Ministers Present Day Preaching Rev Moore Local Revival Talk
A two day ministerial meeting of the Ann Arbor district of the M E church closes with lectures on present day preaching revival services and spiritual membership. Rev A J Bigelow led devotions and Rev EB Moore urged Bible preaching over sensational topics. Rev J Springer contended for ongoing revivals and Rev X K Clark emphasized retaining converts through church agencies. Evening sessions featured Rev Charles T Allan addressing young men and the need to balance wealth with spiritual life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amun Arbor
M. E. Church
Broad Street
M. E
A. J. Bigelow
Gor
EB. M. Moore
Hudson
J. # Springer
Saline
Ife
X. K. Clark
Christ
Epworth League
Cottage Prayer Meetings
H. Sedweek
Tecumseh
Charles T. Allan
Ypsilanti
Mms
Adrian
M.C. A
BOY. P. D
Young Peoples
Education and faith shape young lives at Michigan church meet
The Albion college chancellor William Dawe spoke on education and Christian training enabling a young man to work through college, while Rev E S Ninde urged personal evangelism. Rev W E Burnett discussed Epworth Leagues' role, stressing youth outreach, with several delegates debating church strategy and pastor leadership. A stewards meeting followed to apportion the presiding elder’s salary for district charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion
William Dawe
Albion College
M. E
Michigan
Wilbur Westerman
E. S. Ninde
Jesus
Mne Merniog Meeang
Nickerson
Bancroft
Allan
Jmurning
George Marsh
Milan
W. E. Burnett
Monroe
Wm. Dawe
Colvin
Clinton
G. B. Marsh
A. J. Bigetow
B. Sedweek
Tecumseh
New Post Office for Alpena and river dredging bills
On November 18 Representative Loud introduced bills for a 100000 dollar post office at Alpena and 200000 dollars to dredge the Cheboygan river about half a mile from the mouth to allow large vessels to reach the mills. The senate confirms E Finley Johnson of Ohea as judge in the Philippines and reappoints Ramton King of Olivet for a second term as minister to Siam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Alpena
Washington
Loud Tuesday
Cheboygan River
Senate
E. Finley Johnson
Ohea
Philippines
Ramilton King
Olivet
Secon
Siam
Niles Holds District Methodist Conference Beginning Tonight
The Niles district conference of the Methodist Church starts last night in Niles Michigan and will continue for two days with meetings in the local church. The event gathers church leaders and members from the surrounding area for worship, discussion, and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Niles, Mich
Niles
The
Methodist Church
Salsbury Confession Prompts Warrants Against Many
Grand Rapids reports that warrants may be issued Friday or Saturday for numerous citizens tied to Lant K. Salsbury in the 1902 pure water franchise bribery plot. Prosecutor Ward says confession is voluntary and promises no immunity, with 28 names hinted by attorney McDonald. Ward continues to assemble cases, listing both officials and private individuals, while Salsbury remains under scrutiny and his wife speaks of hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapid
Detroit Evening News
Lant K. Salsbury
Charles FE. Ward
Salsbury
Thomas F. McGar
Lansing
Mcfiarry
Attorner
John
McDonald
Laut
William E. Grove
Richard K. Newnham
Charles E. Ward
Inige
Ward
Grand Rapids
Lant
K. Salshuey
Detroit
Charles EB
Wari
Strawhecker
Minor World News and Local Items Tangle of 1903 Highlights
Copper deposit found near Carney Michigan at a low grade assay. New Orleans hosts observances of Louisiana transfer December 13 and 20. Chicago police round up twenty arrests and nine fines amid track blockades by teamsters. William L. Elkins’ $250,000 Masonic orphanage bequest ruled illegal. Senator Dietrich indicted in Omaha for cash for improprieties. trial planned there. House attacks on Gen. Wood administration in Cuba. Panama peace offer rejected. San Domingo hammered by insurrection. Italy’s King Victor Emmanuel III and Queen Helena dine with British royals at Windsor. Congress maneuvers over GOP conventions. Chicago contends for 100,000 payment to secure 1904 Republican gathering. Rescue at Minot, N.D. as sister drowns aiding another. October revenue up to $23,021,584. Gen. Reuben F. Bernard dies in Washington. National Grange dodges woman’s rights resolution. Zanesville stoneware makers form a $1,000,000 trust with 50 shops. German Saint‑themb secretary plans study trip to Texas cotton fields. Ad for worm syrup features Pleasant Worm Syrup, touted as western Michigan remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney
Mich
Louisiana Territory
New Orleans
Chicago
William L. Elkins
Philadelphia
Dietrich
Omaha
Neb
Atu
Wood
Guba
Bmc-Clellan
New York
Kha
Palma
Wentworth Avenue
Shaw
New York Chamber of Commerce
Eric
Huron
W. L. Brown
Curry
Reed Smoat
Utah
W. CG. T. UL Corvention
Cincinnati
Senate
Ohio
Supreme Court
Chrisan
Victor
Helena
Italy
Windsor Caatre
Edward
Alexandra
England
Portsmouth
Panama
U. S
San Domingo
Pichards
Chiccazxo
National Committee
Frank Bowning
Mowe
Minot X. Th
Internal Revenue
Reuben F. Bernard
Washington
National Grange
Rochester
N. C
Susan B. Anthony
Mississippi River
Zanesville
Sajontat
Texas Agricultural and Technicals
Cutton
Weather notes and gambling tale from Michigan region
Fair tonight and Thursday with light snow flurries in the west. Official readings show 26 degrees at 7 pm, 20 degrees at 7 am, and 22 at noon. Yesterday’s high 34 and low 15. A local gambler, Salisbury, known as the prince of plungers, drew the Deacon Ellis’s ire and hints of court mercy amid looming sentencing after a troubled run in gaming rings.
Andrews Promissory Note Ties Rail Line Financing
Detroit court hearings reveal Frank C. Andrews arranged a 100000 promissory note for the Grand Rapids Holland and Lake Michigan Railway, with the Preston National Bank alleging loans totaled 1500000 and misused bonds. Andrews, then VP and major banker, is accused of diverting funds and manipulating bond assignments to cover debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Preston National Bank
Grand Rapids, Holland & Lake Michigan Railway Company
Joan
John Winter
Oliver H. Lau
Frank C. Andrews
Detroit Construction Company
Indorsers
Andrews
Railroad
Hubby Fixed Him Then Husband Fired Shots in Wheatfield Township
In Mason Michigan on November 18 a Kentucky style feud is reported in Wheat Field Township. Mrs Sarah Hiltis says John Hulburt insulted her and she fired first. She missed and later tried again next morning. Fred Hillis claims Hulburt threatened their home with a revolver. Hillis fired fifty shots, Hulburt wounded and possibly to recover. Mr and Mrs Hillis in custody with examination set for November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Mich
Wheatfield
Crue
Sarah Hiltis
John Hulburt
Fred Hillis
Hulburt
McClellan Attacks Cuban Policy in Valedictory Speech
Washington notes recount George B. McClellan New York mayor elect delivering his valedictory to the House while Representative Stevens from Minnesota opposes the Cuban reciprocity bill. Stevens calls the measure a cruel blow, warning it risks the United States foreign trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Stevens
Minnesota
Mayer-élect
McClellan
New York
Cuba
Pnesday
George & McClellan
Gen. Woot
Alleged boodlers case in Grand Rapids delayed
In Grand Rapids Michigan on November 15 arrests of those tied to boodling linked to Lant K Salsbury may be postponed until next week as the prosecuting attorney’s office is shorthanded and verifies Salsbury’s confession to protect the innocent. Rumors swell the list of potential targets while some instigators try to shield themselves. Assistant Prosecutor Ward will travel to Lansing to represent the people in the Thomas F McGarry case. If the supreme court upholds McGarry’s Florida conviction, returning him for sentencing may face obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grang Rapids
Mich
Lant K. Salsbury
Alsbury
Uering
Ward
Lansing
Thomas F. McGarry
Allegan Circuit
Salsbury
McGarry
Florida
Supreme Court
Uicre
Debate over Cuban policy targets General Wood era
Congress debates a measure on Cuba criticizing General Wood and praising Estrada Palma’s government. McClellan cites cost reductions and accuses Wood of lavish rule while calling the current relief proposal a cautious step. Also appears a tea advertisement from Mrs. Louise Ernest of Evansville endorsing Rocky Mountain Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estrada Palma
Sgures
McClellan
Anoum
Wood
Congress
Cuba
Louise Ernest
Evansville
Rocky Mountain
Saluted Flag as New Republic Emblem Honored by U S
In Panama on November 18 the U S flagship Marblehead saluted the public flag with twenty one guns. Rear Admiral Glass and Panama officials called on the junta at the palace. A military band played The Star Spangled Banner during arrivals and departures. Colombian peace mission claimed progress but Panamanian leaders defended their position and Canal treaty prospects remained contentious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Marblehead
Tres Noviembre
Giazs
Cenersci Cudger
Phelps
Lietevants
Philip Andrews
S. P. Treiline Wider
Weerals Huertas
Jeffries
Diaz
Yarou
Mr. Cudger
Colon
Panama Commission
Senors
Arius
Morales
Arosemena
Peace Commission
Department of
Bolivar
May Hower
Department of Bolivar
Hoguta
Republic of Colombia
Panaria
S.vinius
Corom
Trent
Senor Insignares
Colombia
Senoransignares
Mat Tenerat Reyes
Harard
Tsthims
Panania
Minor State News Highlights Across Michigan Events
Port Huron joins the list of locations to gain a branch normal school. A 13 year old from Nue way drowned in Lake Mary while grating. A Calumet mine drill boy fell seventy feet but escaped serious harm. Tun ton Harbor faces industrial slowdowns from labor and horse shortages. A farmer near Alpena survived a razor attack with unlikely recovery. Eugene Murdock, engineer aboard the Orion, reported killed while at sea. Albion plans to abolish slot machines, city council authorizes seizure and destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Incia
Donalid Nightengale
Nue Way
Lake Mary
Walter Hicks
Hoe Calumet & Hecla
Calumet
Tunton Harbor
Simon Giltoe
Alpena
Smiene
Port Hisar
Eugene Murdock
Orion
Albion
Gity Ecouncil
Thanksgiving Excursion Tickets Across Detroit Southern Route
Excursion tickets on the Detroit Southern line go on sale at all ticket offices Wednesday and Thursday November 25 and 28 for travel to all stations on the line and to connecting points within 159 miles from the start. Tickets are valid for return until November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Southern Railroad
Central Passenger Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. Moore
Chas T. Allen
Prosecuting Attorney
Garman
Cameron
Lalsbury
George Nichols
Ottawa County
Ward Wa
Salabiry
Mrs. Salsbury
Barton
Mr. Salsbury
Laul K
Lenan Ae
Ellis
House of c Son
House of Correction
Wrecker Andrews
Lars
Preston Bank
First National Bank of Detroit
Dhe
Detroitoiat Railway
Union Trust Company
Rochster
Romeo & Lake Orion
Trust Company
George B. M’clellan
New
York's
Representative Stevens
Bill
NEW Republic
Glass
JUNTA
Minor State News
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