Great Gain in Christian Endeavor Rally at Tent Endeavor
Thousands of youths gathered for a Christian Endeavor convention at the Tent Endeavor grounds. The crowd filled the 16,000 capacity tent, with choirs of white-capped workers, and speeches by Rev. J G Butler, William H E Strong, Rev Charles Lewmand, and Dr Clark praising growth in Jamaica, Ghana, Russia, and other lands.
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Chaistian Tideavor
Son of God
J. G. Butler
Washington
William EH. Strong
Charles Bb. Lewmand
Pres Clark
Clark
United Society
Cadillac
Chrisian
West Indies
Famaica
Guba
Toa
Russia
Prie
Educators En Route to Los Angeles for 15000 Strong
Los Avennos Cal July 6 The national educators association reports that fifteen thousand teachers are headed for Los Angeles for the convention. Dr Lewin Spard, secretary of the association, confirms continued arrivals at a rate of about one hundred daily as the first day approaches. Local officials anticipate a large turnout and competition with rival cities. Road and hotel preparations are underway to accommodate the anticipated influx of delegates.
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Los Avennos
Cal
Los Angeles
National Educational Association
Lewin Spard
Fiona
Mntel
OE Cinnti
Aut
Angeles
Ghoistian Endeavor Delegations Stop in Toledo
July 6 report that Missouri and Kansas Ghoistian Endeavor groups en route to Detroit paused in Toledo to hear Major Jones discuss The Golden Rule. The meeting drew strong interest from Endeavor supporters and local Catholic men. Weathered by unclear phrasing, the fragment notes bond with a Catholic council and a future plenary gathering in two years.
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Totepe
Missouri
Kansas
Ghoistian Endeavor
Detroit
Toledo
Jones
Mayer
Catholic Menary Counncil
Marsiasia
Mich
P. A. Baart
United States
Drownings and political notes fill Jowa page in July dispatches
July reports recount drownings at towns near Jowa with several victims including a child and a man in rivers and ponds. Hobart Renominated for Senator at Onekora convention. Arsenal layoffs affect 652 workers. A Sioux City murder inquiry follows a fatal shooting amid jealousy.
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Onekorea
Plymouth County
Ida County
Destructive Nebraska Cyclone Strikes Ainsworth Area
A Nebraska cyclone nearly severed Baily family farms northwest of Ainsworth injuring none but destroying crops, houses, fences, and bridges. It passed 79 miles northwest, moving through John Strohm’s farm and William Lockmiller’s house, killing a woman, wrecking Rev. Delong’s farm, and collapsing Bone Creek bridge before dissipating north of Hurting’s anted house.
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Lisworth
Ainsworth
John Strohm
Wiliam Lockmilier
Delong
Bone Creek Bridge
Meadville Road
George Brown
Charley Trotter
Delong’s
Fourth of July Toll and Shocks Across Cities
The Tribune tally lists 33 killed nationwide on July Fourth with 1,70 injured and fire losses totaling 235,070. Separate reports note Steven L. Dows Jr dies from alcoholism and arousal shock after shooting his brother. A passenger train derailment near Eiko leaves no fatalities, six cars overturned. Other items include a river steamer encirclement near Font's Feny and political actions in Missouri and balloonist W. A. Ward's serious balloon accident in Sioux City with 5,000 onlookers observing the fall.
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the Tribune
Depsr
Steven L. Dows, Jr
Colonel Dows
Towa
Flood Devastation Covers Texas Flood Districts
A Texas flood reports vast devastation from Gaooudred to the Nava sota bottoms. Water 2 to 17 feet deep, crops ruined, livestock killed, and hundreds missing. Estimates place deaths at 60 plus, with millions in agricultural and railroad damages. Deputy Sheriff reports 200 lives lost within 30 miles of Sealey. 100 drowned near The Men. Cloudbursts from June 26 triggered the catastrophe with rainfall up to 20 inches in places. The Brazos valley towns including Brookshire, Rosenberg, Thompson face severe consequences as floods rise.
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Tes
Judy G. Out
Texas
Navasota
Wavasora
Phunters
Ono
Fort Worrn
Tex
Sherif Swerengin
Ot Calvert
Sealey
Meni
Old San Filipi
Brazos
Garristox
Bras Valley
Brookshire
Wallis
Richmort
Rosenberg
Thompson
Duke
Arenia
Foishear
Chenango
Columbia
Floods and Tragedy Span Neosho Valley and Midwest
The Neosho river overflows its banks flooding land, washing away wheat stacks, endangering corn fields, and drowning farmer G Bridy while attempting to save stock. Levees break and bottomlands flood as storms push through Sac and nearby counties, with widespread farm losses and flood damage reported. Local accidents include a man surviving the death of a wife and a brakeman killed by a train. drought and heavy rain cause further disruption across the region.
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Weosha
G. Bridy
Ganache
Neosho River
Sac
Josnau
Death notices and funeral plans from the era
The report covers Bishop Randolph Poster’s travel to Saratoga to arrange funeral services for Bishop Newman at a Methodist church. It notes Newman’s election as bishop in 1888 and his residence choices, along with condolences from many. Also mentioned are the death of ex-Covernor Richardsons and other brief notes on health and forthcoming decisions at a Germ. association meeting.
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Georg Sutteriin
Sateslin
U.S. Grant
Jeter
Ewinin
Randolph Poster
Roxbury
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Newman
General Conference
Omaha
Houston
Lex
Tie
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