Nicaraguan Rebel Leader Surrenders in Granada
Washington reports the end of the Nicaraguan revolution as General Mena and 700 soldiers surrender at Granada. Admiral Sutherland commands Marines in Granada. Haitian and Santo Domingo rebels cut cables, isolating the troubled republics. The transport Prairie sails from Philadelphia with Marines for Santo Domingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Managua
Mena
Granada
Sutherland
Haytian
Santo Domingo
State Department
Prairie
Philadelphia
Sunday Talks on Worldliness and Sin at Steubenville
Evangelist Billy Sunday spoke at U P church in Steubenville urging church wakefulness and bold opposition to worldliness. He railed against fake church members, liberalism, and denial of doctrinal truth, calling for revival of preaching on sin salvation and the Apostolic view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Ohio Synod
U. P
Mr. Sunday
Liggett
Rev. Sunday
Liggitt
Apostle Paul
Mr. Sanday
Bob Ingersoll
Chicago
God
Christ
Jesus
Luther
Wesley
Whitheld
Finney
Moody
Heaven
Hell
Church of God
Girl Held for Arson in Brooke County Fires
Brooke County authorities detained Charlotte Ward nineteen after she confessed to burning the Palmer barn and setting fires at the Palmer residence on the Kirkpatrick farm near Steubenville. A Wellsburg mental evaluation found her sane, and she remains jailed under arson charges while investigators probe threats by two men connected to the household. Palmer, her host, said she was sane but noted tension with Amos Orwick. fires on September 5 to 7 damaged the barn but caused no insured loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ward
Palmer
Kirkpatrick
Brooke Courts
Steubbenville
Herald-Star
Wellsburg
Squire Glass
Kindelberger
Miss Ward
Wheeling
Steubenville
No Strike Called as Ettor Giovannitti Imprisonment Protest Eases
The planned general strike to protest Ettor and Giovannitti's imprisonment was abandoned, with strike leaders including William Yates noting the immediate trial order satisfies the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlor
Nonice
Ettor
Giovannitti
William Yates
W. W
Defendants Face Possible Continuance Over Absences
Speculation swirls over whether Daniel J. Broptiy of Brooklyn and TY. Butler of Buffalo can appear at the October 1 dynamite conspiracy trial due to injuries. The absence of both defendants may trigger a continuance, with officials citing a broken leg and other delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Htenpeolis
Daniel J. Broptiy
Brooklyn
Tihn TY. Butler
Buffalo
Ministers propose church parlors for marriages in Miss ionary circles
Rev Earl Wilfey from Washington urged delegates in Hagerstown to establish courting parlors in churches to foster Christian marriages. Rev E V Bagley of Baltimore supported the idea after noting his own meeting with Mrs Bagley in a Washington church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Earl Wilfey
Washington
Lay
Christian Missionary Society
E. V. Bagley
Baltimore
Men and dogs trail unknown gunmen near Kieferton
Militiamen and bloodhounds trailed the men who fired on Lieutenant Bell's outpost near Kieferton last night. A single participant is identified. Telegraph lines are down at Paint Creek head and the searching party reports no new word today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Bell
Kieferton
Paint Creek
Tariff Car to Trail Wilson Across New England
Gov Wilson will be trailed by Republicans through New England as J A Pede and J M Harlan head west after Roosevelt. Congressman Fred H Gilette of Massachusetts and former Gov Geo Hl Utter of Rhode Island left Newark today in a special tariff car and will stay 24 hours behind Wilson to answer tariff talk. Secretary Nagel and earlier speakers will join the party tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Gov. Wilson
New England
J. Adam Pede
John M. Harlan
Roosevelt
West
Fred H. Gilette
Massachusetts
Geo. Hl. Utter
Rhode Islad
Wilson
Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Belexap Confirms Republican Support for Taft in 1912
Steubenville Ohio September 26 1912 editor Herald Star publishes John G Belexap letter declaring he is the regular Republican nominee for Probate Judge and will back the Republican ticket led by William Howard Taft. He notes no doubt about his presidential choice and loyalty to Jefferson County Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Herald Star
Gazette
William Howard Taft
Republican Committee
Jefferson County
Alway
John G. Belexap
Roosevelt accessibility questioned by public letter note
Memphis Sept 26 discusses a published letter from Congressman Sibley to John P. Aretibol claiming Roosevelt would be glad to see him. Col Roosevelt says he does not remember such incident and was generally accessible to almost everybody, suggesting the event might have occurred in error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Conaressiman Sibley
John PF. Aretibol
Roosevelt
Col
Roosevelt Thay
Death Notice of Mrs Bessie Lowry Dunbar
Bessie Lowry Dunbar former Steubenville resident died Wednesday morning at her Fowler Colorado home where she had lived since marrying William Dunbar six months ago. She was about 32, survived by husband and Lowry Dobbs 11, her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Lowry of Loudenville, two sisters Mrs Harry Terry in Panama and Mrs George Richards of Portsmouth, and a brother Lowry of Pittsburgh. Remains to be brought to Steubenville for interment. Klug died at aunt Mrs A Governer’s home in Spring Avenue Wheeling. eleven years old, daughter of Killian Klug and Catherine Klug. survived by father in Wheeling and sister Hilda. ill for over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Lowry Dunbar
Bessie Lowry Dobbs Dunbar
Steubenville
Fowler
Colorado
William Dunbar
Dunbar
Frank Lowry
Lowry
Loudenville
Ohio
Lowry Dobbs
Harry Terry
Panama
George Richards
Portsmouth
Went. Lowry
Pittsburg
Clare KE. Klug
Missions Address Highlights India Work and Growth
Rev McConneilee of the India Mission reviews foreign work at the Ohio Synod gathering in Cambridge. He notes rapid progress in India as caste Hindus and Muslims show openness, urging more workers to train and shepherd growing converts and self supporting native churches.
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Actsion of
Okino
Bop
Dre Naini
Rey
A. Biott
Cambridge
Padergzer
Rey M.A Baken
Stenheavelt
Wianedus Synodical
Aligssie Ard
Remco Og
Sorin
Wheelithy
Boot Retzier
J. A. McConneilee
Media Mission
Foreign Missions
India
Bevpt
Christ
SAD STORY OF THE CROSS Read in the Light of Judicial Recall
A reprint discussion argues against judicial recall as an innovation, citing Roosevelt and exposing recall as harmful. The column reinterprets biblical accounts of Jesus before Sanhedrin and Pilate, linking political power and religious authority to the debate. It quotes Luke and Matthew passages to illustrate claims of betrayal, trial, and condemnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincina Commercial Tribune
Roosevelt
Jesus
Judas
Caesar
God
Pilate
Galilee
Galilean
Herod
Jerusalem
Bebed
Hin Wey
Grand Rally Speakers at Republican Rally Grand Opera House
Gen Brown and Tom L Lewis will address voters at the Grand Opera House Thursday September 26 at 8 pm Officers Ree Richards chairman C D Simeral Jos Neiderhuber Harry Boyer Vincent Morrelli G B Huff Joseph Ventoli secretaries All voters invited Ladies welcome Patterson chairman county committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Brown
Tom L. Lewis
Republican Rail
Grand Opera House
Ree
Richards
C. D. Simeral
Jos. Neiderhuber
Harry Boyer Vincent Morrelli
G. 8. Huff
Joseph Ventoli
Gen. Brown
Mr. Lewis
Hugh H. Patterson
Christ and Education Drive Mission in India
A speaker described a transforming community in India driven by Christianity and education. He claimed natives have secondary motives but that miracles are attributed to believers. He urged a strong, decisive mission to rescue millions and link church reform to broad social needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
India
Republican Candidates Visit Smithfield Fair Tonight Campaign
Gen. R. B. Brown of Zanesville and Tom L. Lewis of Bridgeport opened the Republican campaign at the Grand opera house tonight at 8. They arrived in the morning, were greeted by a reception committee, toured Smithfield with several thousand farmers, spoke at the fair grounds, and were well received. Further remarks at the opera house were expected to draw voters from all parties.
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R. B. Brown
Zanesville
Ohio
Tom L. Lewis
Bridgeport
Grand Opera House
City
Pan Handle
Repubican
Smithfield
Steubenville
Ger. Brown
Judge Richards
Chas. D. Simeral
A. G. Lee
Spence Wallace
F. H. Kerr
Isaac M. Scott
la Belle Iron Works
W. R. Alban
Richard Gilson
H. W. Patterson
Thomas 8
Moore
Gen. Brown
Opera House
Aged couple marks sixty one years of marriage
John McKim aged 85 and Martina Beatty aged 76 celebrated their sixty first wedding anniversary at their Archer Heights home in Broose County. They married September 25 1860s era and have lived in a large family circle with seven children twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren. A splendid dinner followed, with guests including Jengis Wells Rev Dr and Mrs V McCarty of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M eKim
Martinna Beatty
Tein, McKun
Martina Beatty
Beatty
Broose County
Squire James Archer
Archer Heights
Mr. McKim
Hale
Wes
McMinv
Jengis Wels
V McCarty
Wells
Thomas Mec- Sim
John
John McKim
McKim
Weather Forecast for Ohio
Fair and cooler tonight with heavy frost in the western portion and light frost in the east. Friday expected to be fair across the state.
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Ohio
Tag Day for Anti Tuberculosis League Observance
The Anti Tuberculosis League announced Saturday September 28 as its annual Tag Day. Volunteers in white with a scarlet arm band will collect donations to support patients and the fight against tuberculosis. Local organizers include Mrs G B LeVan and Mrs D M Wier among many named workers and more from Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Tuberculosis League
G. B. LeVan
D. M. Wier
G. B. Lee
H. L. Wickersham
Agnes McClinton
Elizabeth Sherrard
Lucy Waintringer
Addie Sehnelbach
Mary K. Steele
Hester Steele
Mildred Miller
Frances Day
Daisy Freudenberger
Mary Jordan
Grac Hammond
Laura Hill
Nancy Hill
Eleanor Robe
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Nicaraagan Wan
Admiral Sutherland
Navy Dept
Haiti
America
Brooke County
Pal
Cutor Ramsey
Iff
McConnellee
of the
India Mission
Smithfield Fair
Gen. Brown and
Tom Lewis
West Virginia
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