Church dignitaries and clergy in mission work and London church humor
The article lists Methodist bishops and priests overseeing global missions in Cuba, Mexico, Japan, Korea and China. It notes Father Bengon studying theology with Mgr Stapleton Barhes in Cambridge. It also mentions Bishop London’s entertaining persona and Rev Charles E Guthrie's stance against rehearsed weddings and fashionable church ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogs
Methodist Hiscopal Church South
Brazil
Himtop Galloway
Japan
Korea
China
Candler
Father Bengon
Dante
Mgr. Stapleton Barhes
Cambridge
Rome
London
West End
Charles E. Guthrie
Park Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Guthrie
Unusual World Figures From Around The Globe
Readable fragments report a 54 foot wooden statue in Tokyo with a head capable of seating 20 people. Other items include a Kansas City hotel overcharging deaf mute calls, a French shooting incident, plant wizard Luther Burbank, Ireland's tomato and potato plant, and a dwarf Paris elephant whose keeper sleeps in a cot. The elephant’s favored meal is six pounds of rice in milk and a two pound salad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Kansas City
Cansteuil
France
Hugh Gooding
Luther Burbank
California
W4 Bell
Mumby
Louth
Ireland
Paris
Musicians and Museums Across Europe in Brief
Jan Kubelik dazzles in Italy earning compare to Paganini and may own race horses soon. Bernard Karfiel, 19, gains attention from France's critics. Ada Crossley continues fame in England after coin toss. Beyreuth bans motor cars for harmony concerns. Donizetti museum planned in Bergamo with Baroness Scotti furnishing the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Kubelik
Italy
Paganini
Vienna
Kubelik
Bernard Karfiel
Brooklyn
France
Ada Crossley
England
Richard Wagner
Beyreuth
Donizetti
Bergamo
Basoni Scotti
Donicetti
Uncle Oliver’s Last Fourth in the village parade
A vivid reminiscence of Uncle Oliver who led the Fourth of July parade as a flamboyant marshal. After years of pride and eccentricity he is replaced by Maj. Palmer, but an act of nostalgia restores Oliver in triumph, ending in cheers and a kiss. The piece blends local memory with patriotic verse and community ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Bailiwick
Goliath
Maj. Palmer
Shubat Leonard
Village Green
Congress
Middlesex
Alway
Orange Judd Farmer
Mississippi Agricultera
Mechanical College
Starkville
Sur Borin Tonriece Whitfield
Starkvills
Jay 6
Chas. H. Fletcher
J. W. Allen
Sk. Lonis
St. Paul
Mino
Enys
Lee D. Benner
Plingelohla
Sigs
J. Bsetey
Brooklyn
N-saze
Conalder
Newark City
Jany
Aguieve
Lion Peter
Jae Lenin
Deaths on the Fourth of July Presidents and Hamlin
The Fourth of July marks the deaths of three U S presidents Jefferson Adams and Monroe and the first Republican vice president Hannibal Hamlin. Jefferson and Adams died on the 50th anniversary of independence. Monroe died in 1831 and Hamlin in 1891, each on July Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Jefferson
Adams
Monroe
Hannibal Hamlin
Rockefeller Quits Golf After Tainted Money Talk
New York, April date unspecified. John D Rockefeller halted golf and left the country amid ministers urging rejection of his gifts. Friends say public scorn over tainted money claims aged him, altered his demeanor, and kept him from recreation at Lakewood New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Lakewood
N. J
Mississippi Rail Line Revival Hints and Civic News
The report notes a revival of the Nort Mississippi and Bay Springs Railroad, a branch from Burnaville toward Itawamba county, with probable path to Fulton, amid Mississippi counties lacking rail service. It also covers land maps for Foley and Argon’s Pearl River line, a Gulfport artesian well success, a cadet exam notice for West Point, and local pension, public works and political developments including pardons and corporate moves in Jackson and Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Nort Miuisaippi
Bay Springs
Burnaville
Tebowtags
Itawambi County
Fulton
Ittawamba
Southern Railway
Nall
Land Department
Washington
Foley & Argon
Smiley
Pearl River Valley
John Sharp Williams
Jackson
West Point Military Academy
Jackson Barracks
New Orleans
Fragmented rural notice Teems with garbled names and places
An OCR heavy local notice from Sevier County Arkansas about land details and a mysterious colony with 30 to 40 acres. Names like Lockesturg Solon and Loring appear tangled with stray phrases and unclear dates. The text mentions water quality and asks readers to write for more information at a distant location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockesturg Solon
Sevier County
Arkansas
Loring “Colony
Lamia Sra
Youksee Dackesburg
Heesee
Guy
Ig “Agt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peru
Morddivn
Indianapolis
Ind
Tigh Schoal Aumont
Cory
Chicago Record- Herald
Ecgpentian
Eopel Mermurer
Araperrtmere
Mississippi
Adjt
Fridge
Gulfport
W. 8. Moon
Crenshaw
Board of Pension Examiners
Simpson County
State Cotton Growers’ Association
Mendenhall
Messrs. Smith, Thames, Whitworth
James
General Oil Company
Ohio
Memphis
South
Standard
Mississippi Penitentiary
Lincoln County Law and Orders League
Vardaman
Gov. Vardaman
Walter C. Stevens
Stevens
Coprah County
Oakley Hospital
Greenwood
Ora
Port Gibson
West Point
Centreville
Crawford
Vicksburg
Silver City
Itta Bena
Giseter
Prentics
Supreme Court
Fisher
Mississippi Cotton Growers’ Association
Cnc
J. P.aterry
Diol
Jackorn
Ruth
Nfm
Pt i. We
Gea
Iran
Mit
Clare
J.B
Omaha
Neb
J. A. McClellan
Buffalo, N. T
Culigren
Matl Va Ole Ao
TNE
WWEH
Paxton Company
BasTou, Macey
Eet
Gullett Gin CO
Brownell Engines
Ancient
Egypt
Quincy, I
Philadelp
Mtame
Wien
Tad Ake
Annie Laurie
C. L
Tyre
Max Welton
Chicago Tribune
Danita
Brent
Ieee
Dr McGee
Mayfield Medicine Manufacturing Co
Not Incorporated
Lovis, MO
Webster
Mertheimer-Swarts Shot Co
Ahog Ekclubivists Bt, Louls, Ua A
Frag
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!