Echurch Bar Clergyman Charged with Unorthodox Teachings
Granville Jher D D a clergyman of Kansas is on trial before a conference for disseminating doctrine deemed unorthodox His alleged teachings question Adam Eve creation and the nature of salvation claiming a broader evolution and freedom in faith The proceedings draw interest from the M E Church and have led to counter charges including accusations of perjury and fraud against Rev Dr Hill with Bishop Walden presiding.
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Ville Louther
D. D
Methodist
Kas
Bere Ual
Holiness Aid
Ite
Pennsylvania
M. E. Church
Wallow
Pennsyl
Bagh
Swallow
J. W. Hill
Dr. Hill
Hill
Fostoria
Ohio
Minneapolis
Ogden
Utah
John M. Walden
Cincinnati
Wood Says Cuba Convictions Were Not Intimidation Lies
Washington dispatch reports General Wood, Cuba’s military governor, asserting Estes and Rathbone were not coerced and that their Cuba postal fraud convictions followed fair trials. The article also covers General Miles’s push to reorganize the army, Wood’s potential promotion path, and a House vote seeking Miles’s correspondence on Philippines pacification.
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Washington
General Wood
Cuba
Estes’ and
Rathbone
Leonard Wood
Wood
Miles
Otis
Wade
Brooke
Chaffee
MacArthur
Wheaton
Young
McKinley
Corbin
House
Roosevelt
Philippines
Patrick Case to the Jury
New York March 26 The case of Albert Patrick the lawyer accused of murdering the millionaire Rice to secure property went to the jury this afternoon.
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Patrick
New York
Albert Patrick
Rice
Southern Pacific Plans Montago to Burbank Rail Line
The Southern Pacific decides to construct a railroad from Montago to Burbank. Teddy's Terrors invite President Roosevelt to attend the fiesta. Fitzsimmons has not yet answered at moon regarding the fight.
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Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
Montago
Burbank
Teddy
Roosevelt
Fitzsimmons
Rhodes Dies After Rally In Cape Town Rio
Cecil Rhodes died at 6 o clock in Cape Town after a night of illness marked by a morning rally. The financier’s death closes a long era tied to English territorial aims in southern Africa and bitter Boer hostility. Separately in New York, J Pierpont Morgan testified in the Powers suit over Northern Securities, detailing stock purchases, the Burlington deal, and the use of proxies to influence railroad control amid ongoing merger actions. A Washington suit followed, charging a conspiracy to restrain trade related to the Northern Pacific merger.
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Cecil Rhodes
Rhodes
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Peter Powers
Northern Pacific
Northern Securities Company
Charles Steele
Morgan & Co
Bacon
Burlington
Steele
Hill
Morgan
Northern Pacific Preferred
J. P. Morgan & Co
Northern Pacific Common
Harriman
Northern Pacific Were Elected At the Suggestion of Mr. Morgan
St. Paul
New York Grain Markets Rise on Cables and Outlook
New York area markets advanced with better cables and a cautious wheat outlook in the southwest. Liverpool up 0.5 percent, New York opened 78 1/2 and closed 78 1/2 after touching 79 1/2. Chicago at 72 1/2. Corn around 59 1/2 with an open near 59 3/4. Sugar at 132. Steel 41. St. Paul 163 1/44, Union Pacific 99. Wheat in San Francisco quoted as 108 3/4.
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Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Chicago
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Four Columns Move Against Delarey in South Africa
London report from March 26 states four mounted columns pursued Delarey, capturing about 100 prisoners and five guns with Delarey escaping. The operation began the night of March 23, driving the Boer forces toward blockhouses as dawn broke. Additional captures include three 16 pounders two pom poms mules wagons and cattle. Delarey later escaped the net and total prisoners reached 185. Debates in Hoopstadt suggest talks among Transvaal leaders with Dewet and Steyn. no armistice declared.
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Delarey
London
Kitchéner
Ine
Kitchener
Transvaal Executive Council
Schalkbarger
Dewet
Steyn
Hoopstadt
To Do Duty In the Philippines
Captain A. C. Anderson and First Lieutenant R. S. Hooker of the marine corps departed the Brooklyn navy yard to report for duty in the Philippines. Lieutenant Hooker leaves behind his young wife formerly Miss Condit Smith, once detained with the Pekin legationers by the Boxers.
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Philippines
New York
A. C. Anderson
R. S. Hooker
Marine Corps
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hooker
Condit-Smith
Pekin
Yale Opens Ball Season With New York Game
Yale baseball opened its spring schedule in New York facing Manhattan College in the first of a series of practice trip games. After this, Yale will return to New Haven to play Georgetown Maryland and Virginia in the annual slate.
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Yale Baseball
Manhattan College
Yale
New Haven
Georgetown University
University of Maryland
University of Virginia
Wreckage Found of Car Altevella Nantes and Condor
Victoria reports wreckage found at Shadegate of the Car Altevella Nantes and Condor. No further details given about the vessels, cause, or casualties. The discovery follows reports of a missing maritime convoy in the area.
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Victoria
Shadegate
Car- Altevella
Nantes
Condor
National Civic Federation At Work On Anthracite Strike
Conferees from the National Civic Federation conciliation committee met in New York to discuss whether the federation should take up the anthracite miners dispute with operators. In Des Moines unions threaten a statewide strike starting Monday if operators do not concede a union wage scale, with no arbitration scheduled after a morning executive session.
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Conciliation Committee For Collateration
New York
National Civic Federaton
Anthracite Miners
Operatts
Des Moines
Palmetto Golf Club Opens Annual Tournament in Aiken
Aiken March 26 The Palmetto Golf Club hosts its annual tournament through next Monday featuring Southern Cross and Aiken Cups, match play, and medal events. Preliminary rounds qualify 16 players for each cup with medal play limited by 30 strokes. Forsomes use handicap limits of 16 strokes in match play.
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Palmetto Golf Club
Southern Cross
Suzanne Adams Sails to Europe for Covent Garden Debut
Mme Suzanne Adams sails from New York on March 26 to attend the Covent Garden season opening. She has been engaged to sing Eva in Die Meistersinger and will debut the German opera role in London after studying it for some time.
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Suzanne Adams
New York
Europe
Covent Garden
Eva
Mme. Adams
London
Pilgrims Flocking to Rome During Holy Week
Rome reports a surge of foreign pilgrims for holy week as churches fill for services. Pope Leo is in excellent health and is expected to preside over an informal meeting of the college of cardinals later in the week.
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Rome
Pope Leo
College of Cardinals
Republicans Defeat Resolution On Delegates at Salem Convention
At the Salem county convention March 26 L L Pearce won the chair over H A Snyder by 99 to 144. A Geer faction resolution to create a committee to name state and congressional delegates failed 120 to 112, preserving old precinct based delegate elections. Anti Simon flyers circulated as Wright supporters carried several precincts.
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Salem
L. L. Pearce
H. A. Snyder
Geer
Simon
Wrightman
Furnish Williamson Forces Win Republican Primaries
Enterprise Oregon March 26 reports Furnish Williamson forces carried the republican primaries in Wallowa County after a hard contest. The Furnish camp had nearly conceded defeat but retained a hopeful fight, leaving their supporters jubilant.
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Enterprise
Wallowa County
Furnish Williamson
Furnish
Senator Williamson in Tendleton. eyeing Congressional bid
State Senator J. N. Williamson travelled through Tendleton and departed on the night train west. Asked about his fight for the congressional formation, he said he was encouraged and expected success. He has visited several counties and finds the outlook favorable for his naming.
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J. N. Williamson
Tendleton
West
Binger Herman as land commissioner candidate favored
In San Francisco on March 24 mining men expect the president to choose Binger Herman of Oregon to succeed Secretary of Interior Ithecook. The prospect draws wide attention from those in mining and related industries seeking an influential appointment.
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San Francisco
United States Land Commissioner
Binger Herman
Oregon
Itehcook
Harvard Princeton Debate in Cambridge Tonight
In Cambridge Massachusetts on March 26 a high profile debate features Princeton arguing the affirmative and Harvard the negative on the resolution that Mayor Low should strictly enforce the excise laws in New York City. The event draws much interest as scholars and alumni gather to hear the two historic rivals discuss prohibition era policy.
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Mass
Princeton
Harvard
Low
New York City
Stampede to Central Idaho Mines Rich Dewey Mine
Stampede to Central Idaho as miners surge to wealth from the Dewey mine in Tacoma Washington on March 26. The winter along Copper River is described as the coldest yet known, leaving natives impoverished and stealing miners provisions.
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Wash
Idaho
Dewey
Copper River
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