Dowie Preaches Great Crusade From Chicago To New York
Chicago audience hears John Alexander Dowie depict a mighty Zion army marching to New York. He calls Chicago the vilest place yet vows to keep some faithful behind. two large tabernacles to be built in Manhattan and a tract of land near New York offered by a big railway firm.
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Youngstown City Committee Fight Ends Brow Defeat
In a preliminary vote last night Frank I. Brow suffered a clear setback in the Republican City committee clash. Baldwin’s nominee Robert A. McClain won two to one, after Baldwin resigned as chair, signaling ongoing efforts to unseat Brow as mayor.
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Third Temperance Meeting At City Opera House
The third temperance gathering drew a large crowd at City Opera House on Sunday afternoon with the downstairs and gallery filled. Mahion C. Rouch led as president, Rev H W Lowry gave the prayer, and a male quartet sang. Rev C Smith, introduced by Roach, urged temperance, arguing liquor violates Bible statutes and fundamental law, speaking at length, with an encore for the quartette after the address.
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Major Edwin Glenn Acquitted In Court Martial
Special to The Republican Manila Jan 29 Major Edwin Glenn of the Fifth Infantry was acquitted on charges of unlawfully killing prisoners. Fire wrecks Eckhart Packing plant in Fort Wayne after natural gas explosion. over a dozen workers buried. four killed and one fatally injured. Werstock Liben Co. store burns in Sacramento with Kasebolt and Pritchards killed by falling walls. loss about $1,000,000. Senate agriculture committee places Omnibus Statehood bill on Agricultural Appropriation bill as rider. Fire damages upper floors of Subtreasury Assay Office in New York. Columbian minister Hartous appointed to succeed as minister to Bogota. Senate foreign relations committee favors canal treaty with Colombia. Fire destroys six blocks in Middlebury Vermont business district. losses $150,000. Cambridge Illinois bank robbed. safes drilled.
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Wreck Kills Conductor as Work Train Collides in Akron
Akron, Feb. 3. A work train on the Chicago Junction and Akron branch of the Baltimore and Ohio crashed into a caboose and coal cars that had broken from a freight train. Conductor William Miles of New Castle was killed and Brakeman Cooney of New Castle was mortally injured.
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Golden Opportunity to Visit the Pacific Coast
Offer touts cheapest rates ever for Pacific Coast travel with a start in February. Consultation by agent 8&1 and address for M.G Carrel D P A Cleveland Ohio.
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Bowen Proposes Allied Preference Amid Venezuela Crisis
Washington notes bowen proposes that allies receive preferential payments for one month if they accept the rest of his terms and raise the blockade immediately. Castro signals desire for equal treatment. British envoy notes Venezuela will submit the preferential issue to The Hague. Detroit sets July 16 19 Epworth League convention dates.
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Voting on Strike Question in Topeka
Topeka feb 3 conductors and trainmen on western lines vote on a proposal for a general strike to force railroads to meet wage schedule demands. Sentiment appears favorable to a strike based on available information.
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Ohio editors federation sessions held statewide
Buckeye newspaper men gathered in Columbus and other cities for annual meetings. Associations discussed fake advertisers and protecting Ohio publishers, elected officers, and sent delegates to the National Editorial Association in Omaha. Malcolm Jennings was elected president. memorial for Mrs McKinley was presented in Canton. several shorter notices followed on building society shortages, a Circleville basketball reinstatement, and various statewide items.
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Byrne Nomination as Delaware U S District Attorney Rejected
The Senate Judiciary Committee rejected the nomination of William Byrne for United States district attorney of Delaware. The committee cited Byrne's involvement in recent Delaware politics as the reason for the rejection.
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Fire destroys Saloon Row in Steubenville blaze
A morning fire in Steubenville destroyed two frame saloons owned by William Myers and Kress & Ralston, a double brink building housing Mrs Catherine Boyles residence and Miss Hattie Spaulding millinery store, and damaged nearby structures. Bucket brigades saved the Post Office and other buildings. losses total about 14000 dollars. Mrs Boyles owned the destroyed property.
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Progressive Farmers Club backs Dry stance against Stroons in Wooster
The Progressive Farmers association passed a motion at their last meeting unanimously supporting the effort to drive the stroons out of Wooster. They defy claims that the former will not trade there if the stroons are removed and appeal to Wooster citizens to vote Dry for the sake of their days.
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Webb welcomed guest and church conversions at Lutheran event
Feb 2 in Ravenna Wellington Webb visits his brother Dr Webb as meetings at the Lutheran church close with 27 conversions. W H Weaver and Miss Earnest of Hays visit James Venus on Thursday. Rev Underhill to begin series of meetings at the Methodist church February.
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Famous Daughter of Revolution Dies in Berea
Cleveland reports Mrs. Befseyn fi Bin Foster, daughter of John Holok, who fought in the War of Independence, died at Berea. At nearly ninety two, she was slated to celebrate her birthday in April. She was a member of the Western Reserve Chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution.
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Memorial Crayon Engraving Free to Our Patrons
The Republican offers subscribers a memorial crayon portrait of a president with wife and mother portraits, 22 by 28 inches, engraved on coated paper. The gift includes a sheet with two hymns and birthplace Canton residence, to be sent upon receiving payment for postage and handling.
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