Need of the Church and Its Spirit, Wisconsin Sermon
Rev. G C Carmichael presiding elder of Fond du Lac district decries spiritual deadness in large churches and layman control of pulpit. He cites paltry subscriptions shaping sermons, notes rising salaries, and urges ministers to be men of sense and faith. Bishop Hamilton introduces candidates R W Boag F S Turner etc as class and urges solemn Methodist service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Churches of High
G. C. Carmichael
Fond du Lac
Methodist Conference
Carmichael
Co. W. Boag
F. 5. Turner
Bord W. Kramer
W. E. Kern
James C. Smith
Lorenz Knutsen
H. B. Hafer
Wilton E. Terry
Garrett Theological Biblical Institute
Evanston
Hamilton
Hayes
United States
Monument on Culp's Hill featured in Civil War history
A fragmentary item recalls the scene on Culp's Hill during the Civil War, mentioning a general, the federal effort, and Confederate actions near Fort from the era. The text hints at a commemorative or battlefield context with references to soldiers, dates, and troop movements in the Virginia and New York theater.
French Peasant Killed In Auto Crash Near Auxerre
An automobile carrying Mrs William Graham of Santa Barbara California her daughter and a governess knocked down a peasant near Auxerre about 100 miles from Paris. The chauffeur ditched the car to avoid the collision and all were thrown out. Mrs Graham was cut on the head the governess injured a broken arm. Miss Graham and the chauffeur were unharmed. The party reached Paris by ambulance. Mrs Grahams injuries not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
William Graham
Santa Barbara
Cal
Auxerre
Mra. Graham
Demands Presented to Shah Tehran by Army Chiefs
Signed documents from high officials and army commanders threaten mass resignations if the shah does not accept and act according to a constitutional government. The message was delivered as of September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Teheran
Fersia
Fire devastates Wu Chow district in Hongkong
A large fire swept Wu Chow today destroying hundreds of houses and many boats and pontoons. Officials fear heavy loss of life. The blaze, attributed to arson, grew from opposition to a new interior customs station and added taxes.
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Wu Chow
Associated Press
Hongkong
Battle for the pennant in Philadelphia as Athletics face Detroit
Philadelphia and Detroit, tied for first in the American League, begin a crucial four game series at Columbia Park. The Athletics lead by percentages, with Plank expected to start for Philadelphia and Donovan for Detroit. Today’s game opens at 3 30 with clear, cold weather.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelpha
Detroit
Athletics
Columbia Park
Boston
Plank
Donovan
Ripon College to Play Oshkosh High in First 1907 Exhibition
Ripon Wisconsin September 27 Special to The Northwestern: The 1907 Ripon college football team will make its first appearance on September 28 with an exhibition practice game against Oshkosh High School on the college field. About twenty players will be tried, under Professor Luthring, as part of a fair event. The piece notes rebuilding of the track under Captain Schommer of Chicago, a noted track engineer.
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Northwestern
Ripon
Wis
Ripon College
Oshkosh High School
Collegians
Oshkosh
Luthring
Captain Schommer
Chicago
Indictments Not Given Out Late This Afternoon
Reported San Francisco indictments against Harriman and associates could not be confirmed this afternoon by the U S district attorney office. News delayed until four o clock grand jury reports were expected. New York reports state Southern Pacific and Union Pacific officials had no information on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciso
Harriman
Associated Press
Cal
United States District Alternaye
Harrian
Grand Jury
New York
Souther Pacife
Parite
Maiti Steatarip Company
Dace
Jug
Agamnet
Wartiman
Otecera
Fatal fall on stairs near Trharrord Tavis
A fatal stair accident is reported involving residents near Trharrord Tavis. The deceased, identified as the son of a state doctor, was found with injuries in the stairway and died shortly after. He was born in 1358, according to the notice.
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Pieter
Trharrord Tavis
Aix
Ieane
New York Woman with Mystery in Her Life
New York on September 27 reports Mrs. Margaret Carter shot herself at 103 East Fifty-seventh Street. John Hay White Jr. says he knows little of her past. coroner Dooley notes missing letters that could reveal her history. White says she may have been married and was of French origin who came to this country about seventeen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Carter
John Hay White Jr
East Fifty-seventh Street
White
Dooley
Mr. White
Bar Harbor
Crotty
East Fifty-float Street
Ten Die As Trains Collide Near Duncannon Pa
Harrisburg reports a wreck on the Pennsylvania road near Duncannon with ten killed and several injured. A relief train with physicians and nurses was dispatched from Harrisburg at 11:40 a.m. The local passenger train, leaving at 10:40 a.m., ran into a freight train one mile west of Duncannon. Wires were torn down, details unavailable.
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Duncannon
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Road
Here
Flood Devastates Malaga As Death Toll Rises
Reports from Malaga and nearby areas describe renewed rain causing floods and halted rescue efforts. About 1090 bodies have been recovered in Malaga and surrounding districts, with Grenada also flooded and damaged. In Andalusia the wine crop is ruined, with seventy drownings and sixty eight injuries recorded. In southern France troops proceed with rescue as residents take to trees and rooftops.
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Associated Press
Malaga
Spain
Grenada
Madrid
Andalusia
France
Paris
Adge
Miners Meet Forms Southern Wisconsin Mine Owners Group
Milwaukee dispatch reports that about ninety mine operators from southern Wisconsin and nearby states plan to form a mine owners association this afternoon. No shutdown action will be taken until ore prices rise, and an executive board may be named tonight.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Southoueriery
Wisconsin
Lewa
Ee Exerative Board
Team Jumps Into Quarry Rescue Injured Horse Incident
Report from Huet describes Wie and See responding to a trotting horse rescue at an abandoned quarry. A horse named Wax Instantiy Ned was pulled to safety after a fall but the rider suffered injuries during the dramatic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northweelern
Miwanks
Tia
Huet
Will of Oren Root Probate Filed in Utica
The will of Professor Oren Root, longtime mathematics instructor at Hamilton College and Elihu Root’s brother, was filed for probate. It bequeaths personal items to his children including a sword, pipes, and pictures, and expresses regret that he has nothing to leave to thank his brother Elihu for his kindness.
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Associated Press
Utica
N. Y
Oren Root
Hamilton College
Elihu Root
Elihu
Walton Bader Arrest Report in Chicago Police Telegram
Chicago police received Springfield authorities telegram that Richard Waltig alias Walton, sought for the murder of Mrs Brian W Grant, was arrested and positively identified. The report also links him to the murder of Mrs Edlian Frani and the strangling of Lizzie Schroeder near Garland weeks earlier. Walton was said to be working in Gary and Jett nearby at the time of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Géptzi
Springfield
Richard Waltig
Chievei
Brian W. Grant
Walt
Edlian Firani
Lizzie Schroeder
339
Garland
Walton
Gary
Jett Thore
Ames
Lusitania Arrives at Queenstown After Transatlantic Crossing
The Cunard liner Lusitania reached Queenstown at 4 p m after five days four hours at sea from New York. Crowds greeted the ship whose westward run faced fog and delays, with early morning tides and variable winds slowing progress.
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Queenstown
Sept
Cunard Line
Luwsianis
New York
Tyenis
Anon Thomas
Ormy
Ras
Accident at Milwaukee mill claims fireman life
A fireman at Prettign mill in Milwaukee is killed when he slips near a conveyor and falls into a sewer. The incident occurred in the early morning as workmen heard a crash and found the body near the moving machinery. Authorities investigate the sequence of events and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukes
Wis
Marineits
Peking
Labor Federation Stands By Boycott Policy Against Buck Company
Washington Feb 27 The American Federation of Labor says it will continue publishing its boycott list until court prohibits it. The federation denies a conspiracy to intimidate Buck Stove and Range Co, admits endorsing certain boycotts, but argues the list aims to enforce rules not to injure the company. It contends it had no illegal circular prior to its issue.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor
Bosycott
Speelh
Buck Stove and Range Company
Supreme Court
United States
Hst
Buck Company
Det
Marinette Murder Case Moves to Next Trial Date
Special from Marinette reports Gustave Lareon faces murder charges for killing Thertaid Lang near Fliers. adjourned by Judge Goodin until the next term. The incident followed a quarrel over a fence on the highway. Lang and Darron exchanged blows before Lang was attacked.
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Mixaukes
Wic
Marinette
Gustave Lareon
Oil Tank Explodes Near Track Amid Mysterious Blaze
A fragmented report describes an oil tank blast at a fairground race track near a park. Eyewitnesses recall smoke and urgency as emergency crews respond. One man is reported injured, with unclear details about the others involved.
Pastries to Cost More This Fall
Prices for baked goods rise as costs increase for flour and ingredients. The article notes a general price uptick for pastries over the next three months, with bakers raising retail tags to cover higher costs and maintain quality.
Union Labor Ticket Nominates City Officials in San Francisco
The Union Labor city and county convention met in San Francisco on September 27 and nominated P. B. H. McCarthy for mayor, Thomas O'Neill for sheriff, Traery Z. Mulmrev y for city and county clerk, and John H. Nelson for recorder, with the former mayor Eugene Schmidt’s program followed.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cali
Clty
County Conventon
Faw
PB. H. McCarthy
Building Trades Council
Thomas O'Neill
Traery Z. Mulrrevy
Iucumbent
City and County Recorder
John H. Nelson
Maye
Eugene Sehinite
Train Crews Fugitives After Tehachapi Wreck
Bakersfield Cal Sept 27 Eight Greeks were killed and twenty injured when a Southern Pacific work train collided with a freight entering tunnel 17 two miles west of Tehachapi. Fleeing train crews are hunted by enraged Greek workers who attacked survivors. A relief party with twenty armed men is en route to assist the beleaguered trainmen and the wounded.
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Associated Press
Bakersfield
Cal
Southern Pacific
Tunnel 17
Tehachapl
Lipton's Challenge to Lipton's Cup Race Conditions Discussed
London telegram reports the Royal Yacht Club plans to cable New York Yacht Club with Lipton's conditions for a renewed challenge to America's Cup. Designer William Fife opposes designing a yacht under NYYC rules but would craft a ninety footer under the universal rule.
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Associated Press
London
Royal Trish Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas
William Fite
Thomas Lipton
Associated Presa
Inland waterways commission visits St Paul for breakfast
START DOWN MISSISSIPPI Minn Sept 27 The inland waterways commission arrived in St Paul from Duluth and was taken to the Commercial club for breakfast. A hastily rearranged program featured brief remarks by J J Hill Archbishop Ireland and others before boarding the steamship Col A Mackenzie for a downriver trip.
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Associated Press
St. Pauli
Minn
Inland Waterways Commission
St. Paul
Duluth
Commercial Club
J. J. Hill
Archbishop Ireland
Union Station
F. C. Stevens
F. ¥. Locke
T. Yanish
F. G. Watrous
Commission
Congressman Burton
Fly. Lacke
J. A. Hill
W. G. Nye
Joseph Strotge
Frank Sehlick
A. B. Stnckney
Tams Uixby
Col A. Mackenzie
Close of Convention Announces New Banknote Color Scheme
At the American Bankers Association session in Atlante City the treasury secretary proposed color standards for currency. The plan would set distinct hues for each denomination to aid identification and counterfeiting defense, with colors including pink and teal among others.
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Taday
Atlante City
American Banker’ Association
Uuban
Clon
Lainie
Danines
Earenibar
Big oil antitrust case filed against Standard Oil subsidiaries
In New York a government suit against Standard Oil and several subsidiaries enters hearings as plaintiffs seek to void charters and appoint receivers to wind up associated trusts. The action, led by George H. Phelps in the independent oil sector, accuses the firm of restraint of trade and would target multiple corporate names.
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Sesen
Concerni Pluintiffa
Megal
Peuudalent
Vela
Ventimnony
New York
Associated Preas
Duncan
Common Pleas
George H. Phelps
Standard Oil Company
John D. Rockefeller
Standard OW Company
Mc Phelps
Phelps
Ohie Ol Company
Standard Okt Company
L. B. Williamson
George Chesebro
Standard OM Company
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Pipe One
Kellogg
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
National Transit Company
Buckeye Company
Cheadhro
Mr. Chesebro
Buckeye
Chesebro
Tidewater Pipe Company of Pennsylvania
Standard Oi Company
Robert Benson
Tidewater Company
Benson
Denal Tranet Sabel Company
Seaboard
Tiderater Company
Corstalle Hoon
Wittess
Tlensen
Venson
Death of Cartoonist Reported in Wisconsin
An obituary notice from a local Wisconsin newspaper reports the death of noted cartoonist John Grese Ineer aged 45. The article notes his career, associations, and a recent illness, with emphasis on his impact in Kenosha and related regional arts circles.
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Eldenh
Carmichaeh
Hamiltug
Wisconsin Methodist Conference
Elysian
Iny
M. E
Truesdell
Truesdence
Culp’s Hill
Gallavier
New Berk
Wiscomtin
Aspard
Greene
Coreaicard
Detroit Teans
Peasiza Prince
Association of the Compasicn
Sadpoctta
Nar Gary
Ind
Hin
Mea
Terbine Lieer
Luxtania
Sertenn Coal
Liverpool
Conserer
Rarner
Weil Bern
Federation OF Labor
Great Labor
Gustave Laraon
We Park
Fry
Ted Drewes
Apna
Union Labor Ticket
P.M. McCarthy
Major
Neo. of
San
Sir Lipton
Royal [Rink Yacht Cink
New York Yacht Clubs Resolution
Mississippi
Waterwayya Commission
Harve Sqrnek
Toledo
Etter Eet Ien
Ett 'Lee
Ashe
Menting Benpauc
Bigot Corporation 18
Finalay
Ohlo
John Gresinger
Kenosna
Mie Associates
Milmackes, Wis
Forrestiy
Pesachteen
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