National Congregational Council Opens In Kansas City
The fifteenth triennial session of the National Council of Congregational Churches begins with Moderator Nehemiah Boynton of Brooklyn presiding. Four candidates seek the moderator post as the council considers a new constitution, doctrinal statement, and a national secretary.
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Kansas City
Congregationalists
Nehemiah Boynton
Brooklyn
National Council of Congregational Churches
United States
William Horace Day
Los Angeles
Samuel H. Woodrow
St. Louis
Charlies R. Brown
Yale Divinity School
Charles S. Mills
Montclair
N. J
Commission On
Captain Inch Returns Home After Trafalgar Dinner
Captain Francis Inch, famed for the Volturno disaster, attends a Trafalgar anniversary dinner in New York hosted by Nelson Lodge Sons of St. George. He declines to speak, remains somber, and plans to report the Mauretania’s loss to British authorities before sailing back to England to follow the ship’s fate.
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Associated Press
New York
Francis Inch
Volturno
Nelson Lodge Sons of
Home Keeping Women Need Health and Strength
The ad urges home keeping women to use Foley Kidney Pills to boost vitality and treat weakness in back joints and bladder. It claims tonic strengthening effects end weakness and discomfort, suggesting the product as a good and honest medicine available at Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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van Antwerp Drug Corp
Adtivx
Revival Services Highlight Pentecost Faith and Healing
At Government Street Methodist Church the afternoon revival centers on Pentecost with a focus on unity and common purpose among the disciples. Mr Hanes uses Mark and Acts to illustrate faith and healing power as he preaches on Christ’s compassion and the leper’s restoration. Morning and evening services draw large crowds with noted positive outcomes.
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Government Street Methodist Church
Hanes
Mark
Mr. Hanes
Christ
Jesus
Fresh fall garden seeds in new stock lineup
Just received fresh stock of all varieties of garden seed for fall planting. Turnips Ruta baga cabbage etc. Absolutely fresh. None carried over from last year. English Carriage Co Sun Wed Fri.
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English Carriage Co
Willard and Others Face Prize Fight Trial
Jesse Willard a heavyweight and ten others linked to the Vernon Arena bout that left John Young fatally injured must stand trial for alleged prize fighting violations. Judge Gavin Craig overruled demurrers and set trials for January 7, 1914, with Willard and ten others pleading not guilty. Eyton the referee and promoters McCarey and Greenwald among those charged.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Jesse Willard
John Young
Vernon Arena
Gavin Craig
Supreme Court
W. J. Ford
Eddie Webster
Webster
Willard
T. J. McCarey
al Greenwald
Charles F. Eyton
Craig
Vardon and Ray Set for San Francisco Golf Matches
Harry Vardon and Edwin Ray arrived in San Francisco and will play a three day series at the San Francisco Golf and Country Club against Jack Neville Vincent Whitney and Chapin Tubbs. The matches are scheduled for Thursday Friday and Saturday.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Harry Vardon
Edwin Ray
San Francisco Golf and Country Club
Jack Neville
Pacific Coast
Vincent Whitney
Chapin Tubbs
Yale
Oscar W Underwood To Arrive Sunday In Mobile
Congressman Oscar W Underwood from Alabama's Ninth District and House majority leader will come to Mobile Sunday to join Southern Commercial Congress deliberations and greet President Wilson. Governor Emmet O Neal and his wife and daughter will also arrive Sunday for the visit.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
House of Representatives
Mobile
Southern Commercial Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Underwood
Emmet O’neal
Harvard Varsity Scored On By Freshman Team
Harvard varsity football lost footing to the second team for the first time this season with a 15 to 9 score. Substitutes added a touchdown and a field goal as Storer, the tackle, filled in at tackle in Coolidge Place.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Storer
Ea Erin Reer
Factors and cotton shipments story in Mobile rail case
The text recounts testimony about cotton shipped to Mobile hindered by high charges from Mobile factors. It describes letters read into record, cross examination of Mr. Wright, and the involvement of Mr. Walter and railroad attorneys. Wright testified on excessive charges and limited local shipper responses along the Mobile and Ohio line.
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Ohio
Mobile
Prince
Wright
Walter
France
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mobile and Ohio
Mobile and
State Line
Meridian
Miss
Huar
Grote Continues Hookworm Fight In Mobile County
Dr. Carl B. Grote of the state board of health spoke Tuesday night in Prichard about preventing hookworm and typhoid fever malaria and tuberculosis. A free dispensary will open Wednesday for diagnosis and treatment with another visit planned next Wednesday. A Crichton dispensary day Tuesday saw many treated and diagnosed. Further lectures and a central city location are being arranged.
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Carl B. Grote
State Board of Health
Mobile
Prichard
Crichton Tuseday
Crote
Gunboat Smith Knocks Out Tony Ross in Tenth Round
In Boston on October 22 Gunboat Smith the heavyweight contender known as the white hope knocked out Tony Ross of Newcastle Pa in the tenth round of a planned 12 rounds. Ross led early but Smith surged in the tenth and dropped Ross who took the count.
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Boston
Gunboat” Smith
Tony” Ross
Newcaastle
Ross
Smith
Railroads Favor Other Regions Over Mobile in Morning Trade
The day’s early trading showed railroads discriminating against Mobile in favor of rival regions, leaving miles standings nearly even. The implication suggests rail lines favored other markets, shaping competitive dynamics for local shipments.
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Ing
Mobile
Grave misunderstanding between Britain and United States over Mexican crisis
London newspapers warn of a grave clash looming between Britain and the United States amid the Mexican situation. The Pall Mall Gazette urges rapid clarification to avoid dangerous misperceptions. The Globe criticizes British policy for premature recognition of Huerta and argues policy may be driven by politics rather than national interests.
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Associated Press
London
United States
Great Britain
Washington
New York
Pall Mall Gazette Today
Atlantic
Wilson
Mexico
The
Globe Today
Huerta
Peter of
Servia
Globe
Foreign Office
Konetchy to Join John J. McGraws Team
St. Louis reports confirm Edward Konetchy first baseman of the St. Louis Nationals will be sold or traded to New York. He is to be exchanged for catcher Wilson Snodgrass or Thorpe, with formal announcement still pending.
Clements Seeks Reappointment as Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Washington Oct 2 news notes Clark of the Interstate Commerce Commission urged President to reappoint Commissioner Clements a Georgia Democrat who has served successive terms on the commission.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hair’ Clark
Interstate Commerce Mission
Clements
Georgia
Hearst backs Mitchison in New York mayoral race
Hearst addressed an Independence League mass meeting in New York endorsing candidate Mitchison for mayor. He criticized the Democratic party as unprogressive and rejected any place for a Democrat or radical, labeling the Republican party as openly reactionary. He urged support for Mitchison on election day.
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New York
Will Hearts
John Purroy Mitchsion
Fame
Pendence League
Hearst
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Party of Reaction
Progres
Hearts
Ef Ell
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God
Jesus Christ
Church of Christ
America
Committee On Church Unity
Protestant Episcopal Church
Captain Inch
Ahearn
Dan Ahearn
Apeern
Vardon and
Ray
Southern Railway
Mobile, Ala
Congress
SE Freinagees
Thomasville
Ala
MARIO
Jackson
James Freeman
T. Gen. Wight Pene
Robson
Gaobile
Alan
D. E. Lowry, JR
City Pass
Ticket Agt Mobile
Grote
Pall Mall Gazette
Konetchy
John J. M’graw
Rastus
Ream
Kentucky
LI Trager Company
Interstate €Merce
Hearst Advocates
Anoka
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