Epworth League Second World’s Meeting Summary
The Epworth League plans a major gathering by Chap Lanouga Jabs UT to unite Methodist groups across Wesley lines. The event will discuss church unity, mission methods, and the place of Epworth League within Congregational and Volunteer denominations, aiming to draw in all Methodists.
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Cirtat
Mpworth League
Lanouga
Wesley
duTorins
Merk
WSC
Chirehim
Hristian
Phe Trong
Peverul Deocerries
Mo R. Whitteh
Mob Church
Vaulidiai Methotiat Chieek
Chere
Conference of Art League Leaders Sessions in City Churches
A fragmented report lists participants from various church groups and prominent figures in arts and education preparing for a conference. Activities include evening worships, Sunday services, and lectures led by clergy and civic leaders across churches in City and Lake Mountain areas.
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Canerenewa
Digeuselun
Prieti
League In Arts
Blahops Dusee
Cheburn
Moe. Church
Gatheway
Denadrix
Fhizgerald Nut Abargrove
Myleenaie Howell
Daiminion
Candi
Curnence
Jorge Niles
Howland
Willias
Pork Aistere
Boston
Chittren
Chattanenga
Willae
Sun Rae
Togo
Goatlewas
Dager
New Secretary of State Appointment Reported
Attorney General Richard Olney in charge of Choacn as President Wetard Obey, Massdelutsetv, names Walter Adams as Secretary at State. Edlowit F. Uht of Michigan to continue as Assistant Secretary. Olney born in Worcester County Minnesota. educated at Leder Academy Worcester, Harvard Law School. He entered practice in Boston since 1850, appointed Attorney General March 1808, and oversaw the Lowrey Bank execution. A monument will mark the grave of the late statesman at Byring Grove, Ohio.
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Richard Iiney
Choacn
Preshlent
Wetard Obey
Massdelutsetv
Atduries Chewerad
United States
Rite Walter
Aienhamsa
Edlowit F. Uht
Michigan
Analatint
Ehant Olney
Tie Dist
Worcester County
Minx
Leder Academy
Waorcester Comite
Hrewi Cidveealts
Pravd
Sad
Warvard Law
Tho F. Thomas
Wonton
Ist
Warviard Law
Boston
Cleveland
Elles
Crouse
Enthae Blain
Sues
Mbes
Wollen
Wramer
Varios
Vhatiranda
Truttpson W. McNenty
Menard Ceanty
Thomas Merritt
Marion County
Dua
McNealty
Bentley
Loney 8. Mikler
Chicago
Andrew J. Hunter
Paris
Silver Silver Debate Shapes Illinois Silver Platform
Illinois Democrats at spring convention amid free silver fervor adopt a 16 to 1 silver standard and gold as legal tender. Delegates from Chicago and across the state push for a national monetary conference while electing McConnell as permanent chairman. The hall erupts as supporters chant 10 to 1 and name delegates to a forthcoming national convention.
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India
Ube
John PL Sophina
Chicago
W. RL Lrichsen
Jacksonville
George Wy Fithinn
Newton
Ly YB
Bara
United States
Merchy
Ily
Cila
Ress
Ue Senate
Carminborn
Oita
Committee On
Committee On Permaient Organization
Mign S. YP
McConnell
Cook County
Liaguets Club
Anl
Andre Crayford
Nicholas Ek. Worthington
Peoria
Morris
Iroquois
Gell
Yarnittan
Crawford
McDonnell
Resolutions Committee
Georgy We Filan
Committee On Resolutions
Resolutionsn
Mr. Ficktau
Withian
Costly bad roads spark state road reform debate
In a Tennessee town a Board of Trade memorial cites Engineering Magazine figures showing how poor roads drain the economy. Prof W W Carson calculates hauling costs to Knoxville at 7 40 per ton with 1 250 000 yearly total, while others urge wider, better roads and alternative materials. Camden County road costs decline from 1 14 to 70 cents per square yard, prompting officials to seek lighter and more economical options and possible state and national road support in coming years.
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Board of Trade
Tennessey
Islatuce
Baal
Umit Commonwealth
W.W. Carson
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Tomas
Macadans
Richard T. Ely
Julius Hopkins University
American Economic Association
Jenks
Kaustullege
Hlinets
New Jersey
Telford
Camden County
The Children of Athens and its Playtime Pastimes
An account of ancient A thenian childhood describes universal playthings from early toys to later games. Children in Athens and across Europe enjoyed hobby horses dice spinning tops and outdoor activities like skimming stones trampolines? no, and ball games as girls played with waxed dolls while Blindman's buff and tag-like games flavored daily life.
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Athens
Bundmian
Intelligent Swallow Intelligence Observed in Nests
Dr. F W Knowlton of Smith Institution reports swallows show high intelligence by stealing clay pellets from a neighboring nest to repair their own. A female bird repeatedly pilfers fresh clay while mates away, reducing competition by reshaping nests, indicating deliberate, strategic nesting behavior.
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F. W. Knowlton
Smith Socian
Ltnstitution
Koonstorn
Nolph- Dor
Lome Bird Grove
Swallows Seal Off Old Nest After Bird Found Dead
The passage describes swallows walling up an old nest entrance and later opening it to reveal a dead swallow inside. Observers note the bird likely died naturally, but the dead body attracted concern as it would soon become offensive, prompting the collection method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ula
Two Wid Clergymen and Cranberry Tart Incident
A tale from Princeton era recounts two widowed clergymen and a Cranberry tart quarrel at Cranberry presbytery. Dr Hall calmed heated tempers with a witty juristic motion about putting sugar in the dish, eliciting laughter and easing tension. Dominie Comfort, famed for humor, quipped at dinner that comfort came from a cannon’s growth.
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Der
Hall
Princeton
N. J
Presbyterian Church
Cranberry
Cranferry
New Jersey
Dominis Comfort
Launon
Theological Seminary
Alpine Lake Medivat Lake Death Sea of America
In Southern Washington at 2300 feet on the Columbia plateau lies an Alpine Lake called Medivat Lake. It is about a mile long, up to three quarters of a mile wide, and penetrates to sixty feet depth. Its waters resemble the Dead Sea, with no plants nearby and scant animal life save a large boat bug and the famed walking fish. The walking fish measures eight to nine inches, has a membrane around its tail, and possesses four fins and toes on the fore portion.
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Medivat Lake
Great Columbian Plateau
Washington
Pacific
Dead Sea of America
Dead Sea of
Palestine
Queen's spring holiday costs eyed at twenty thousand pounds
Rumor says the Queen's annual south coast holiday costs approach £20,000, including rent for Hotel Cimlex La and villas for royal occupancy. Analysts note these expenses are part of the broader travel bill rather than a separate item.
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Cimlex la
London
Royal Betrothal Rumor Ties Dutch Queen to British Prince
A London gossip notice suggests Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, may wed Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands. It notes Wilhelmina’s August 31 1880 birth at The Hague and Alfred’s October 15 1874 birth in London, with their mothers cited in the rumor.
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Holwail
Londdin
Alfred
Duke of Edinburgh
Wihelmina
Holland
the Hague
Loniton
Wilhelmalun
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