Dismissal of Rev Garlock Over Sermon Sparks Church Turmoil
At First Methodist Church on March 12 Rev W Garlock faced dismissal after delivering a revival sermon deemed obnoxious by leading members. The sermon urged steadfast faith, warned of testing times, and questioned foundations, prompting criticism and triggering his removal from further work in the church.
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First Methodist Church
W. Garlock
Rioux City
Gardeck
Gerfron
Asd
Ieftorany
Cid
Ageraatior
God
Christ
CW. Garlock
M. E. Church of
Topeka
The Invitation and the Robe of Christ’s Righteousness
A preacher warns that many drift from true faith, urging listeners to accept Jesus Christ and wear the robe of righteousness. He recounts wedding feast parables and contrasts genuine conversion with hollow church attendance, stressing personal repentance before judgement.
Patchwork of Old Coat Lessons in Repeating Regrets
Fragmentary sermon like reflections on clinging to past experiences and repeated self critique. It evokes teachers, boarding, and old time phrases about gander, blessing, and salvation while urging to shed lingering memories. The tone is admonitory and nostalgic.
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Oander
Bunter
Sin
Separate Government for Philippine Islands Proposed
A New York report from March 2 discusses Indiana reinforcements to Negros Island and a draft constitution based on the American model. It envisions ending export taxes, education expansion, and a separate island government with Manila oversight. Deputies for Negros plan a meeting on April 3 to discuss the constitution.
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Philippine Islands
New York
Tic
Bayer
Indiana
Negros Islaned
Smith
Manila
Geberst
Wastisietom
Necron
Nm Avril
Romance of Coal Hollow at Crawford’s Opera House
Saturday matinee end fight performances headline a rural melodrama set in Tennessee with gruesome acts, duels, steamboat race, and cotton press perils. The scene shows Mississippi river landing as company members perform dances and a character named Lee is identified.
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Coon Hollow
Crawford
Tennessee
Meney
Hobert ”. Lee
Real estate transfers listed in Topeka notices
Real estate transfer details filed include multiple parcels and grantees such as Laura D. Hoot e 1 al to R.A. Stattison, lot transfers on Topeka avenue and East FM subdivision, and various names and monetary amounts. The notice blends property actions with scattered sports notes and local names from Topeka and Kansas City communities.
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Sherive A. Wort
Fe J
Clark
Kirin
Laura D. Hoot
R.A. Stattison
Topeka Avenue
Doulhill Resolution
Little Marker
Charies
AL Strickrutt
Atte
Nona
Balley Ami
Vinn
Jackhom
Cartes
Mary Flamin
Ely's Cream Balm touted for catarrh relief in ads
An advertisement extols Ely's Cream Balm as curing catarrh and a stubborn cold head condition. It cites testimonials from Alfried W. Stevens in Caldwell Ohio and Frederick Fries of Brooklyn New York, offering a trial size via mail and listing Ely Brothers address in New York.
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Ely
Alfired W. Stevens
Caldwell
Ohio
Brooklyn
Fly
Ely Brothers
Warren Ire
Mining merger and stock swap in western empire notes
The Republic company assets are transferred to The Newble Consolidated Gold Mining, increasing capital stock to 200.08 and issuing three new shares for each old. Remaining goals are directed to treasury, with a sale of a large stock block to local capitalists. The expunge mill will grow to 35 to 40 stone daily. The pamphlet The Thunder of Mixcourt TM outlines mining profits in Southwest Missouri and Southeast Kansas with a copy available via J. E. Lockwood, Memphis Route official.
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Kane
Regubli
Newble Consolidated
Bures
Maires
Toronte Capitalisys
Mixcourt
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad Company
Missouri
Kansas
J. E. Lockwood
Memphis
Kansas City
Beveridge Sale Highlighted by Indiana Senator Beattie
Indiana Senator Beveride Beveriden visits on the Empress of India en route to Vancouver after Beattie Beattie stops at Beveriden? Beveriden of Indiana slated for a March 27 appearance in Beveridge sales today.
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Beveridge
Beattie
Wpek
United States
Siert Beveriden
Indiana
Vancouve HC
India
Before Baby is Born Be a Mother’s Guide to Safe Childbirth
An advertisement promotes a free booklet titled Before Baby is Born from the Bradfield Regulator Co. It claims the guide reassures expectant mothers about childbirth, reducing fear and danger, and invites women to send their address to Atlanta, Georgia.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Woman confronts Younkin with horsewhip in public melee
SS A bookkeeper Younkin faces a chaotic scene as Virgie Davis confronts him with a horsewhip near Sixth and Western avenues. Police intervene, taking Davis home. Younkin, already married to another woman, denies bigamy though reports claim multiple spouses. Davis’s stepfather and sister testify as the case proceeds.
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S.C. Younkin
Youkin
Tad Baderdneg
Davis
Younkin
Tally Vere de Cogner
Saturda Nicht
Miss Davis
Jim
Maze
Thas Younkin Mariva
Hue Bimbrouscht
Yuleo Far
Rembotet
Riot at Hunnewell Leaves Town in Turmoil
Three South Haven youths John Boone John Brady and Ott Nave drove to Hunnewell on Friday intoxicated and ran amuck terrorizing residents and destroying property. They fled town in a buggy then returned to torment streets with revolvers before being arrested and injuring an officer.
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Coffeyville
Hunnewell
South Haven
John Boone
John Brady
Ott Nave
Munnewell
Prodigal Returns in Drunken Delirium at Kansas Street
A large man once known as a blacksmith, now dubbed Tramp, wandered lower Kansas Avenue in delirium tremens. Officers restrained him after a violent episode. Dr Mitchell treated him with opiates and a heavy sedative. His troubled past includes marriage, divorce, and periods of drinking before drifting into squalor.
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Kansas
Tin Offieces
Tim
Ath Bon
Ritchell
Mitchell
Ellen
Eilisan
Tramp
Guosaulus to Preach in New York Summer
Dr Frank W Guosaulus pastor of Central church has been engaged as preacher during July and August for Old First Presbyterian church at Firth avenue and Twelfth street in New York He will not abandon Chicago duties and Central church will be closed while he assists in New York The Old First Presbyterian church has begun renewed activity in New York Rev Dr Howard Duffield became its pastor recently A $6000 gift to the church endowment fund brings total endowment to over 150000 and a new lecture room and parsonage have been built The church aims to include social features to aid the local poor in the downtown area
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F. W. Guosaulus
New York
Chicago
Frank W. Guieaulus
Central Church
First T Presbyterian Church
Firth Aveour
Twelfth Street
Bocstion
Santa Clara Province Cuba Details Size Population and Schools
Assistant Secretary of War relays General Brooke statistics on Santa Clara Cuba province. It spans 1,089 square miles with nearby keys, census lists 41 410 inhabitants including 224 whites and mixed groups, private schools serve 4 with 15 students, and the region has 12 cities and towns led by Cienfuegas and others. The organized militia includes 62 officers and privates with none mounted. urban police and rural force details are noted with height and service constraints.
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Washington
Metkiejohn
Brooke
Santa Clara
Cuba
Jim Tae Crande
Fie Medios
Sane Spiritus
Trinidad
Entiaime
AIS Dow
Santa Clara Mesiriet
Citie
Cienfuegas
Sogun Tay Cpenite
Remenos m. Moth Spiritus
Professor Georgson Heads to Alaska Expedition
Prof Georgson of the sercultural department arrives in Seattle with H. Robinson and TH DW Ellson on the way to Alaska. They aim to study restored utilities for the region and focus on farming, groins, gransee and vegetables amid a climate feared to affect agriculture.
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Georgson
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Sercultural Department
H. Robinson
Ellson
Kents
Wichita mayoral candidate touts labor unity and public utilities
A Wichita candidate outlines plans to organize labor, boost street workers' pay, and push public ownership of water and electric utilities to reduce taxes and serve residents. He favors enforcing prohibition where possible but supports respectable saloons with tight police oversight. He claims no religious creed, promotes charitable work by Salvation Army and Volunteers, and shares his early life and marriage tale illustrating his pragmatic, work‑hard philosophy.
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Tam
Wichita
Tom
Miayor
Mqnor
James W. Tapp
Eithowed
Salvation Army
The
Volunteers of America
Salvationists
First Methodist Church
Tapp
Salvationist
Lupp
Galesburg
Keno County
Kansas
Hutchinson
Reno County
Milt Whittim
Mike
Lakent
Loys
Hutchinsert
Millie
Probate Court
Etohint
Jim Tapp a Wichita merchant rises from workman to store boss
The aged quarry worker born in Secherwick county saves money to open stores in Hatfield Colwich Mioge and finally Wichita. He becomes head of the largest general merchandise store in Wichita known as Jim and beloved by laboring people. Election day April 4 marks his 20th married years as women mobilize to register voters and place badges on thousands.
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Wichita
Hatfield
Secherwick County
Colwich
Sedgwick County
Jim
Water Street
George
Henry
Tum
Mr. Tepp
Maiyor
Tia
Tapp
Ana
Justice of the Peace
Iimmense
Tapr
Fnree
Murder trial grips Topeka as Cushenberry case unfolds
Testimony in the Cushenberry murder case centers on Porten Conk Jailer Cartrane Sereant 6 and Sheriff Stewart. Bob Cushenberry, a Topeka crook, is jailed in Oui Lion by Marshal Leonard Stawh. A witness broke a royal lanyard from pocket. he was later arrested for murder, with the defense seeking to prove the accused was in jail at the crime time.
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Ee Porten
Cartrane
Sereant 6
Cmmpat
Sherif Stewart
Caniari
Cushenberry
Bob Cushenberry
Topeka
Oui Lion
Leonard Stawh
IRDR
Reyals
Elsot Kim Fie
Uerourder
Wr Ba
Dali
Slavery in Zanzibar Crisis Draws British Aid Groups
The article notes British protectorship over Zanzibar and the slave system, detailing 230000 enslaved people, abolition efforts by British and Quaker groups, and government replies stressing destitution, starvation, and economic disruption if liberation proceeds, while urging staged steps to grant liberty.
Weather Indications for Chicas March 23
Partly cloudy with warmer temperatures expected. Strong southwesterly winds may develop later today, with increasing clouds Tuesday as a warm front moves through the region. Highs in the mid 60s, lows near 45. Winds southeast at 10 to 15 mph.
Northwest Travel to Montana and Washington by Through Sleepers
Travelers and home seekers are advised of through Burlington Route sleeper service after March 11 and ongoing Northern Pacific through cars from Kansas City and St Joseph to Butte and Seattle. Daily through sleeping cars to Montana and Washington extend via Kalien City to St Joseph and Northwest Main Line, with reduced Union Pacific fares to California points and Rock Island Route connections for Santa Fe options.
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Montana
Washington
Knneae
St Josepin
Burlington
Butte
Spokanr
Sea Attle
Puget Sound
Northern Pacific
Hurlington
Montana Express
Kaliee City
St. Joseph
Millings Row
California
Tucoueh
Ucket
Vis
Santa Fe
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