End of Convention Disciples of Christ Breaks Records
CMAHA Neb Oct 23 Disciples of Christ convention ends with record attendance. More than 7 000 delegates registered and up to 12 000 spectators filled the Coliseum at times. Educational section opened by Burris A Jenkins and J A Beatty with college papers and a 3 to 5 pm general conference on education moral influence practical efficiency social culture and missionsry training noting large turnout and high enthusiasm.
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Cmaha
Neb
Ight
Convention of the Disciples of Christ
Coliseum
George F. Hall
Burris A. Jenkin
Kentucky University
J. A. Beatty
Hiram College
Clinton Lockhart
Drake University
W. P. Aylesworth
Corner University
T. E. Crambler
Bethany College
Jabez Hall
Bible Colt Irvington
Ind
E. V. Hollars
Texas Christian pReNeoRes
Missionary Council debates scope and funding push
Philadelphia reports say the Missionary Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church held morning and afternoon sessions. Officials discussed increasing the missionary apportionment toward 1 million dollars annually, with the full plan tabled for later action. A public meeting at the Academy of Music featured bishops Doane Dudley and Partridge speaking on extending church operations. Meanwhile in Cleveland the General Missionary Conference of the Methodist Church pledged 300000 for missions after a secret donor promised 100000 if 3150.40 could be raised.
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Philadelphia
Fingl
Conference of the
Missionary Council of the
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
Salina
Kan
Brewer
Board of Managers
Academy of Music
Doane
Albany
Bishy Dudley
Antucky
Partridge
Kyoto
Cleveland
General Missionary Conference
The
Methodist Church
Gray
Boston
Gladden Re-elected President At Missionary Association Meet
New London Conn Oct 23 The American Missionary Association closed with President Washington Gladden of Ohio reelected after delivering the annual address. Officers elected at the morning session included Recording Secretary Asher Anderson of Massachusetts and Corresponding Secretaries A F Beard and Rev F P Wood among others.
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New London
Conn
The
American Missionary Association
Washington Gladden
Ohio
Gladden
Asher Anderson
Massachusetts
A. F. Beard
F. P. Wood
Supreme Court Justice Harlan Stops College Fight
Justice Harlan of the United States Supreme Court, a Columbia Law School professor, intervened to halt a clash between freshmen and sophomores in Jurisprudence Hall. He seized the leading aggressor by the collar, ordered dispersal, and the second-year students dispersed.
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Washington
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Columbia University Law School
Jurisprudence
National Association of Baseball Leagues Holds Annual Meeting
New York Oct. 23 Delegates opened the annual meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with reports from P. T. Powers and J. H. Farrell. Officers were elected, a new national board chosen, and a rules committee formed. Powers and Farrell were re elected president and secretary treasurer. The board includes M. H. Sexton T. H. Murnane W. M. Kavanaugh J. H. O Rourke W. H. Lucas and J. H. Farrell. The association will stay independent and adjourned to tomorrow.
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New York
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Fifth Avenue
P. T. Powers
J. H. Farrell
C. W. Beament, Jr
Evansville
Louis D. Smith
Terre Haute
John T. Brush
James Hart
Bridgeport
W. H. Lucas
Spokane
Auburn
Mr. Kavanaugh
J. B. Nickton
Uthern League
Crawfordsville Gun Club Holds 19th Fall Tournament
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Crawfordsville Indiana reports the nineteenth annual fall tournament of the Crawfordsville Gun Club ending today. The shooting field drew society turnout with a stylish clubhouse balcony full of women. Shooters performed strongly with high scores including Fort Worth? actually Fort, E. C. Fort Fostoria Ohio 47 and Money, Tripp, Clark scoring in the 14 15 range amid cheering crowds.
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Crawfordsville Gun Club
Money
Tripp
Heikes
Phil
Clark
E. C. Fort
Fostoria
Ben Brown Lynched Near Tallapoosa Georgia
A mob of about 300 men forcibly freed Ben Brown from the county jail in Tallapoosa and hanged him after a charge of attempting to assault Mrs. Henry Dees. Troops were ordered from Atlanta but arrived too late. Brown's body was found near Mrs. Dees's house.
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Tallapoosa
Ben Brown
Henry Dees
Atlanta
Brown
Bentley
Hutcheson
Candler
Indiana Tax Case Before Supreme Court
Attorney General William L. Taylor attends cases before the U S Supreme Court including the Indiana Manufacturing Company matter alleging 399000 in taxes from 1883 to 1900. The firm contests tax liability arguing patents are non taxable and stock exchanges for patents are not taxable. The proceeding shifts to next week with broader political questions mentioned.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
William L. Taylor
United States Supreme Court
Indiana Manufacturing Company
Indiana
Pec
Napa
Apathy Drove Great GOP Turnout At Anderson Meeting
Anderson Indiana October 23 crowds packed the Grand Opera House to hear Governor Winfield T Durbin address a large assembly. Hendee spoke urging support for state county and legislative candidates while Durbin praised Indiana progress and urged more active citizen leadership amid a strong audience of women and workers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Winfield T. Durbin
Durbin
Grand Opera House
Cummins
Iowa
H. J. Stein
Anderson Merchants’ Association
Sells
Edgar E. Hendee
Madison
Rush
Hancock
Stein
Hendee
Fairbanks
United States Senate
Indiana
Madison County
Henee
Queer Alliance in Henry County Campaign Tactics
In Henry County Indiana Republicans rally as Rep Watson finishes his county canvass. Prohibitionists with Democratic aid push pledges to vote Prohibition county ticket, while many Republicans reject the scheme as a gold brick. Close statewide canvass planned with meetings in every township next week.
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Indianapolis Journal
Middletown
Ind
Old Henry
Watson
Prohibition
Active Delaware county Republicans mobilize for election day
In Delaware county Indiana Republicans surge with events ahead of election day. Senator Hanna speaks at noon Charles W. Miller follows and Representative G W Cromer meetings continue. Cromer Leffler Warner attendances boost campaign effort across Congerville Avondale Whitely Selma Industry Granville Harrison township city precincts and state committee directed efforts.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Delaware County
Senator Hanna
Charles W. Miller
G. W. Cromer
Cromer
Judge Leffter
Congerville
Avondale
Whitely
Selma
Industry
Mal City
Harrison Township
Nage Leffler
Rollin Warner
Granville
Walter L. Ball
James Bingham
State Committee
Hering Campaign Stop In Rochester Draws Large Crowd
Prof Frank E Hering Democratic candidate for Congress in the Thirteenth district spoke at Rochester last night drawing a large crowd. He opposed Hon A L Brick and voiced his campaign positions outlining his views on local and national issues.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rochester
Ind
Frank E. Hering
Congress
A. L. Brick
Sande
Campaign events highlight awkward stage absence and strong GOP turnout
In Madson Republicans filled the county’s largest hall for a Deputy meeting headlined by Merton W. Chance and Marcus R. Sulzer with music from a glee club. Chance, touring the county, drew large enthusiastic crowds, including a Hanover stop. In Jennings, Democratic discord follows Henry Harmon’s withdrawal and Sheriff Charles’s substitution, stirring dissatisfaction among courthouse circle members.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madson
Ind
Merton W. Chance
Indianapolis
Marcus R. Sulzer
Hanover
North Vernon
Henry Harmon
Scott
Jennings
Charles
Republican speakers address eastern Howard and western Grant
J Frank Hanly of Lafayette spoke to eastern Howard and western Grant Republicans at Greentown delivering a forceful defense of Republican policies. Foster rep Crumpacker then spoke at Foster to a large audience focusing on trusts and tariffs as key issues.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
J. Frank Hanly
Lafayette
Howard
Grant County
Greentown
Foster
E. D. Crumpacker
Shanghai to be Free as Powers Plan Evacuation
Paris reports France Britain and Germany have agreed to evacuate Shanghai and extend Hay open door policy to the Yangtse valley. About 180 troops involved. evacuation expected by January 1. U.S. State Department welcomes progress while noting non-signatory status. England sought fair trade gains in Yangtse exploitation before joining.
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France
Great Britain
Germany
Shanghai
Hay
Yang-Tse Valley
Foreign Office
Washington
Shanhai
State Department
United States
Peking
England
Yang-Tse
Traction Stocks Boom In Cincinnati After Set Plans
In Cincinnati on October 23, W K Schoepf of the Widner Elkins syndicate and M J Mandelbaum of the Mandelbaum Pomeroy syndicate press ahead with Ohio traction line plans. Articles of incorporation for the Traction Terminal Company were filed, aiming to build a central electric-depot and terminals. Mandelbaum remains president of Cincinnati Dayton Toledo lines while Schoepf chairs the executive committee of the community of interest.
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W. Kesley Schoepf
Widener-Elkins Syndicate
M. J. Mandelbaum
Mandelbaum-Pomeroy
Foraker, Outcaut, Granger & Prior
Ohio Traction Lines
Traction Terminal Company
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Columbus
J. B. Foraker
Randolph Mathews
Senator Foraker
George H. Warrington
Cincinnati Traction Company
Mill Creek Valley
Dana Stevens
Frank H. Wilcox
Cleveland
Mandelbaum Syndicate
Mandelbaum
Cincinnati, Dayton & Toledo
Kesley Schoepf
Cincinnati Traction Colony
Schoepf
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Tongten and Lear
No Indianants
Ohio River
Kentucky
Don Oct 23 Report on Drunkards in the State
A clipped OCR item notes a cable from Lady Hen Bo Zz nie ee in the United States to the secretary of a British temperance association. The report mentions she had made the state and the people tion of drunkards, with publication noted as recently in the country.
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Don
Hen
United States
Johnson and M Lean leaders clash in Cincinnati tent storm
Ohio Democratic leader Mayor Tom L. Johnson attacked John R. McLean owner of the Cincinnati Enquirer and Lewis G. Bernard chair of Hamilton County Democratic committee. He accused party traitors and urged encounters to answer charges. Bigelow denounced Bernard and backed Johnson’s reforms.
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Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Hanna
John R. McLean
The
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Lewis G. Bernard
Democratic Committee
Hamilton County
Johnson
Herbert S. Bigelow
Democratic Party
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Bigelow
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Democratic Caucus
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Foraker
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Worth-Surprises at Morris Park Fordham Handicap Won by Longshot
In Chicago Worth track, La Goleta set a mile seventy track record at 1 434 5. Elsie L. equaled 1 125 5 for six furlongs to beat Hargis. Coburn reinstated after suspension. New York Ramapo handicap winner Igniter driven by O Connor by a length over Dom Paul. Belle of Lexington upset Fordham handicap at 10 to 1, Royal second. Cheval D Or ridden by Harris won Meadowbrook steeplechase.
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Chicago
Baldwin
Worth
Jiminez
Harlem
Elsie L
Hargis
Coburn
Apple Sweet
la Goleta
Automaton
Carl Kahler
Vulcain
New York
A. Featherstone
Igniter
O'Connor
Morris Park
Oom Paul
Dom Paul
Belle of
Belle of Lexington
Florham Queen
St. Finnan
Outsider Virgie D'Or Wins Sixth Race At Fair Grounds
On October 23 at the fair grounds track Virgie D'Or a long shot at 1 to 1 defeated Jack Young by a half length in the sixth race. Only two favorites won as Locust Blossom ran 20 to 1 Monsieur Beaucauire 8 to 1 Tenedos 6 to 1 Gehelmness 5 to 2 Lunar 7 to 10 and Virgie D'Or 0 to 1 reported as winners and odds.
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ST. Louis
Fair Grounds Track
Virgie D'Or
Jack Young
Locust Blossom
Monsieur Beaucauire
Tenedos
Gehelmness
Lunar
Royal Cattle Show Attracts Large Crowd In Kansas City
At the American royal livestock show in Kansas City 235000 people attended. Gala sales opened with Dorothea, second prize heifer owned by C N Moody of Atlanta Missouri, selling for 1115 to O H Swigert of Champaign NL. Bulls total 28 sold for 3430 and 19 females for 3370 with a general average of 1 per animal. Angora Aztec, a two year old buck owned by D C Taylor of Lake Valley New Mexico, sold to A Kemble of Muscatine Ia for 1400 a world record. Indiana prize winners included Queenly 108933 owned by W S Van Natta Fowler Ind for horns Junior sweepstakes and best cow or heifer. Galloways Junior cow Scottish first Brookside Farm Co Fort Wayne Ind.
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Dorothea
C. N. Moody
Atlanta
O. H. Swigert
Champaign
Berkshire
Poland
China
Duroc Jersey
Buck
D. C. Taylor
Lake Valley
N. M
A. Kemble
Muscatine
Indiana
Queenly
van Natta
Fowler
Ind
Brookside Farm Company
Fort Wayne
Kahins Now in the Lead After Pacific Coast Bowling
W. V. Thompson, manager of the All-American bowling team, reports ten days of strong bowling on the Pacific coast. The squad won sixteen California series, with eighty wins and ten losses, and twenty-nine of thirty three-game series. Thompson leads with 17 053, Worden 16 902, Strong 16 399. prospects rise for Pacific coast entries at next February's national tournament in Indianapolis.
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Pacific Coast
California
Thompson
Worden
Strong
Indianapolis
Munsey Buys Boston Journal Interests in Print Venture
Frank A. Munsey of New York has acquired all stock of the Journal Newspaper Company, owner of the Boston Morning Evening and Sunday Journal. He plans extensive development of the property in all avenues. The Boston Journal line includes involvement with interests from New York and a retirement noted for the broker.
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Boston
Mass
Frank A. Munsey
New York
Stephen O'Meara
The
Journal Newspaper Company
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Munsey
New Journale
Simer
Point for Molineux in letters ruling during trial
In New York on October 23 Justice Lambert ruled that the Barnett letters be excluded as improper evidence. He allowed them only as a standard of handwriting comparison, a ruling that marked a strong point for the defense in the Roland B. Molineux trial.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Lambert
Barnett
Whitive
New Racing Records At End Of Day Exceeds World Marks
Onward Silver, with a runner, shatters the two mile trotting world record posting 4 28.4 at the end of the day after earlier hot splits 2 44 and 3 21. Crescens with two runners clocks 2 04 flat aided by a breeze as Major Delmar ties gelding record in heat. Dense crowd witnesses Diamond handicap trots and other races with purses 6000 and 1000.
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Onward
Onward Silver
Lexington
Hudson
Silver
Ketcham
Delmar
Major Delmar
Dan Patch
B. G
A. Meald
Eckers
Chase
Foote
Orin
Graystone
Mambrino
Walker
Harry D
McEwen
Major Hal
Barnes
Dorothy Wilton
B. m
Cares
Ross Mason
Turner
Darkway
Bik
Raybold
Hogan
Ethel Mack
Ch. m
McCart Irene S
Beasley
Perry K
Ch. H
Knowlton
Billy Foster
Foster Boy- Steele
Swearingen
Grace Boyd
Miller of
Lauretta
Kinney
Clarita W
Tesson
Jantina
W. Dickerson
Katie
McKay
Oneonta, Sr
CINCY
Frazier
B. Carlie M
Scott Hudson
Y. Crescens
Track accident injures rider at Valley track pace
In Cleveland Ohio during a free-for-all pace at the Valley track Thomas Rynchon of Butler Indiana was thrown from his sulky when his horse Col Strathmore stumbled. He sustained several minor injuries and two broken ribs with the horse badly strained.
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Cleveland, O
Ohio
Thomas Rynchon
Butler
Ind
Col. Strathmore
Sullivan defeats Sherlock with foul below the belt
St. Louis reports a twenty round bout at the West End Club where Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan floored Joe Sherlock of Chicago with a low blow in the second round. Referee Sharpe gave Sullivan the win due to the foul this night. Billy Trueman beat Tae Vickers in the eighth round.
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ST. Louis
West End
Brooklyn
Tommy Sullivan
Joe Sherlock
Chicago
Sullivan
Sherlock
Sharpe
Billy Trueman
Newrae
Tae Vickers
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien Wins Six Round Bout in Broad Street Club
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien defeated Bill Jeffords of California in a six round contest at the Broadway Athletic Club. O'Brien used a cautious, controlling style and knocked Jeffords down early. Jeffords, taller and clever, could not overcome O'Brien’s steady defense as the bout progressed.
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Philadelphia
Jack” O'Brien
Bill Jeffords
California
Broadway Athletic Club
Jeffords
O'Brien
Jim Wan
Fromm Sanet
Penang Drops Cure In Minutes Promised By Tara2 Co
Fragmentary text claims Tara2 Co offers a remedy said to cure a wound or illness in one minute with Penang tan and related compounds. No clear context, dates, or verifiable details available.
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Hare
Gough Ware
Bat
Tara2 & Co Th
Penang
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