University magazine debuts edited by Grace church pastor Charles Ferguson
W A Julian Co. releases a new periodical titled University edited by Grace Episcopal pastor Charles Ferguson. The religion of democracy themed magazine aims to build cosmopolitan cities through a Church without dogmas and economic guided social order, seeking to reform church state relations in the United States.
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Another Man Gone Wrong George Merril in the Shade
A new case sheds light on a Rock Island agent G E Merril, a traveling freight and passenger representative, described as a good fellow who went wrong. The article frames Merril as the main figure in the developing story.
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Gambling "joint" raided inside West Virginia penitentiary
In Moundsville at the State Penitentiary officials raided a cell gambling den where inmates used bone and cement dice to play craps. Over seven dollars staked and the players were seized along with the improvised dice. Wheeler and Perry sell "Force."
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State Penientiary
Moundsville
Let the Citizen Follow You to the Coast This Summer
Notice urges readers to have The Citizen mailed to their address for summer months at the same carrier price. Instructions to leave address at The Citizen business office corner Stone avenue and Broadway or phone Main 17L.
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Sheldon
Citizen Business
Stone Avenue
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Arizona National Guard room for a new colonel
The Territory National Guard will appoint a new colonel within ten days as Colonel J. H. Martin of Tucson retires. Lieutenant Colonel Hochhoeffer of Flagstaff is a likely candidate, with a Phoenix candidate also discussed. Headquarters and the Band of the First Regiment may move to the new post. several officers tied to four year terms face expiration under the territorial military code.
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J. H. Martin
Tucson
Hochhoeffer
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Fes Ino
Territory
National Guard of Arizona
J. He. Martin
Wires Infantry
J. C Etchells
First Aire
F. S. Ingalls
First Infantry
D. J. Bran
1St Infantry
J. W. Ekey
Lewis W. Alexander
Mel Greenleaf
Tra Frankenburg
Grape-Nuts Endorsed For Student Health Diet
Cecil Rhodes will provides for proper food for students and a future at Oxford. Elizabeth Cady Stanton cites dietetics as crucial in education, urging brain workers to avoid coffee and adopt Grape-Nuts with Postum Coffee, cream and bread for better nutrition and mental work.
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Cecil Rhodes
Aa College
Oxford
Max Groszman
New York City
Board of Education
Sunday church services and sermons in Tucson area
Local church notices list Congregational, Methodist, Catholic and Baptist services. Congregational meeting at 6 30 pm with Sunday school at 9 30 am. Methodist holds Sunday school at 9 am and sermons at 10 am and 7 pm. Catholic mass schedule and weekday masses given. Baptist Sunday school at 10 am with preaching by Rev Frank C Ward at 11 am and 7 pm, plus a 6 45 pm youth meeting. All are invited.
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Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal
Sons of God
James
A. M. Gibbons
Baptist
Frank C. Ward
Baptist Church of
Centralia
Missouri
Will Peach
Mis sou compromise debate and Buncombe legend recounted
The passage recalls the sixteenth Congress when a songlike expression in Buncombe County NC sparked debate. Felix Walker, linked to Waynesville and Boonesborough founder Daniel Boone, faced cheers and heckling as he pressed a speech in the crowded chamber. Walker later served in NC’s legislature and died in 1838 after moving to Mississippi.
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Buscombe
North Carolina
Felix Walker
Waynesville
Haywood
Olf Joan Walker
Buncombe
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Boonsborough
Mississippi
Skeleton on display sparks speculation among onlookers
A bystander praises the Skeleton as a man of means with many daughters while scientists question the long bones and leg lengths. The scene unfolds as the skeleton is viewed after lying in a vault for ages, prompting curious discussion about the deceased's status.
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Chicago Tribune
Absentminded Exchange Turns On College Memory
A brief courtroom exchange recalls two men, Curley and Burleigh, in a humorous moment as Burleigh teases Curley about asking a stranger for a loan. The judge notes the odd interaction and the potential memory of their shared college past.
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Curley
Burleigh
Poisoning the System But Promises of Quick Cleanse
A dated ad promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a laxative to stimulate the liver and bowels for cleansing the body. It claims constipation causes illnesses and touts safety and gentle action without griping, endorsed by Bell's Pharmacy.
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DeWitt
Bell
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