Spiritualist Thome Trial Opens in Washington DC Convention
The National Spiritualists Association holds its eighteenth annual convention at the Ma sonic Temple in Washington. Delegates push for an international congress, definitions of terms, and measures to eradicate fraud while seeking harmonious ties with the American Psychical Research Society. In Oklahoma Guthrie reports a state wide prohibition with many saloons closing as the new government takes effect, and questions arise over enforcement and timing.
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Tramps Start Great Fire Hits Ironworks
Fire started by tramps today destroyed the Pen-Gold Ironworks of the American Bridge Company causing about 300000 in losses. Also reports a strike injunction hearing in Cincinnati with Judge Thompson delaying ruling on permanent injunction against the International Typothetae. Also notes writ of certiorari to the US Supreme Court regarding George Ware land fraud case. Dakota farmers see cereals prices high with wheat over a dollar per bushel in Red River Valley. Schwab travels to San Francisco to supervise reception of a fleet of warships for Union Ironworks.
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Union Ironworks
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Opening of major horseshoers convention in Peoria
A large attendance marked the opening of the sixteenth annual convention of the Master Horseshoers National Protective Association in Peoria Illinois with President Edward Butler Jr of St Louis presiding. The event will run through the week and coordinate with Washingtons Agricultural Department to establish movable schools for horseshoeing education across the country.
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Appointments at Conference Read. No Changes Made
Cedar Falls reports the Methodist Episcopal conference appoints were read with no changes in presiding elders. Transfers occur. Rev. B. D. Hull returns to Grace, Rev. Frank Cole to Waterloo First, Rev. J. E. Johnson to St. Pauls. Full district lists follow for Cedar Rapids, Ravenport, Dubuque, Decorah, and surrounding locales.
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Frank Cole
Waterloo
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Greene
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Janesville
R. H. Puckett
Kensett
C. K. Hudson
Laporte
Frad
N. Willis
Marble Rock
T. H. Sheckler
Dr. Auburn
M. A. Goodell
Nashua
A. W. Smith
New Hartford
H. W. Holter
Nora Springs
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Northwood
C. K Hudson
Parkersburg
D. G. Hunt
Plainfield
Rabies Fears After Three Bitten by Mad Dog
In Des Moines Mrs Ed Fora and two children aged 5 and 3 were bitten by a mad dog last week and sent to the Pasteur Institute in Chicago today. In San Juan Puerto Rico the U S government refuses to fund federal court expenses as marshal Hubbard fights disbursement law changes and insular salaries go unpaid. La Crosse police chief Hugh A Byrne dies after gallstone operation.
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Uspute
la Crosse
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Gail
Woman Found Dead in Plainfield Home Miss Lizzie Head
Lizzie Head, an elderly Plainfield resident, died suddenly at her home on Saturday night. Her brother, who lived with her, found her body in the morning. coroner ruled heart failure. Funeral likely Tuesday with interment at Plainfield.
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Mize
Lizzie Head
Bremer County
Misa Head
John Head
Death of J Iblings at Parkersburg
J Iblings died at Parkersburg on Saturday at 2:00 after a two week stomach illness. He leaves a wife and ten children across several cities. Born in Germany, he moved to the United States at age twelve, lived in Freeport and Illinois, then settled near Parkersburg. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2:00 from the Rap Hat church with local cemetery interment.
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National government control favored by railroad chiefs
Chicago officials and executives from Rock Island Santa Fe and other lines voiced support for national railway regulation at a Chicago association of commerce meeting Chicago leaders urged central rules to replace the current maze of state laws and many current owners noted rebates had ceased in recent years
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Des Moines Negro Shot in Quarrel Over Epithet
Des Moines Iowa October 14 Sam Flint claimed to run a detective agency was shot and perhaps fatally wounded by Ben Taylor colored in a quarrel over an epithet Taylor says was applied to him Flint says he accused Taylor of bootlegging Taylor shot him through the fin Lincoln Nebraska October 14 Attorney L W Colby Beatrice today demanded the state auditor revoke the license of the American Bonding company in Nebraska A verdict against a salmon man for damages remains unpaid Strikers Seek Old Places Cleveland Ohio October 14 Many striking telegraphers in the local union applied for former positions despite the union refusing to halt the strike The First National Bank will stay open Saturday evenings from 8 30 pm to 8 00 pm Central pay Carload of potatoes at Longfellows May 67 16 Get one price
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Shawnees Last Pow Wow Opens Week of Festivities
At Ovillneville the Shawnees begin a week of dances and ceremonies with Chief Guyback hosting guests. Expected attendees include Geronimo and Quagah Parker among others from Apaches and Comanches. At Billings a Crow Indian fair and industrial exhibit opens at Grow Agency, drawing Sioux Cheyennes Nez Perces and other tribes for a carnival style celebration.
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nineteen bodies recovered after Cypress wreck on Lake Superior
Baylt Oct 14 The tug Schenck arrived with nineteen bodies found on the Cypress wreck beach all wearing life preservers. Victims died from exposure before reaching shore. Captain Huyck and two firemen remain missing while Second Mate Pits, sole survivor, was brought in. The Cypress rests ninety fathoms deep on the Duluth course eighteen miles north of Deer Park. The loss is blamed on shifting ore cargo causing listing and water intake. Captain Huyck's wife and two children, believed aboard, left the vessel at Superior and are now in St. Paul.
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British Warships Concentrate in North Sea Maneuvers
London reports a fleet of British warships gathering in the North Sea and English Channel under Admiral Charles Here ford, unseen from reserves, signaling a display of naval power. St Louis note records Arthur Mermod’s death by suicide, body found at Commercial Hotel, cause unknown. Oil car rejected in Ashland by Standard Oil inspector for inferiority. Oklahoma City pace record broken by Slim Beauty filly at racing track. Two children killed near Lake Shore tracks in Lorain. Des Moines hosts Odd Fellows gatherings with 5,000 attendees. Burlington marks Mrs. Mary Wright’s 60 years as Sunday school teacher with a large celebration.
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Church dispute centers on parish finances and authority
The Rev Father Luke Doulon defends longtime church custom in Dubuque Diocese, asserting the bishop’s control through a resident pastor and an advisory committee. Plaintiffs Letmer Burke Co seek to dissolve a temporary injunction over arrears and an alleged church deadbeat list, arguing the court overstepped its authority in a matter of ecclesiastical discipline and parish assessments.
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