Northern Baptist convention forms with Hughes as president
Oklahoma City hosts the Northern Baptist convention with about 800 delegates and 1,000 visitors. Governor Hughes is re elected president and Harry P Judson is first vice president as the organization unifies the denomination and pledges to influence public questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
New York
Morning Journal
Okla
Northern Baptist Convention
White Temple
Harry Pratt Judson
Chicago University
Hughes
Albany
Chicago
Illinois
Oklahoma
Charles RE. Hughes
Harry P Judson
Senate considers currency bill and creates monetary commission
In the closing days of the session the Senate reports a likely final word on the currency issue. A joint resolution to form a nine senator nine representative National Monetary Commission was passed to study banking and currency. Also under consideration are charges against Colonel William F. Stewart and a court inquiry ordered by the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Congress
Aldrich
Committee On Finance
National Monetary Commission
Rayner
William F. Stewart
Coast Artillery
District of Columbia
Territories
Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Medical Leaders
Leading medical writers and teachers across schools of practice recommend Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for weak stomach dyspepsia and chronic catarrhal diseases. The formula, praised by Bartholow Hare Shinnwood and others, contains no poisonous or habit forming drugs and claims to cure stomach and bronchial affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Bartholow
Jefferson Med. College
Hare
the Univ. of
Golden Medical Discover
Senate Adjourns After Lengthy Discussion at $82
Government employees debated a measure at length before the senate adjourned for the day at the $82 mark. The session paused as lawmakers weighed the implications and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House delegates reforms and forest conservation bills pass
In Washington on May 21 the House approved a conference report on the District of Columbia traction bill with universal transfers removed, and adopted the agricultural appropriation bill. Senate amendments raising public building funds were disagreed to, prompting a conference. Bills establishing a mines bureau, forest conservation cooperation, and a National Forest Commission were passed.
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House
Washington
District of Columbia
Chion
Senate
Interior Department
Bureau of Mines
White and
Southern
Appalachian Mountains
National Forest Commission
Outlook Better for Ship Subsidy Bill
Washington May 21 Congress advances ship subsidy plan as conferees on the post office appropriation bill accept Senate amendment authorizing the postmaster general to contract with steamship lines to South America the Philippines Japan China and Australia for mail carriage and to pay second class vessels the same rate as first class to Europe and third class rates. The move aims to encourage new passenger and mail routes to these regions.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Post Office
Senate
Postmaster General
South America
Philippine Islands
Japan
China
Australia
Europe
Douglas Chamber of Commerce Plans First Annual Dinner
Invitations issued in Albuquerque announce Douglas Arizona will host the Douglas Chamber of Commerce dinner on Monday May 25. Governor Curry of New Mexico Governor Kibbey of Arizona and other Southwestern officials will attend to promote the National Irrigation Congress. Senator Hopewell and Secretary Twitchell of the board of control accompany Curry along with several Southern New Mexico and Paso residents supporting the Congress.
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Douglas Chamber of Ecommerce
Douglas
Arizona
Curry
New Mexico
Kibbey
National Irrigation Congress
Lhe
Hopewell
Twitchell
Board of Control
Paso
Congress
Presbyterian Moderator Elected At Kansas City Assembly
Dr. Baxter P. Fullerton of St. Louis was elected moderator of the Presbyterian church in the United States to succeed Rev. Dr. William H Roberts of Philadelphia. The opening session in Kansas City heard a spirit of unity and cooperation as the ten day general assembly began with 800 commissioners and representatives from Porto Rico the Philippines Alaska and additional nations.
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Morning Journal
Kansas City
Keyvy
Baxter P. Fullerton
St. Louis
Presbyterian Church In
United States
William H Roberts
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Fullerton
FF. J. Nicholls
At Louis
Mack A. Matthews
Beattle
Missionary Record
Roberts
Porto Rico
Philippines
Alaska
New Church Moderator Presides at Union Convention Hall
The new moderator assumed office and led the Lord's supper during a ceremony in Convention Hall. Sixty ruling elders of the church assisted in the service, while Dr. Roberts' sermon urged Christian cooperation against evil.
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Ents
Roberts’ Seremon
United States
Loord
Warehouse fire in Memphis destroys two buildings
The Warehouse Alde Rain Elevator owned by Jones & Rodgers and the Orgill Bros. & Co. hardware warehouse in Memphis burned tonight. Loss estimated at 8250000 dollars.
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Memphis
Tenn
alde@rain elevator
Jones & Rodgers
Asa
Orgill Bros. & Co
Lusitania Sets Record Pace Off Nantucket Shoals
The Lusitania of Cunard passed Nantucket shoals lighthouse at 6 37 PM establishing record speed since leaving Dunbar last Sunday. Reported at over 25 knots amid clear seas with passengers on deck waving as the liner neared Sandy Hook expected early Friday morning.
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Morning Journal
Newport
R. I
Lusitania
Cunard Line
Nantucket Shoals
Dents Rock
Sandy Hook
Nantucket
Lusitania Penported Off Fire Island Advances Speed Run
New York reports the steamer Lusitania from Liverpool and Queenstown was sighted off Fire Island at 105 this morning in thick fog. The vessel notified stations by wireless and, despite possible delays from fog and minor incidents, is expected to beat its best tong record on the voyage.
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New York
Liverpool
Queenstown
Fire Island
Public Land Notice for Ramón Vigil y Apodaca Claim
Notice from the U S Land Office Santa Fe New Mexico May 2 1908 that Ramon Vigil y Apodaca seeks final proof for tract in sections 35 36 T N R 2 N M P M before H W S Otero June 15 1908 with witnesses Pilar Vigil Emiliano Vigil Policarpo Sanchez Mariano Vigil. protest or rebuttal rights stated.
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Santa Fe
N. M
D Eclaimant
H. W
Otero
U. & Court
Albuquerque
Policarpo Sanchez
Mariano Vigil
Old Albuquerque
Interior Department
Manuel R. Otero
Register
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
H. W. S. Otero
United States Court
Rosalia Vigil de Lujan
Vicente Lujan
T. M
Vis
Crecencio Aragon
Acclastico Vigil
Pelicaspo Sanchez
Pablo Salazar
Francisco Lucero Y Montoya
Alameda
Township
United States
Plajedes Maldonado
Alfredo Sandoval
Jacobo Tafoya
Nicanor Pacheco
Manuel ER
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The
Chamber of Commerce
DR. Fullerton
America
E. L. Washburn Company
S. Beyond
W. Gold
Gendmede
rAighta
Casnow É
Second Judicial District
Territory of
United States of America
O. A. Burtner
A. Burtner
S. G. Stein
Abebott
Supreme Court of
Territory of New Mexico
Second Judicial District Court
A. DD
John Venable
Union
Vici
Oxford
H. H
SSS
Southwesternusiness Association
Central Avenue
Economist
North Fourth Street
M22
M24
H. W. Rand and Co
South
Arno
S. William
Joe Richards
East Central Ave
George F. Woodward
Moctezuma
Sonora
Mexico
Household Loan Company
Grant
West Central Ave
Security Warehouse & Improvement Co
Grant Block
Third Street
Central Ave
Fruit Ave
Remington Typewriter
Millett
Central
Rosces
Lockhart
D. J. Rankin and Co
Broadway
Underwood
Millett Studio
West Central
N. Arno
Denver
E. Lionave
Futrette Furniture Co
West End of Viaduct
Care Journal
Hl. Notley
Highland Livery
John
Tenut House
Scheele
North Fourth
Mountain Roar
Bezemek
South High
Nacamuli
S. Arno
Joan
Journal
Bath
Park
8Th St
Kent Avenue
South Walter Street
Highlands
North Arne St
North Second Street
South Second
South Arno
W. Tijeras
South Edith
North 6Th
South Broadway
Jis N. Walter
Weaus Inn
A. X. Vas Journal
J. A. F. Care Journal
North Fifth
Third St
Mountain
Jacob G. Stuppl
Magdalena
N. 6Th Street
Wil
Moe
Trimble
H. KE. Rutherford
Sooth Broadway
McVay
North Amno
David Marks
Maharam
Los Angeles
Silver Avenue
Third Street Meat Market
Emil Kleinwort
Masonic
North Third Street
W. L. Trimble & Co
N. Second St
Venice OF America
Villa Office
Venice
California
Texas
Superior Lumber and Mill Co
South Wirst Street
Airdome
Theater Corner
Tippler
C. A. Grande
North Brackway
Pew
Tijeras Canyon
the Simpier - Clark Shoe Company
P. O
Ladies
Oxfords
Oxfordsen
N. Fourth
Fourth Stret
Sth
Fourth Ward
N. 12Th Street
A. Fleischer
Ralmerare
Inguban
Guelty
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