Zionism and the Two Israels in Mes siah's Kingdom View
Pastor Russell speaks in San Francisco and outlines the Bible Students view of two seeds of Abraham, heavenly and earthly, and the coming Kingdom of Messiah. He ties Zionism to both spiritual election and earthly restoration, urging renewed faith and election as the world’s blessing nears.
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Rebels Repulse Turkish Column Near Gheegan
Rebels in large force surprised and destroyed a Turkish column commanded by Mahomed Ali Pasha near Gheegan on the Red Sea. About a thousand Turkish soldiers were killed and 500 wounded as fugitives fled to Gheesan. The gunboat Sutebbe shelled Gheasan, killing or wounding hundreds before rebels retired with four big guns, two Maxims, 2000 rifles and ammunition.
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Arabia
Mahommed Ali Pasha
Gheegan
Red Sea
Mahomed Ali
Gheesan
SPECIAL PRAYERS FOR RAIN
Governor Hadley said a drought day may be proclaimed within two days. Since June 1 many parts of Missouri have received only 0.41 inches of rain, far below the 4.47 inch normal for June, as letters urge prayer for rain to save crops.
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Jefferson City
Hadley
Packers Plea s Denied in Sherman Act Case
Chicago June 24 J Ogden Armour and other indicted meat packers were denied a bill of particulars detailing alleged Sherman act violations. Judge Carpenter ordered a plea by July and the case to go to trial November 20.
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Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Carpenter
Federal District Court
Cyclone Strikes Iquique Damaging Harbor and City
A cyclone hit Iquique Chile on June 24 causing massive damage. About one hundred loaded lighters sank in the harbor and ships lost their masts. City roofs were blown off and telegraph poles torn down. Many injured and the Italian slip Cavaliere Ciampa sunk. Loss estimated at ten million dollars.
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Iquique
Chile
Cavaliere Ciampa
Three Deaths From Heat In Chicago
Three people died and many were prostrated in Chicago as hot weather worsened conditions. The government thermometer showed just under 95 degrees at noon with excessive humidity blamed for the fatalities.
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Strike of Seamen Ends in Southampton
Southampton June 24 The strike of seamen ended as White Star Line employers accepted terms and sailors returned to work. Other lines had already compromised with the strikers.
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Southampton
White Star Line
Grain and Provisions Prices Reported in Chicago
Closing prices for wheat, corn, oats and fats listed for July September and December futures. Also Chicago cash prices show No 2 hard wheat at 92 3/4 cents and No 2 corn at 56 4/5 cents with additional grades noted.
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Chicago
Chicago Market Cattle Sheep Steady Amid Mixed Receipts
June 23 Chicago market reports cattle receipts around 2500 with steady bids for beef cattle and mixed ranges for western steers stockers and feeders while hogs show consistent but varied prices and sheep receipts near 12000 with weak native quotes and diverse lots across categories including yearlings and lambs.
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report
South Omaha stock summary for June 23 shows cattle receipts at 1140 and steady prices with cows and heifers at 3.75 to 4.70, stockers and feeders 4.00 to 4.70, bulls 9.75 to 14.75, and calves 4.50 to 7.00. Hogs receipts 10400 down one dime, bulk at 6.15 with tops 6.40 and heavy 6.60 to 6.10. Sheep receipts 1912 steady with Oregon wethers 3.75, ewes 3.40 to 4.00, lambs 4.50 to 7.0.
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South Omaha
Pearl found by four year old in Webster City waters
A four-year-old boy, son of Mr and Mrs A J Pringle, found a large valued pearl in Boone river near Webster City Iowa on June 24 The pearl is described as about the size of a lead pencil and could be worth around 290 dollars The father was fishing and the child played nearby collecting shells before discovering the gem.
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Webster City
Boone River
A. J. Pringle
Road Law Discussion Draws Local Officials
Manchester Iowa June 24 the Delaware County Automobile association calls on road enthusiasts, the board of supervisors and township trustees to a council chamber meeting. Senator B H Hoyt and Representative E C Perkins of Delhi will discuss the new road laws enacted at the recent legislative session.
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Delaware County Automobile Association
Board of Supervisors
B. H. Hoyt
E. C. Perkins
Delhi
Keokuk Tour Guides Inspect New Highway Progress
Wambonaie Trail officials from Shenandoah and Des Moines toured the length of the Nebraska City to Keokuk highway. A. G. Renlenger C. R. Babcock H. Huebinger and L. M. Maynard led the band meeting forty Keokuk enthusiasts at Donnellson. Road markers mark Lee County midpoints as the route nears practical completion.
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Missouri River
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Shenandoah
C. R. Babcock
H. Huebinger
Des Moines
L. M. Maynard
Donnellson
Lee County
Hurd Found Dead in Room at Oelwein Home
In Oelwein Iowa on June 24 Pete Hurd a roomer was found hanging in his room from a nail driven into the door casing by his landlady Mrs Tillie Patterson. He had been unemployed for some time.
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Tillie Patterson
Pete Hurd
Kansas City Businessman Dies After Runaway In Sioux City
Edison H. Smith of Kansas City was killed when his horse bolted after being frightened by a fire chief's wagon en route to a fire in Sioux City Iowa. He was visiting relatives at the time.
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Sioux City
Edison H. Smith
Kansas City
Infant daughter killed in Ryan car crash
Ja Rolfe June 24 reports the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ole G Ryan died when their automobile ran off the road and overturned. No other occupant was injured.
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Rolfe
Ole G. Ryan
Mixed 1909 News Snippets Range From Sea Rescue To Politics
The cruiser Colorado was pulled off a mud bank in San Diego harbor and unharmed. Harry Adams of Atlantic City lost sight after a lightning reflection in a mirror. About 20 million gallons of liquor are shipped monthly by express to prohibition states. Senator McCumber proposed amending the food and drugs act per Taft recommendations. Captain D H Jarvis of Booth Fisheries shot himself in Seattle. All common carriers will report fatal accidents to the ICC after July 1 by telegraph. Speaker Adking defeated the administration's waterway bill in Illinois. A riot followed but no floor leader stopped the speaker. Governor West of Oregon led a posse to recapture Jesse Hall near Modgett. France's chamber of deputies defeated the government on army command in war, 288 to 224, prompting resignations to President Fallieren.
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Oregon
Jesse Hall
Modgett
Ore
Chamber of Deputies
Fallieren
Masses View Regal Pageant Opens Coronation Week
King George and Queen Mary led a grand procession through London in a pageant brighter than the coronation event. Four cavalry squadrons with bands, naval and military aides, royal aides, and foreign escorts formed a lengthy route from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Bridge. Crowds cheered from extensive viewing stands as Field Marshal Kitchener rode beside the royal carriage.
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Borough Road
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Hopkins Takes The Stand In Lorimer Election Probe
Former Senator Albert J Hopkins testified before the Senate committee investigating the Lorimer election. He said rumors of money influence existed but he could not name any concrete corruption and refused to name Republicans who deserted him, calling it his belief.
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Christ
Washington
Albert J. Hopkins
Lorimer
Senate
No Change in Reciprocity Discussed in Senate Conference
Washington June 24 A declaration for straight reciprocity emerged at a informal conference of twelve Democratic senators willing to vote down all amendments to the bill An amendment by Senator Bailey adding to the reciprocity measure all the house free list provisions except meats and grain products A unanimous decision of the senate to vote Monday on the Root amendment to the wood pulp and paper schedule These features dominated reciprocity news with no speeches in the senate and most action in offices and cloak rooms.
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Washington
Billy An
Bailey
House
Senate
Jones and Jones Bankrupt
In Kansas City on June 24 petitions in voluntary bankruptcy were filed in the U S district court by Lawrence M Jones and J Logan Jones former heads of the Jones Dry Goods company of the city Their liabilities are estimated at 750000 dollars and their assets about 20000 dollars.
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Kansas City
United States District Court
Lawrence M. Jones
J. Logan Jones
Jones Dry Goods Company
Assessments In Woodmen Camp Defeated At Meeting
The movement to raise this year’s Modern Woodmen of America assessments from ten to twelve was defeated. The entire question of rates will be referred to a special session in Chicago next January.
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Buffalo
Woodmen of America
Chicago
Prefers Death to Being Arrested in South Dakota
Odin C. Hamelster, 27, cashier of the Northwest State bank at Newall, shot himself in a hotel room in Deadwood while the Belle Fourche sheriff awaited a warrant for embezzlement. The prompt notes he chose suicide over arrest.
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S. D
Belle Fourche
Odin C. Hamelster
Northwest State Bank
Newall
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