Fear It Means Church Union In Presbyterian Assembly
In Ark May 2 the southern Presbyterian general assembly debated consolidating the Louisville and Danville seminaries. Proponents claim shared standards justify union. opponents fear northern control and friction. No final action taken, matter adjourned to morning. Major report opposed. minority supported consolidation. Speeches by Rev Morris and Col Bullitt. Also discussed attendance at Confederate decoration exercises and committee leadership changes.
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Macon
Coronel Thomas W. Bullitt
Lenleville
Morris
Colonel Bullitt
General Assembly
Dr. T. Johnson
Richmond
Omer R. Weaver
United Confederate Veterans
Committee On Christian Education
R .G. Reed
Columbia
D. C
Assembly
Committee On Narrative
Swanson Challenges Montague To Statewide Governor Debate
Richmond May 2 Special The Democratic nomination fight for Virginia governor features a historic joint debate plan between Swanson and Montague with meetings to span the state. Swanson issued a nationwide challenge after returning to the cells, signaling Montague is likely to accept.
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Louisville Manufacturers Form Group to Fight Striking Machinists
Louisvile Ky May 2 The Machinery Manufacturers Association was organized this afternoon by the largest local employers of machinists to oppose the strike. They say workers can return without wage increases but no conference will be held with union members. Some employers outside the association have settled with their men, and they plan to import machinists from other cities to keep plants running.
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Scorpion Reaches Helena for Two-Day Stay
The United States steamship Scorpion arrived in Fetena Arkansas City Arkansas May 21 in the afternoon after a direct run from Rosedale. Mayor and city council met her welcome committee to arrange two days of entertainment. Officers depart for Memphis Friday morning and a farewell party is planned for tomorrow evening.
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Fragmented ad text hints at sewing machine critique
Partial OCR reads like a debate over a sewing machine model and directness of its merit. Mentions Wheeler & Wilson and a comparison to another maker. The readable chunks imply a consumer notices or advertorial discussing quality and service expectations amid limited legible content.
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United Brethren Church Conference Adjourns at Frederick
The general convocation of the United Brethren Church in Christ at Frederick Md adjourned to meet in Topeka Kan in 1908. An amendment bans tobacco use by ministers in church districts and the apostles creed alters hell to hades. Rev W Meee elected general secretary.
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They Fear the Mormons for Cumberland Orphans Assembly
Philadelphia May 21 the Cumberland Presbyterian general assembly heard Rev Dr Thomas son call for funding and anti polygamy amendment while the home missions report urged prompt action and a large annual gift. The assembly sang America after the address and debated overtures about home mission support and organization. A telegram from Cumberland presbytery at West Point Miss was read.
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Home Missions
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Chicago
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Cumberland
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Miss
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St. Louis
Cumberland Presbyterian
Owensburo Presbytery
Kentucky
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Anu
Mr. Cockyum
Illinos
Rey
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Lekas
Key
LA. Horton
Louisiana
James J. Clarke
Tennessee
Some win and some fail Examination for Naval Academy
The Navy announces candidates who passed mental and physical exams for admission at Annapolis on May 21. Caldwell and Spears passed. Glover Davis Ferguson Jackson also qualified. Several others failed or needed reexamination in English subjects, including Haines Wem Hayng Reese and Sweeney Jr.
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W. O. Spears
Tennessee
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South Carolina
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North Carolina
R.A. Jackson
Virginia
Gordon W. Haines
Georgia
Isaac Whwem Hayng
Albert 3. Reese
Jom C. Sweeney, Jr
Veterans of Mexican War Honor McKinley Greeting in Fort Worth
The Texas Association of Mexican War Veterans met in Fort Worth with small attendance. The group noted the aged membership, youngest being seventy two, and relayed a message of cordial greetings from President McKinley praising the veterans and mentioning Mrs. McKinney's improving health.
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William McKinley
Military Park Visit At Vicksburg Inspected By Officials
Vicksburg Miss May 1 John G Schofield chief war department clerk General H V Boynton chairman Chickamauga park commission Colonel John P Nicholson chairman Gettysburg park commission Colonel C Cadie chairman Shitoh park commission with General Statv D Lee and Vicksburg park commission inspect the military park work now in progress Banquet followed for Chickamauga Weshington Gurley and Johnson to resume Washington May 24 after a suspension of business last week plans for future operations discussed
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Get Out of Doors: Spring Outdoor Life Encouraged
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch extols leaving indoor confines for fresh air and outdoor activity. It praises nature’s beauty and a wide range of sports from cycling to boating, arguing outdoor exertion reduces wrongdoing by promoting wholesome recreation and broader mobility.
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Direct Selling Plan for Cotton Mills Proposed in Charlotte
Dr. John H. McAden announces a new financing scheme by the Cotton Manufacturers' Commission Company to cash all sales through their network. The plan uses a New York backed company and exclusive southern selling rights to eliminate speculation, with commissions capped at 4 percent. George D. Mumford and Barwell, Walker & Candler supervise. agreements outline financing and exclusive selling arrangements.
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Maufacturing Commercial Company
Barwell, Walker & Candler
Sata
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Mississippi River
James Freeman-Brown Company
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Chough
Freeman-Brown Company
Southern Cotton Spinners’Association
Wu Ting Fang Captures U S Admiration for Courage and Cleverness
The piece extols Wu Ting Fang, praising his bravery, ingenuity, and eloquence. It argues his unique usefulness to China and his ability to win American esteem, contrasting him with other envoys and lamenting the turbulent events in China and Western misrepresentations.
Bodies recovered from City of Paducah wreck near Bronkhorst
In Carrikendale Illinois on May 1 two more bodies were found from the City of Paducah sinking near Bronkhorst. Mate Tobias Royal reports the company believes twenty seven lives were lost, including twenty two negroes.
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Aycock Returns to Promote State and National Constitutions
Governor Aycock, back from New York, presented copies of the national and state constitutions to forty two graduates of the State Normal and Industrial College for Warren at Greensboro. He will speak at Enma tomorrow with a reception, and on Thursday at Brice's Creek academy.
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Governor offers $200 reward for William Foster
Raleigh May 2 Special The Governor offers two hundred dollars reward for William Foster a near relative who in Franklin county killed white farmer Furney Johns at dawn with a stone. Several posses are scouring the region as the community feels bitter against him.
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Atlanta Man Transferred From China to Manila
Washington May 1 The post office department cabled instructions to China directing the 411 ita representatives in the military postal service to leave on the first available transport. B Z Robinson of Atlanta, superintendent there, has been assigned to duty in the Philippines. This marks the close of the United States military postal service in China.
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Coroner Says Woman Denies Priest's Death Knowledge
A mysterious woman known as Mrs Kirke Stanier appeared at Coroner Barisch's office and testified under oath, claiming no knowledge of Father Phillipe's death. Coroner Barisch later said she could not aid the inquest, offering no usable information about the case.
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Barisch
Bausch
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