Sins Will Out In Waterloo Revival by Billy Sunday
Rev William Ashley Sunday preached to about 7000 in Waterloo over seven days claiming secret sins will out and praising moral reform. He denounced petty theft and major crimes, cited the Crippen case, and urged confession, forgiveness, and living a Christian life.
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Uncle of the Czar to Be Guest of United States
Grand Duke Michael, uncle of the czar, will visit the United States within a month. He met Secretary Dickinson in Europe and expressed a wish to tour West Point and Annapolis. Dickinson extended a hearty invitation, and President Taft approved a second invitation.
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Taft
Wealthy Farmer Johansen Found Dead From Gas In Sioux City
Willam Johansen, a retired farmer worth about 70000 dollars, was discovered dead in his Sioux City home after neighbors reported his absence. Police concluded the odor of gas suggested accidental asphyxiation, with relatives notified and children living near Sutherland, Iowa. A Gentleman's Smoke, San Felice.
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Evening
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Iowa
Man Crushed Under Freight Train Wheels At Station
Henry Fry of Aplington failed to save Frat Sparks of Shell Rock who fell under a Rock Island passenger at Union Station. Sparks lost his footing while boarding the moving car and died from injuries as Fry tried to reach him amid a frantic crowd.
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Shell Recl
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Companey
Mr. Sparks
Butler County
Alex Sparks
Methodist Church
Omuwing rifle boy shoots self in Iowa
Nov 28 Merced Stomach Jesup Iowa Edward Shrood 14 demonstrates rifle and accidentally shoots stomach. Parents prostrate. operation planned to save life as bullet remains lodged. Edward admired firearms and mastered rifle use. Lad found wandering Creston street last night Nov 26. Theodora Leslia Street missing three months reappears. says lived in Norfolk Nebraska.
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Iowa
Edward Shrood
James Shroad
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Evening Press
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Walier
Burlington
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Neb
Ten mad dog bite victims recover in Iowa City
Iowa City November 26 Evening Press reports ten people bitten by a mad dog at Boone and sent for pasteur treatment are recovering and expected to be released soon.
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Church Members as Corn Pickers in Alden Ta
In Alden Ta on November 26 thirty Congregational church members quit their ordinary vocations to work as corn pickers. They husked eight hundred bushels of corn in a single day, earning five cents per bushel for a total of eighty dollars. The Ladies Aid society added ten dollars by serving dinner to the workers.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Haugen's Election to be Contested in Iowa
Des Moines on November 26 chairman Reel of the Democratic state central committee announced plans to contest the reelection of Congressman Haugen Republican of the Fourth district. Democratic candidate P P Murphy will pursue the challenge. A new pastor has been called in Creston Iowa with W Winter, formerly at Corning, accepting the post and set to preach tomorrow. El Verso Havana loc Cigar is referenced.
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Creston
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Christian Church
Corning
Tabernacle Figures Conversions Reported
Community attendance figures and conversions at the Tabernacle were discussed with notes of Friday afternoon and Friday evening events. Earlier reports cited attendance details and conversions, with updates on the record.
Murder Trial at Mason City Soon
Mason City Iowa prepares for the murder trial of J S Shearer for Henry Lucas P J Doughterty attorney for Shearer requests no further continuations as the state is ready for Nov 28. The case hinges on weak corroboration with an eye witness whose diminished credibility may affect conviction chances. Three witnesses say they did not see Shearer at home during the murder hours. Thurdge Kelley may be called to support the defense as the trial nears.
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Luras
Thurdge Kelley
Heavy Snow Covers Montana Reach Record Depths
In Butte the snowfall exceeds fifteen inches while Helena records about eighteen inches. Separate dispatch from St. Petersburg notes Countess Tolstoi Tolstoi Tolstoi and a will naming Alexandra as legatee of Tolstoy’s unpublished works.
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26 Women and Girls Die in Newark Fire Tragedy
Newark New Jersey November 26. A catastrophic fire at the Newark Paper Box company building kills many young women and injures over forty. The four story brick structure housed two firms with most victims on the upper floors. Fire nets and escapes saved some workers while many leaped to the street. The death toll rises as hospitals tend the injured and authorities search the ruins for more victims.
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Louis _Wolfe
Wolf Company
Anna Hague
Eugene McHugh
Aetna Electric Company
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St. Joseph's Church
Record Buffalo Fish Haul By Worth Brothers In Iowa
Worth Brothers and Larson, Mississippi river fishermen from McGregor Iowa, hauled 84000 pounds of buffalo fish in a half day. The catch is valued at about 6000 dollars and will be shipped to eastern markets.
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Evening Press
Worth Brothers
Larson
Mississippi
Tribute to a beloved figure amid a tragic accident
Tributes flow for a respected man known for kindness and courtesy, with echoes of his Christian faith felt across communities. His mother, wife, and brother share deep sympathy as grief follows a fatal accident.
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