Fifth Day's Session Opens Ecumenical Methodist Council
The fifth day opens with Bishop Hood presiding and a reception at the White House for delegates led by Bishop J W Toad. Prayer and Scripture are read by bishops and pastors, with a focus on church war agencies. President Harrison hosts the reception as the council discusses religious press influence and mergers into wider ecumenical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines
African Methodist Episcopal Church
C. Hf. Phillips
Washington
Great Council
King
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Das
Leighton
Poster
Massachusetts
Council On
Foster Short
John Bell
Wesleyan Methodist Church
London
Darwinieni
Huxley
White House
Harrison
Purst
Souse
BL Paul
Pilgrims’ Chorus
Tannhauser
God
Ruy
M.T. Myers
United Methodist Church
Rochdale
Jess
Hugh Price Hughes
B. B. Hoss
Nashville
Tenn
Muel Finning
Mel
Opening of Sixth Day Session of Bonmentent Matti ocial Comet
The sixth day of the Bonmentent Matti ocial Comet opened with Rev. J Mattebein leading prayer. The Business Committee reported memorials including the death of Dr Potter and a plan to send a deputation to Toronto in 1902. The council debated lay and women’s agency in the church, with strong arguments for expanding women’s roles and leadership. A memorial to John Wesley was approved in principle, and a committee was formed to raise funds for a bronze statue in the city. The session adjourned after routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Burkley
New York
Clivielain
Sheelton
Thiehlay
Oltidt
Courndalona
Ison Bilis
Marlin
Puntion
Wientie
Atkinson
Aml
Vonfereyen
Bishop
Mowleyt
Gurdyle
Crith de. Davi Alison
Misti Fitzgerald
P. B. Stephenson
Biehe
Giinies
T. Morgan Dkaevey
Thos
Snape
Thi
Lawrence Themer
Hon
Tlhoon
Ronpather
Rey
J. We
Joly Mall
de WN
Mirkliid
Wasmisemx
R. TH. Hargrove
To Methodist Episcopal Church South
Nashville
J. Mattebein
Davill Morton
Lovieville
Potter
Pan-Presbyterian Council
Toronto
Mothalis
Chutoh
Chivel
J. Travis
Hurch
England
M.D
Crawford
Methodiat Episcopal Church of
New York, Was Set Down For An Address On the Deaconces Movement.” Wut
Win
Ninde
Kansans
de. W
Wallore
London
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Camwell
Hive Methodist
Chive Phinlahestee
Fogland
Koy
W. Lewis
Mag. Church Ranth
Ramegvesion
Chih
Mateo
Troy
Wickley
Rand Chal
St. Veul
WB. Stick
Hughes
Toy
Episcopal
Hit
Atkingon
Hows
Buckley
Baroness Burdett- Coutts
Reid
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesley
Ding
Fowler
Sin Prancizen
Murderous Miscegenation and a Marion Tragedy
The Marion case centers on Win Sum menet charged with the murder of Kh M Pore, a prominent citizen, and his long affair with Pore’s wife. The report documents the sensational scope, witnesses summoned, and the expectation of severe punishment amid scandal. The piece also includes unrelated projections about regional rail upgrades and economic uplift for farmers and families along the planned lines.
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Marion
Marion County
Win
Summenet
Kh. M. Pore
Fore
Fort
Columbia
Summerset
Blaine Poised to Retire as Secretary of State
Rumor grows that James G. Blaine will not return to the State Department. President's stance aligns with this view. If Blaine retires, John W. Foster is expected to succeed, already known to be versed in diplomacy and likely to win administration support.
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Washington
Wasiuserax
Uist
Blaine
State Department
John W. Foster
Foster
Monumental worship and the plight of the poor
A critical essay condemns grand memorials as vainglorious while neglecting the hungry and needy. It argues that living Americans should honor heroes through aid to social institutions and compassionate acts rather than lavish statues and mausoleums. The piece laments lavish display masking societal distress and urges practical charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euover
Monument craving pricks moral sense in era of war
The passage rails against memorial building amid war's gore, arguing that cities chase grand marble monuments while widows, orphans, and destitute crowds suffer. It condemns national vanity and calls for humble acts of charity over ostentatious tribute, urging a gospel of universal fraternity over glory.
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Linnan
Orne
Youth's Plea From Youth's Companion Stanza
Fragment from the Youth's Companion issue presenting a poetic plea to Virtue for guidance in youth. The lines invoke eternal life and noble virtue, addressing greatness and goodness with a devotional tone. The quoted meter and archaic spelling reflect period language and attribution to Whillis Wheatley.
The Invisible Army Of Microbes And Swift’s Specific
The article extols unseen microbes as a vast lethal force behind most diseases and shortened lifespans. It claims Swift's Specific purges the poisons, forcing germs out through the skin, then fully cures with continued use. It advertises a free treatise mailed from Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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Swift
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Ford's Answer in Mine Inspector Quo Warranto Suit
Nasayiuin Oct 14. G W Ford Labor Commissioner and Mines Inspector files answer to J E Goodwin's quo warranto bid to oust him for ineligibility under 1887 law. Ford argues 1891 act repeals conflicting 1887 clause and nullifies the five years experience requirement.
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Nasayiuin
G. W. Ford
J. E. Goodwin
Mr. Ford
Community notes from South Watauga area church event and local incidents
South Watauga and nearby communities report a free church entertainment featuring Pross Showalter Moseley and others, a Boone county evangelist meeting at Turkish town, a mill shutdown, and several personal updates. Dr J W Wallace left for Knoxville after closing his business. births record a daughter and a son. a serious poisoning incident occurred when a woman drank poison given as medicine, authorities respond with antidotes, while Joe and James Massengill suffer injuries from a rock-throwing incident near Morristown. A section foreman’s lever car accident, cargo shipments, timber loading for Lynchburg, and village policing concerns are noted along with structural damage and local miscreants. A Japanese horse incident is also mentioned in Washinton county north of the Watauga River.
Local Notes From Greene County School Commute
Pull Branch Notes recounts residents entering school, visiting kin, and attending a Boone's Creek tournament with Clover Bottom praised. Names include Moore, Moulton, Taylor, Depow, Hale, Helphinestine, Sherfey, Tomle, Duncan, Murrell, Baelman, Bachman, Bailey, Fincher, Rector, Fulkerson, and Taylor. A baptism at Full Branch concludes the report.
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Tol. Murrell
Tom Baelman
Boone's Creek
Evept
Bachman
Murrell
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The
Methodist Ecumenical Conference
Bishop Hood
Wasniskoy
J. W. Toad
Alrieah Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Fayetteville
Avon Branyy
Rey By
Tenjanin
James Wty
Methodist Piscopal Hue
St. Lath
Christian Advocate
Newro
Meir
Jolivon Chu
Witk
Chunky Valley
Greenshorn
N. C
Cumberland Gap
Jetinean City
Espelice
Ieee TailWigs
Nerhesay
Ovens
Etragrens
Jonas
Honge
Tooday
Uncle Sam
Cornelia
Polot
Whillis Wheatley
Invisible Army
Ford
Labor
South Watauga
Pross
Showalter
Moseley
Cliss
Roy. James Rogers
Boonecounty
Kentucky
Christian Church
Turekeytown
Charley Merriman
Watauga Boom and Lumber Company
Cincinnati
J. W. Wallace
Knoxville
George Campbell
Seoville H. Morgan
W.T. Johnson
Nancy Friend
David A. Friend
Dr. Wallace
Dru. Wallace
Campbell
Joe
James Massengill Brothers
Morristown
H. Morgan
Smithereens
the Tannery Co
Jomber
Lynchburg
James Panatia
Ton County
Wataug River
W. E. Moore
Greene County
Moulton
Taylor
Edgar
Walter Depow
Depew
Tom N. Hale
Johnson City
H. Br, Helphinestine and Family
Colusa, Cal
John A. Sherfey
Willie B
Missey Tomle
Oma Duncan
Brownsborough
This County
Murrell Moore
Elina Pierce
W. A.J. Moore
Mr. Amburn
Reuben Fincher
Elbert
Milton Fulkerson
Meadow Brook
Mike Taylor
Lovelace
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