First Christian church hosts mattenoyaile recital and Oxford Club meeting
The First Christian church hosts a matric recital with ushers aiding guests and a large turnout. The Oxford Club meets in the rector's room as part of a churchwide program inviting multiple denominations to join, featuring solo performances, announcements, and community updates including local residents' travels and engagements.
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First Christian Church
Fitter
Smucferran
Mo Aine
Irene
Trilliants
J- Sehulhor
Mie
Grace Campdoras
Miss On Pour Bra
Thodates
Mia Ferry
F—Vielin Selo
Biltin
Popper
Oxford Club
Oxford Literary
Anyenne
Anémbert Thia
Euteléo
Midis
Lawrence Journal
Avon couple’s wedding notices and engravings listed
A muddled clipping lists names of engaged couples and wedding invitations including Avon residents, families with Mrs Charles Blyod Smelt and Mrs 3 T. March, along with engraved or printed cards and invitations from Adams Hros and 7 Hav. It mentions preparations and a dorm morning event context without clear narrative dates or places.
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Vinewood
Mea
Wiersing
Joann Niveau
Setae Wyelke
Mies FS
Smithe
Massachusetts
Tim Summer
Mike Stislly Barriger
Concester & Ylule
Charles Blyod Smeltath
3 T. March
Fitchanga Strest
Avon
Adams
Supreme Court Debate Shapes Washington Talk Across Nation
Congressman Curtin reports from Washington that no immediate delay is expected in opening the commission. The nation debates the court's authority and the fate of extra sessions as Spooner takes center stage. The president's actions are awaited while solicitor general views on the court's powers loom large.
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Supreme Court
Curtin
Charles Curtin Han
Washington
State Journal
Lone Wolf
Wolf
Stipe
Congress
Extension Day at General Synod of Evangelical Lutheran Church
Des Moines Iowa June 3 extension day in the General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church saw adoption of the aprial report by Rev H H Weber and of the statistics secretary report. The board of church extension anniversary will feature addresses by Rev J Frederick W Kitameyer Arthur King Rev Herbert C Aliens and Rev W M Signil. The synod debated changing field work from the African coast to the Interior and set special business for Tuesday afternoon. The core issue splits factions over suggested foreign mission board changes with fears of upheaval. Dr Freate shows old administration may hold a majority and block changes. Board of Home Missions nominees listed with ministers and regions.
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General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Des Moines
General Synod of Evangelical Lutheran Church
H. H. Weber
Tork, Pa
Board of Church Extension
J. Frederick W. Kitameyer
New York City
Arthur King
Middintown
Herbert C Aliens
Pindujeshtay
W. M . Signil
Pest
Foreign Mission Board
Freate
Hamma
Washington
Geoer
Reed
Columbia
Geo
W. Enders York Pa
Bow U M
Zimmerman
Faithnore
Wecker
Staci
Puy
Parker
D.C
Fetenets
B. Zorick
Hanover
1800 Men Return to Work in Hertford Conn
About 1800 workers return to jobs in Hertford Connecticut after a nine hour day with ten hours pay is granted to men on the line and local shop committees remain in talks with employers. Roughly seven machinists from other shops report continued operations while Ohio consolidates press for nine hour days but unions reject the offer.
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Hertford
Conn
Elighteen
Companive Havite
Thele Berane
Tunken
Otter
Commans
Storks
Ohio
Topeka Man Praises Dean’s Kidney Pills in Ad
A Topeka reader voices relief after a five week illness with kidney pain and weakness. He states Dean’s Kidney Pills improved his condition and credits Rowley’s drug store for supplying them. The testimonial names Dean’s as the recommended remedy with price five dollars per box.
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Henry Page
East Fourth
Topeka
Obief Dege
Rowley
Sixth Street
Kansas Avenue
Team Engorss
Dean
Pestor-Milburs Co
Buffalo
United States
Salvation Army Volunteers of America seek reunion
Roath of the Salvation Army denies one man power in leadership and says consolidation with the Volunteers of America is impossible due to differing foci. Commander Hoath-Tucker in Chicago remains reticent but hints reconciliation could aid both groups' aims. Ballington Booth is praised but not guaranteed return.
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Roath
Igre
Salvation Army
Faltingieon
the Volunteers of America
Bailington Booth
Trunnity
Beng
West
Ballington Booth
Volunteers of America
Salvation Anny
Nia
Hoath-Tucker
Salvanet Army
Chicago
Volunteers ‘of
America
Tyre
Maximite explosive claims to pierce armor and wreck ships
A New York report outlines Maximite, invented by Hurmon Maxim, as a revolutionary high explosive tested at secret grounds. It allegedly penetrates 12 inch nickel steel armor, explodes after passing through, and could enable rapid naval warship destruction, with government involvement and future implications for battleship design.
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New York
Hurmon Maxim
Samay Hook Buaying
Maximid
Maxim
United States
Premature Strike Jeopardized by Union Leader
In Toronto and Buffalo the International Machinists union chief Mr. O Connell criticized New York Central machinists strike actions as precipitate and contrary to constitutional order. He noted the association cannot approve the move as it lacked sanction from three fourths of all machinists in the system.
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Toronto
O'Conneell
International Mechinists’ Union
New ‘York Central
Buffalo
O'Connell
British worry over South African news handling
London dispatch to the Tribune reports concern in Britain about re opens and concealment of South African news. It suggests General Kitchin’s warnings and the Home Office may be suppressing or editing daily messages before public release.
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New York
the Tribune
London
South African
Meite
Sale of Foulards and Gros de Lion Silk Tomorrow
Tomorrow we offer entire stock of new Latin dollar foulards at 1 1 per yard and T5o foulards at Q per yard. By express Friday shown tomorrow for the first time Gros de Liondes silk in salt colored Persians valued at 1 50 with price tomorrow and while they last at 75 per yard.
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Gros de Liondes
Death toll of British soldiers in the war reported
The record notes a substantial number of British troops returning home ill and dead. Many men are reported to have died from enteric fever contracted in South Africa, with a large cohort still suffering. The figures emphasize the high human cost of the campaign.
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Enghend Eee
South Africa
Politically Charged Speech Urges Reading Test and Voter Limits
Rev G D Oldens of the First African Baptist Church says politics threaten Negro progress and endorses a literacy clause for suffrage. He argues the Supreme Court decision on enfranchisement harms rights and notes funds will finance a new church to begin this week.
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G. D. Oldens
G. D. Olden
First African Baptist Church
Negev
Kansas
Yonkers Education Board Member Arrested for Sunday Golf
Yonkers Board of Education member arrested on a charge tied to playing golf on Sunday. Clergymen press for strict enforcement of Sunday laws as city officials pledge impartial enforcement amid ongoing public debate.
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Yonkers Board of Education
Mike
Berrimara Membae
Suni Pa
Minsters warned as town fairs threaten church ties
Fairs of the town served notice on pastors that they would sever their connection with their churches unless the ministers withdrew their signatures. The address at Massachusetts Institute of Technology referenced personal liberty and national character, urging defense of individual rights amid industrial modernization.
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Lawrence Moston
Massachusetts Institute of Techmolity
Wil- Har Lawrence
Episcopal
Massachusetts
Trinity Church
Ivo
A Shovel Trust Formed by Six Large Manufactories
Pittsburg June 2 C C Levine of Tosten says a shovel trust is being formed to include six large manufactories. The report notes Levine as one of the organizers.
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Ong
Pittsburg
C. C. Levine
Tosten
Desmartens exam reveals possible poisoning in Iowa case
In a tangled case from North America, Potson and others face medical and legal scrutiny after a Beoth victim died of suspected poisoning. The coroner convened as authorities pursued a series of requisitions and arrests, including E J Ellsworth in custody in Iowa and Elsworth's unsettled debt tied to a mortgage on farm goods. A governor’s requisition process runs through Garfield and McPherson counties amid ongoing inquiries and public notices.
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Goyeror
Stanley
Fragmented Home News Snippets From Scribbled OCR
A damaged OCR page presents scattered, garbled references to streets, events, and places including Sant:, Sanith, Sune thi, and various dates. The fragmentary text hints at local notices, travel routes, and unnamed activities without coherent details or clear sequence. It mentions places like Texas and Louisiana and references routes and costs in an unclear manner.
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Bart Dawth
Saoverare
Uct
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