Workingman's Stake in the Church and Rich Poor Line
The sermon based on James 2 5 argues the church must serve the working class and poor. It contends the rich are avaricious and parasitic while the working class toils for living, shaping church membership around those who labor and love Christ.
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Appropos
Labor Day
A.M. McGuire
First Baptist Church
James
Jesus
Jerusalem
Church
Brotherhood of the Christ
Christiaanity
America
Washington Canning Company advances tomato production in Nazareth district
The Washington Canning Company near Nazareth anticipates a tomato rush as plants come into full operation after late ripening caused by heavy rainfall. About 75 workers, including 60 women and girls, peel and process with new machinery like three retorts, aiming to produce up to 1000 bushels daily and 6000 gallons, with pulp packed for bat soup and barrels.
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Washington Canning, _company
Saint the Toma i
Indiana
Mooney
Raye Deen
Washington Canning Company
Lgtels
Washington
State's Duty: Governor Hanly Urges Prosecution in Licensing
Governor Hanly on Tuesday directed prosecutors statewide to appear for the people in all license applications. He argues licensing should not be granted to unfit or intoxicated individuals and that the state must ensure only capacitated men receive licenses, even when no contest or cross examination is present.
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Hanly
Liicenses
Walkup Local Resident Dies After Illness
Word fragment reports the death of Walkup, son of pp, a local figure, from consumption. Died last Saturday at his home in Ville, Illinois. burial and precise details unclear due to damaged text.
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Walkup
Court Sets Dates for Notable Trials
Several high profile trials have been scheduled by the court with dates announced for forthcoming hearings. Parties involved are expected to appear in court on the specified days.
Daviess Circuit Court Sets Trials and Findings
Judge Houghton fixed dates for many suits in the Daviess circuit term with cases attracting county interest and several novel issues. Pending trials include Roby vs Wiggins and Abrams vs Myers, while findings cover obstructions to public drains and various assaults. The September term adjourns October 12 with multiple quick verdicts and fines for intoxication and minor-held offenses.
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Daviess
Houghton
Pete Mallet
Walter Simmons
Plainville
Capes
Ublic
Roby
Wiggins
State
Yatel
Hunter
Abrams
Myers
Schneider
Ricks
Franklin
Knox County
Knox
Monroe City
Ricksgainst Franklin
Labor Day parade and balloon ascent draw 3000 in town
The local union of machinists led a Labor Day celebration praised as the finest yet. A morning parade faced a storm then sunshine as 3000 spectators gathered at the old fair grounds for speeches, a balloon ascent, and amusements. The Totts family reunion followed with about 50 relatives and many neighbors attending in Potts Grove.
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Unio of
Philo‘sophy
Ascen‘sion
Fair Grounds
Totts
Potts Grove
Waco
Daviess County
Moon
Rougher
Portersville
Benimin Potts
Alex Potts
Elmer
Econd
Bert Potts
Orwell
Fe Potts
Knox
Pottsamily
Eliza Add
Jose
Alton Logan
Erre Haute
Taylor Potts
Max County
Potts
Dassels County
Married Tuesday Night Unites Miss Bessie Lavelle and Marshall Wilson
Miss Bessie Lavelle and Marshall Wilson wed Tuesday night in a Presbyterian parsonage ceremony conducted by Rev. G.M. Douglass. The couple, planning a three week wedding tour including Jamestown exposition, will reside in the city. Wilson, a dispatcher at the B&O Southwestern shops, and Lavelle, daughter of the Lavelle and beloved in local society, are described as a lovely and estimable pair.
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Bessie
Lavelle Toarshall Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Leeds
Jastr
Wilson
Lafayette Wilson
New Albany
Ias
B. Z Io
Tre Bevelle
Harris Claims County Property Across 490 Acres
R W Harris, a landholder in Piketon County, has acquired county property totaling 490 acres via a legal action. Details indicate parcel sizes and the disposition of the land are under court-ordered arrangements.
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Harris
Faria
Indiana Governor backs $1000 license fee to curb saloons
Governor Hanly told the Greencastle temperance audience that a $1000 license law would restrict liquor traffic, drive saloons from rural crossroads and residence districts, and gain new territory for the temperance cause, pledging strong efforts to amend the license provisions. The measure was introduced last session by Senator Ezra Mattingly of the city.
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Hanly
Greencastle
Northwest Indiana
Ezra Mattingly
Indiana
Ohio
Death by Own Action in Vincennes River Crossing
A forty year old man, well dressed, committed suicide by placing a revolver to his head after crossing the Main Street bridge over the Wabash in Vincennes. He fell into the water while the river was shallow. two fishermen recovered his body and brought it ashore. No papers or clear identification were found on the deceased.
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Vincennes
Main Street
Wabash River
Jane
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Rev
U. M. M'Guire
the Workingman's Stake
Nazareth
Old Post
Jasper Davies
Walter Brothers
Owen O. Booker
Henry Trosper
Leo
Bramble
Isaac Dunan
Foster Buckly
Frank Killion
William Tooley
Earl Perry and
Pearl
Perry
Arch Yazel
Court House
Walnut Street
Main
Knights
Columbus
Hall
Terry* Des
Ible
Northwest Conference
THE
M. E. Church
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