MR HILL HOLINESS EVANGELIST STREAMS INTO TOPEKA HALL
A poorly organized revival led by Bradgeist J F C Hill, known as a holiness evangelist and alleged hypnotist, drew meetings in a North Topeka home after denial of use of Quinton Heights school. He preached on the millennium, attacked other churches, and urged earnest prayer for a hall as heat and adoration rose among attendees.
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Quinton Heights
Brs
J F.C. Hill
Didgenser
von Howes Ce
Holme
Broneberg
Bt John and
Tyler Streets
Hut
Stowers
Theo
Wiel
Cain
A. Jook
Om Cartel
Paxtor
Showlembln
Jan
Svarcaine Hill
Eile
Quinton
Avditorium
Controversy at local revival stirs religious lines
Eyewitness accounts describe a tense gathering where preacher methods and personal influence provoke debate. Brothers of attendees clash over donations and authority while the pastor seeks to smooth tensions amid conflicting beliefs about revival practices.
Rigorous Warfare In The Philippines Under General Bell
General J Franklin Hell leads a vigorous campaign with Colonel Wint and Colonel Daugherty driving Filipinos toward Tayabas. Peace advocates say U S passes for insurrectionists enable aid, while Bell insists on strict warfare until subdual. Leyte, Samar, Mindoro witness clashes. Major Meyer and Major Allen report arsenal seizures. Guard of Honor prisoners count rises.
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Manila
J. Franklin Hell
Wint
Daugherty
Tayabas
Bell
Bell Baya
Samar
Euley
Schoeite
Nuit Iifantry
Dipdip
Leyte
Albert L. Meyer
Eleventh Infantry
Ormac
Meyer
Henry T. Allen
Sasa
Mindoro
Pollo
Luzon
Guard of Honor
Washington Governor Shaw Leaves for Home Ahead of Inauguration
Governor Shaw of Washington departs Washington to remain until after his successor is inaugurated. He will return to take charge of the treasury department. Rumors of changes in the treasury are noted, with uncertainty about Mrs. Shaw accompanying him or visiting Mexico.
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Washington
Shaw
Laws
Treasury Department
Rados
Noted Cook Dead San Freire Frederick Mergenthater
A fragmented obituary notes the death of a noted cook linked to Frederick Mergenthater and the Palace hurl figure, described as internationally renowned. The garbled text mentions a wife and personal details, with unclear dates or places, reflecting a damaged OCR passage from a local column.
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San Freire
Frederick Mergenthater
Youibie
Min
Laughter at Law Promises Easy Oklahoma Victims
Joplin dispatch reports a swindle case where $1,300 was extorted from victims by a Buckfoot gang scheme tied to a horse race and a staged payout. Warrants sworn, suspects sought, and the Webb City-Webb City route used to flee. Witnesses T. J. Watkins and James Watkins describe a planned stake and a setup at Webb City with illegal betting.
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Joplin
the Globe of Sunday
Sheba
Yositlace
Justice McAdass
King Hdward
Bob Baatt
Webb City
Enewer
Warrans
Watkins Brothers
Burkfoot
Boatright
Jess Ansell
Sisconsin
Ben Ansell
Clark
Nother
Buckfoot
Kimvell
Watking Brothers
Elreles
McAntire & Scott
Carl Junction
Poop
Forney Hotel
Ronan
Bond
House of Lords
T. J. Watkins
Wymore
I. T
James Watkins
Office of
Justice McAnuis
Hubert Heatright
Jesse Arnold
Henry Chirk
Ansel
Watking
Jone
Hoatright
Watkins
Macer
Mway
Tully
Heatright
Resignation of Lyman J. Gage for Treasury post
Washington dispatch reports public release of correspondence in which Lyman J. Gage resigns as secretary of the treasury. President Theodore Roosevelt letter accepts with thanks, acknowledging his service and urging continued public duty. Also mentions Postmaster General Smith resignation and humor section notes.
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Washington
White House
Treasury
Bet
Secretary of the Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
Lrgy
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Loosevelt
Smith
Sith
Assails Press Debate on Cartoons and Anarchy
Clergy voices caution on censorship and yellow journalism as the discussion centers on printing cartoons and its relation to anarchism. Pastors from Cumberland Presbyterian, Unitarian, and First Baptist churches urge careful, balanced coverage and reject easy blame while acknowledging environment and media influence.
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Hal Smith
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sterc
Seton Gaull
AJ Wynwin
Unitarian Church
Beloven
Ami
Mora
Crannell
Countermine
Wheat Prices Hit New Records in Chicago Market
Chicago reports wheat starting strong on opening, May futures rising above prior highs amid heavy trade and outside buying. Corn and oats follow wheat higher with strong demand. provisions show mixed hog and pork trends while receipts and shipments shift. Kansas City and Minneapolis markets show similar bullish tension with mixed results across grains and livestock.
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Chicago
Jan
He Cfon
Sinonk
Stnstestd
Big Bull
Indica Hone Sarly
Minneapolia
Duluth
Ux Care
Khipmenia
Koptcatters
Ee Theat Ath Siele
Cork
Niles
Mieher
ETA Tnc
Catie
May
Siac
Ioinike
Ak Mee
Wheat Market Notes From Topeka Grain Letter
A Topeka grain letter reports wheat strength in recent weeks due to European demand and domestic supply considerations. It discusses speculative demand, harvest prospects, and price movements. cites heavy coffeehouse-like chatter, and notes ongoing market uncertainty with mixed receipts and outlook.
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Gall
West Soath Street
Casmiley
Christin
Brock
Macy
Umenis
Europe
Roston
Market Notes on Wheat and Corn Movement in Reading Market
A period market summary reports small gains in wheat and corn amid mixed trading. Prices show slight uplifts from recent lows, with traders watching cotton and oats as futures drift.
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Ric Harns
Padngle
Georgia Minstrels
Walter BE. Perkins
Mexico
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Thomas
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Pier 1
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George Wilson
Delavenitar
Hodson
Fiat Wook
A. G. Goodwin
Kansas Ave
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Ony J. FE
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