Shocks the Methodists Pricial Paper of City and County
Robbins forced the resignation of Rev Dr J G Van Ness of Marion after a long hidden record of alleged double life was exposed in Marshalltown Iowa. The case centers on the Mount Vernon Upper Iowa conference and led to Van Ness surrendering his credentials.
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J. G. van Ness
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Episcopal Church
Iowa
van Ness
Vanek
Apatly
Kirk W. Robbins
Biblcal Literature
Cornell College
Mount Vernon Upper Iowa
J. B. Albrook
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
N. J
Iowan Brinton Promises Faster Airship Model
Washington Dec 4 Airship builder B F Brinton announces a new model he says will be the best yet and completed within the coming year Brinton made a fortune in the picture show business and plans to invest part of it in airship experiments.
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Iowan
Washington
B. F. Brinton
Brinton
Clarion
Woolstock
Webster City
Poison Death Shocks San Francisco Salesman Case
Henry Rose a Pennant Electric salesman died in his San Francisco room under circumstances suggesting poisoning. Investigations show poison was in a letter mailed from San Jose and received yesterday. It is not yet known if he ingested poison during a personal crisis or through tainted candy or tablets.
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San Francisco
Henry Rose
Pennant Electric Company
San Jose
Bose
Benton, Ill
B. F. Brayfield
Reuben F. ‘Parish
Llinois Central Railroad
Orr
Parrish
Haytian Revolutionists Enter Port au Prince
A navy dispatch reports Haytian revolutionists invited to Port au Prince, suggesting broad local sympathy for General Simon. Officials question whether Simon will accept Legitime’s continuance or name a new president, with half a dozen major figures seen as viable candidates amid potential further trouble.
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Hayti
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Shipley
Des Moines
Port Au Prince
Simon
General Legitime
Necklace recovered in New York after Memphis theft
A $15,000 pearl necklace stolen from Frank G. Jones of Memphis on February 10 was recovered in New York through Inspector McCafferty. Garret E. Lamb of Clinton Indiana, owner, identified the necklace and offered the $2,000 reward. The necklace, containing sixty seven pearls and a diamond clasp, had been pawned in Los Angeles after the theft.
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Frank G. Jones
Memphis
Tenn
McCafferty
Garret E. Lamb
Clinton
Lamb
Jones
Los Angeles
Cal
George T. O’hare
United States
Europe
Canada
Inspector McGafferty
Dominick Reilley
University Place
Ofstrument
Joseph Semanzky
San Francisco
Bakersfield
Fresno
Sacramento
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