Church Divided Over Lynching Debate at General Convention
At Worth Carplinr Foston Wess Oct 7 the Episcopal general convention debated a resolution condemning lynching of negroes amid protests over Bishop Potter and a Subay tavern association. A special committee was formed after a revote, as southern delegates opposed airing the issue. The conv may also discussed divorced persons, church naming, and missions funding. Also noted is a rapid sale at the Army Navy Store on West Second Street offering government goods for three days.
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Foston
Wess
Fotlex
United States
Board of Missions
House of Delegates
Joseph
Statensturg
Indiadapalis
Ty J.C. Thixton
North Osroing
Maim
Georgia
House
W. M. Gr
New York
Potter
Doirygate Buxton
Potters
Buxton
Massachusetts
Jon
Army and Wavy
West Second Street
Payroll of Arsenal S Miade But Today
The payroll of the Rock Island arsenal for September shows payments to GI4GZ1S73 and the last year at this time. Amounts include 10 dollars 66 cents, paid on the mid monthly pay day as provided in the recent act of the War Department.
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Rock Island
Turkey Dinner at Home Bakery Offers 25 Cent Meal
Local listing advertises a turkey dinner at Home Bakery Oct. Ltd for 25 cents with daily or weekly yard service.
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Home Bakery Oct. Ltd
Davenporters Join New Red Men Lodge in Iowa
Local Davenport men file applications to join the Woodpeckers and await vote at Des Moines meeting next week. Dr W L Allen of Pella named past chief woodpecker as new Red Men lodge forms in Iowa with Paul Lagomarcino among first directors.
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The
Woolpeckers
Iowa
Great Council of
Red Men
St. Joseph
Paul Lagomarcing
Davenport
Tno
Red Man
Des Mormex
Woodpeckers
Fred Naeve
Adbreg Clayton
Herman Bsehrader
John Emendorder
W. L. Allen
Pella
Grand Sashem
Des Moines
O. W.wheeler
Denison
Fred E. Lumpkin
Ft. Dodge
J. F. Rall
Cedar Rapids
F. A. Day
FA. Day
H. B. Modges
Atlantic
Paul la
W. R. Maines
Ambrose Clayton
Hermin Schrader Jobo Emendorfer
Paul Lagamiurciia
Deneen to Speak at Old Rink Hall Tonight
Republican committee shifts from Mimesis theater to Old Rink Hall on Sixteenth Street for tonight's speeches by Chas. S. Deneen and Col. Bradshaw. They arrive from Cambridge and attend a 6 30 to 7 15 reception at the Barger house before a Market square parade marching through downtown routes ending at Industrial hall.
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Republican Committee
Chas. S. Deneen
Market Square
Third Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Twenty-fourth
Sixth Avenue
Seventh Street
Twentieth
Fourth Avenue
Tenth Street
Industrial Hall
Davenport Tailoring Co Promises Quality at Low Prices
Satisfactory place to buy satisfactory clothes. The Davenport Tailoring Co at 4th and Brady streets offers the best equipped tailoring in Eastern town, promising quality fabrics and the lowest prices for fall garments. See them before placing your order.
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Mike
Towa
Davenport Tailoring Co
4Th
Brady Streets
Eclipea
Setuay
Democratic nominees chosen at Bushnell
The Democratic convention at Bushnell named David W Maitthews of Black Hawk township for Congress and E. M. Guthrie of Mercer county for the state board of equalization. John Scott of Hancock county served as chairman. John M. Colligans of Rock Island as secretary.
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Bushnell
David Wmaitthews
Black Hiwk Township
M. Guthrie
Mercer County
Congress
State Board of Equalization
John §. Scott
Hancock County
Shuizisan
John M. Colligans
Rock
A. H. Barnes
Hancock
F. J. Grigsby
McDonough
J. H. Barrison
Meccar
A. A. McElnley
Henderson
J. P. Sexton
Rocn
Sland
J. W.‘Lusk
Ware Yren
Elmirman
5. W. Luck
The
Tommittee
Kentucky Bankers to Meet in St Louis
Louisville bankers head to the Kentucky Bankers association convention in St Louis for two days of addresses and committee reports. Judge W O Harris and President A Y Ford will speak. reception hosted by the Louisville Clearing House. Officers to be elected. Delegation travels via Henderson route with two private cars and two sleepers.
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Louisville
Kentucky Bankers' Assocation
St. Louis
W.O. Harris
A. Y. Ford
Kentucky Commission
Louisville Clearing House Association
Kentucky
Henderson
B. ¢. Roles
Logan C. Kiurtar
J. B. Escott
Henry C. Walbeck
J. 3. Barret
Isham G. Bridges
Oscar Fenner
J. M. Atherton
J. D. Powers
John H. Leathers
Auction sale at Salvation Army Hall in Davenport
A sale of hardware, furniture, dry goods, groceries, and vegetables donated by Davenport friends and the farming community will be held at the Salvation Army Hall. The auction starts tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, October, at 207 Second Street to raise funds for the good work.
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Salvation Army Hall
Friends of
Davenport
Second Street
Change of venue granted in Iroquois trial case
In Chicago, Judge Kerpten granted a change of venue to another county for the Iroquois air trial citing public sentiment and violent letters to the judge. A defense motion followed to quash two indictments against Will J. Davis, requesting continued arguments to November term.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Nootnn
James T. Cummings
Cittcago
Kerpten
Lim
Cook County
Coungsal
Will J. Davis
Trequois Company
Mr. Davis
Yerkes Plans Campaign Tour Through States for Republicans
Commissioner John W. Yerkes will begin a campaign swing at his earliest convenience, leaving Washington for West Virginia next week. He will stump Ohio and Indiana then Ohio and Kentucky, touring at dates arranged by Representative Tawney and the Republican speakers bureau. The trip aims to canvass his home state before the end of the month.
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Waatington
Internal Revenue
John W. Yerkes
Tawney
Minnesota
The
Republicanational Committee
Yerkes
West Virginia
Onis
Indiana
Olinnis
Tawar
Kentucky
Northwestern grain rates announced by rail lines
Northwest grain rates set by Oregon Railroad & Navigation and Great Northern. From Oct 5 the rate to St Louis via the North Sea Pacific will be 52 1/2 cents per 100 pounds, equal to the Chicago rate. The same rate applies to East St Louis while Kansas and Nebraska westbound rates are 50 cents per 100 pounds to Pacific coast points.
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Portland
Ora
North Sea Pacific
St. Louis
Chicago
Conference hoped with Santa Fe leaders in Topeka
Topeka Kan July 7 A Ivetond a Simta Fe machinists leader has returned with Bucknlew and Wilson the other chiefs now touring Santa Fe lines they expect a conference with Santa Fe officials soon and say terms are shaping up for a meeting before long with the officials to settle the strike issue and end the disruption.
Magnetic healer charged with license violation in Davenport
Mrs. Sarah K. Henderson, a magnetic healer from Davenport, was arrested for fortune telling without a license. Trial before Judge Finger in private chambers heard testimony from Brookyn, Iowa witness Mrs. Lillie Gibrath, who claimed a reading occurred after requesting fortune telling. Defense notes a distinction between clairvoyancy and readings as part of lans rituitises. case taken under advisement.
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Sarah K. Henderson
Rygza Block
Davenport
Finger
Letts
Henderson
Lillie Gibrath
Brooklyn
Iowa
Juveniles Held to County Court in Rock Island
Last evening police court heard the case of six boys accused of robbing a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul freight car. Bernard Archer Will Evans Edward Evans John Nelson Miles Odell and Willard Hillier were placed in the county court. The four named caused police considerable trouble. it was their first offense and the court likely to be lenient.
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Chicago
No Gambling Banned at Fair After 25 Years
Deputies Bisttorf and Connaughton stationed at the fair entrance with orders to arrest anyone attempting gambling at the gates. No gambling occurred as the fair opened after a quarter century of open games. Supplies include Mia Austin’s Procake flour advertised for quick breakfasts.
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Suerifs
Mia
Austin
Reorganizing S of W Mason City conference plans
Commander in Chief William G of the Song of Veterans and staff led a state conference to reorganize the order here. Muse submitted a plan to unbuild the order into camps in each district to engage business and professional men and celebrate Lincoln and Grant days, Flag day, and Memorial day observances. Bucklen's Arura Salve promotion appears in the piece.
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Mason City
Wiliam G
Song of Veterans of the United States
W. Z. Muse
Grant
Perry has a new mayor in Perry Louisiana
E F Edmondson a noted nurseryman was elected mayor by the Perry city council succeeding J M Ter last Saturday. Edmondson, the senior councilman, resigned and J C Bryan from the Third ward filled his seat. Elisha Nichols from the First ward may resign next, with a vote to be presented at the next meeting. The administration backs a sewerage plan and the council adjourned until October 17 to set contract plans.
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Perry
E. F. Edmondson
J. ML. Ter
Wise
Mr. Edmondson
J.C. Bryan
Elisha Nichols
Hear Co education Suit In Covington October 1
United States Judge Cochran fixed Monday October 17 to sit at Covington and hear the injunction case of the sisters of Berea College against Attorney General Hays to restrain enforcement of the co education law. Attorney Guy Mallon of Cincinnati representing the college was here in conference with the attorney general.
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Frankfort
United States
Cochran
Covington
Sistres
Berea College
Madison Courly
Hays
Guy Mallon
Cincinnati
Genera
German Lutherans Meet in Iowa City Conference Session
The southern district conference of the German Lutheran Synod of Iowa met in Iowa City with about one hundred attendees. President Japsen and officers addressed the gathering before the group visited the State University, receiving guided tours of campus buildings.
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Iowa City
German ‘Lutheran Synod of Iowa
Japsen
State University
Boy Dies After Fall From Tree
A boy identified as Edward Boniwell fell from a tree and landed on a rusty stove bolt, causing a fatal stomach injury. He died within a few hours.
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Bueyens
Edward Boniwell
Mayor McClellan Sued for $100,000
New York October 7 A suit for slander seeks $100,000 against Mayor McClellan. Lawyer Friend represents Bell contending a letter quote damaged his reputation. The case arises after resignation of municipal strike commissioners and public dispute over removals.
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New York
McCrellin
Hall Bel
Bell
Train brakeman struck by bridge bridge fatality near Guilford
Lawrenceburg Tid Oct 7 Samuel Lawrence 60 a Big Four brakeman was hit on the head by an overhead bridge while eastbound in rain near Guilford and killed. The body was taken to his Indianapolis home.
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Lawrenceburg
Tid
Samuel Lawrence
Guilford
Indianapolis
Fighting and scrums amid crowded college day chaos
Disjointed report describes a crowded Butler University scene with students, a chapel service, and injuries. An unclear incident involves a large crowd, contusions, and chaotic reactions as staff attempted to restore order during or after a campus gathering.
Peter Sells Passes Away in Columbus Ohio
Peter Sells, longtime owner and promoter linked with Forepaugh and Geils, died after a brief illness following a three week battle. He was the eldest of five siblings and helped build one of the premier circus shows in the region, recently associated with the Forepaugh show.
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Columbue
Ohio
Peter Gells
Vetgren
Forepaugh
Geils
Popluss
Sells
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Edward Kittilsen
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Frank Nadler
P. Edmondson
J. ML. Lyer
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Civil Service
Hal Bell
McClellan
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Peter Sells
C. L. Lindholm Merchant Tailor
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