Bishops Attend M E Missionary Convention in Boston
The Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened its annual meeting in Bromfield Street Church under the banner The Evangelization of the World in This Generation. Over 30 bishops and delegates from across the country attended as speeches praised Roosevelt. Speakers noted large Catholic presence and discussed allocating about 75,000 for foreign work and 50,000 for urban missions. Bishop Edward S. Andrews led the morning session and Bishop Frank W. Warne the afternoon. the evening session occurred at People's Temple in Washington, DC.
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Missionary Society of
Th Methodist Episcopal Church
Bromfield Street
General Missions Committee
Roosevelt
Thomas Bowman
Stephen M. Merrill
Edward G. Andrews
Henry W. Warren
Cyrus D. Foss
John M. Walden
Willard F. Mallalieu
Charles H. Fowler
John H. Vincent
James N. Fitzgerald
Isaac W. Joyce
Daniel A. Goodsell
Charles C. McCabe
Earl Cranston
David H. Moore
John W. Hamilton
Joseph F. Berry
Henry Spellmeyer
William F. McDowell
James W. Bashford
William Burt
Luther B. Wilson
Thomas B
J. H. Mansfield
Boston
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Edward S. Andrews
Frank W. Warne
People’s Temple
Washington, D. C
General Missionary Committee of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bromfield Street Church
W. F. Mallalieu
Auburndale
General Missionary Committee
J. W. Joyce
Minneapolis, Minn
Southern Asia
Roosevelt Wave Swamps Nation in 1904 Election
The piece outlines Roosevelt’s broad victory across states led by Chicago and New York. It notes large Republican pluralities in Pennsylvania, Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota, Indiana, Ohio, Kansas, Nebraska, and West Virginia, with strong gains in Congress and Senate. Debs and Watson drew notable votes indicating Democratic discontent and a realignment mood.
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Martin Saxe
McCarren
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Minnesota
Colorado
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Democratic Party
Imperial Tokay Case Drives Voyage Into English Adventure
On a 1902 voyage, the rare Imperial Tokay bound for England moves from Hahn to Harvey Crook under trust. Merrick buys the case for 200 pounds, seeks romance and profits, while Crook weighs Hahn’s interests and duty. Daisy Merrick stirs a daring plan as they near Southampton.
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Hahn
Harvey Crook
Crook
England
Wyman W. Merrick
Mr. Merrick
Daisy
Europe
Lyman W. Merrick
Daisy Merrick
Mr. Crook
Untitled Program Of British Isles Voyage In Early Steam Era
A description of a grand voyage toward Southampton with a daily coverage of about 2000 square miles featuring places and scenery, held up briefly when a propeller shaft malfunction interrupted the otherwise exemplary engine performance during the journey.
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Southampton
British Isles
Rajapur Reaches Southampton in Tow Afterglow of Auction
Rajapur finally enters Southampton water trailing a tow rope with a small smoky tug at the lead. The landing runs late, diverting attention from the program and forcing the Tokay magnum auction to be squeezed into the first hours ashore. The scene underscores the peculiarities of a long planned tour.
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Rajapur
Southampton
Muggsy’s Curiosity at Election Bet Spoof
A comic scene shows a man paying an election bet while pushing a peanut and balancing a flour bag on his head. Muggsy interferes as Mulligan appears, promising that Sunday’s Post will reveal how he wins and the fun involved.
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Muggsy
Mulligan
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