Presbyterian Churches United After 96 Years
A Des Moines General Assembly union joins the Northern and Cumberland Presbyterian churches after 96 years. The vote was near unanimous, uniting about 1.2 million members under the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America. The Assembly marked 200th anniversary of the Philadelphia presbytery and reported gains in membership, churches, ministry, and missions.
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Daily Times
Presbyterian Chearch
Des Moines
Iowa
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Cumberland
Committee of “Church Co-Operation
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
As F Sembity
Home
Presbyterianisay
Trust policy and tariffs hurt American consumers
The text argues that continuing patriotic policy favors trusts that control Panama trade. It predicts losses for the public as cement and other trust products must be bought under less favorable terms. It accuses Republican politicians of refusing tariff revision that protects trusts, while voters keep electing Republican congressmen.
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Panama
Conarest
Decoration Day at Mohawk Village showcases local talent
The Mohawk Village M. E. church Decoration Day attracted a large crowd with Patrick solos by Mrs. J. J. Given and Miss Zora Barrett. Rev. Taggart and Rev. Morris delivered stirring speeches, and Prof. Grant Wheeler of Nellie read a commemorative paper that moved many old settlers to tears. The Mohawk band opened with music then hurried to West Carlisle in their new uniforms, returning pleased by the West Carlisle welcome and local praise for their efforts.
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M. E
Patrick
J. J. Given
Zora Barrett
Taggart
Morris
Grant Wheeler
Nellie
Lee Moore
West Carlisle
Willie Given
Mohawk Village
Ohio
Horses Wanted For Eastern And Southern Markets
Notice from Smiyth and Son of Osboeton offering to buy good horses at high prices. Visitors invited to the Borack livery barn on Tuesday to view and purchase for eastern and southern markets.
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Borack
Osboeton
Smiyth & Son
Canal boy survives canal fall and recovers
In Newcomerstown on June 6 a three year old son of J M Wilson fell from a canal bridge into the water. He was rescued after being submerged briefly and recovered fully after medical effort. Banks invited to bid on county money use. proposals due June 26, 1906, with details on interest and securities.
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Germany
Berlin
Severum Yis
Newcomerstown
J. M. Wilson
Coshaeton
State of
Ohio
United States
Sue Hank Or Trust Company
Cusney
Ininens
Honern
Wialdw
C. R. Ratdies
Audiror
Dickerson Is Found Guilty At Trial And Sentenced
The court overruled motions for a new trial and the motion to adjourn. Judge Eason declared Dickerson murdered Mrs Hughes beyond doubt, detailing grounds of the verdict and rejecting defenses. Dickerson was sentenced to the Ohio penitentiary as Voorhees noted an exception. Mrs Dickerson was not present. his daughter and wife were in the hallway later. We expect removal to prison in four to five days pending writs and cost records.
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Eason
Tuesaday
Voorhees
Coury
Hughes House
Ben Dickerson
Reg Sistless
Dickerson
Jmie Eason
State of Ohio
Benjamin Dickerson
Columbue
Lkely
Ohio
Epitome of stock yards report and presidential summary
The president condemns Chicago stock yards for revolting conditions and unclean handling of meat. The formal report documents filthy yards, dead livestock dumped on platforms, dirty workrooms, poor ventilation, foul floors, and inadequate sanitation. It notes rotten canned meats relabeled, misuse of government labels, and a degradation of workers' welfare.
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Chicago
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