Church Services Across Denominations
Morning and evening worship outlined for several churches. Presbyterian conducts organ preludes, hymns, scripture, prayer, weekly offering, anthems, a sermon on The Wisdom of God's Creatures, and benediction. Union service led by W A Pratt. Trinity Episcopal observes Holy Communion and sermon, morning Sunday school, and evening prayer. First Church of Christ Scientist holds 10:30 service and 11:30 Sabbath School. Baptist notes a morning theme Echoes from St.
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Trinity, Episcopal Law
Joseph DeForest
Trinity
Scientist
God
Rock Island Platform Extension Adds West End Brickwork
A project extends the Rock Island platform to the west with added brickwork and a new foundation under the west building. No evening service is planned.
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Rock Island
Memorial services held at U P church in Crawfordsville
Special report notes memorial services conducted yesterday at the U P church with Schuyler Livingston of Washington delivering a well received address. Washington High School band led the parade to the cemetery after the service, as schoolchildren sang America and decorated soldiers' graves with the canooy children and G A R unit marching in formation.
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Crawfordsville
U. P
Schuyler Livingston
Washington
America
Washington High School
Canooy
G A. Ru
Memorial services in M B E church at Brighton
Memorial services were held in the M BE church yesterday afternoon at 1 30 oclock. Col W B Bell of Washington delivered the address with the church packed. Music was given by Misses Mattie Tracey EMe Cornell Lottie Snyder Mrs Susie Bristow H A Ingham E M Friend Frank Sage. Claude Fisher presided at the organ. Afterward the schoolchildren and old soldiers led by the band marched to the cemetery to decorate the graves of the fallen heroes.
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Brighton
M. BE
W. B. Bell
Washington
Muate
Mattie Tracey
Eme Cornell
Lottie Snyder
Susie Bristow
H. A. Ingham
E M. Friend
Frank Sage
Claude Fisher
Miss Harriett Junkin Guest of Miss Verne Ashby
Miss Harriett Junkin arrived this morning from Muscatine and is the guest of Miss Verne Ashby on South Iowa avenue.
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Harriett Junkin
Muscatine
Verne Ashby
Iowa Avenue
Fatal Fight at Winfield Over Anger Ends in Death
In Winfield May 41 Samuel Rudy a farmer killed after taunting by Charles Lyman. Rudy used a hammer on Lyman then died from a brain bleed. Lyman cleared at preliminary hearing. post mortem linked death to anger and not direct strike. School board elections filled vacancies Villa Me Salley and Harriet Pickett chosen.
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Winfield
Charies Lyman
Samuel
Rhody
Lyman
Rudy
Memorial address at Presbyterian church honors fallen soldiers
Rev. Roland S Williams delivered the memorial address to a good sized audience in Ainsworth at the Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon. After prayers the school children under Grand Army direction formed a parade led by the band and marched to the cemetery to decorate grave markers for the fallen soldiers.
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Ainsworth
Roland S Williams
Presbyterian Church
Grand Army
Strike Expands to Chicago Stores Amid Labor Action
Chicago May 31 Special report that the teamsters strike has spread to large department stores and by eight oclock 400 men are said to be out. The Fair employees were among the first to quit. May 41 Boston Special Major Berthelot aid to General Brugere the Rochambeau ceremony delegate broke a leg today at the naval yard. He was taken to Gaulois in a launch.
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Chicago
Teameters
Boston
Herthelot
Brugere
Berthelot
Navy Yard
Gaulois
Grand Rapides
Frank Renvell
Frank Anderson
Committee On
Thay City
Mich
Pather Koslowski
St. Stanislaus’ Church
Fay Lee
Seventh Street
Kansas City
Kansas
Cardus
America
Advi Department
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Town Man Dies Suddenly in Des Moines
Michael W. King contractor and longtime Des Moines public works board member and city councilor died suddenly from apoplexy. He was a prominent state figure with fifteen years of service.
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Des Moines
Michael W. King
Des Moines Board of Public Works
Ecity Council
Meat famine fears grip Chicago amid meat strike unrest
Chicago faces a looming meat shortage as teamsters strike, with packers and retailers unable to move beef. Union leaders pledge continued backing, while hotels and restaurants warn supplies will run out in days. Armed drivers accompany deliveries, and police prepare actions as the crisis spreads to other towns.
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Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
For Sale and Wanted Local Notices
Two est front lots and a good family horse with a fine driving horse Alise offered for a trade for single harness. Want to rent or buy a small house with grounds. Stray gray mare with dark mane and tail reported at the Journal office on Yaa M St.
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Saleh
WaNnten
Journal Office
Sudden Death of Miss Thompson Under Investigation
Coroner and police probe the young woman’s death with uncertainty about heart failure caused by confusion after a facial massage. A plaster cast was used during treatment by the attending physician. Miss Thompson hailed from Taraboo Wisconsin and worked as a stenographer for Sprague Warner & Co.
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Thompson
Miss Thormpson
Taraboo
Wis
Sprague, Warner & Co
Chief Engineer Purdy Dead After Alma Wreck
Alma Wisconsin May 31 Chief Engineer Purdy died yesterday from injuries in the Alma wreck. Superintendent Desler of Chicago was moved home. Engineer Streckenridge accompanied him. Cunningham’s leg was amputated below the knee. his condition worse. General Manager Delano traveled from Chicago to recover Consulting Engineer Blake.
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Alma
Wis
Conningham
LaCrosse
Purdy
Desler
Chicago
Streckenridge
Mme
Lor. Loewh
Minneapolis
Cunningham
Delano
Blake
European powers plot war warning to President Roosevelt
Dr Arthur Beker of Duluth warns President Roosevelt that four or five European powers plan war against the United States. He cites a spirit vision and urges swift U.S. preparation for conflict. The forecast foresees bloodshed and a looming international crisis.
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Duluth
Minn
Arthur Beker
McKinley
Roosevelt
United States
Tie
Local Remedy Moves Threshers Through Work Day
A Plymouth Oklahoma seller notes five bottles of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy sold to threshers who continued work without missing time. The ad urges keeping a bottle at home and lists Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook Sherman as easy purchase points.
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Chamberlain
H. R
Phelps
Plymouth
Oklahoma
Stewarts Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Grand Rapids Council Revs Up Licensing Fight
Grand Rapids council, siding with the administration, refused fourteen saloon licenses after a heated dispute. The May 31 action in Grand Rapids Michigan reflects broader licensing reform efforts.
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Grand Rapids
Bay City
Mich
Woman Whips Doctor in Post Office Lobby
Mrs. Harry Sparks of Markle Wells county publicly horsewhipped Dr J R Zimmerlee in the Dublin Indiana post office lobby claiming the doctor had spoken about her. She used a rawhide whip until exhausted. the postmaster expelled her and no arrest was expected. Dr Zimmerlee is 50 and well known in the community.
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Dublin
Ind
Harry Sparks
Markle
Wells County
J. R. Zimmerlee
Informal six oclock dinner honors visiting guests
Mr and Mrs James Cawon entertained informally last evening at six o'clock in compliment to visiting guests Dr Adair and daughter Miss Nelle of Kearney Nebraska
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James Cawnon
Adair
Mirs Nelle
Kearney
Neb
Fatal beauty treatment ends in death in Chicago mystery
Chicago report states Miss May Thompson of 602 West Monroe Street died six hours after undergoing a facial beautifying treatment by a local specialist. The death follows a mysterious sequence of events prompting an official investigation.
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Chicago
May ‘Thompson
West Monroe Street
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