Special Mission on Religious Bigotry In Denominations
Rev. Talmage argues sectarianism hinders gospel spread urging liberty of conscience while praising shared aims across Rome of Christians. He traces bigotry to home education and emphasizes unity over conflict urging cooperation among Episcopalians Presbyterians Baptists Methodists and others to advance faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DeWitt Talmage
Jordan
Gilead
Ephraim
Church of God
House of God
Perdition
Wrath
George Whitefield
George
Christ
Far East
Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Francis I
Church of the Lord Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus
God
Robert Hall
Adoniram Judson
Latimer
Melville
John Wesley
Summerfield
John Knox
Alexanders
Young Men’s Christian Associations
Bible Society
Tract Society
Imissionary Society
Atlantic
Mars’ Head
Earth
Father
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Christian Women Help Spread Early Gospel Story
The text notes that women shared significant roles in spreading Christianity and that the earliest centuries of Christian history feature noble women whose contributions are central to the narrative. The piece references a Catholic viewpoint and Denver context tied to O'Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ou Wm
O’ryan
Denver
Farmers Propose 10 Suggestions to Dairymen in State
Des Moines July 25 A collection of dairy guidance issued by State Dairy Commissioner Gates urges dairymen to produce high quality milk and maintain proper hygiene. The article also notes a new law prohibiting gambling devices at county fairs receiving state aid and discusses a minor funding dispute over the State Veterinarian’s appropriation and tuberculosis research plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Iowa
State Pharmaceutical Association Backs Patent Medicine Boycott
The Des Moines meeting of the State Pharmaceutical Association executive committee adopted resolutions calling for a boycott of patent medicine makers who refuse war taxes yet raise prices to retailers. The boycott takes effect once 75 percent of state retailers sign on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Pharmaceutical Association
Des Moines
Prominent Cedar Rapids Doctor Arrested for Second Degree Murder
Dr. 8S Yeorick, a Cedar Rapids pioneer practitioner, was arrested on second degree murder charges by warrant from Coroner Ranch. The charge stems from a jury finding in the Mrs. James Forbes death case, alleging death from a criminal operation. He was admitted to bond and faces a preliminary examination August 1.
Relief corps sends supplies to Captain Chantland's company
The Humboldt relief corps prepaid by express a box of supplies to Capt. Chantland of Company G Fifty-second Iowa at Chickamauga. Each package is marked for a particular soldier and filled with items chosen by the donors. Old soldiers guide the selections with practical suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corps of
Humboldt
Chantland
Fifty-second
Iowa
Chickamauga
Saloon shooting in Far mington leaves two dead
In Far mington a feud between George Hatter and Armel Freed led to a saloon confrontation. Hatter fired five times at Freed but hit bystander Push Reece in the stomach. Freed returned fire, wounding Hatter and fatally injuring Reece and Hatter, who died. Freed says he acted in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Push Reece
George Hatter
Hatter
Armel Freed
Freed
Reece
Watter
Bank Closure in Marshalltown Prompts Reorganization Talks
The Commercial State Bank of Marshalltown was closed by State Bank Examiner Walters. It will pay all liabilities. stockholders call for a full examination before any reorganization. Sylvester Lacey serves as president and Wayne Hildreth as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial State Bank
Marshalltown
State
Walters
Sylvester Lacey
Wayne Hildreth
Woman Bound Over in Mason City Murder Case
Mrs. Edward Hughes bound over to the grand jury in Mason City on charges of murdering her husband Mr. Hughes, who died last April. Exhumation revealed arsenite in the stomach, indicating foul play. Mrs Hughes was arrested and released on a $4,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hughes
Mason City
Hughes
Prof. Haynes
Chicago
Wuphes
Towa Agricultural College Trustees Accept Budd Resignation
The board of trustees at Ames accepts the resignation of Prof. J. T. Budd from the chair of horticulture after long service. He is known to horticulturists and faced opposition from Towa nurserymen over introducing Russian fruit trees. He resigns to pursue his own horticultural interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Agricultural College
J. L. Budd
United States
Town Horticultural Society
Europe
Charles Downing
New York
Prof. Budd
Downing
America
Budd
Towa Agricultural College
Ames
J. T. Budd
Towa
Tie
Tragedy at Fredonia Ends in Death of Charles Bentley
Charles Bentley was shot and killed by T. J. Preston near Fredonia, about 20 miles south of Muscatine. Bentley had persisted in attentions to Mrs Preston, prompting the fatal confrontation. Preston surrendered to the constable and is jailed in Wapello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bentley
T. J. Preston
Fredonia
Muscatine
Bentley
Preston
Wapello Jall
Traveling showman shoots into crowd killing teen in Creston
Robert Nolan fired at a crowd of boys at Talmage, killing 17 year old Frank Newkirk. Nolan is jailed in Creston while his wife Ife claims he meant only to frighten the boys and fired into the air. Ife resides at Griswold and was questioned by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nolan
Talmage
Frank Newkirk
Nolan
Jath
Creston
Ife
Griswold
Soldiers from Des Moines to join Seventh Regiment
Eighly colored men from Des Moines and vicinity started for 8t Gauls Mo under Capt Amos Brandt Gwhite they have all been examined and at Jefferson barracks will be mustered in as company M Seventh regiment fins munes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Gauls
Amos Brandt Gwhite
Jeferson Barracks
Fins Munes
Iowans in the Naval Service Listed by Col Henderson
Col Henderson publishes a roll of Iowans serving in the Navy. Names include Commodore George C. Remey at Key West, Lt Cmdr Adolph Marix aboard Scorpion, Lt Cmdr Gottfried Blocklinger on Charleston, and many others with ships, bureaus, and duties. Also listed are naval cadets at the academy on probation and retired officers on active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Henderson
Naval Service
George C. Remey
Naval Base
Key Wast
Adolph Marix
Scorpion
Gottfried Blocklinger
Charleston
Clayton 8. Richman
Nahant
Martine J. Hall
Catskill
Asher C. Barker
State Department
Walter 3. Hughes
Frank F. Pletcher
Bureau of Ordnance
George H. Stafford
Columbia
Jacmnen FE
Heatherington
Marietta
Augustus N. Mayer
Buccaneer
Albert M. Beecher
Kient
Ford H. Brown
Philadelphia
DoeWitt Blamer
Alliance
Hewry I
Varnell
Oregon
Jed R. Holman
Texas
Albert H. McCarthy
Massachusetts
Arthur
C. Smith
Indiana
Charles 40
Rankenalpen
Baltimore
W. B. Wells
Engineer Division
Brooklyn
D. Borrien
John V. Babcock
Orie W. Fowler
George J. Myers
Wnaton N. M. Dlubbard, Jr
Justin
Charles O. Bond
Newport
1. M. Lombard
Monteray
M. C. Cgoodrell
Miarine Battalion
North American Squadron
Memorial Services for Red Oak Educator and Soldier
Memorial services in Red Oak honor Prof Gr Rogers longtime Red Oak high school instructor and Private John Ritter of Company M Fifty first Town volunteers who died at Camp Merritt San Francisco Chief Justice Deemer presided Addresses by Superintendent Chevalier Prof Condit Miss Hamon Moulton and Rev W H Cable High school chorus sang Pulpit decorated with national flags and school colors Rogers remains en route for Minburn Dallas county home of his parents Ritter buried at San Francisco military cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 1
Red Owk
Gr. Rogers
Red Oak
John Ritter
Camp Merritt
San Francisco
Deemer
Rogers
Minburn
Dallas County
Ritter
President Gates Demurrer Overruled in Des Moines Case
Federal Judge Woolson in Des Moines overruled the demurrer of President Geox A Gates of Grinnell College in the mons bel sult against the American Book Company. Gates was ordered to file his answer by September 1. The suit followed his pamphlet A Foe to American Schools" which attacked the company. The defense had portions of the pamphlet stricken from the petition except one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geox A. Gates
Grinnell College
American Book Company
Des Moines
Woolson
Gates
Sait
Itbel
Heir to Millions From Oregon and Wisconsin Lands
Theodore G I Pierce, adopted son of W W Pierce of Waterloo, will inherit a fortune estimated at 3,000,000 dollars. Real name Burnett, 27, his Oregon estate includes 2,800 acres near Portland with a $10,000 yearly summer hotel, plus 2,000 acres and a summer resort near Madison, Wisconsin.
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Theodore G. I. Pierce
W. W. Pierce
Waterloo
Portland
Ore
Wisconsin
Pierce
Burnett
Nan Unele
Madison
Ellice
Windstorm Hits Corning and Woodbury County Court Rules Tax Bridge Legal
A severe windstorm destroyed outbuildings and damaged trees in Corning and across Adamis county. Wind mills fell and grain was blown over fields while apples were shaken from trees. The Woodbury district court upheld a Sioux City bridge tax vote worth $300,000 from a two percent levy on property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamis County
District Court
Woodbury County
Missouri River
Sioux City
Beede Named Indian Inspector At Washington Request
Hon Cyrus Beede of Oskaloosa has been appointed as Indian inspector after a long recommendation. Eight inspectors exist with no fixed headquarters and they answer to Washington. Beede brings years of Indian affairs experience. Attack Trainmen Sioux City harvest hands bound northward threaten railroad workers as they travel in large groups. Trainmen report being attacked and freight trains seized to aid the harvesters pushing northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Beede
Oskaloosa
Washington
Beede
Sioux City
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Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage
Iowa State Agricultural College
Grambling
Soldier Boys
Northwestern Railway
C.F. Curtiss
James Wilson
L. H. Pammell
Gibson
Becky Young
Edith Payne Parsons
Frank D. Jackson
Camp McKinley
Sanitary Commission
Hey
Utica
N. Y
Terriot
Johnson Brigham
National Convention of Librarians
Brigham
F. W. Bicknell
Boycott Patent Medicines
Iowa State News
Bank
Domesatlea Trapedy
Showman
Immanes
Towa Central Railway
Tama
Dubuque
Twentieth Town Infantry
Davenport
Old Settlers’ Association
Tama County
Iowa Walls Chautauqua Assembly
Fayette County Savings Bank of West Union
Caleb Brown
Pension Bureau
Brac City
Marshall County
Burlington Road
Catholic Order of Foresters
TH. M. Messer
Omaha Exposition
First Town Infantry Veteran Association
Mount Pleasant
John II. Wulskamp
Keokuk
H. J. Hulskamp
Monticello
Cal
Charles la Follett
Panama
J.W. Payne
George True
St. Louis
Parsons
Russell Hatch
Central City
Memorial Services
Spain
Valla
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