Preachers Board Free Plan At Battle Ground Camp Meeting
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Lafayette Ind August 3 Thousands attended the Battle Ground camp meeting closing services with a long final session. Dr Joseph Clark spoke on The Soul Winners Equipment. Stockholders elected officers W P McKinsey A W Wood George F Keifer and others. Committees planned next year free board for ministers earning 600 or less and raising funds to support the camp. Donations pushed treasury toward 2000 and potential stock sales show remaining stock and shares.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Battle Ground
Joseph Clark
Columbus
Boon
W. P. McKinsey
Thorntown
A. W. Wood
Hammond
George F. Keifer
George Witzer
Laporte
BE. McKenzie
W. E. Carpenter
C. Harper
Ostrom
Dr. Ostrom
David Hawkins
Brazil
Mana
Island Park Assembly Highlights Alaska Indians and Local Events
Mrs Mary Hitchcock spoke on the Indians of Alaska at Island Park before a large Indianapolis audience with stereopticon views of the Chilkats His lecture contrasted northern customs and totem poles with widespread folklore value The event coincided with performances by the Schumann Lady Quartet and an upcoming Labor Day address by Samuel Gompers Anna Shaw and Oliver W Stew Ge William were listed as future speakers The note ends with Rev Naftager returning home for a funeral sermon in Kokomo
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Indianapolis Journal
Rome City
Ind
Mary E. Hitchcock
Alaska
Northland
Schumann Lady Quartet
Melidies
Samuel Gompers
Anna Shaw
Oliver W. Stew
Ge William
Kokomo
Preacher-Laborer McNutt speaks at Winona Lake week
Rev. George I. McNutt, noted as a laboring man’s preacher, addressed a large audience at Winona Lake on the Mother Function of Society. The week marks living questions events with multiple groups including Anti Saloon League, Purity Association, Indiana Children’s Home Society, and Temperance unions holding meetings at the park.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
George I. McNutt
Winona Lake
Winona
Antisaloon League of America
Northwestern Purity Association
Indiana Children's Home Society
Committee On Federal Union of the Presbyterian Church
International Sunday-school Association
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
the Tithers
Trades and Industrial School Directors
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Dewitt Miller
William Gorsuch
H. M. Wharton
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John Potts
Marion Lawrance
H. M. Hamill
J. Wilbur Chapman
Holiness Band Camp Meeting Near Paoli Draws Crowds
Special to the Indianapolis soual reports ten days of services at Lost River Church five miles northwest of Paoli Indiana. The Holiness Band conducts nightly and daytime meetings drawing many to the faith. Principal workers include Pastor Evangelist Kulp of Michigan Ed and John Roberts of Texas and John C Patty of Orleans. Divine healing is featured with seekers claiming cures through water anointing and laying on of hands by the preachers.
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Indianapolis
Soual
Paoli
Ind
Lost River Church
Here
Holiness Band
Evangelist Kulp
Michigan
John Roberts
Texas
John C. Patty
Orleans
Majors Discuss Negro Problem at Madison autanuqua
In Madison Indiana 2000 attendees heard Senators Tillman and Burton debate the Negro problem at the Madison Chautauqua with Tillman the fire eater and Burton the refined orator. The event occurred amid heavy rain and drew a large crowd.
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Madison Autanuqua
Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Senators Tillman
South Carolina
Burton
Kansas
Madison Chautauqua
Tillman
Six wills offered in Gen C M Clays estate case
Six wills of the late General Charles M. Clay were presented in Madison County Court. Heirs objected to probating each will, and the court sustained the objections, endorsing the documents as offered. A curator was appointed, with the State Bank and Trust Co. of Richmond to guard the estate until a legal representative is named. Brutus Clay and Dora Richardson Brock had wills among those offered.
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Richmond
C. M. Clay
Madison County Court
J. A. Scott
J. W. Norwood
Lexington
J. T. Cobb
Brock
Whittaker Opens Reformatory With Nonpartisan Reform
Jeffersonville Indiana Aug 3 Whittaker takes charge as new superintendent at the Indiana Reformator y speaking to guards and staff about nonpartisan management discipline and open communication The governor Durbin assures loyalty to the administration and rejects political influence in inmate care and officer conduct. Assistant superintendent Barnard begins duties succeeding Ribelin.
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Durbin
Indianapolis
M. M. Barnard
Charles B. Ribelin
Byers Fires Parting Shot From Indiana Reformatory
Joseph P. Byers, who retired as Indiana Reformatory superintendent, issues a lengthy statement to the people recounting board actions in July that led to his resignation and Whittaker’s election. He accuses new board members of political influence and asserts his administration was clean and in the state’s best interests.
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Indiana Reformatory
Will H. Whittaker
Indiana
Byers
Hobbs
Newby
Crittenberger
Whittaker
Terhune
Ernest Bicknell
Chicago
Mr. Byers
Reformatory
Durbin
Ohio
Contracts for Prison Labor in Michigan City Ind
The prison board opened bids for 400 inmates labor today. Firms bidding included The Reliance Manufacturing Company J S Ford Johnson & Co J H Winterbotham & Sons Sterling Manufacturing Company F F Statesman Watson Rattan Company and Weinberger Overall Company. Bids ranged from 40 to 55 cents per man per day. The board awarded 100 men each to Reliance J H Winterbotham & Sons and Sterling Manufacturing. Warden J D Reid ordered re advertisement for the remaining 100 spots.
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Indianapolis Journal
Michigan City
Ind
Board of Control
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J. H. Winterbotham & Sons
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Chicago
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Peru
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Charlestown
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Irish Land Bill reaches second reading in Lords
The Duke of Devonshire moved the second reading of the Irish land bill, arguing its adoption would offset costs through savings in judicial and police expenses. He warned that substantial Lords changes could endanger the measure, while noting it aims to settle the Irish question though not guaranteed finality. In Cincinnati, Pittsburg Plate Glass plant operations were described as continuing at Broad way Court and Eggleston avenues.
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Duke of Devonshire
House of Lords
George Wyndham
House of Commons
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Broadway, Court and Eggleston Avenue
Schwab Expected to Resign as U S Steel President
Philadelphia August 3 The Public Ledger reports Charles M Schwab will resign as president of United States Steel Corporation today and also step down as a director. The executive committee will recommend acceptance, with W B Corey slated as successor and to maintain duties running plants nationwide.
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The
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Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
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Widespread Injuries After Pennsylvania Train Wreck Near Hartford City
A head on collision between Pennsylvania No. 6 and freight section 81 near Hartford City Indiana injured many. No deaths reported though several had serious injuries including multiple leg fractures and an amputated foot. Logansport responders and doctors attended to injured passengers and crew from the smoking car wreck.
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Indianapolis Journal
Logansport
Ind
Pennsylvania
Hartford City
George Rowe
Train wreck at Altopas injures two St. Louis women
A Mobile and Ohio passenger train derailed at Altopas Illinois on August 3 while trying to make up time. The baggage car and five coaches left the track and formed a crescent about forty feet from the main line injuring Mrs. Peter Zimmerman and Mrs. John Willoughby of St. Louis.
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Altopas
Mobile & Ohio
Peter Zimmerman
John Willoughby
St. Louis
Wreck on Norfolk line injures twenty five at East Portsmouth
Southbound Norfolk & Western passenger No. 8 derailed when rails spread at East Portsmouth at noon. Engineer Billy Simonton of Columbus was fatally injured. fireman S. S. McDonald of Portsmouth fatally injured. train traveled 52 mph. Many passengers hurt, including Orville Oakes and John Wilhelm with internal injuries. Dr. J. M. W. Crawford and John Ballard among the injured. J. L. Kelly of Columbus with arm broken.
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Norfolk & Western
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Billy Simonton
Columbus
N. McDonald
Engineer
Freman
Orville Oakes
J. M. W. Crawford
John Wilhelm
John Ballard
Philadelphia
J. L. Kelly
Brother Raphael Elected Superior in Franciscan Order
NEW YORK August 3 Brother Raphael chosen superior and Brother Jerome assistant superior of the Roman Catholic Brotherhood of St. Francis. Klondike Millionaire Robbed reported in Seattle Washington August 3 Thomas Lippy, the Klondike millionaire, was con-
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Jerome
the Brotherhood of St. Francis
Seattle, Wash
Thomas
Lippy
Woman kills husband in self defense in West Virginia
In Matewan West Virginia on August 3 a wealthy timber dealer William Adair returned home from Cincinnati and shot at his wife three times missing. She seized his rifle as he chased her to the yard and killed him as he ran toward the woods. Mrs Adair surrendered in Williamson and is jailed planning a self defense plea.
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W. Va
William Adair
Pidgeon Creek
Adair
Cinginnati
Mingo County
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