Ministers and Cauncues and Unitarian Turnabout
The Rev Kings ton Goddard of the Church of the Atonement Philadelphia accepts Christ Church Rectorship beginning June. Rev E C Minner dies age 59 in Baltimore. Rev William H Channing leaves Liverpool for Boston Unitarian post. Rev T B Fairchild to Hudson Ohio. Rev John Dale to Cass County Illinois. Rev Gage renounces Unitarianism in Marietta. Rev Dr Bushnell resigns Hartford church. vacants granted. Revivals noted in Cincinnati and San Francisco rise in religious interest.
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Kingston Goddard
Church of the Atonement
Philadelphia
Christ Church
E. C. Minner
M. E. Church
Baltimore
Belancey
Episcopal Church
New York
England
Nottinghamshire Church Choral Union
Old Minster
Southwell
William H. Channing
Liverpool
Unitarian Church
Boston
J.1
Coolidge
R. W. Clarke
Brooklyn
L. L
Clarke
Rhode Island
Doane
New Jersey
Edward C. Guild
Morris
T. B. Fairchild
Fort Dodge Town
Hudson
Ohio
John Dale
Providence Presbyterian Church
Cass County
Illinois
First Methodist Church
Lynn
Massachusetts
New England
Methodist Missionary Society
United States
General Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
South Reformed Dutch Church
Messrs
Brown Verbeck
Simmons
R. D
Japan
Ferris
Providence
Brown
China
Verbeck
Holland
Auburn Theological Seminary
Bishop Boone
Protestant Episcopal Church
Divine Providence
Matthews
South Church
Rose
Scudder
Figt
Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Glendale
Mariner's Church
J.B. Ripley
Baptist
Warren
Trumball County
Episcopal
Turspay
Armerican and Foreign Christian Union
St. Paul's M.E. Church
Fourth Avenue
Wroxeepay
Merle Ameripep Hama
Asionary
North Adams Bank Cashier Faces Local Turmoil
North Adams residents were stirred by recent events surrounding Charles Littlefield, once cashier at the North Adams bank. Known for his church involvement and respectable ties, he held a trusted position in the community after moving from Amesbury a year and a half ago.
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North Adams
Maan
Charles It
Littlefield
Amesbury
North Adama
North Adama Bank
Adena Merbe
Supreme Court of the State
Man‘amua
Gid
Court of Common Pleas
Superior Court
Franklin County
Debate on the Covenant of Faith and Church of the Redeemer
A letter to the editor challenges an May article on the Covenant of Faith of the Church of the Redeemer. The writer accuses Home of bias, questions Christ’s mediatorship, and defends biblical inspiration and core Christian doctrines against alleged misrepresentations.
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Eps
New “Church of the Redeemer
Church of the Redeemer
God the Father
God
Mother
Christ
Samaria
Earth
Vays
Teihl
Henry Want Beecher
Father
Son
Holy Ghost
Mr. Beecher
Homo
Jesus Christ
Paul
Timothy
Christ Jesus
Apostle
Redempion
Medical Association Adopts Committees and Quarantine Oversight
Correspondence from Louisville notes the American Medical Association concluding sessions near noon May 5. Delegates from each state formed nomination, standing, and special committees including Medical Ethics and Quarantine. An address details committee members and Louisville hospitality while recounting the Ward family murder banquet controversy. Adjournment set for New Haven in June 1860.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Louisvi Lug
American Medical Association
Committee On Nominations, &c
New Hampshire
Dixi Crosby
Massachusetts
Solomon D. Townsend
Rhode Island
J.N. Eldridge
New York
D. Meredith Reese
New Jersey
A. N. Dougherty
Pennsylvania
R. K. Smith
Delaware
R. F. Askew
Maryland
G. W. Lawrence
C.olumbia
Boyle
Virginia
Joynes
North Carolina
Edward Warren
South
Caolina
J. M. Guston
Georgia
Johns
Alabama
J. B. Coons
Louisiana
G. C. Scroggs
Tennessee
E.B. Haskins
Kentucky
D. D. Thompson
Ohio
George Fries
Indiana
J. H. Browen
Michigan
Wm. Bradil
Illinois
C. Goodhuck
Missouri
M. D. Linton
Iowa
D. L. Maragin
Wisconsin
C. B. Chapman
Army
Tripler
John Shrach
C. W. Parsons
R. 1
M. L. Linton
Powell
Geo
Paul E. Eve
Tenn
N. D. Houck
Balovo
D. D. Clark
Phil
Snow
Providence
R.J
M. Jewell
E. D. Fenner
New Orleans
Blatchford
N. Y
Condie
Bondman
Brodie
Smead
Louisville
J. B. Flint
Lewis
James Trabue
Ward
Association
Masonic Temple
New Haver
Conn
Pardon Granted to Hamilton County Convict Edward Nelson
Governor Chase pardoned Edward Nelson a Hamilton County convict who served over two years in the Penitentiary for horse stealing. Nelson, an English sailor, confessed after the judge noted his frank appearance, and the pardon requires him to leave the state. Nelson has a wife in England.
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Hamilton County
Chase
Edward Nelson
Nelson
Madisonville
Faa
England
Court of Common Pleas
Plank Road Company
Insurance Company
Telegraph Company
Ohio
Honda
Shell
Afiewaijan
Viet Ny Perena
Investments Inc
Eec
Nah Parson Repreword
Audi Eine
Bremen
Aswrdnar Atyall
Peron
Bravity
Earch
Uch
Soller
Titania
Goller
Esibaraia
Iron Blacksmith and His Iron Crew Theme Song
A historical poem celebrates the iron blacksmith and his workers praising their power and craft. The verse extols his boldness and skill while noting his quiet influence and the impact on the community. It closes with a rallying cheer for the smith and his crew and their forge.
Woman shoots lawyer in La Crosse case
Mrs Bowles of La Crosse Wisconsin shot a man named Daniel Cameron Jr in her home after he came for papers tied to a real estate dispute. She says Cameron grabbed her keys to a drawer with documents and she fired in self defense.
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Mra
Bowles
la Crosse
Wis
Peter Cameron
Daniel Cameron, Jr
la Crose
Cameron
Stand like an anvil in the face of storms and fire
The verse urges steadfastness and virtue in testing times. It likens the soul to an anvil, unyielding under hammer blows, with duty and innocence as guiding lights. The poem contrasts harsh trials with a calm, enduring core, claiming the soul mirrors a divine, serene center amid earthly noise.
What Becomes of all the Lost Pins
A satirical plea venting alarm over lost pins as moral, social and economic evil. The piece attributes pin disappearances to witchcraft and social decay, linking pin shortages to national finance and governance while lampooning politicians and daily domestic woes.
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The
Cincinnati Gazette
United States
Europe
Britain
America
Cotton Mather
Old Scotia
New Hampshire
Sius
United States Bank
The New Editor and Irish Nobility in The Constitution
The New Editor Browne of the Washington Constitution is praised by the New York Tribune as a member of a prominent Irish noble family with fine education. The article notes Irish heritage's prominence and cites a fragmentary poem about Vallambroga and a slave sale in Lexington, Kentucky, with crude wording and garbled text.
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New York Tribune
Browne
Ireland
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Putey Gazette
Religious Intelligence
Mr.Gage
William L. Gage
Manchester
N. H
Marietta
Gage
Jesus
John
Neibuhr
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Bishop Doane
Laws OF
Authority
General Assembly
United
Reed
College
University of Learning
Suc
Truat
Atock
Nauk Vattle
Howe
Seavarer
Virginia Military District
Cntty
Au-Ditor
Eaery
Somme
Ani
Ehatt
Pditar
Aroh
State Board of Synitaation
County Board of Equalization
City of
Shutein
State Board of Equalization
Pcinnat
Theuditor
Board of Equalization
County Boards of Equalisation
Columbus
Tate
Ronan
Allen
Wan
al. A
Wetery
Ivan
Woh Bank
Bank
Lee Company
Northcutt
Lexington
Sande
Domeme
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