Church Reaffirms Esteem For Dr Goodell After Conference
Congregation members and the official board express strong support for Dr Goodell amid perceived injustices at the General Conference in Baltimore. The statement notes prior divorce circumstances were clarified, pledges unity in affirming his fitness, and condemns attacks on his character. The board ratified the committee’s action after the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Goodell
Baltimore
Goodell
Calvary Church
Ivary Church
Attacks Highlight Methodist Bishop Elections in Baltimore
At the Methodist Episcopal General Conference in Baltimore four candidates for bishoprics face smear campaigns and rumors. Rev. Charles L. Goodell, Rev. William A. Quayle, Rev. Joseph Hingeley, and Rev. George P. Eckman are named targets as ballots approach, with eight days left to complete selections and plans to adjourn.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Charles L. Goodell
Calvary Church
New York
Picay
General Conference
Contiguus
Laboring Men Hear Presbyterian Appeal in Kansas City
In Kansas City May 24 a mass meeting at Convention Hall featured Rev. Charles Stelzel of the Presbyterian Department of Labor and Church and John B. Lennon of the American Federation of Labor. Stelzel urged unions and nonunion workers to seek Christian faith, arguing labor unions are here to stay and Christ offers the square deal and social reform.
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Kansas City
Convention Hall
Charles Stelzel
Presbyterian Department of Labor and Church
John B. Lennon
American Federation of Labor
Stelzel
Department of Church and Labor
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Christ
Sacred Heart Nuns Honor Foundress of the Order
The Sacred Heart nuns honor Madeline Sophie Barat, founder of their order, with a two day service in Clifton. Barat was beatified in Rome yesterday, with Archbishop Henry Moeller presiding and Father Grimmelsman delivering the panegyric. A cantata and benediction followed, and attendees included Miss Bakewell Munroe and her daughter. The canonization may occur in about a year.
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Sacred Heart Nuns
Madeline Sophie Barat
Nuns of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Lafayette Avenue
Clifton
Mother
Barat
Vatican
the Sacred Heart
Henry Moeller
John F. Schoenhoeft
Father Grimmelsman
St. Xavier College
Mother Barat
Madeline Barat
France
Paris
Nancy Bakewell
St. Louis
Belgium
Rome
Bakewell
Munroe
de Soto
Sacred Heart Academy
Beatif ication of Mother Barat Draws 2500 French Pilgrims
In Rome at St Peter's Mother Madeline Barat founder of the Order of the Sacred Heart is beatified in a ceremony attended by about 2,500 French pilgrims led by Mgr Amietts Archbishop of Paris. Archbishop Aniette celebrated Pontifical Mass before thousands including 200 German Americans under an archbishop's leadership.
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Rome
St. Peter's
Madeline Barat
Order of the Sacred Heart
Mgr. Amietts
Paris
Aniette
Labor and church unity urged by Kansas City conference
Rev Dr B P Fullerton in St Louis addressed Second Presbyterian Church urging organized labor and organized church collaboration. Lennon: church departments can foster understanding with labor, criticizing unorganized workers as powerless. Fullerton, moderator, spoke on focusing on the human side of religion alongside spiritual teachings, drawing a large audience.
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Jast
Lennon
Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Organized Church
Organized Labor
Jesus Christ
B. P. Fullerton
St. Louis
Second Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian General Conference Celebrates Semicentennial
Pittsburg marks the United Presbyterian Church jubilee with a May 27 opening and discussions of union with the Presbyterian Church. A jubilee commission seeks a free will offering of 2,000,000 dollars, with pledges rumored to reach 1,250,000.
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Pittsburg
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterians
Associate Church
General Assembly
Associate Reform Movement
Allegheny
Allegheny River
Associate Reformed Synod
Associate Synod
City Hall
Old City Hall
Presbyterian
Escape at Longview Asylum reported in Carthage
Police report John Meyer escaped from Longview Asylum in Carthage during the day. His family on Colerain Avenue is contacted. Meyer was wearing the institution uniform and is described as harmless.
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Longview Asylum
Carthage
John Meyer
Colerain Avenue
Silver Jubilee of Catholic Order of Foresters in Hamilton County
Members celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary at Walnut Street Theater yesterday and morning with communion in a body. James J. Casey of Cincinnati spoke on the order’s history from its 1883 Illinois charter to now, noting 130 400 members in 1560 courts and substantial benefit payments and funds.
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Order of Foresters
Hamilton County
Walnut Street
James J. Casey
Cincinnati
Illinois
Massachusetts Order of Foresters
Chicago
Illinois Catholic Order of Foresters
Antonine
Victor Glee Club
Boston Academy of Music
Alvina Arlinghaus
Myrtle Owens
Odeline Miller
Carl
Hold Silver Jubilee of Rev Runnebaum Marks Parish Event
Catholic parishes join in the silver jubilee of Rev. Anthony F. Runnebaum rector of Holy Trinity Church West Fifth Street with 10 am high mass Moeller sermon and large procession. Archbishop Moeller confirmed many, a reception followed with speeches and a $500 purse gifts to the celebrant.
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Anthony F. Runnebaum
Holy Trinity Church
West Fifth Street
Henry Moeller
Father Runnebaum
A. H. Walburg
J. H. Holthaus
Lee Thuis
Louis Tieman
St. Rose’s Church
Runnebaum
Moeller
Henry P. Lange
John F. Schoenhoeft
Father Averdick
Covington
Wiliam Hickey
Dayton
H. A. Quebblemann
Nurse defended by Attendants as Delirious Patient Bites Arm
Miss Anna C. Minor, a nurse at City Hospital, restrained Herbert Clay 42 of 505 George Street after he tried to leap from a third floor window. Clay, admitted May 206 for tuberculosis, overpowered the nurse biting her right arm before attendants intervened.
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City
Anna C. Minor
Herbert Clay
George Street
Miss Minor
Clay
Baker shot at home identified assailant Koch
Thomas Baumgartner a baker shot Saturday night at 1423 Bremen Street remains in City Hospital with life in peril. He told detectives he was shot by Thomas Koch, now under arrest and charged with shooting to kill. Police Patrolman Ringhand received congratulations for the arrest.
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Thomas Baumgartner
Bremen Street
Thomas Koch
Koch
Ringhand
Stationary Engineer Dallas Martin Dies After Fall
Dallas Martin, 67, a stationary engineer from Loveland, Ohio, died at Good Samaritan Hospital in Dallas from injuries after a fall from a railroad bridge while avoiding an oncoming train. He was brought to Dallas by railroad crew, not married, and relatives are being sought. body in the Morgue.
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Cameron
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dallas
Martin
Loveland
Thief Steals Gold Watch From Local Home
Fred Rollings reports his gold watch and chain valued at 125 dollars were taken from a wash room in his Twelfth Street home after he left it on a table. He returned about two hours later to find the timepiece missing.
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Fred Rollings
Twelfth
Race Streets
Orphans to Ride Auto Excursion in Cincinnati
Big annual automobile ride for Cincinnati orphans planned with about a thousand children from several orphanages. Chairman Val Duttenhofer Jr. sends cards to automobile owners asking to loan cars for the event.
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Cincinnati
Val Duttenhofer, Jr
Eden Park
Ninth Street
Crouse
Colored Orphan Asylum
Reading Road
Bond Hill
Mr. Duttenhofer
Manhole Gas Explosion Shatters Store Window
Early morning sewer gas explosion blasted a manhole cover near Seventh and Central, throwing the cover twenty five feet and breaking the window of William Burger's women’s furnishings store. Pedestrians fled as debris flew. firefighters quickly controlled the blaze. Authorities suspect sparks from an imperfectly insulated conduit ignited the gas.
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Seventh and
Central Avenue
William Burger
Catholic Foresters Celebrate Silver Jubilee in Hamilton
The Catholic Order of Foresters marked its silver jubilee and 25th anniversary in Hamilton Ohio. Holthaus St. Peter's and Miami Courts, with over 400 members, attended a joint vesper service at St. Peter's Church followed by the celebration in Lindley's Hall.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Order of Foresters
Holthaus
St. Peter’s
Miami Courts
St. Peter’s Church
Lindley’s Hall
Pleasure trip tragedy at Darby Creek ends in drowning
Otto Beam of Columbus drowned this afternoon at the mouth of Darby Creek in Circleville while on a pleasure trip. His companion R C Bates attempted a rescue but was nearly exhausted when removed from the water.
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Commercial Tribune
Circleville
Otto Beam
Columbus
Darby Creek
Beam
R. C. Bates
Bates
Woman Hurt When Falling From Car on Colerain Ave
Mrs Amelia Montell of 126 East Fourteenth Street fell while alighting from a Colerain Avenue streetcar near Twelfth and Elm. She was carried to City Hospital by her husband and diagnosed with a broken leg and bruises, though not in serious condition.
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Twelfth
Elm Streets
Amelia Montell
East Fourteenth Street
City Hospital
Seven Airship Crash Victims Recover in Oakland
Seven men seriously injured in an airship accident in Oakland are recovering at Roosevelt Hospital. Doctors report all patients are doing well and none are expected to die.
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Oakland
Cal
Roosevelt Hospital
Obituary notes actor Boyd Putnam dies in Irvington
Actor Boyd Putnam, leading man for the Lillian Russell Company, dies at his brother in law Lyman Craw's home in Irvington New York from Bright's disease amid a nervous breakdown. He retired from the stage in Rochester after touring since March. He was son of Judge Putnam of Grand Rapids and a descendant of General Israel Putnam. Bayard Gray, last of ex Governor Isaac P Gray's family, dies in Portland Indiana of apoplexy leaving a large estate and no will known. He never married and has an aunt Teresa Swearer of Columbus Ohio and several cousins.
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Boyd Putnam
Lillian Russell Company
Lyman Craw
Irvington
N. Y
Bright
Mr. Putnam
Rochester
Judge Putnam
Grand Rapids
Mich
Israel Putnam
Bayard Gray
Isaac P. Gray
Portland
Ind
Teresa Swearer
Columbus
Ohio
Slayer of Many Outlaws 5 Dead
Turner Turnbull dies at his home east of Caddo in the Choctaw Nation after a lifetime known as the law in the fight against horse thieves and outlaws along the Blue and Boggy Rivers. The Turnbulls earned notoriety in early Choctaw history for ruthless expeditions that ended many lives and shaped frontier justice before federal courts.
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Commercial Tribune
Muskogee
Turner Turnbull
Caddo
Turnbull
Turnbull Brothers
Turner
Simon
Daniel
Blue
Ardmore
Frank Long
Turnbull Rangers
Long
Long’s
Sam Boyd
Buffalo Hill
Double Springs
Turnbulls
Atoka County
Mean
Daniel Turnbull
Wilburton
Choctaw Indian Court
Federal Court
Ft. Smith
Bokchito National Bank
Famous German Coming To Pittsburg Convention
Dr Jansen of the University of Berlin will open the annual American Triological Association in Pittsburg from Thursday to Saturday. He will visit Cincinnati after the meeting to inspect Avondale hospital and other medical institutions before heading to Chicago for the American Medical Society convention. Dr Holmes will present a paper on the Avondale project.
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Jansen
University of Berlin
American Triological Association
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Avondale
Chicago
American Medical Society
C. R. Holmes
Hurdle race endsanger driver in stump obstacle
George Bader 29 of 1047 Central Avenue was hurt when tree stumps lined the riverbank were used as hurdles. While racing with friends along the Little Miami River he fell after catching a stump, suffering several broken ribs and severe bruises and cuts. Police took him to City Hospital.
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George Bader
Central Avenue
Bader
Little Miami River
Montville to Be Burned Over Bat Invasion at Aylett
Heirs of Patrick Henry estate Montville in Aylett Virginia plan to burn the mansion to rid it of thousands of bats overrunning the grand rooms since spring. Attempts to exterminate the pests failed as bats clung to furniture walls and ceilings, forcing tenants to vacate.
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Commercial Tribune
Aylett
Montville
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Philip Alyett
Richmond
William Aylett
Elizabeth Henry
An Aylett
America
Charles II
King William County
End of mine strike in the four-state field reached
After six weeks of talks the final details were settled to satisfaction of both miners and operators in Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Arkansas. A joint meeting will sign the official agreement, and by Wednesday all miners affected by the April 1 start date are expected to return to work.
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Kansas City
Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and
Arkansas Field
Miners Prepare to Return to Work in West Virginia Fields
In the Elkhorn and Pocahontas coal fields more than two thousand miners, idle due to slack business, will resume work tomorrow. One thousand will be put to work in the Thacker and Mattewan field after five months of idleness.
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Huntington
W. Va
Elkhorn
Pocahontas
Thacker and Mattewan
Grand Stand Folds At Buffalo Ball Game
A grand stand collapsing at a Buffalo baseball game between the Brooklyn Royal Giants and a local nine sent about 4,000 spectators into the mud. Ambulances and police responded as crowds spilled into the field. injuries were mainly sprains and bruises.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Brooklyn Royal Giants
Man Die After Horse Kicks Farmer Near Washington
T. T. Beatty a wealthy farmer west of Washington A H O was kicked in the side by a horse and killed. Tomorrow would have been his eightieth birthday. He was a prominent Methodist layman.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
A. H
T. T. Beatty
Here
Canoe Capsize Drowns Three in Saugeen River
Three people were drowned in Walkerton Ontario after a canoe capsized over a dam on the Saugeen River. Victims were Frederick Clark 21 Gertrude O Brecht 19 and her sister Bertha 22.
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Walkerton
Ontario
Saugeen River
Frederick Clark
Gertrude O’brecht
Bertha
Guthrie Streets Flooded As Three Day Downpour Swamps Lowlands
Severe rain drenches Guthrie with three days of downpour. Crops in lowlands ruined and much stock drowned. In Muskogee area the water is described as extremely low country. Authorities fear a number of casualties.
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Muskogee
Flood Swallows Fort Worth Area Paralyzing Railways
Torrential Trinity River rise floods Ft Worth and North Ft Worth after seven inches of rain. Dozens reported dead and many missing as stock yards, bridges, and downtown areas suffer extensive damage. Rail service disrupted. relief camps set up by city officials and charities for the homeless. Special reports note rising rivers near Denison and Red River, with widespread crop losses and evacuations.
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FT. Worth
Tex
Trinity River
North
Trinity
City Park
Green
Bureau of United Charities
W. B. Morris
Salvation Army
Destruction From Texas Storm Stuns Panhandle to Gulf
A fierce wind and rain storm sweeping Texas from the Panhandle to the gulf unleashed tornadoes, wrecking crops and vegetation, uprooting trees, and inundating towns as four hour rains reached seven inches. Austin endured the worst with streets blocked and services down. Agricultural areas in Central and southern Texas reported severe damage.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Panhandle
Gulf
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Joseph Hingeley
Minneapolis
Hingeley
George P. Eckman
St. Paul’s Church
Messmer
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Diozese
Charles E. McDornel
Foresters
Walnut Street Theater
Baker
St. Joseph
Shillito Street
Mt.Auburn
West Sixth Street
Hamilton Catholic Order of Foresters
Columbus Man
Antlers
Berlin
Grand Stand
Farmer
Guthrie Streets
Cottonwood River
Rock Island
Denver
Frisco
Handley
White City
Lake Como
Tescue
East Fourth Street
Long Bridge
City Fork Gate
Dennison
Missouri
Red River
Washita
Ali
Webber
Prize Band OF America
Hester
Coney Island
Broadway
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