Growth of Christian Endeavor Society Worldwide Report
Secretary Baer highlights a 2 000 new societies and global spread of Christian Endeavor. Delegates exceed 9 000 with youth from many states and nations joining central meetings in Detroit. Targets, growth figures, and international reach show diverse church participation and broad organizational scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Detroit
Seretat
His. Gibbud
Springfield
Mase
Gibbud
Fafrest Aringys
Clark
Dev. J
Nehemia Boynton, DD
Pytrott
Prraeut
Ponleums
California
Missouri
New Jersey
Christian
Skeptic
Wien
Christian Endeavor
Fuad
Christine
Shole
Britain
Larder
Australia
Hay
Southern Cross
Africa
Mexico
West Shelley
Jk Gemany
Madagascar
Japan
Spain
Verity Bibeve
Sporeclate Qehat
Great International Aoe Sra Arbitration Society
Fever from Cuba Causes Quarantine Delay for Ship
Three cases of yellow fever are reported aboard the Mel Clellan, which arrived from Santiago and was detained at quarantine in New York. Two cabin passengers are ill, including Miss Clondemann, daughter of the Santiago surgeon in charge, who died yesterday. she fell ill two days after leaving Santiago. The patient is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mel Clellan
Santiago
Lo Miss Clondemann
Fies Clendenain
Che Tre
Lo Santiago
County Attorney conducts inquisition on alcohol cases in UK witnesses
County Attorney Jetmore holds an inquisition today seeking testimony on illegal liquor sales. Most subpoenaed witnesses refuse to testify and cannot be punished under current law. Affidavits cite violations and arrests. Ramses reports informants. He notes past investigations into a restaurant brawl and a proposed prohibition bill that would have forced testimony.
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Jetmore
Supreme Court
Chilot
Ramses
Attorbes
Sakerits
Justice of the Peace
Ander
Cpns Ier
Bryan Opposes National Democratic Convention In Chicago
A Chicago dispatch reports that William Jennings Bryan does not want the 1900 Democratic National Convention held in Chicago due to factional strife within the party. Plans to entertain delegations and the Altgeld club activities are noted, with Harrison supporters pulling back from hosting duties amid the split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
New York
Chicago
The
Herald Is Us
W. J. Bryan
Fms
Athem Club
Altgeld
Harrison
Monticello Men Sought as Party Leaders for Banquets
The Monticello men are not regular and arrangements by them to be committees would save money by declaring all engagements. The Democratic club of Chicago of Harrison men plans a banquet for national committeemen, and the Jackson and Iroquois clubs also seek to host the leaders as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Democratic Club
Chicago
Harrison
Jackson
Iroquois
Chandler Attacks Havemeyer Threat in Tariff Debate
A New York dispatch reports Senator Chandler labeling Havemeyer a multimillionaire Democrat who cannot influence votes or the Republican party. He argues trusts exist worldwide and that the party will renominate McKinley, denying trusts as a political weapon. He contends the tariff policy does not require destroying any American industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
New York
Washington
Havemeyer
Chantner
Tarif
McKinley
Flies Kill Cattle and a Balloon Accident Report
Widespread cattle losses blamed on flies across Oklahoma and Indian Territory near the Canadian river. A Sioux City aeronaut fell 120 feet during a Lake View ascent. survived. Lieut Mel Lanehlin of the volunteer signal corps died of yellow fever in Santaico de Cubs, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asronsut
Broux City
Towa
Sioux City
Lake View
Iowa
Dast Miporte
McLaughlin
Washington
War Department
Santieco de Cubs
Mel Lanehlin
Voluntewe Algnal Corps
Mic Latehlin
How It Works Would Extend Plans For Putting Men on Honor
A report outlines proposed extensions to measures that place men on honor duty, detailing aims, timelines, and potential effects. The piece examines policy context and potential compliance challenges for involved agencies and personnel.
Governor expands parole plan to monthly reports and court review
Governor Stanley outlines a parole reform adding monthly reporting to the warden and potential court rulings on authority. He cites two ex-prisoners in Topeka and Marion and notes more applications for conditional pardons. Swan, a parolee, reports to work in Marion county as others await word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Topek
Marton
Kelling
Port Hatta
Tintin
White
Ian
Bitter rebuke from Spring Hill Post denounces Evans
G A BR Bitter Spring Hill Post adopts resolution denouncing E Clay Evans pension commissioner. The Custer post of the Grand Army at Springs Hill, Kew, urges removal of Evans and forwards the resolution to department headquarters Kansas posts adopt and forward the action to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill Post
E. Clay Evans
H. Clay Evans
Custer
Grand Army
Springs Hill
Kew
Council of Administration
Department
Kansas
Evans
Ex-Superintendent Stryker Buys Wellington Voice
A report from Topeka says William Stryker former state superintendent has bought the Wellington Voice and will publish the paper. He plans to devote time to the paper and to work in his own interests as a candidate for re election as state superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Voice
Topeka
William Stryker
Lyman Naasle
Governor Reopens Hupp Case After Pardon Refusal
Governor Stanley will reopen the case of Wichita man William Hupp sentenced to eleven years for robbery after a petition by George Taylor Wyandotte County banker who was recently pardoned. Taylor traveled to Topeka to urge the governor to review the prison record and ensure the proper file is considered. The governor has granted the petition and the hearing will occur soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
George Taylor
William Hupp
Wichita
Hal
Wyandotte
Topeka
Hupp
Taylor
Aiis
Worsening Flood Strands Towns and People Near Sealey
A river level falling slowly since yesterday afternoon leaves Sealey and surrounding areas cut off as floodwaters overwhelm lines. Deputy Swearing er reports no relief and refugees flee, while rumors of a near disaster spread. Descriptions of drowned victims, scarce supplies, and exhausted resources highlight a dire emergency across Fort Bend county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Dalisa
Texsay
Dewey
Sealey
Mixsourt
Asansas & Ixus
Bpen
Beatey
Mwex
Aree i
Swearinger
Tlood
Holston
Galveston
Bery
Maund
Willy
Hanelig
T Wedmond
Fort Bend County
Glass Trust Chartered in Pittsburg National Glass ties merger
Harribure reports a charter for the National Glass company of Pitts ware as part of a anticipated industry combine uniting table glassware makers. The merge is nearly complete and will place a single group in charge of most U S table glassware production. Bryan speaks to thousands in Ga at the Chau Tauqua near Gaineaville. He addressed about 7 000 people with Governor Candler introducing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Gaineaville
Willem J. Bryan
Chau- Tauqua
Candler
Ten New Regiments to Be Recruited in United States
The government announces the formation of ten additional regiments numbered from 26th to 35th inclusive. Recruitment will proceed nationwide to bolster military strength and ensure ready reserves for national defense objectives. Efforts will focus on enlisting volunteers and trained personnel across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Enlistment Plan for Ten US Volunteer Regiments
The War Department issues orders for recruiting ten new infantry regiments of United States volunteers with enlistments through June 1901. It details regiment designation, officer and enlisted staffing, recruitment rules, physical requirements, rendezvous locations, and the appointment of colonels and staff, noting Spainish War service as a prerequisite and defining deployment and reporting structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of War
War Department
United States Volunteers
Congress
Eame
United States
Scort
Regular Army
Department
Plattsboro Barracks
New York
Cam Meade
Pennsylvani
Camp Meade
Pennsylvania
Fort McPherson
Georsia
Fort Sheridan
Tliiole
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Fort Logan
Colorado
Vancouver Barracks
A. Alger
James M. Beil
First Cavalry
James S. Pettit
First Gantry
Fourth
Immunes
Edward E. Hardy
Second
New York Volunteers
Spain
L. A. Crale
Sixth Cavalry
Luther B
Wiliam Robbe
Cornelius Gardiner
Nineteenth Infantry
Belt
Petit
Hardy
Gardiner
Craig
Hire
Kobbe
Thirty-fifth
Philippines
Col
New York Yacht First Trial Race Between Columbia and Defender
In New York on July 6 the weather favored the first trial race between yachts Columbia and Defender. A hazy waterway reported a breeze from the south southwest as preparations were made for a long run down the Jersey coast and back to claim the $250 cup offered by the New York Yacht Club. Both boats were anchored off Tompkinsville last night. Defender was towed by a tug at dawn for the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilpatrick
Lovee
Scotland
Mathealle Wat
Aids
Jooken Baie Ib
Eeery
Columbia
Fred
Cauimbin
Navexini
Fender
Kea Bright
N. J
Teaale
Highlands of Navesink
New York
Defender
Suthwes
Jersey
New York Yacht Club
Tompking
No Dollar Gas Bid Sparks 20 Year Topeka Franchise Fight
Topeka faces a heated council debate after the gas trust proposes a 20 year franchise with a rate of 1.50 dollars, down from expected dollar gas promises. City officials question the legitimacy of promises and accuse the company of attempting to pull a fast one. Local residents fear loss of cheaper gas and wonder if Topeka will receive the promised 1 dollar rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis Company
Topela
Ena Te
Anthony N. Brady
Jus Trust
Gas Trust
Thin Mare
Type
Nettels
Chairean Roundtree
Air
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Kansas City
Gollan
Wall Street Man Gone and Detective After Him
New York July 6 Wart Sare reports a high profile money case involving a Wall Street man sought by detective authorities. A secretary treasurer and brokerages are referenced amid a broader pursuit connected to vast sums and alleged negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New Yorks
Charis Helicihers
Yegiorday
Hiner
Coats
Thorine
Treamurar
Acocke Brokeraga
Steve Futhor
Arthur Merkictn
Wes Astverg
Youthful Couples Wed in Sycamore Iowan Town
Sycamore Indiana reports two weddings in one night, both brides said to be fourteen. Raymond Gardner wed Stella Hunt and George Merger wed Addie Bnyder. The ceremony drew attention as underage marriages cited in local notice. Weather forecast for Chicago area indicates scattered showers and possible storms with cooler tonight.
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Sycamore
Raymond Gardner
Stella Hunt
George Merger
Addie Bnyder
Clarence Petrie
Gertrude Halt
Chicago
Kansas
Priddy
Oust
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Baer
Wales
England
Christan Endeavor
Cananda
Alwyn
Christan Redouver
Van
Cuba
Kansas Agricultural College
Guthrie
O. T
Watouie
Gov. Stanley
Leieves
Thase
Hin
Alexander Swan
Marion County
Shawnee County
Meh
Stryker
Taks
Inl
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