Sankey and Moody Era Hymn Writers Highlight
The piece recalls Henry Sankey's influence on hymnody and his alliance with Moody. It notes his zeal, blindness later in life, and his impact on religious institutions. It contrasts worry with action, citing cautions from the Palladium Press about avoiding paralysis by fear.
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Chin
Myer
D. Sankey
Sankey
Allance
Moody
Delnger
Lincoln
Institutone
Troulla
New York Charity Seeks Clothing for Needy Paragmatic Tale
A wealthy New York donor offers a costly gown from a self described clarity group. The dress was worn once and deemed uncomfortable yet suitable to distribute to the poor. The note recalls a French queen’s question about bread for subjects and links to the present charity drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barlely
Unclear Text About Castro and November Deadline
Fragmentary notice mentions Castro facing an answer deadline by November 1. The text references a perceived plan to winter in a warm West Indies climate and a vague note about an ultimatum and nationally linked topics.
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Holand
Castro
Wilval
Dutelij
West Indies
Fragmentary notes hint at fraud and barred petitioners at parliament directory
Fragmentary OCR text mentions investigators, theft, counterfeit drops in contribution boxes, and a directive barring women from a parliamentary directory to prevent perceived advantages. No clear event or dates are provided.
Local News Summary Mixes Crimes Fires and Trials
Scattered items report a string of incidents including a poisoning scare and a dog scene, a deadly fall from scaffolding, a depot fire with heavy losses, a drowning man and wrongful death suit, bank receivership and probate actions, court venue changes, and a $2,500 insurance verdict. Also noted are postal receipts rises, a missionary gift, and a mayoral or county-level legal wrangling.
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Jesvoll
Mississippi River
Aiinton
Charles Gulosh
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Willow
Clinton District
Irrge Incresse
Gorda
Neind
Donnell
Masor
Olyss
George Sisvons
SOREN
Mason
Vtortin
Dane Lord
Mika
Grace
Presbyterian
Clinreh
Waterloo
Hy W Weherd
Chas
Bradt
Towa
McDonnall
Northwestern States Cement Company
Himekeere
George ‘Stavens
Morehalltown
Charles’ Martin
Great Western Racechaniisy
Fort Madison
Polk County
Martin
W. B. Carpenter
Home Life Insurant Company
Che Company
Cheponter
Tam" Tealy
Port Dodge
J. J. Henheberry
Pagle
Goya
W. K. Toler
Monmouth
George W. Davies
Iowa Central
District Court
Aome Ater
Wseun
Marabaltitown
Tolar
Acouyt
Telep
P. Pathe
Melrons
Peerless
Davepport
Deg
Uyfettle
Ysape Waltopa
Plate
Gomeh LA
George A. Lingoln
Ugwkeys
William Jennings Bryan on Tour Winds Through Iowa
A fragment notes Bryan's three week speaking tour ending in Creston Iowa and a stop in Lincoln with crowded audiences and strong speeches.
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Williamart
Lincollt
Nok
Wile Ham
Bryan
Notable 1920s Officials and Figures Mentioned in Court and Church News
A jumble of brief notes references legal and church matters. Admiral Evans faces court martial in Manila for absence and intoxication. James W. Quillan faces indictment over bank insolvency deposits. Nat Goodwin’s divorce granted to Maxine Hioth in Reno. Dr Alexander Mann elected bishop in Washington. W D Ryan resigns as national secretary treasurer to join arbitration. Theodore Roosevelt Jr begins clerical work before wool sorting. Yancey Carter indicted for concealed weapons. Sir George Truscott elected lord mayor of London. Joseph Stewart appointed railway adjustment chief in post office. Caleb Powers baptized at Jellico Baptist church after Goebel case pardon.
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Fieut
Frank -T
Myané
Igonsot
Evans
Manila
James W. Quillan
Ipaya
Nat Good
Maxine Hioth
Reno
Noys
Alexandar Mann
Trinity Epis
Goom Church
Boston
Mass
Cior Cage
Washington
W.D. “Ryan
Mina ‘Workers of America
Southwestern Coal Operators’ Association
Thealore Roosevelt, Jr4
Veran Worlb
Harbeford
Carnet. Corporation
Thompsonville
Cond
Joio
Woolsorting
Yancey Carter
Independence Party
Geareis
George Truscott
London
Joseph Stewart
Missouri
Post Office Department
Wae
Scomid
James T. McCleary
Minneswia
Caleb Powers
Goebel Assagal Pallow
Gov
Willgon
Jellico
Tenn
Turbulent Times Mark 1909 News: Roosevelts Picks and Fires
The piece reports on imperial and domestic turmoil including naval moves near Manila amid cholera fears, Roosevelt purges with Dundy removal at Port Huron, and damage from fires in Minnesota and Massachusetts. It notes immigration changes blamed on corruption near the Mexican border, Turkish frontier movements, Montreal hosting a municipal leagues convention, and a large Atlantic fleet arrival at Zamboanga.
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Admirsl Sperry
Shere Tevye
Manila
Barbas
Foley
Berson
Minn
Roosevelt Yuteye
Lincoln Avery
Pat
Port Luron
Mich
Sal
Charles H. Dundy
Treasury
Noweese
Neb
Winthrop Teach
Bowton
Mass
Crusthall
Oceanview House
Sunner Burals
Trip
Immigration Department
Silas Qack
East St. Laws
Zamboange
Biligs
Smyros
League of American Municipallites
Syestone
Othalla
Bev
Chyplip
Fragmentary 1901 News Recap With Deaths and Trials
Amid clipped lines a chaotic confessional style item lists deaths and legal matters. Mentions include Sir I Feys Detroit injured in a streetcar crash, Sheriff Lang of Westchester County NY, Att General Jackson, and Salvatore Campagni. References to a log train collision in Oregon, a ship becoming ashore near Ropangan Island, and a baby born to Chaplain B R Palrtek. Also notes a surgeon's monograph on pneumonia and bovine diseases, plus aviation plans from Weiler and Knisely political notes.
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Vwithei
Belleyad
New Brunswick
Sir I. Feys
Detroit
Lang
Westchester
New York
Jackson
Harry Thaw
Pittsburg
Fadern
Arehbats
Roselle Borgman
Hhur
Corona
Willan Battes
Aeon
London
Robwers
Agate
Coganwell
N. D
Ody
Lezare Weiler
Hie House
Maine
Gibraltar
Charles Hdward Davia
Omaha
Prederick Rustin
Nedilg
United
Lewis Bake Warren
Cluks
Sheffield
Inglaege
Cholera fears in United States as officials warn of plague
Fragmentary reports show health officials urging preparation against cholera in the United States. Doctors warn cities like New York and San Francisco to tighten sanitation as outbreaks are feared. details reference shipments, ports, and the need to clean up vegetable stacks and standing water.
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Omaha
Rivaren
Pyke
United States
Pingus
Pio Nese
Connell
Ruseia
Pl ‘Pines
Uged States
New York
New
Francisca
Dran
AMD
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Mint
Clark
Wile
Sykes
Harry
Hansen
Carlson
Binlly Anderson
Holy Cross
Belaved
Andrew
Stenger
Elisa
Oly Cross
Boen
Rotling
Iris
Wry
Anderson
Rowarts
Ute First’ National Bank of Charitot
Crocker
Ib Wibe
Ute
Celal Belore
Roberts
Traer
Waller Warner
Fred Tupper
Hariland
Wis
W. C. McCord
Marshalltown
Presbyterian Church
Artaln
Port Cers
Eman
Austria
York
Ort
Stanford Wng
Clatetet
Teronto
Weetelvster
York “County
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