Faith Fueled Central Camp Meeting In Anderson Indiana
Members of the Church of God from the United States and foreign lands gather for the annual central camp meeting in Anderson. The new $19,000 auditorium and related facilities host about 2000 visitors, with 2500 anticipated, all funded by the Gospel Trumpet colony without outside city assistance.
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Anderson
Ind
Church of God
United States
Church
Gospel Tranpet Company
Gospel Trumpet Company
Gospel Trumpet Colony of Workers
Gospel Trumpet
Old Folks’ Homie
Auditorian
Indiana
Campaign Meeting Opens With Keynote Address Planned
Pettis A Reid presides as 2500 people are expected at a Democratic rally. Mr Marshall will deliver a keynote on The Campaign of 1908 and voter duty, with an hour or more for his speech. Delegations arrive from Union Fayette Shelly Henry Hancock and Randolph counties. Mrs Marshall attends reception at Westcott hotel in Richmond tonight.
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Rieimerd
Peter Bee
Marshall
Wayne County
Union
Fayette
Shelly
Henry
Hancock
Randolph
Costly Blaze Damages Local Firms in Linton Indiana
Fire at Linton Indiana June 2 caused Holscher Harris shoe dealers to lose 5000 dollars, Fashion Cloak and Suit Company 4000, Shaw photographer 1400, Home Telephone Company 500, Dr H B Turner stock 34000 and building 8000. All losses insured. Fire origin not known.
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Linton
Iind
Holscher & Harris
Fashion Cloak and Suit Company
Shaw
Home Telephone Company
H. B. Turner
Former Senator James K Jones dies after brief illness
Washington June 2 Former United States Senator James K Jones of Arkansas died at his residence last evening after an illness of a few hours aged sixty nine years He was a leading Democrat in the senate from 1885 to 1903 and chaired the Democratic national committee campaigns of 1896 and 1900 He had practiced law in Washington since leaving the senate in 1908 and died of heart failure. Iowa nominating primaries open today with Governor Cummins challenging Senator Allison for renomination.
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United States
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Senate
Wiliam Jennings Hrgan
Democratic National Committee
Jones
Iowa
Des Moines
A. B. Cummins
William B. Allison
Mauretania Sets Faster Transatlantic Record Also Lusitania Reform Breaks Eastbound Mark
The Mauretania passes Sandy Hook at 8:52 PM to claim a new record for the low transatlantic run from Queenstown to New York, four days 21 hours 18 minutes. The Lusitania breaks its eastbound record to cover the New York to Queenstown voyage in five days 4 hours 3 minutes. A hotel fire in Punk injures several and damages property nearby.
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Cunard
Eno
Notable Murders and World News Highlights
Summary of a chaotic news digest: Bert Mesh murders his wife and two children before suicide near Labelle Missouri. Federal grand jury indicts Southern Pacific in 298 counts of rebating. A Chicago official drowns, and Herman Schnabel dies by suicide after heavy losses. Warsaw court martial sentences three girls and eleven men for a post car attack. Senator Gore seeks eye treatment in Washington.
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Labelie
Treasury
New York
Warsaw
Sokolow
Vistula
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Washington
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Contested Seats to Hear Evidence Before National Convention
Chicago report shows 229 contested seats require 114 hours of hearings starting Friday. Republican National Committee Chairman Harry New warns of a strenuous schedule as credentials work stretches to the convention.
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Chicago
Harrry New
Republican National Committee
New
National Committee
Evangelist Rev Sun day Addresses Pittsuburg Ministers
Pittsburg audience hears Rev Pilly Sundy urge reform of ministers and seminaries. He denounces wealth among clergy and calls to "tear down the seminaries" as he compares church leadership to a surgeon removing an abscess. Several pastors reportedly leave First Presbyterian as others stay.
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Pilly
Pittshburg
First Presbyilerian Church
Sundin
Boce Wyden
Staron
Owen
Willie Specia
Ible
Ton
Methodist conference ends six month probation rule
Baltimore church leaders rush reports and routine business at the Methodist conference. A key measure discards the six month probation system, allowing baptism into the church upon board or class readers and stewards approval with the pastor's consent, while permitting a probation period of any needed length.
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Baltimore
Methodist Conference
Parish Top and Frosty Whipping Customs Revealed
A garbled extract describes an English village practice involving a parish top used by whipping officials in cold weather to keep geesents warm during exercise. The text references a chief whip and mentions Shakespeare era wording, with unclear names and places embedded in the corrupted OCR.
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England
Dave
the Disget
Fragmented Nod to Language and Expression
The text quips about German and a quoted figure Geri isavtaa describing letters of a dor dolin Baoan as a wolf and bear learned mode of human expression. It claims half the words are stitched, letters scrabbled when people were drunk, obscuring tops from bottoms.
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Iuskin
Geri Isavtaa
Doctor Corrects Wife on Husband's Isolation
The doctor notes the husband is indoors too much and urges more outside time. The wife protests then the clinician admits the mistake, leaves a prescription, and promises a follow up call.
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St. Louis Republic
The Vote That Counted
A terse quote from Foulsville Courier Journal notes a family voting split with the son a lawyer and parents back and forth, ultimately showing a practical majority in the household.
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Foulsville Courier-Journal
Mining stock proofs cited in a wry exchange
A witty exchange notes that a college diploma is absent while mining stock certificates are framed as evidence of having been through the school of experience. The remark highlights a humorous take on credentials and learning.
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Exchange
Quote on value of observing every event from Johnson
A brief attribution notes that Johnson stated the habit of noting every event brings more value than many years, underscoring the importance of attentive observation. The fragment emphasizes the lifelong benefit of careful attention to happenings.
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Johnson
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