Woelfkin Speaks on Life Meaning at Sunday School Convention
In East Main Street Friends' church Mr Woelfkin delivered one of the finest convention addresses, exploring life’s meaning and the question of purpose through philosophical and scriptural reflections. He contrasted views from youth to octogenarians and emphasized Christ as the ultimate metaphor of life.
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Excell
East Main Street Friends
Woelfiin
James
Woelfkin
Earth
Pbs
Jesus Christ
God
Mr. Woelfkin
Paul
Christ
Dr. McKinney
Hich
Meet Today 10 Launch Boom for Bryan
In Baltimore on June 28 three hundred Bryan supporters plan to push his bid for the presidential nomination. James R. Fisk of Virginia says a Belvedere hotel meeting this afternoon will discuss saving Bryan and selecting a floor nominating contender.
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Baltimore
William Jennings Bryan
James R. Fisk
Virginia
Fisk
Belvedere
Bryan
Joy Riders Steal Car From Church Front, Drive 77 Miles
Four youths borrowed Dr. David Stevenson’s car in front of the Fast Main Street Friends church while he was inside. The vehicle traveled 77 miles, ran out of gas, and was left at the Sedgwick home on Sweet Fifth Street. Footprints at the scene suggested four riders had been inside, but the car was abandoned and the thieves fled, leaving police with few leads.
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Main Street
David Stevenson
Richard Sedzywick
Stevenson
Hadley confirms deal to seat Roosevelt delegates
Governor Hadley of Missouri, traveling through Tedar Rapids, says Taft backed Chicago plan to seat Roosevelt delegates from Washington and Texas if Hadley or another third man were nominated. He refused to discuss without Roosevelt approval, and Roosevelt reportedly declined.
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Tedar Rapids
Herbert E. Hadley
Missouri
Col
Roosevelt
Prendergast
New York
Taft
Chilcago
Washington
Texas
Hadley
Col. Roosevelt
The Wanted drive with force and reliability every day
The Wanted project a cheap yet forceful, dependable image, portraying consistent daily impact and routine presence in the public eye.
City warns traction firm over franchise renewals
City officials insist the T H I E Traction company must comply with its revoked franchise and complete required track and road work. Supt Gordon cites labor shortages as hindering progress while poles are being painted. council warns of possible discontinuation without immediate improvements.
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T. H., I & E. Traction Company
Hammond
Board of Works
Traction Company
Gordon
South West Third Street
National Road
East Main Street
South Eighth Street
H Street
North Eighth
E Street
Mrs Hill Dies While in Pasadena
Elizabeth Hill, mother of Mrs Roscoe Kirkman, died in Pasadena California after a second stroke. She had lived in Richmond with Levi Hill before traveling to California seeking relief for illness. Burial will be in Pasadena cemetery near her grandson Chauncey Woodbury, as Mr and Mrs Kirkman plan permanent relocation.
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Elizabeth Hill
Roscoe Kirkman
Sanford Woodbury
Pasadena
California
Strange Hobo Granted Liberty After Police Release
Jim Miller, labeled a strange hobo, was freed after authorities found no outstanding warrants. He carried two large grain sacks of belongings and said he would not part with them. Miller had worked near Hartford City under the name Pat Kirbey and was not linked to a horse theft at Ridgeville, which was recovered, and he claimed out West job scarcity without proper clothes and blankets in his sacks.
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Jim Miller
Indianapolis
Miller
Hartford City
Indiana
Pat Kirbey
Ridgeville
Thomas R. Marshall Nominated by Indiana Democrats
Shively names Thomas Marshall of Indiana as the party’s nominee for governor. He cites Indiana’s Democratic legacy from Monroe to Cleveland and recalls past governors Hendricks McDonald Voorhees Turpie, arguing Marshall embodies the party’s record and future.
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Baltimore
Marshall
Shively
High Commission
James Monroe
Grover Cleveland
Indiana
Thomas Marshall
United Democracy
Thomas Hendricks
Joseph E. McDonald
Daniel W. Voorhees
David Turpie
Thomas R. Marshall
Clark Named Victor as Convention Chooses Clark on Ballot
Baltimore June 28 Ollie James declared Clark the likely nominee as the Democratic convention began afternoon balloting after an all night session. First ballot totals showed Clark 4404 Wilson 324 Underwood 11714 Harmon 148 Marshall 31 Baldwin 22 Bryan 1 Sulzer 2 absent 1 not voting 1. The uninstructed bloc of 178 votes split among Wilson Harmon Underwood and Clark, shaping the path to a lengthy, uncertain fight.
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National News Association
Baltimore
Mid
Ollie James
Clark
Kentucky
Wilson
Underwood
Harmon
Marshall
Baldwin
Bryan
Sulzer
Philippines
Delaware
Maine
New York
North Carolina
Vermont
Hawaii
Ita
Tennessee
Simon
William Jennings Bryan
Citadel of Finance
Genevieve Clark
Democratic Party Caucus Debates Candidate Fate Today
A five man caucus of Thomas F. Ryan Charles F. Murphy Roger Sullivan Thomas Taggart and Steven Flemming met to decide a presidential nominee. They planned in New York as a meeting place with aims to back a mutually safe candidate. A deadlock and possible strategic ballots are suggested.
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Carl Mote
Baltimore
Thomas F. Ryan
Charles F. Murphy
Roger Sullivan
Thomas Taggart
Steven
Flemming
New York
Taggart
Fleming
Marshall
Sullivan
Ryan
Murphy
Kern
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Lauds
James Picks Clark
Victor
Bryan Winde
Genevieve
Wes
Martinet
Nelson Miles
Gotham
Hebert
Fisher
Princeton
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