Lively Tilt at Triennial Episcopal Convention
On Oct. 17 the Triennial Episcopal convention met in the morning session with substantial business. Debates over missionary jurisdiction in Michigan sparked a lively tilt as proponents and opponents clashed over dividing the diocese. Debates touched on canons, distribution of the Book of Common Prayer, and new missionary territories including Arizona, New Mexico, and Western Colorado.
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House of Deputies
House of Bishops
C&z
Missouri
Albany
Kentucky
Massachusetts
California
Fonde
Minnesota
Robert C. Foute
Wilbur F. Stone
Colorado
Spencer Trask
J. C. Bancroft Davis
West
Natings
Pittsburg
Arizona
New Mexico
Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society
Aoting
Michigan
Foude
McLean
Panic in Budapest Opera Sparks Panic and Bruising
An audience at Budapest’s opera house panicked when a gallery patron fell ill with cholera. Bruising spread as people rushed to escape. Other items note Mrs Harrison’s decline, New York city weigher arrest, Bristol Tie Mill suspensions, Colonel Morrow’s conviction, Eli Perkins backing Cleveland, and Blaine’s strong GOP show of support.
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Buda Pesta
New York
Tepe
Francis C. Hewitt
Wall Street
Uncle Sam
Hewitt
Eli
Cleveland
Eli Perkins
Ciro Carter
Republican National Comand Ttee
Harrison
Cleve
Mary Lease Talks on Weaver and Southern Outrages
Inter Ocean prints a three column interview with Mrs. Mary E Lease Kansas orator and People's party organizer on her southern tour She defends Weaver while urging caution toward southern violence noting prominent men key in disturbances She supports her party but says voting for Weaver to elect Cleveland would be wrong Also reports Kappa Sigma Fraternity conclave in Washington and resignation of Colonel T B Long in Raleigh plus a possible Gray appointment if Cleveland wins A cholera scare in Pittsburg follows a death at a hotel and postmortem planned
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Carcano
Inter-Ocean Dublighes
Mary E. Lease
Kansas
People's Party
South
General Weaver
Weaver
Cleveland
Killed in Questionable Resort Incident Claims Youth
John Dunnavant, a young man in the county, was shot by a woman at a house with a bad reputation. He died after his skull was penetrated, though the wound appeared minor at first. The shooter fled as investigators consider the case a fatal crime.
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Cuestteer
8. C
John Dunnavant
Chas
Deserving Praise for Trusted Remedies In Sale
We declare our citizens have long bought Dr King s New Discovery for consumption Dr King s New Life Pills Bucklen s Arnica Balm and Electric Bitters and never found remedies that sell so well or give universal satisfaction We guarantee them and stand ready to refund the money if not satisfied.
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Dr. King
Bucklen
Mexican Plan and Public Schools in 1892 Letter
In a Mexico letter dated Sept 29 1892 the writer defends missionary work and public schooling as tools to improve Mexican labor, rebukes an Arkansas lawyer critic, and argues for cultural reform. He cites Roumania as a success story where public schools and Christian learning shaped a nation, and urges similar education for Mexicans and Native Americans.
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MexiCo City
Tey
Arkansas
Embad
Mexico
London
Paris
America
Great Basin
France
Pari:s
New York
Europe
Lord Bresford
Champs Elyses
Pruth
Danube
Roumania
Ottoman Empire
Holdavia
Valachia
Athens
Greece
Napoeon III
Russias
Austro-Hungaria
Alexander Conza
Charles I
Elizabeth
Carmen Sylva
London Poisoning Case Opens At Old Bailey Trial
Trial of Thomas Neill Cream for murder by poison begins at Old Bailey. Prosecutor details Cream’s English and American history, noting deaths of Clover Donnath Marsh and Sherrill after encounters with him. Evidence includes poisoned pills, drug case, and letters linked to blackmail schemes.
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London
Thomas Neill Cream
Matilda Clover
Old Bailey
P. F. Gill
Treasury
Gill
Clover
Donnath
England
Marsh
Sherrill
Ellen Danworth
Harvey Drug Company
Stevenson
Georgia News Briefs From Various Towns
Macon aims for a fall carnival while Ware county ships numerous crossties weekly. Perry eyes new brick stores as the Georgia Baptist Association meets at Siloam Greene county. Kilpatrick of White Plains elected mediator amid a Warrenton personal clash leaving minor injuries. F T Sanford plans three $7,000 homes on Greene street Augusta. Dilton saw a fire consuming the Georgia Iron and Mining Company building with $2,000 loss and $1,000 insurance. Arlington’s Scarborough hotel burned. insured at $3,900. Major Goff recalls 1789 chair and 1769 sideboard from Virginia heritage. Mrs Warren’s mother Mrs Bull of Augusta aided by Mrs Butt in extinguishing a dress fire, both hands burned.
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Ware County
Perry
Georgia Baptist Association
Siloam
Greene County
J. H. Kilpatrick
White Plains
Warrenton
E. C. Scruggs
N.C Edwards
F.T. Sanford
Turner
G. Volger
Greene Street
Lincoln
Augusta
Sanford
Georgia Irpol and Mining Company
Dilton
Hamburg Bremen
Scarborough
Arlington
H. F . Scarborough
Major” Goff
Thomasville
Goff
Old Virginia
John Uv. Bull
Louis Goldstin
Atlanta
Mr. Warren
Richmond
Election date changed for Georgia synod meeting in 1892 Cartersville
A Presbyterian notice from Rev. L C Vass D D moderator of the Georgia synod changes the meeting date from November 9 to November 2 in Cartersville at 730 PM. The report mentions political tensions and urges civic participation ahead of election day November 8.
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L. C. Vass
D. D
Synod of Georgia
Cartersville
Lovely time at Susie party ends as old Ga zette closes
The piece recalls a Willer Crick gathering hosted by Susie and Bill, with BM Hucks credited as a leading guest hunter and reporter. Food, cake and pies, pickles and feasts are described as the party winds down with Susie married and the Gazette fading. Also mentions Kemp's Balsam ad and Georgia Clarke County administration notice for Chas Campbell estate.
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Hucks
Willer Crick
Bill
Willer
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Vention
Budapesta
Washinaton
Cotton Tie Mills
Bristol
Bristol Ro Mill Company
Bank
Rielow
Tre Mills
J. H. Morrow
Cotumata
D. C
J. Er Morrow
Beena
Blaine
Waite Pyntins
N. Y
Ophir Farm
New Yok
Chauncey M. Depew
Wm. Brookfield
Feee
Coninue
Pat . Depew
Depew
Reid
Blai
M&s
Mary Lease
Cappa Sigma Corclave
WashineTon
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Ebbitt House
Long
T. B. Long
People’s Party
E. G. Butler
Vance County
Gray
Indianapolis
G. C. Mabon
United States Ganger
Ae A
Parkerssura
W. Va
F. E. King
King
Boston
Ind
Theodore Longest
Daniel Starr
Longest
Winfield
Mosier
Santa Fe
Financel Tae
Columera
Abbeville
G. M. Hodges
Bali
Hodges
Cons
Mary Lusch
Emma Grace
Lusch
Thomas Neill
Priest
Winslow
Soormiva Symur
Diario
Macon
E.R. Jernigan
Doyle
Fort Valley
State
W. D. Morris
Daniel McHorton
Dan Bowles
Macedonia Church
Toombs
Old Cook
Millie
Washington
J. A. Wilcher
Glascock County
Warren A. Candler
Emory College
Savannah
Candler
George F. Pierce
Georgia
Carrollton
Tanis
Alm Maxeys
Robert Ward
A. T .Brightwell
W. C Birchmore & Co
J. H. Brightwell
Crow T. Hart
Campbell
All Drugts
R. C. Kinnard & Son
Towaliga, Ga
Susie
Clarke County
Cottec
W. D. Griffith
Alec Nbers
M. Henamertoy
Clarke
Andrew J. Cobb
Chas. D. Campbell
Texas
Prss
Court of Ordinary
Eaid County
M. Herrington
James KE. Spinks
Sarah A. G. Spinks
E'Seleve
Silitary Hills
P.P.P
P. P
Lippman
H. A. Ancuesg
M. D
Oxford &J
Brooklyn
Nerie City
Bloomingdale
Epwi F. Parnas
M.D
Inthrop
125Th Street
70 Ave. Oat
New York City
Toe Cewrave Company
Munnar Staeet
Yous
Talmage & Bright Well
Athens, GA
TETHO
Marewalter
Champion ON Iron Fence Co
Broad ST
AE RG
Ie ‘Adareas Vo Neive Seed CO
Unionenet & Kinnebrew
R. C. Orr
Druggiat
Cotefon Seed
R. L. Moss & CO
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