A Pulpit Leader’s Broad Demands for a Church Superintendent
The speaker argues a church superintendent must command conservative respect, possess executive gifts and human insight, be a skilled financier and original thinker, and excel in writing and oratory. A generous pension plan and bread and butter allotment are proposed as sound business for churches.
Unfair To Charge Homeowners For Permanent Pavements In Bridgeport
Two hundred citizens gathered in Bridgeport's Common Council chamber to oppose the proposed wholesale paving plan funded by Warrenite, arguing heavy costs fall on homes. They urged a fair taxation method based on value and use, warning the plan to levy half the cost on residences is unjust and illegal.
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Common Council Chamber
Clifford B. Wilson
Railroad Avenue
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Bridgeport
Pensions for Ministers in the Episcopal Church
The Episcopal church has proposed half pay for ministers over sixty five with widows and orphans provisions. The plan reflects the impracticality of sustaining clergy financially as age advances and family costs rise, contrasted with Baptists and others not adopting similar measures.
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Episcopal Church
First anti abolition riots mark start of 1833 movement
The article recalls the first anti abolition riots in Philadelphia seventy nine years ago, attacking hundreds of Black homes and injuring residents over three nights. It notes riots spreading to Boston and other cities, and compares later draft riots in New York. It cites harsh views of abolitionists and a Twain quote on the era’s infamy.
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American Anti-Slavery Society
Philadelphia
Boston
Alton
New York
Paine
Mark Twain
Fifteen Years of American Occupation Transforms Manila
In Manila, two cities exist one old Spanish walled town and a modern American sector city thrives under Yankee rule with progress in sanitation, commerce, and architecture. The piece contrasts eras, notes lower mortality, higher birth rates, and a blend of Spanish and Asian traits amid celebratory events for the anniversary.
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Rudyard Kipling
Manila
Philippine Department of the United Spanish War Veterans
Aguinaldo
Manilas
Algiers
Orient
Hong Kong
Washington
New Orleans
Toronto
Dublin
St. Petersburg
Rome
Venice
Keokuk
Kankakee
Woven Nipa Homes and Bright Filipino Attire Described
The article contrasts nipa palm houses squeezed among larger dwellings with the universal white duck attire for men. Women’s dress is varied and colorful, while native Filipinos wear loose, flowing garments. In extreme heat in Manila, women’s frocks become very thin and reveal more than they conceal, and children play naked in the streets.
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Manila
Human figures of music and art stir cultural pride
The article surveys Emma Eames, born in Shanghai in 1867, her Paris debut in 1889, Covent Garden acclaim, and two marriages, then notes Sir Arthur Liberty and his influence on English fashion and taste, plus Dr. Felix Adler’s birth and work. It ends remarking that three state elections will require many politicians to work.
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Emma Hames Gorgoza
Shanghai
Singer
Boston
Europe
Paris Grand Opera
Juliette
Covent Garden
London
Julian Story
W.W Story
Joseph Story
United States Supreme Court
Mme. Eames
Emilio de Wergoza
Mr. Story
Arthur Lasenby Liberty
England
House of Liber
Horace Fletcher
Leighton
Whistler
Ruskin
William Morris
Sir Arthur
Felix Adler
Ethical Culture Movement
Alzey
Germany
Samuel Adler
America
Columbia University
Berlin
Heidelberg
Cornell
New York Society For Ethical Culture
Adler
Glynn Could Become New York Governor If Sulzer Ousted
Martin H Glynn lieutenant governor of New York state may assume the duties of governor if Governor William Sulzer is removed by impeachment. the report outlines the constitutional succession and potential transition pending the outcome of proceedings.
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Martin H. Glynn
New York State
William Sulzer
Health Board Refuses City Poultry Ban Despite Complaints
City Board of Health debated poultry within limits as inspectors found complaints often unwarranted. Board to seek City Attorney ruling on license revocation for milk sales. Also examined double running boards on trolley cars and ordered further inquiry. Public hearing set September 8 on noise nuisances from Mitchell Dairy. Also noted probationary aid for 1000 Chicago men and Turkey's demand on Adrianople.
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Board of Health
Pullman
Public Utilities Commission
Elmore
Banks
Mitchell Dairy Company
Grove Street
John S. Pullman
George E. Hill
August Furniture and Dress Goods Sale Nears End
A local sale advertises the closing of discounts on Furniture, Trunks, Bags, Draperies, Rugs, and Upholstery Fabrics with the House Furnishings sale ending Saturday night. It notes reduced prices on cotton spreads at 1.25, clearance of summer dresses with marks down from 6.00 to near to close, lawn and gingham fabrics, white cotton marquisettes, Voiles, silk coats, and Neglige shirts with low prices across departments Second Floor and Men's Wear.
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Ardahan
Madras
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of Savings and Investment
State and
Court Streets
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
State St
Bridgeport, Conn
Sulzer
Chicago
Turkey
Adrianople
United States
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Alling Rubber CO
MAIN
D. M. Read Co
D. M. Read Company
Radford
B. Smith
St. EE Etn
Joseph P. Coughlin Co
Eee
East Main Street
Lowe's Laundry
Eeaview Avenue