Growth of Christian Endeavor and Epworth League Conventions
Regions prepare for July conventions in St. Paul Minnesota and Seattle Washington of the Christian Endeavor society and the Epworth League. The movements began decades ago with Clark and have grown to millions, with Boston headquarters and wide international reach across denominations and countries.
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Christian Ensociety
St. Paul
Minn
Epworth League
Seattle
Eues
Ma Hington
Minnesota
Reid
Christian Endeavor Society
Lepworth League
Young Ople
Trace and
Creed
Continent
Isles
Boston
Christian Endeavor
United States
Canada
Australia
Britain
China
Japan
India
Young People’s Christian Deaver Union
Rn Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Baptist
Methodist
Baptist Temple of
Adelphia
Reh
Berlin
Tokyo
Deavor Society
Edinburgh
Sagamore Beach
Mass
Young People’s Missionary Movement
Pittsburg
King’s Daughters
International Society of King’s Daughters and Sons
America
Edward Everett Hale
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
the Episcopal Church
Boys’ Brigade
The
George Junior Republic
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
American Sunday School
W Union
Jerusalem
Anthracite Mine Conciliation Board Marks Nine Years
The conciliation board in the anthracite fields, six years old, enters a new three-year term with officials from United Mine Workers and operators. It handles grievances, reduces strikes, and has cut formal cases from 150 to 25 in the second period. Members include Fahy, Waters, Ryscavage for workers and Richards, Warriner, Connell for operators. The board aims to stabilize employer worker relations on a just basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Warr Connell
John Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
New York
John Fahy
Shamokin
John J. Waters
Hazleton
Adam Ryscavage
Scranton
United Mineworkers of America
W. J. Richards
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
Pottsville
D. Warriner
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Wilkesbarre
W. L. Connell
United States
Anthracite
Spectacular United States military tournament to open in Toledo
The Toledo Chamber of Commerce and war department present a five day Bay View park spectacle from July 6 to 10 featuring 3,000 to 4,000 regular troops under Major General F D Grant. Camp Taft will host demonstrations of infantry, cavalry, artillery, signals, and field engineering with a model camp and field hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
United States
War Department
Bay View Park
Signal Corps
F. D. Grant
Albert J. Rowley
First Field Artillery
Benjamin F. Miller
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Milton A. Elliot, Jr
E.C. Carter
Medical Corps
Timothy D.keleher
JC. Field
Iain Albert J. Bowley
Picat
Field Artillery
Taft
William H. Taft
Ohio
Second Infantry
Fort Thomas
Tenth.infantry
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Fifteenth’ Cavalry
Fifth Field Artillery
Fort Eet
L. Engineering Co
City Hall Notes Show Appointments and Elections Ahead
Frank Rudolph became guard at the city workhouse earning 75 dollars monthly. Nurses and pupil nurses were appointed at the city hospital. The waterworks civil engineer G E Jones got a raise from 100 to 125 dollars a month. City officials forecast a large board election this fall with women voters, and acting mayor Galvin appointed two fire department lieutenants. A long list of licenses for masters was issued by the board of examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rudolph
Ada Reed
Maggie M. Laughlin
Maggie Reiger
Eva Wooley
Marie A. Chevalier
Olive R. McGleashan
Ethel Cross
Mary Walsing
Ada Rosenbush
Hallie P. Everett
Viola May Reeves
Gertrude O’brien
G. E. Jones
Ballard
Board of Education
Supreme Court
Galvin
L. B. Imwalle
John White Leutenants
Board of Examiners
Albert Grimm
W. H. Spence
Ernst H. Roos
Albert Schneider
F. H. Smith
John Brennen
Thomas J. Hurst
Albert Niesen
John N. Simon
Frank J. Hellman
John Scherm
Thomas S. Harlow
George Miller, Jr
Charles M. Weber
A. Schaenzle
William Newman
J. F. Nolan
Robert C. Smith
T. V. Higgins
H. H. Lutkamp
Ben Lowe
J. H. Grosse
Jerome Wilot
Edward H. Morgan
John H. Hirth
Thomas Murphy
Carl Krug
Journey
Joseph Gardell
J. W. Sucher
Patrick J. Corcoran
Julius Lamping
William Hoess
Charles J. Gibson
Richard Griffin
William A. Harlow
Daniel Jacobs
William Aufdenberg
Walter Fisher
Charles Kuhl
Edward Nagel
John Lyons
Dan McDonald
G. F. Smoot
Clarence J. Blentlinger
James Mahoney
John Schoettinger
George Crotty
George Callahan
Jeremiah Reardon
Joseph Spraul
John EB. McGrath
Albert Albretz
Fred Lamping
Orville Thompson
Frank Nieman
Walter J. Becker
John J. Daly
George Ammon
Fred Schmalz
John E. Kelly
Patrick Horgan
Public works plan to seal camp grounds for morning event
The camp and grounds will be enclosed by a canvas fence except for the public during the morning and gates will open at noon for afternoon performances. Before the show the public may inspect the camp for two hours as the engineering corps builds pontoon bridges on the lagoon and the signal corps conducts visual signaling work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering Corps
Signal Corps
Local recruits report for federal service and notes
Enlistees from the local office include R. V. Fuller and Adamson in Co F along with George H. Nash C R Comer C Byers Oscar Youngamen R L Koster Henry Letcher Harry J Nuttal W F Carls and C B Houston the latter re enlisting Houston detained to Boston while the rest sailed on the Franklin A revenue raid rule requires posse expenses to be paid first then claimed against the government maximum $3 per day cited United States District Attorney Mc Pherson forwards a postal offense letter marked as such to Inspector Holmes for action
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R. V. Fuller
Co. F. Adamson
George H. Nash
C. R.comer
C. Byers
Oscar Youngamen
R. L. Koster
Henry Letcher
Harry J. Nuttal
W. F. Carls
C. B. Houston
Houston
Boston
Franklin
Bettman
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
United, States
McPherson
Holmes_g
Louis Tresky
Time changes for Louisville and Nashville trains announced
Effective Sunday July 4 railroad timetable adjustments shift departures from Cincinnati and other points. Train No 5 to Louisville and way points leaves 7 55 am, No 7 to Louisville and Nashville leaves 11 10 pm, No 10 to Louisville and way points arrives 11 30 am, and No 4 from New Orleans and intermediate points arrives 11 45 am. Public urged to follow new times as issued by D Bush Division Superintendent.
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Louisville& Nashville
Railroad
Louisville
Cincinnati
Nashville
New Orleans
City Bureau of Municipal Research Seeks Cooperation
Rufus E Miles presents the Cincinnati Research bureau plan to the public service board. The nonpartisan unit will study city departments to suggest efficiency and economy improvements and asks officials to provide information for its analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Rufus E Miles
Cincinnati Research Bureau
Bureau of Municipal Research
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Endeavorers
Epworth Leaguers
Frederic J. Haskin
Cotton Mather
Massachusetts
Francis EB. Clark
Williston Congregational
Portland
People's Society of Christian En
Prehristian Endeavor
George Willis
Young Men'sristian Association
Queen Victoria
William Booth
Salvation Army
Fr. Clark
T National Society
Chefoo
Egypt
Mexico
Kurdestan
Brazil
Samoa
Turkey
Africa
Stanley Balls Pongo
W. J.a Wi
Adam Byscavage
Tlement
Cleveland
Epworth
England
John Wesley
Hawaii
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Philadelphia
Saratoga
N. Y
Free Baptist Church
Southern ‘Baptists’ Convention
Royal Ambassadors’ Society
Northern Baptist Convention
Missionary Gardeners
Baptist Young People’s Union
Luther League
Lutheran Church In America
Young People’s Christian Union of the
United Brethren Church
Dayton
Universalist Church
Lynn
Missionary Movement
Empire of India
City Hall Notes
the Commercial Tribune Bureau of Resorts
HOTEL
Normandie
Ocean City
N. J
Ss. Cake
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic City
Hotels and Resorts
Medea Hotel
MT. Clemens, Mich
Federal Building Notes
D. Bush
Bath City
Detroit
Chas. H. Stimson
Mgr
Ocean Steamers
Great Lakes
D &C Lake Lines
Clark Wireless
Buffalo
D & C Line
D & C Lake Lines
Mackinac
Wayports
Bay City
Saginaw
Mackinac Sap
Goderich
Ont
L. G. Lewis
Detroit, Mich
P. H. McMillan
A. A. Schantz
AOA
Gity
Hesearch
Bureau
Rufos E. Miles
Jerman
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Kronpring
Kais.Wm.d. Gr
Cecilie
K. Wilhelm ‘II
Prinz Fr
Friedrich D. Gr
George Washington
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Bi A.M. K. Luise
Ars
Prinzéss' Irene
Prinzess_ Irene
Globe
Ee CO
Broadway
National Bank
Brighton
Bankler & Co
National
Kuhn & Sons
Sth Avenue
50Th St
Europe
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
Linton
Edward N. Roth
Labrador
Cape Hatteras
Long Stand
Atlantic
Long Island Sound
Long Island Isroad
New York’s
Fashionable
East 31St Street
Edmund H. Chatillon
Prop
Chautauqua
Miami Valley Chautauqua
F. Gillum Cromer
Gen’ Mgr
Atlantic City, N. J
Galen Hall
New Jersey
F. L. Young
Gen
Glendale Jame
Youne
G. L. Spencd & Co
WN. J
Avon Inn
Georgie
Cape May, N. J
Hotel Lafayette
John, Tracy
Cape Mayor
Sea Isle
Ats &U. S. AY
Lehigh Valley
Ben Falls
Eld
Chautauqua Lake
Sane ‘Catane
Big Four
Fourth and Vine
G. ©. Clark
Gem. Agt
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