Greek Church Refuses Roman Primacy in Ecumenical Debate
The Greek Church denounces Rome's claims to primacy and infallibility, arguing for a free, equal ecumenical council led by bishops. It cites the 1868 Papal Apostolic letter and Orthodox reactions as evidence that Rome departed from gospel and tradition, while the Greek Church remains oldest and asserts its unity with historic councils.
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St. Paur
Rome
Ecumenical Council
Christ
Peter
London
Constantinople
Old Rome
Earth
Church of the Savior
Universal Church of Christ
Debate on Bible Authority and Free Education in 1870
E D M argues against Ultramontane abuses in the Roman Catholic Church and supports Protestantism's emphasis on the Bible as sole rule of faith. He contrasts Papal authority with Protestant and Greek views, defending free schools and instruction where the Bible can guide conscience. January 31, 1870.
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Russia
Papacy
Savannah Receives Green Line Excursion Guests
Savannah Ga hosts three hundred excursionists from Cincinnati Louisville Nashville and beyond. Welcome speeches by Mayor Screven and committee head Solomon Cohen mark a ceremonious reception with breakfasts, parades, boat rides, and tours to Bonaventure Fort Pulaski and river sights.
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Falls
Ohio
Louisville
Rock City
Nashville
Atlanta
Macon
Forest City
Savannah
Empire State
Georgia
Jourt Pulaski
Empire Tate
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Mississippi Valley
Mr. Smyth
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Major Putnam
Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad
Tunnel Hill
Mississippi
Atlantic
Gulf
Clara Morse
Jno
Louisville & Nashville
Nashville & Chattanooga
Atlantic & Great Western
Macon & Western
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Atlantic & Gulf Road
Brunswick
Green Line
Messrs. Foster Bl Tt
Atlantic & Western Railroad
Ches. W. Anderson
Nashville & Chattan Railroad
Milton H. Smith
E. H. Paine
Rip van Winkle Sleeping Car Company
Daniel F. Meader
Charles C. Reakitt
Malcolm McDowell
W. T. Go
Savannah River
United States Revenue Cutter
Nansemond
Ajax
City Point
Hutchinson’s Island
I. Sean
South Carolina
Pack River
Pig Island
Fort Boggs
Fort Jackson
Sherman
Fort Lee
Black Brigade
Armstrong
St. Augustine
Ossibaw Sound
Florida
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Fort Pulaski
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Gilmore
Triump
Tybee Island
Eggleston
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New York
Morris
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Great West
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Moore
Robb
Joe Johnston
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Loile
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W. Anderson
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Geo. H. Haze
Macon & Brunswick Railroad
Haines
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E. Brenig
Col
Isaac Seeley
High Hands in Missouri from the Missouri Democrat
A Platte county case recounts Lynch firing on Whitely after fences and field access bans. Whitely dodged a bullet. Lynch later attempted entry and fired again, both times narrowly missing. A jury found Lynch not guilty, with Whitely fined for disturbance. article questions motives and legal outcome.
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Missouri Democrat
Whitgly
Platte County
Lynch
Mr.Whitely
Whitely
Lye
Mr. Tely
Anges
Lynayer
A . le
Foose
A‘llbert
Indiana items report on towns, crimes, and institutions
Jamestown plans churches and a new schoolhouse for summer. A Benton county farmer exiled his unfaithful wife with $50 after confronting her with a debt to Richland clerkship. Logansport raises $7,008 for Universalist College, with $10,000 sought. Evansville steamship roustabout James Reddy fatally shoots Monroe Holt aboard the Hartford. Waterloo citizen sues Western Union for 5,000 over delayed message hindering funeral attendance. Sprague Phelan mill at Eton burns January 30. losses around 12,000 with no insurance. Evansville Journal records Mr Hammond’s first meeting in town and support from Christian community. Two Chamberlain brothers, near Lafayette, assaulted by loaded wagons drivers after dispute over road rights. Jeremiah Berlain severely wounded, prognosis poor. other victim Lewis injured. Suspects—Philip Griffin, I Veach, E Single— warrants issued in Benton county.
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Universalist College
Evansville
James Reddy
Monroe Holt
Hartford
Waterloo City
Western Union Telegraph Company
Sprague & Phelan
Eton
Ind
Hammond
Jeremiah Berlain
Cincinnati Street
Lafayette
Keiper
Lewis
Oxford
Benton County
Philip P. Griffin
I. Veach
E. Single
Meteorological Observations and Local Notices
Weather notes by Henry Wane in Cincinnati dated February 2 1970 report barometer thermometer and wind readings. Local items include lecturer Henry Vincent at Pike's Music Hall on the 17th Cromwell talk, Henry Coler fined for injuring a child, four boys charged with hog theft with varying bail and continuances, Mrs Kate Walsh Meyer fined for a dis orderly house, and real estate transfers including Clifton and Harrison Pike properties and several parcels exchanged among residents and firms.
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Central Avenues
Shion
Kate L
Harrison Pike
Camden
Ctkert
Joseph Oker
Yates Tad Wit
Union Prayer Meeting at Second Presbyterian Church
The union prayer meeting at the Second Presbyterian Church drew a large, profitable gathering led by Mr. Baldwin who urged steadfastness and active Christian work. Reports from Dayton Evansville and Lawrenceburg were encouraging as new members joined many churches while calls to bring sinners to Christ resounded. The Young Men’s Christian Association met at 200 Vine Street with prayers and resolve, and county commissioners postponed action on annexing Lick Run and Camp Washington for one month.
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Baldwin
I. Corinthians
Jesus
Dayton
Evansville
Lawrenceburg
Taylor
Third Presbyterian
Robertson
Fifth Presbyterian Church
van Vleck
Hammond
Covington Briefs Include Fatal Railroad Accident and Local News
In Covington a man named Michael L. was killed on the Short Line Railroad after a drunken band car frolic was hit by a mud train, injuring Joseph Welch. An ex-councilman was fined and bailed for peace. Elizabeth Hospital on Madison Street has been damaged by heavy wagons. street repair urged. Bishop Toebbe led high mass for Candlemas Day. Ratification of the 15th Amendment would add about 200 voters in Covington and 120 in Newport. An oyster supper at Main Street Methodist Church and a children’s festival are planned. Corn arrives in large quantities via the Kentucky Central Railroad.
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Neh
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Sejjowits Words: “Gryxtimmesx
Michael L
Ly’ Ch
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Elizabeth Hospital
Madison Street
Fifth and
Pike
Toebbe
St. 'S Cathedral
Covington
Newport
Main Street Methodist Church
Tomosrow
Kentucky Gatral Railroad
Dayton Ky Council Advances Newport Street Railway Project
Dayton Kentucky council held a special session Tuesday night with stock subscribed for a Newport to Dayton street railway. construction to begin late March or early April, weather permitting, and proceed to completion. Annexation, still pending legislative approval, was discussed amicably. Bond offers of $500 and up showed local confidence. Candlemas services were held in Catholic churches, with candles blessed for the year. The Mowpest P. 4 School plans its monthly exercises next briary afternoon at 2.
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Newport
McArthur
Frankfort
la Ne
Iion
Mowpest P. 4
Briary
Avon dale Paper Party Showcases Novel Costume Fashion
At aPaper Party hosted at the residence of Mr Albert on Main Street Avon dale members of a dancing club staged a unique event with paper costumes and aviation of fashion. Men wore inked attire and partners dazzled with flounces crepe de Chine and tarlatan trimmed in gold and silver while dances and music filled the room until midnight.
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Avondale
Ove Mets
Mr. Albet
Main Street
Cincinnati
Heidel
Muses Ne
Village Council Hires Attorneys and Rents Meeting Room
In a regular council meeting on Tuesday the committee proposed terms for four attorneys serving the village, and the report was accepted. Esq. was appointed as village attorney until April. The Building & Loan Association moved into town, prompting a 60 blank rent request for the Ist Inst. Protest arose from residents and was referred back to protestants. Finance was instructed to report on treasurer salary, and the Mayor discussed room rent and Second Street improvements with local owners and residents.
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Crea Siat
Morton
Dorman
Ash
Colling
Ne Building & Loan Association
A Association
Ist
V. Oprotentad
Serre
W. MC
Second Street
Footpads attack resident on Carthage to Lockland road
William Bode, a Lockland Mills resident, was robbed by two highwaymen on a dirt road between Carthage and Lockland Monday morning. One wore false whiskers and a mustache. Bode alerted nearby canal workers as the pair fled. The text shifts to unrelated mentions of local politics and annexation plans.
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Lockland Mills
Carthage
Lockland
Bode
Sean
Council meeting notes on street contracts and taxes
In a regular meeting at Council the discussion covered Jefferson street contract performance and a previously awarded contract. A correction adjusts the Benson street improvement assessment and Third street east of W. is referred to the Mayor for reporting ahead of a special meeting next Tuesday evening.
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Hela
Eaeetey Frente
Henry St
Benson Street
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East
of. W
Soames Tee
Regular Board of Ed Meeting Yields School House Supplies
In the Tuesday evening session the Board of Education discussed procurement for the school house lot. Items such as brooms and dusters were noted, and church concerns or nets appear in the record, with continued pages for related items and improvements.
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Highlands, Hartwell and Ors
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