Evangelist Sunday Clears Question What Must I Do To Be Saved
Billy Sunday preached a plain answer to the jailer’s question at the tabernacle. He urged belief in the Lord Jesus Christ and highlighted the substitution scene of a Civil War guerilla. Forty-five conversions followed as the audience, including Galloway workers and MorningSide factory staff, responded with open confessions and renewed faith.
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Silas
Jesus Christ
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Mr. Sundar
Christ
Evangelist
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Rodehaver
Billy Sunday Boosters
Sunday Sermon Flashes Emphasize Hell or Heaven Choice
The sermon exhorts that salvation is by faith not feeling, and every person faces heaven or hell. It defends sanctified living, mocks flashy religiosity, and stresses compassion, church duty, and joy in following Jesus as the Christian life.
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Hell
Heaven
Bama
Omar Fest
Tabernacle Announcements Highlight Evening Talks and Collections
The West High School horse meet at the M. A. opens the events this evening at 8 30 with Mr. Rodebearer. Mrs Rae Muirhead speaks to the girls at Black's store at 5 80. Thursday night women meet in the tabernacle and Meil Trotter of Grand Baptist Mich addresses men at Walnut Street Baptist. Collectors aid Miss Miller and Miss Maclaren. Sunbeam home rehearses at 4. Tonight Mr Sanday talks on Hell and Damnation from a Bible view. Next Monday Mrs Rae Muirhead addresses all in the tabernacle, collections supporting her work for working girls.
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Rodebearer
Rae Muirhead
Black's
Sanday
Miss Miller
Miss Maclaren
Sunbeam Home
Tabernacle
New York and Texas Named for Two New Battleships
Washington reports that New York and Texas will be the names of two new battleships authorized by Congress. The Texas will be built by a private contractor, while the New York Dreadnought will be government built at the New York navy yard. The vessels will be the two most powerful in the U S Navy, prompting renaming of existing ships as San Marcos and Manhattan. The New York and Texas will be about 10,000 tons heavier than current ships.
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Washington
New York
Texas
San Marcos
Manhattan
New Hampshire
Uncle Sam
Davenport Adopts Slogan “Every Year A Better Year”
Davenport selects the slogan “Every year a better year in Davenport” from hundreds of entries. John M. Colligan, Rock Island Argus city editor, proposed the winning line and earned $25.
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Davenport
Greater Davenport
Rock Island Argus
Wilson Denies Jackpot Mission on St. Louis Trip
Robert E. Wilson, Illinois legislator, told the Lorimer committee his July 15 1909 St. Louis visit was to arrange a banquet for Les O Neil Browne, not to distribute the jackpot. He denied paying money to legislators and said he voted for Lorimer at Barrett's death request.
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Des
Robert E. Wilson
Illinois
Lorimer Investigating Committee
St. Louis
Les O'Neil Browne
Wilson
Lorimer
Barrett
Former banker released from federal penitentiary
George T. Harras, once a banker in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, was released from the Leavenworth federal penitentiary today after a three year sentence for violating the national banking law.
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Leavenworth
Kan
George T. Harras
Sioux Falls
S. D
Sudden Death At Mason City
Mason City Iowa December 7 Proening Press John Haffacre employed at the Vermilia cafe dropped dead today cause unknown but thought to be heart failure The body of Mrs Margaret Stickelman moved from Cedar Falls cemetery to Fairview mausoleum buried thirty years ago Hillman and Gindt conducted the removal
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Mason City
Proening Press
John Haffacre
Vermilia Cafe
Margaret Stickel- Man
Margaret Somers
Cedar Falls
Fairview Cemetery
Stickelman
Hillman &Gindt
Des Moines
Evening Press
E- P. Adler
Davenport
Iowa Associated Dailies
Lafe Young, Jr
Iowa
Iowa League of Commercial Clubs
Bill M. Bell
Town State Teachers’ Association
David Williams
David Williams, Heesaqua, G. F. Marshall
George E. Foster
Independence
Guy Clevenger
Fayette
Aaron Palmer
Marshalltown
F. J. Beard
Newton
Tom Scott
Nevada
William Long
Tabor
W. P. Jensen
Pocahontas
H. H. Seckey
Cédar Falls
F. T. Didt
Dubudque
Ballinger Vindicated as animosity cited in report
The Ballinger Pinchot investigation majority reports that Ballinger is a competent honorable official and that accusations against him were driven by animosity over conservation policy. The Democratic members and Madison dissented, while most Republicans signed the majority. The report was submitted to Congress today amid debate.
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CL. Tree
Ballinger- Pinchot
Congress
Representative Madison
Kansas
Washington
Batlinger
Congressional Committee
Galliinger-Linchot
Ballinger
Warrant Issued for Kilgallen in Father-In-Law Battery Case
Des Moines reports a warrant issued for Kilgallen over an alleged battery involving his son-in-law Count von Mourik de. The incident centers on a hospital visit and a telephone invitation followed by a confrontation at 206 La Salle Street. Kilgallen is expected to surrender and plead.
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von Mourik
St. Luke’s Hospital
la Salle Street
Kilgallen
John A. Rouse
Cottrell
Dafanit
Worker killed in rock quarry near Oskaloosa
John M. Baker aged 24 of New Boston Missouri was crushed by frozen earth weighing over 400 pounds at a rock quarry seven miles southeast of Oskaloosa Indiana. He died instantly from the injuries last night according to Evening Press reports.
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Oskaloosa
Evening Press
John M. Baker
New Boston
Here
Aged farm hand commits suicide in Vinton area
John Cochran, 65, a farm hand, killed himself by drinking concentrated lye at the home of Robert Minett near Vinton, today reported by the Evening Press.
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Vinton, Ta
Evening Press
John Cochran
Robert Minett
Vinton
Eddyville Merchant Dies From Heart Neuralgia
Fred Miller, a resident and Eddyville merchant, collapsed and died on a street in Oskaloosa Iowa last night at 9 o'clock while en route to the depot for home. He had suffered heart neuralgia for years.
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Oskaloosa
Evening Press
Fred Miller
Eddyville
Delaware County Man Dies in Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids Iowa December 7 Evening Press says Johno Dolphin a prominent Delaware county resident died today at Mercy hospital. He was a banker at Ityan and was regarded as quite wealthy.
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Cedar Rapids
Evening
Johno Dolphin
Delaware County
Mercy Hospital
Ityan
Waukon Expressman Luke Cornerton Shoots Self
Luke Cornerton an expressman aged about 40 lived alone in Waukon Iowa. He shot himself in the head and his body was not discovered until Tuesday. The incident occurred Monday night and the motive remains unknown.
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Waukon
Evening Pressi
Luke Cornerton
Cornering
Tedas
Red Cross Seal Auction Opens Local TB Drive
In Cedar Rapids on December 7, the first Red Cross seal sold at auction to support anti tuberculosis work. The seal fetched 722 dollars, marking a successful start to the local fundraiser.
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Cedar Rapids
Ing Press
Red Cross
Farmer's Neck Broken by Fall in Grandview
On December 7 in Grandview Louisiana George W. Alers Jr a farmer was accidentally killed when he fell on his farm and broke his neck He leaves a wife and three children Also included are brief items on London election returns wheat and rye conditions and North and South Dakota population gains from the same issue
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Grandview
Evening Press
George W. Alers, Jr
Ballinger Controversy Report Supports Ballinger
The majority report exonerates Ballinger amid findings that charges of misconduct over Alaska coal land entries are unfounded. It defends his restoration of water power sites and criticizes the minority report by Democrats Fletcher Purcell Graham and Madison. The panel, including Senators Nelson Flint Sutherland Root and Representatives A McCull Olmsted Denby, affirms Ballinger’s conservation policies.
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Giavis
Glavis
Garfield
Taftalan
Mailinger
Ballinger
Nelson
Flint
Sutherland
Root
McCull
Olmsted
Denby
Bal- Monger
Cunningham
Alaska
Interior Department
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Fletcher
Pursell
Fares
Graham
Madison
Kansas
Renbligan
Minneaplis
Wallinger
Taft Addresses National Rivers and Harbors Congress
President Taft was expected to open the Rivers and Harbors congress as crowds gathered to hear leaders from Ohio Mexico Canada Missouri Idaho and Tennessee discuss wider waterway improvements. Randall urged a regular annual appropriation and praised the engineers while Taft urged rail and river cooperation to solve terminal transport difficulties.
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Washington
National Rivers and Arbors Congress
Taft
Gov. Fiarmon
Ohio
Ambassador de la Barra
Mexico
Clifford Siften
Canadian Conservation Commission
Champ Clark
Missouri
Bixby
United States Engineer Corps
Borah
Idaho
James A.patton
Chattanooga
Tennessee River Improvement Association
Congress
Randall
Board of
United States Engineers
United States
Adams guilty of manslaughter in Tipton trial
Harry Adams was found guilty of manslaughter at 10 last night in Tipton district court over the September fight that caused Mathias Lang’s death. Sentence was rejected, but rumors say eight years may be imposed.
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Tipton
Evening Press
Harry Adams
Mathias Lang
Adams
Father of Waters lower than ever in Burlington and Davenport
The Mississippi River measured 11 inches below Burlington’s August 1864 low water mark this morning, the river at Burlington registering its lowest level. Davenport gauge shows the river 1.2 feet below the old low water mark, marking an historic low.
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Burlington
Devening Press
Davenport
Mississippi
Veteran Publisher Dead at Bee Publishing
Ramaica Nebraska December 7. George B Tzsschuck longtime treasurer of the Bee Publishing company has died at age 55 after thirty years of service.
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Ramaica, Neb
George B.tzsschuck
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Bee Publishing Company
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