Strenuous Work Ahead for Republican Credentials Panel
Chicago June 2. Chairman Harry New of the Republican national committee says 288 contested seats must be heard, with an estimated 114 hours needed to consider all evidence. Hearings begin Friday at 11 AM, requiring daily sessions through the convention, challenging the credentials committee's schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry New
Republican National Committee
New
National Committee
Committee On
Sunday evangelist blasts ministers in Pittsburg talk
Rev. Billy Sunday, former baseball player turned revivalist, spoke to Pittsburg Presbyterian ministers on Why Some Ministers Fail. His sharp critique labeled many clergy as fudging mollycoddles, grafters, and salary quacks while calling to tear down seminaries and replace them with a blunt corrective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Billy” Sunday
First Presbyterian Church
Sunday
Sharon
Here
Church Probation Limited
In Maryland June 2 reports and routine church government business move quickly at the Methodist conference. A key measure ends the six month probation, allowing reception into the church once recommended by boards or class leaders and stewards with pastoral approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Probation Limited
Billimore
Methodiat Conference
Former Senator James K. Jones Dies in Washington
Former United States Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas died at his residence in Washington at 6 30 last evening after a brief illness. He was a leading Democrat in the senate from 1885 to 1903 and chaired the Democratic National Committee for the 1896 and 1900 campaigns. He had practiced law in Washington since leaving the senate and was not active in politics. The immediate cause was heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Senate
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Jones
Treasury
New York
Warsaw
Sokolow
Vistula
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Los Angeles
Southern Pacifica Company
William H. Robertson
Chicago
James A. Patten
English Lake
Herman E. Schnabel
Gaston Philip
Frank MacAboy
de Te Pegeress
House
National Health Association
Department of Agriculture
California
Congress
Wells
Military Affairs Committee
Scott
Roosevelt
Iowa Holds First Statewide Primary for November Races
Des Moines reports the first statewide primary election in Iowa nominating candidates for November. The main contest pits Governor A B Cumming against United States Senator William B Allison for the Republican nomination. Republicans seek victory while other parties see little opposition for ticket spots. Collected nominations include all state officers from governor downward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
A. B. Cumming
United States
Wiliam B. Allison
Record Transatlantic Passages Hit New Fast Times
The Mauretania topped its own record from Queenstown to New York with a four day twenty one hour run, beating prior best by two hours forty one minutes. The Lusitania also set a faster eastbound time from New York to Queenstown, five days four hours three minutes, surpassing previous mark by two hours forty three minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sandy Hook
Queenstown
Daunt’s Rook
Lusitania
Cunard Line
Fire destroys Bank hotel and adjoining buildings in Scottsburg
Fire started inside the Bank hotel in Scottsburg Indiana last night and within two and a half hours a half block lay in ashes. The two story hotel post office building a barber shop and a new barn were all destroyed. Loss is estimated at twenty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsburg
Ind
Bank
Twenty one business houses burned at Hooker Oklahoma
A big Hooker Oklahoma fire destroyed twenty one business houses causing about 150000 dollars in losses. The article lists various other distant incidents and trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooker, Okla
Panama election tensions prompt Marine polling guards
Washington reports Panama's July presidential vote shows revolutionary tendencies. About 800 U S Marines will guard 100 polling places on election days to ensure order. The fight is between Vice President Obaldia and Arias with political maneuvering shaping the turnout. Minister Squires sails home as officials weigh further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama
United States
Obaldia
Arias
Amador
Europe
Obsardia
Senor Dias
Ossia
Liberal
Progressive Party
Party of the Negro and Indian
Obaidia
Taft
Iethmus
Colon
Squires
Standings and Results From Major Leagues Sunday
National and American leagues show Chicago and New York atop their circuits while Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia and Brooklyn post wins and losses. Box scores from Cincinnati Boston New York Brooklyn Chicago and St Louis games list pitchers and final tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
R.H.E. Cincinnati
Campbell
McLean
Bebee
Ludwig
R.H.E
Spade
Schiel
Higginbotham
Hostetter
Wiltse
Needham
Dorner
Bowerman
Moren
Doolin
McIntyre
Bergen
Cences BO
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Eae
R.hle
Owen, Manuel, Walsh, Sullivan, Graham, Petty
B't
Celt wins Brooklyn Handicap in record Gravesend mile and a quarter
Celt, a three year old colt in James R. Keene colors, won the Brooklyn handicap at Gravesend before about 25,000 fans. He set a new track and race record for one mile and a quarter with a time of 2 04 1 5, while Fair Play ran a gallant race for Belmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Celt
James R. Keene
Brooklyn
Gravesend Racetrack
Gravesend
Steppins
Fair Play
Belmont
Actor Succumbs to Excitement at Keith's Theater
Eugene Jepson of New York fifty died in his dressing-room at Keith's theater Cleveland after a fire alarm, audience escaped unharmed as the orchestra played on. Weather and market notes follow with Kidney Cure advertisement by O D Knoefel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Eugene Jepson
New York
Keith's Theater
Two Boys and a Gun Fatal Shooting in Shelbyville Porch
In Shelbyville Indiana on June 32 Floyd three years old son of Walter Jackson was accidentally shot by his six year old brother. The child lived only twenty minutes after the accident. The boys were playing sol ger on the front porch. The elder boy had a shotgun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Floyd
Walter Jackson
Former Senator Jones and Pneumonia Helped by New Discovery
Jesse P Morris of Skippers recalls a near death from pneumonia in spring 1906. He describes a severe cough and weakness until he tried Dr King’s New Discovery, using two and a half bottles, and quickly recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse P. Morris
Skippers
Dr. King
Faith Fueled Camp Meeting To Open In Anderson
In Anderson Indiana June 2 a central camp meeting for the Church of God begins June 2 and ends June 14 with 2000 to 2600 visitors expected. The Gospel Trumpet company hosts on forty acre grounds and has funded a $10000 auditorium, a $20000 Old Folks Home and rebuilding after fire without outside aid from the colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Gospel Trumpet Company
Gospel Trumpet Colony of Workers
Gospel Trumpet
Indiana
Indianapolis
Democrats Used Tactics As Clerks Fatigue Returns
Readers note the piece recalls political maneuvering and counting pitfalls as staff exhaustion set in on a spring day. It mentions April 1 context and mentions Billa as a referenced figure in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billa
Democratic Meeting in Richmond to Welcome Gov Candidate
In Richmond Indiana on June 2 the Wayne County Democrats plan a banquet for Governor candidate Thomas R. Marshall and other Democratic state ticket hopefuls. The Colosseum seats 2,500 with 500 banquet tickets, speeches capped at ten minutes except Marshall, and a reception for Mrs. Marshall at the Westcott hotel. Delegations arrive from neighboring counties as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Wayne County
Colosseum
Pettis A. Reid
Marshall
Unalon
Fayette
Shelby
Henry
Hancock
Randolph
Coety Blaze at Linten Fire Engulfs Dealerships
June 3 in Liston nd reports a major fire at Harrie auto and apparel firms causing about 5000 dollars in loss. Fire did damage to a fashion cloak and seerapt shop. cause under investigation and authorities secure scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coety
Linten
Liston
Remonstrance, Concerts, Purchases in Local News Record
A liquor remonstrance circulates in Lafayette township. A concert is set for Thursday June 4 at Centenary church by the Epworth League. The Glenmore steamer, bought for 7000 by Kansas City Amusement, will soon sail to Kansas City and enter excursion service this summer and winter packet trade on the Missouri river. A demurrer in the Rudolph Allis case is argued today in circuit court with city stance by Judge A Dowling and city attorney J H Weathers and G H Hester. Manzanita Tribe officers named for the year. Police chief McCulloch reassigns June patrols before Detroit chiefs convention. Seventy arrests made in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenmore
Louisville and Henderson Packets Company
Kanase City Amusement Company
Kansas City
Miesouri River
Rudolph Allis
A Dowling
Allie
J. H Weathers
G H Hester
McCulloch
Convention of Chiefs of Police
Detroit
Linex
Starr
Fess
Pepper
Seery
Neafus
Spence
Klinesiiver
Truman
Dorn
Martin
Adams
Capt. McCulloch
Walls
Jane
Department
Foley Kidney Core Promises Cures for Kidney and Bladder Trouble
An old ad claims Foley's Kidney Core cleanses the blood by filtering impurities and ensures good health. It says the product strengthens the system and will positively cure all forms of kidney and bladder trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
New Albany State to Face Salem Team Next Friday
The New Albany State will travel to Salem next Friday to play the baseball team there. On the following Sunday the Stars meet Dusty Rhodes of Louisville at Fairmont Park for a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany State
Salem
Stars
Dusty Rhodes
Louisville
Fairmont Park
Electric Bitters Restored My Health After Near Death
A reader recalls nine years ago almost dying from illness and credits Electric Bitters with restoring strength and health. The testimonial notes immediate benefit after starting the tonic and mentions sale at Chas. D. Knoefel's drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Ind
Electric Bitters
Balloon Chicago Launches for Three Day Trip from Quincy
The balloon Chicago with Charlies Coey Charie H Leichnster and Captain H Bum baugh left Quincy at 6 last night. It carries 110 600 feet of gas and is provisioned for a three days journey. It crossed the Mississippi at 6 15 and heads west at 2000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Chicago
Charlies Coey
Charie H. Leichnster
H. Bumbaugh
Mississippi
Truelson Confession Under Scrutiny in Indiana Case
Investigators reevaluate every statement from Truelson in jail Vernon Texas after his confession nearly dismissed by Julius and others. He allegedly aided Mrs Gunness in burying victims while a farm hand, then repudiated the confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truelson
Laporte
Ind
Julius
Vernon
Tex
Smith
Sheri
Local notices and social updates mid city events
The column lists visiting relatives and residents from California to Indiana, marriages planned for June, illness updates, job transfers, and school events. Names include Eva Jones, Franklin. Robert Minor. J P Ward. Eugene McBarre ville. Catherine McBarron. Olin B. McBride. Id McCulloch. Jane at St Pauls rectory. Eugene L. Brisby. P S Everest. George H Beers. Trinity M E parsonage. J B Weathers. Aileen Weathers. and other locals across streets and neighborhoods. It notes hospital care, a Gall stones case, and a western health trip for a patient. It references a graduation, class of 1910, and a school annual contest titled A Midnight Adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. E
John P. Beatley
California
Cage
Eva Jones
Franklin
Ghertres Street
Robert Minor
Atlants
J.P. Ward
Rising
Okley
East Spring Street
Arthur J Thompson
Jeas O'Bannon
Silver Hilla
Eugene McBarreville
Catherine McBarron
Olin B. McBride
Id McCulloch
Marts
Eugene L. Brisby
Oly
Oak Street
St. Edward
P. S. Everest
Gr Ww
George H. Beera
Everest
Greenwood, SD
Radias
Magnee
Green Bey
Frank Orman Beckeee
Mers Trinity M. E. Parsonage
Kost 3
Spring Streets
Trinity Vagytatives
Qaceta
Ja Brown
Margaret Conner
Beth Alma Sittason
Louise St Moeara
Jacob Buerk
Is Enbach
Association Election Focuses on Tonight's Voting
Tonight's session centers on voting for association leaders with members urged to participate. Organizers emphasize turnout and the selection of key officers to steer the group's agenda.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Committee On Credentals
Harry S&s. New
Billy
Ministerial Hasta
James K. Jones Empires
Bad Blaze
Scotteburg
Berlin
Bert McMillin
LaBelle
Bam
R.h.le
Frazer
Brown
Kling
Madox
Gibson
Cates
Street
Plank
Powers
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Aes
Druhot
Howley
Suthoff
Land
Puttman
Poole
Hughes
Taylor
Upp
James
Busick
Meyers
Graham
Oberlin
Patterson
Block
Kansas
O. D. Knoefel
Anderson
Democrats
State Campaign Today
Charles W. Arthur
Aldrich
Beveridge
Kean
New Jersey
Hale
Ton Ieee Rot Hima
de Exocly Toe Tae
Lafayette Township
Thoreday
Centenary Church
The
Epworth League
Manzanita Tribe of
Red Men
Sacham
Alonzo Benson
Sevior Sagamore
John Espin
Janior Sagamore
D. L. Arnold
Prophet
Andreas Wenz
Robert G. Leist
Louis Yost
Andrew Buckingham
Joseph G. Leist
Frank M. Genung
H. F. Wooten
Alonzo Murphy
George F. Wells
Robert G. Leiss
Eugene F
Mr. and
E. Jane
St. Paul's Rectory
Main Street
Aileen Weathers
J. B. Weathey
Vincennes Street
Arts Tudor Heil
Igolia
Sannybrook da
Colorado
Osler
West
Sis Ho Hills
Child
Rel
O’bennea Ia
City Court
Pate
Tresty
Association
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!