United Presbyterian Assembly Debates Secret Societies Policy
The US North America United Presbyterian Church assembly in Des Moines discusses the Testimony amendments opposing secret societies especially Free Masonry and Odd Fellowship. Oath practices and civil magistrate concerns frame debate as union history traces to 18th century Scotland.
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General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Des Moines
America
Africa
India
Japan
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Great Presbyterian Church
Free Masonry
Odd Fellowship
Church of Scotland
Associate of Secession Presbytery
Associate Synod of Scotland
Associate Reformed Churches
Pittsburg
Handshake Blamed for Mrs. McKinley's Illness
A questionable handshake, described as a strong grip from a southern man, allegedly caused a finger bruise that developed into a bone felon. This sequence reportedly contributed to Mrs. McKinley’s illness and her eventual move to Del Monte. The article notes her fondness for finger rings as keepsakes from donors.
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Mrs. McKinley
Memphis
Rixey
del Monte
Martin Sentenced for Mail Sack Robbery
Des Moines May 22 William B Martin pleaded guilty to robbing third class mail from West Moines postoffice basement and was sentenced by Judge McPherson to one year of hard labor in Fort Madison penitentiary.
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Des Moines
William_ B. Martin
West Moines
Dr. Frank Hoyt Dies After Mental Health Treatment
Dr. Frank Hoyt, about 25, superintendent of the Mr. Pleasant hospital, died in Kansas City Kansas after several weeks of mental treatment. He had served as superintendent for three years and went there for care, with physicians not expecting his death.
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Mr. Pleasant Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Frank Hoyt
Rockford
Tenn
E. Garlen
Noted Iowa state physician Dr Hoyt dies after long service
The long time superintendent of the institution at Clarinda who moved to Chicago to educate his children and later to Colorado to recover from pneumonia has died. Dr Hoyt was renowned for his leadership in state institution management and introduced many new ideas. He leaves a wife and several children.
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Clarinda
Chicago
Colorado
Hoyt
Reduced Rate Meetings and Expositions in 1901
Notice lists reduced rail fares for St Paul Minnesota head camp M W O A June 11 1901 and several medical and veteran group gatherings with dates in May June 1901. It also advertises one fare plus two dollars round trip for military surgeons American Academy of Medicine and American Medical Assn meetings. plus G A R encampment in Iowa and Pan American Exposition Buffalo May 1 to Nov 1 1901 with 5 10 and 30 day rates. Call at depot for details.
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M. W
Military Surgeons of
U. S
American Academy of Medicine
American Medical Ass'n
Dubuque
Department of Iowa
Iowa
Hat worth every cent in June Smart Set tale
Lena-Jack tease Bessie with a compliment about a new hat. Belle-Well asks if the kiss happened and June Smart Set notes she believes the hat paid for itself. The exchange highlights social wit and fashion in a lighthearted vignette.
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Lena
Jack
Bessie
Belle
June
Rector Remedy Claims 98 Percent Cure Rate
An advertisement touts Rector as a remedy for piles claiming 98 percent permanent cures. It offers free samples and a free trial if it fails, signed by J. J. Havercamp.
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J. J. Havercamp
Muscatine second team defeats West Liberty in easy game
Muscatine's second basketball squad, managed by Chester Huffman, beat the West Liberty lads by a large score on the road. Huffman praised the on road treatment and the West Liberty team after the game.
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Muscatine
Chester Huffman
West Liberty
Huffman
Yesterday's Results from Baseball Scores
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 5 to 3 while Cincinnati beat Boston 4 to 1 and St Louis topped Brooklyn 11 to 5. New York edged Pittsburg 2 to 1 in another close game.
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W. L. Pet
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
Samenns
Tangs
Moss
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Constitution Tries Sea Trial With Smooth Sailing
Bristol May 22. The Constitution had a trial trip yesterday and behaved in a highly gratifying manner. It sailed from 10 AM to shortly after 3 PM showing fine handling on all points under a breeze ranging from light to about ten miles an hour.
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Bristol
R. L
Constitution
Games Today Across League Cities
Chicago meets Philadelphia while Cincinnati visits Boston and St. Louis travels to Brooklyn. Pittsburgh plays New York in a slate of baseball games scheduled for today across the circuit.
Mast of the yacht Independence halted by pier and machinist strike
Boston Mass May 22 Practically nothing was accomplished yesterday toward stopping the mast of the yacht Independence at the Atlantic works due to trouble lowering it to the end of the pier and minor delays from a machinists strike.
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Boston
Mass
Independence
Atlantic Works
Matches Set: Philadelphia Chicago Boston Detroit
A set of two team matchups listed with major cities. No scores or outcomes provided.
Tichenor’s $5,000 horse Caviar wins Worth feature
Chicago March 22 reports M H Tichenor’s purchase of Caviar proving class by winning the Worth feature. Competing horses included Louisville Boney Boy Ohnet and Charles Mooree with Ohnet seen as best challenger to Fordham Annie G. The bookmakers initially favored Caviar, offering even money before adjusting to 4 to 5 and 7 to 10.
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Chicago
M. H. Tichenor
Caviar
Worth
Louisville
Boney Boy
Ohnet
Charles Mooree
Fordham
Annie G. Horse
Postponed Games and Umpire Controversy Cast Cloud Over League
Rain postponed both American League games Washington at Cleveland and Boston at Detroit yesterday. Washington DC May 22 President Young said New York club refused to let Nash umpire, arguing league law forbids transfer of umpires on schedule. Nash was ready to umpire in New York. league action will determine the game’s legality. Bert Cunningham, former Chicago pitcher, signed as umpire and will work in Philadelphia tomorrow.
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Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
D. C
Young
New York
Nash
Freedman
National League
Bert Cunningham
Chicago
Philadelphia
Illinois State Tournament Advances to Second Day
Springfield Illinois reports the second day of the twenty seventh annual Illinois State tournament as action continues across multiple events. The coverage highlights ongoing results and participant names from the opening rounds.
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Springfield
Wasem Defeats Nouralda lah in Iowa Wrestling Bout
Wasem the Iowa champion defeated the Turk Nouralda lah in a two fall win in a crowd pleasing match. Wasem weighed 172 pounds and stood 5 feet 8 inches. Nouralda lah weighed 234 pounds and stood 6 feet 6 inches. Wasem won 75 percent of the gate receipts as he earned a surprising victory.
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Burling Agton
Wasem
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U.P. Church Assembly
Ian Church
Secret Societies—Union of
Osteopath
M.A. Barr
West Second Street
West Third Street
Martin
St. Paul, Minn
Sportsmen's Association
H. J. Sconce
Sidell
Illinois Gun Club
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
William Crosby
Orallon
Cardus
Miss Garlen
Aelief
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Chattanooga
Muscatine Electric
Baltimore
Eneewe
Milwaukee
Escvessesacce
John HU. Funk
Itt
Pearl City
Joe T. Cosgrove
Iowa Avenue
C. F. Cadle
G. A. Pierson
E. 2d
J. H. Munroe & Son
J. H. Munroe
Peter Olsen
East 6Th St
6Th and
Orange
Lowan
Iowan
Turk
Mus. Lumber & Box Co
East Second Street
Louisville & Nashville
Evansville
New Orleans
Pensacola
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
C. L. Stone
Louisville, KY
Frisco Line
Red River
Oan A Cine
Denison and
Sherman, Texas
the & T
Texas
H. M. Dean
H. J. Dean
Cook, Musser & Co.'s
Reslivench
Thos. Brown
First National Bank
Clymer A. Coldren
J. W. M’kee
Bramworth’s Drug Store
P. Ingham
Eireet
BR. Thompson
Browning
W. &. Thompson & CO
Lowa Ave
2D St
J. Cansraddan
W. D. Burk
Carskaddan & Burk
Art Law
T. R. Fitz
Erald
Iver Hershey State Bank
Second Street
Titus & Jackson
G. ©. Tits
D. W. Jackson
Attorneys AT Law
Jayx
Ww. Hoffman
Jayne
Scott Richman
Richmar
Richman & Richman
West
Tim Costa
Patent
Steeers
Siegers
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