Romanism Reproved by Presbyterians Morning Sun
The Reformed Presbyterian synod denounces the Roman Hierarchy as the man of sin, condemning Catholic aggressive activity and praising home mission efforts. Speakers including Blair, Kingaton, Carlthers, and Sanderson report on mission work among freedmen, Jews, and western expansion, with salary guidelines for congregations by city size.
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Reformed Presbyterian Synod
Aesalon
Paul
Committee On Home Missions
Trev. R.A. Blair
Selma
Ala
Atache
Ohla
S. F. Kingaton
Great Western
Felds
Aver Koon
Leva
Children’s Bureau Chief Appointment Discussed in Washington
Washington letters discuss the scope of the new Children's Bureau under the Department of Commerce and Labor. Secre taries Nagel and others confer on assistants as the bureau is set to begin July 1 amid requests for 823,000 dollars for the first year.
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Tune
Julia
Lathrop
Tts House
Chicago
Pew Chilctron
Department of Commerce and Labor
Nagel Tedas
Congress
Voat'r Expctisos
Campbell Resigns as Y M C A Physical Director
S. D. Campbell, physical director for the local Y M C A, has resigned effective immediately. The board of directors accepted the resignation during that evening’s session, with Campbell considering other offers.
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A. Board of Directors
Campbell
S. D. Campbell
Young Men's Christian Association
Campbell Replaces Janesville Physical Director Post
At a meeting the board discussed remaining proceedings and Campbell’s plans to arrange with other officials. A successor to Campbell is announced, with good men under consideration. J emme, the former Janesville physical director from Masestino, Wisconsin, resigned last September and married recently.
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Camphbell
Jemne
Masestino
Fanesvilla
Wis
Janesville
Montis Aga
Janes- Vile
Mr. Campbell
Gome
Vanguard Reinforcements in Mexican Rebel War Report
Mexican congressmen allied with General Orozco were halted by federal agents at Nuevo Laredo while crossing into the United States on their way to Juarez. In Chihuahua, reinforcements moved to bolster Cal Antonio Robas’s rebel vanguard near Santa Rosaila as Huerta’s forces reportedly shift north of Jiminez. A peace plan funded by small-denomination bonds is discussed in the state legislature. Meanwhile Danish Lutheran church delegates addressed the Des Moines convention opening remarks.
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Cal. Antonio Rojas
Santa Rosaila
Inex
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Huerta
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Pascual Orozco
Bachimba
Rom
Orozca
Neuvo Lareda
Juarez
Mexican Congress
Orozco
Lutherans EY
Des Moines
Tev
C. Bodholdt
Racine
Wis
North America
Carl Pani Qsear Moltke
United States
Kenyon Leads in Louisa County Election Returns
Kenyon holds a countywide majority in Louisa with Clarke leading in the gubernatorial race. The Democratic ticket shows one contested race in the Tanks where H R Christie defeats C S Bennett for sheriff. Johnson County reports Kenyon ahead by two hundred votes, Holden by twenty nine, Hamilton by seventy five, with other races detailed for secretary, treasurer, and local officials.
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Wapello
Louisa County
Kenyon
Laie Young
Clarke
H. R. Christie
C. S. Bennett
Sheruf
Young
Sae Vie
Proudfoot
Tee Clarke
Holden Ce Cs
Isennedy
Neal
Cec
Ceres
Eee
DBS Ane Representativa
Brockway
J. Helmick
Murtots
Owe Bakeray
W. Kremer
OGM Veel
M. Catcamp
H. Tu Weber
G. Murphy Sy
R. AL Mutton
Sherif
Guthrie
Ptlives
LAAN
William F. Nelson
William Wiot i
Will O. Jones
Johnson County
Iowa Cty
Olden
Hamilton
Sinclair
Stapleton
Town
Eighth Judicial District
Hubbard Funeral to Be Held Friday in Iowa Congressman Dead
H H Hubbard congressman from the Eleventh Iowa district died suddenly yesterday morning and will be buried Friday afternoon at 2804 Jennings street. Rev Wallace M Hamilton will conduct services. Senate and House committees will attend. Governor Carroll says a special election is necessary but may wait till November. Latest returns show Hubbard died suddenly in Sioux City yesterday.
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H. H. Hubbard
Iowa
Jennings Street
Wallace M. Hamilton
First Presbyterian Church
Senate
House
Hubbard
Congress Ag
B. F. Carroll
The
Journal
H. Hubbard
Sioux City
Victory in district ride over General Scott by 2 500 vote
In Hazel Dell Minnie Lindley closed her spring term and left for home on the 4 p m train. J C Watts attended Memorial Day exercises at Letts and joined relatives at a family reunion at Elmer Eichberger home with William Lake Henry Hoffmeyer and others sharing a bountiful dinner and social time.
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Blue Grass
Minnie Lindley
Hazel Dell
W. B. Jarne
Cinda Stevenson
West Liberty
C. Z.] Baker
Roy Baker
Pleasant Prairie
J. C. Watts
Letts
Watts
Elmer Eichéberger
William Lake
Helen
Henry Hoffmeyer
Mary
Franklin and Everett
L. M. Ceek
Dollie
Emer Efchelberger
Glarys
Frank
Earl
Milton
Levi
Somnambulist Lieutenant Dies After Fall at Firehouse
Chicago, June 5. While asleep and attempting to slide down a brass pole in a firehouse, Lieutenant Joseph T Balak fell from the second floor and was killed. He lay on the cement floor undiscovered until later, and died at a hospital. Mrs. J A Dale visited the city yesterday, returning home in Nichols on the afterpage trail. Read the Journal any per week.
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Chicago
Ill
Joseph T’ Balak
J. A. Dale
Nichols
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