Clergyman’s divorce row rips Bible church ties in Philadelphia
Rev George F Kettle formerly assistant rector of Christchurch Baltimore faces backlash after marrying a divorced woman and seeking to remain in ministry. The triangle includes his former wife from Pocomoke City and new wife, with church authorities debating ecclesiastical approval in New Jersey and Philadelphia and parishioner division over the rector’s fate. Civil court action may follow as debates intensify among church leaders and lay members.
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Philadelphia
George F. Ketel
Christchurch
Baldimore
Palmyra
N. J
Scerborough
Heffireleas
Trenton
Lea
Renden
bin Decialon
Gibally
Starborough
Keltell
Duke of Devonshire Accepts Free Food League Presidency
In Lonton on October 17 the Duke of Devonshire, former lord president of the gednnel, agreed to lead the Free Food league campaign against Mr Chamberlain and Mr Balfour. A letter from Devonshire to Sir Michiel Ayeke- Baach was read at the parliamentary committee meeting approving his presidency with conditions, and the committee notified the duke.
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Lonton
Duke of Devonshire
Gednnel
Free Food_league
Chamberlain
Balfour
the League
Dike’ of Devonshire
Michiel Ayeke-Baach
Ruehle
League
Gnd
Tax Commission Critiqued by Supervisors Over Assessment Fairness
The tax commission is called useless by Hao and other supervisors who accuse it of biases. Grnhner alleges the commission favors railroads, raising values on manufacturing and residence properties while lowering railroad values. Chase warns against state commission action. Hathaway and Van Ostrand vent frustration with assessing processes and criticize outsiders valuing properties they have not seen.
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John Cambe
Tax Commission
Grehner
State’ Tax Commission
Teague
Railrodds
Davyer
Sixteen dead and forty injured in Pennsylvania railroad wreck near Trenton
Special to The Telegram from Trenton New Jersey reports sixteen railroad repair workers killed and about forty injured in a collision on the Pennsylvania Railroad's Belvidere division eight miles above Trenton. The accident occurred while work trains operated on the line, and authorities began an extended relief effort.
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Trenton
Nev
Bixtain
Bividers
Pennsylvania Road
All Granted Alaskan Boundary Deal Statement
The commission reports the Portland Canal boundary settlement favors Canada. It states the canal area is ceded as part of the accord. The decision shifts territorial control and impacts regional claims, with officials confirming the transfer aligns with negotiated terms.
Alaska Railway Plan Prompts Federal Action
Washington Oct 7 John B Bai nine chairman of the signed cou aake Central railway faces approval delays after earlier testimony. The line would run from Bernard on the southern coast of Masia north to the Tanang river 429 miles, connecting central Alaska by rail. At 25 miles per year the project aims to enable daily coastal communication. President Roosevelt urged rapid handling by departments due to Alaska resource development. Seward designated postoffice and postmaster Lille N Gordon appointed. Seward as a subsport of entry considered. Government cable extension to Seward harbor eyed. Lighthouse at Seward entrance asked. London boundary dispute may favor United States per officials here.
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Washington
John B.bainine
Cou | Aake Central Railway
Benard
Masia
Tanang River
Syhen
Alaska
Roustvelt
Ballaing
Sheni
Mbtic
Seward
Lille N. Gordon
Wengury
War Department
Interior Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Lighthouse Board
Seward Harbor
London
United States
Esa
Ain
School Notes and Friday Current Events Reports
The history class now reports on current events every Friday morning. Several posters promote the Adrian vs Ann Arbor foot race drawing attention around town. The county courthouse held a criminal trial of Lewis E Walker for embezzlement with a guilty verdict.
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Ime
Bughell
Manbeth
Migs Rommal
Mabel Trus
Glen Club
The
Circuit.court of Tenawee County
Lyceum Funday
Lewis E.’ Walker
Larrill
Norman Angell
Sherif
Graves
Thay
Messrs
Williams and Westerman
Baler
Nod McFarland
Savan
Oltt
Temperature Report From Doon Weather Evening to Morning
Fragmentary weather note reports a high near 37 and a low around 4. It mentions Sunday afternoon and last night conditions, with references to government data and a shift to morning readings at 7. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate temperature records and daily changes.
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Mercury
Saas
Doon
Churches in town advertise varied services and speakers
The paper lists multiple churches with forthcoming services. Methodist, Christchurch, Second Baptist, Church of Christ, First Baptist Shore, ME church and United Brethren outline sermon topics, times, Sunday schools, choir, and special events. Details include "To Die is Gain" and other religious messages, with invitations to all residents.
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Methodist Protestanat Church
C. W
Christchurch
St. Luke
Dem Chapner
Second Baptist Church
Christ
Toledo
Streat
B. W. Huntsman
Clrletian
Cluss
First Baptist- Ghoreh
Franklin W. Swast
Trontie
Lydan
A. L. Parker
Detroit
Sabjad
Moses Peankee
Tix
Matt
Heb
Dorcas Chapel
Nate Shunge
God’s House
Nickereau
Brotherhood
Sams
Christian Sciones Hall
East Maumidd Étrest
Aoor
Subjest
Waluesday
United Brethren'in
Y. WM
Cormero
Treat
James Streat
A .Strmon
Reilbart
Atas TH
Ros
Te Wilson
James Isttadk
Thiaia
Ohriai
Meeting of Christian Women’s Board of Missions Draws 3000
The convention opened at Woodward Avenue Congregational Church with over 3000 attendees. Agnes Lackey a missionary from Deoghur India spoke on Tadis child welfare, describing poverty, idol worship, and medical neglect among ruined homes. Key leaders Fannie R. Thomson and N. J. Atkinson urged support. an orphanage will be built in Monterey Puerto Rico and last year’s missions gifts topped 926,478 with 17,000 for orphans.
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Nouwiteen
Board of Missions
Woodward Avenue Congregational Church
Tadis
Agnes Lackey
Deoghur
India
Tadia
Plecta
Saylor
Fannie R. Thomsor
Ant Arbor
Atkinson O
Indianapolis
Matly Pounds
Monterey
Porto Rico
Foius
Court hears about love letters written by Baker
The court reads a set of letters attributed to Baker describing romantic letters to Miss Adams. The documents are described as degrading and would embarrass her if published. The letters were written in September 2001 and read aloud over a full day.
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Rapids
Nilon
Agkeil
Abe
Baker
Heterkel
Miss Adams
Bae
Melly
Pardon Blank in Court Sparks Legal Debate
Sparford case opens with pardon form blank as judge notes no name. Chittenden reports potential discharge denied and a written opinion to Governor Bliss. if improper service found, Sparford may face sentence. Also brief notes on local incidents including a Michigan wedding, a fugitive bigamist located in England, a prominent club woman’s death, and an Indian reservation shootout.
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Bliss
Chittenden
Spafford
Eighty three American soldiers buried at Manila cemetery
Oct 17 reports ninety three soldiers interred in the Philippines, joined by a platoon of guards for the solemn burial. Remains accompanied to the grave by religious officers, as tension and war memory linger.
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Waebluzton
Philippines
Axlinguination
Goldiers
Hassiety in the Nations Capital City Best of Not
Readable fragments highlight tension over leadership in the capital city. The piece notes competing factions and questions of governance amid a backdrop of political maneuvering. Names and places remain unclear, but the regional focus centers on national capital politics.
Dowie in New York
Restora tion Hort leader John Alexander Dowie garrisoned a Madison Square Garden site to begin house to house visits and a Sunday public service. About 400 first detachment men arrived by special train, amid confusion over Dowie’s private carriage, as a thief absconded with a $1,500 diamond and pearl brooch from Mrs Dowie’s cabin. Dowie denied plans for a $50,100,000 fund or founding Zion City in New York.
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York
John Alexander Towie
Madison Senate Garden
Grant Central Station
Plaza Hotel
Nowie
Telegram Map Free With Subscription Offer
A fragment describes a promotional deal for Telegram Map offers free presentation to subscribers paying a year ahead or six months in advance at the office. Maps are not sold through agents or mailed, but express delivery is available for 25 cents. Overstock drives the giveaway suggestion. reading like a brokered bargain.
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