Sunday Church Meetings by Spiritualist and Presbyterians
Sunday church services are listed across Lincoln West hall Fast Listh street Second United Presbyterian Bennett's lane and Lincoln Pouthell 18 East Sith with varied subjects including Themselves and Your Life Tests of immortality and The Beauty of a Quiet Life plus a Sunday school at Third Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Lincoln West Hall
Listh Street
Rex
CW. Searlnar
Tolinse
Sulvetion Mele Barracks
East Third Strent
Second United Presbyterian Church
Bennett's
West
J. White
Tunions ‘First Church
Cielst
Selentiet
West Stath Avenue
Sylris
Tnjan Wih
Lincoln Pouthell
East Sith
Laura Bs
Payor
Mra A. Arpue
Menration
Paytie
Eluek
Church Services Schedule At Local Parishes On Sunday
Illustrated program with stereopticon views and a full slate of services across multiple churches. Tam and nearby parishes host sermons at 11 a m, 7 6 p m and Sunday schools at noon, with youth groups and evening lectures by Rev. Abra Wyman Prof. M Riddell Mrs Lillian Snow and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunter Brethren Church
New Church
Twelfth and
Quincy Streets
Tam
T S. Titus
First Unitarian Church
Abra Wyman
A. E. Brasher
Hothel Divine Healing Home
Chas. F. Parham
Eleanor
Parham
Fourth and
Jackson Streets
Brethrey
Dupkard
Oakland
Elder Hooper
Jerusalem
John von Rosen
Lillian Snow
Kansas Avenue
Postofice
Upsuulra
May Hetler
Third Christian Church
Third
Laks Shests
Mornin Aubjec
C. A
Highland Park Assembly Hall
Sumfay Sehool
Rev. le Pont
Church of the Good Spirit
Kansas State Spirit Quilt Society
Mra Lira B. Payne
Thea Wagner
Pirat
CM. BR
Fourteenth
van Buren
Epworth League
Paret African Baptist Church
Plans of magnates reshape National League exodus of clubs
Cleveland, Louisville, Baltimore, and Washington to be dropped. The circuit reduction committee reviews a plan to cash out franchises and players for 10 percent of season receipts. New York first to select from 60 released players as clubs realign with American and Eastern leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Baseball World
Washington
Louisville
Masnetes
Baltimore
Jomamn
Johnson
Chicago
New York
Giants
Freedman
Huck” Eving
Wila
Anelett
Vnci
McGovern to Meet Santry for Featherweight Title
New York January 27 admirers of boxing await a major featherweight title clash between Terry McGovern of Brooklyn and Eddie Santry of Chicago in Chicago on February. Santry, praised as the best rival yet chosen, holds the line after defeating Ben Jordan to claim the title. The bout will be refereed by George Siler as both fighters prepare intensely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reet
Anatoressian
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Eddie Santry
Chicago
Ben Jordan
Enghind
Santry
McGovern
Bettie Royal
Dixon
Metieren
George Siler
Pitcher Elmer Smith Ready For Work After Signing Contract
Pittsburgh January 27 Elmer Smith says he has signed his contract and will mail the signed form tomorrow He plans to leave March 1 for Cincinnati and expects the team to train perhaps in New Orleans He has been working at the Marcus bronze works and declines alcohol during the season, aiming for a stronger year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Smith
Pittaburs
Cincinnati
Allen
New Orleans
Pines
Tom
Elmer
Demarcus Bronze Works
O'Brien Declines Fight Erne February Spannung
Hot Springs Ark Jan 27 Jack O'Brien famed light heavyweight announced he will not fight Frank Erne on February 2 at Broadway Athletic Club. Officials and spectators present included Tommy Ryan Pat Early Frank Raphael and Dr W Vallghn who advised against the bout. O'Brien said he wants the Erne match postponed to avoid an unsatisfactory payoff and to square the public with the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Jack O'Brien
New York
Frank Erne
Broadway Athletic Club
Beradse
Tommy Ryan
Philadelphia
Pat Early
Chicago
Frank Raphael
California
W. Vallghn
Erne
O'Brian
Susat Hk
Boxer's postponed match stated in medical note
The letter explains delaying a scheduled October fight with Eric to a later date after February 2, citing malaria and a heavy cold. Dr Vaughn of Hot Springs confirms the author cannot box soon and is not in condition to compete yet. The writer hopes for a return to training and a future bout with Erne once fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric
Vaughn
Hot Springs
Baa
Terain
Erne
NOT HIS MANAGER George Considine Denies McCoy Affair
New York reports circulated that George Considine managed Kid McCoy. Considine and McCoy deny the claim emphatically, stating he has never been McCoy’s manager and has only one boxer, James J. Corbett. Jeffries, in Boston, met George Dixon, and Dixon’s benefit receives a $25 contribution from Considine.
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George Considine
McCoy
New York
Jan. S
Geor
Considine
Cofrends
James J. Corbett
Jeffries
Borton
George Dixon
Dixon
Fitzsimmons buys hotel to rival Corbett in boxing row
New York Jan 27 Tom Sharkey to meet Joe Goddard in Philadelphia in six rounds within three weeks. Reports say Bob Fitzsimmons has bought the Aull¢ Hotel at Thirty fifth Street and Broadway and will open opposite James J Corbett, his rival in the ring. An actor, George Boniface, mistook Fitzsimmons for Corbett and apologized after a humorous exchange at the Metropole cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booface
New York
Tom Sharkey
Joe Goddard
Philadelphia
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Corett
Pugilist
le Kaity
Boniface
Metropole
Schnite Terwards
Bob
Fitzsimmons
George
Jim Corbett
Ein Galy
Corbett
Snowball Wins Knockout Over Jack Davis in Three Rounds
In Galena Kansas last night at Sapp's Opera House the 20 round Elove bout ended in three rounds. Snowball of Olduhema rushed the Scottish Davis of Boston and delivered a knockout that left Davis unconscious for over 15 minutes after a neck strike. Davis had led the first round and appeared near defeat in the second before Snowball secured the win in the third. A separate report from New York describes a postfight melee at Hercules Athletic Club in Williamsburg where Harry Lyons defeated Joe Cain amid a mob and police intervention requiring seven officers escorting Lyons’ manager Tom Rourke to a cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Kan
Jack Davis
Boston
O'Rourke
New York
Harry Lyons
Joe Cain
Hercules Athletic Club
Willamsburg
Lyons
Cruvet
McCoy
Tom Rourke
Lyon
Johnny Eckhardt
Eferes
Arthur Williams
Prizceman
Pyramid Pile Cure touted as safe surgical alternative
An advertisement claims Pyramid Pile Cure cures all forms of piles without surgery or harmful drugs. Suppositories are sold nationwide at 50 cents, offering instant relief and healing of congested membranes, with a free booklet mailed on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
California
Marshall
Bico
Fought With Broken Hand in Draw at Fort Dearborn
Chicago report says Marty Forbes, using a wounded right arm and steady left jabs, battled Maurice Reach ot to a six round draw at Fort Dearborn Athletic Club. Referee decision and public interest noted. In New York, Mysterious Billy Smith knocked out Frank McConnell in the 22nd round at Broadway Athletic Club, ending a match planned for two rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marty Forbes
Maurice
Fort Dearborn Athletic Club
Smith Whips McConnell
New York
Jan
Broadway Athletic Club
Bily Smith
Frank McConnell
San Francisco
Ex Convict Arrested While Selling Harness in Ottawa
Ottawa officers arrested Walter Peterson while he attempted to sell a Merit harness. He was sent to the penitentiary about four years ago for stealing and is rumored to have served time in Washington since, though he has not been there since release in Lansing. He refused to say where the harness came from and will be held for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Jan
Walter Peterson
Peterson
Here
Washington
Lansing
Horse and Buggy Stolen In McPherson A Theft Report
McPherson January 27 Alfred Gustafson reports his horse and buggy were hitched to his residence and later stolen with no trace since. The article notes similar thefts recently and promotes train routes of the Burlington Route for travel to Kansas City St Joseph Denver and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Alfred Gustafson
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Nebraska
Denver
Utah
Pacific Coast
California
Northwest
Black Fillls
Arontana
Washington
Puget Stand
Kansas Rice Land St. Joseph
Seattle
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolie
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Ayer
Mr. A. Borpstox
Atchison, Kan
Achéron
J.C. Aves
Lowell
Lis
Medicine Co
Am & Jobo Mts
Vipat Presbyterian Church
Pustor
C.H
C. EL
Baptistehaehat
Jack
Life
Congregational Church
Mim
North Topeka Baptist Church
Sorace
Laurent and
Harrison Streets
Nervices
Munteon Street
Cumberland Presbyteriad
Ehurak
Munseon and
Pale
Christien
Topeka Avenue
Sixth
Seventh
F. W. Emerson
Ridenour
Grace Cathedral
Frank Ft. Millapaugh
D. C
John W. Epkes
Coeneaee J. Bawater
Good Shepherd
North Peka
Canon Bywar
I Simon's
Western Avenue
Seventh Street
Canon Bywater
Calvary Mission
Fourth Street
Bibie Canhes
Hey
Grover
Sporting News
M'Govern
Brien
Fitz3simmons
Snowball
Jewett
Betuchen Inquirer
Metuchen
J. E. Jewett
77 Bible House
New York City
Mas
Jawarn
Williams
SB Lewe
DR Williams
DR. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady, N.Y
Gavitt
Mayach
Telephone No
W. W. Gavitt Printing 2 Publishing CO
W. W. Gavitt Medical Co
Peice — Lal
Adams St
Topeka
Kans
Ea &Perrins
John Duncan
Barkley
Kansas Ave
Long Island Hospital
Burlington
J.C. Bramhall
T. Poa
Sci Main Bt
Howard Elliot
St. J. Ma
W. A. Alexander Masonic
Jackson St
Grand Opera
Andrew WA
Tho Emingot
Ane
Woodbury’s
Woodburys
H. C. Bowman
Columbian Building
Kansas
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