Trusts and publicity amid Catholic population figures
The piece critiques publicity against trusts and notes Catholic church statistics in the United States and territories. It cites 18,853,951 Catholics under the U.S. flag, plus clergy and institutions figures, then discusses railroad and cattle transport laws, farm outputs, a Gettysburg statue bill, a deadly wreck on the Central Railroad of New Jersey, and the Panama Canal treaty signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philippines
Hawaii
Samoa
Guam
Porto Rico
New York
Chicago
Columbia
Panama Canal
Isthmus
Methodists receive twenty million bank gift in 1902
A year end survey notes the Methodist church gained a twenty million bank offer with an additional one million, reflecting strong faith and effort. A McKinley bust was unveiled in Baltimore on his birth anniversary, eight feet tall on a blue marble pedestal with a bronze tablet. Lapham Missouri ships 15,000 horses to South Africa for the British, at 120 dollars per head, totaling 60,000 animals. Winston Churchill’s short story The Crisis was dramatized. Judge W R Day of Ohio succeeds Shiras on the Supreme Court bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President McKinley
Baltimore
Mr. McKinley
Lapham
South Africa
Transvaal
Germany
Venezuela
Congress
Bacon
San Carlos
United States
Elkins
McLaurin
Mississippi
England
Senate
House
Colombia
Panama Canal Company
Panama Railway
Panama
Colon
Joint High Commission
Callam
Philippine Committee
Philippines
William H. Hubbard
Mary Matilda Hubbard
Robert H. Clough
A. D
L. H.G
Caroline County
Oswald Tilghman
Court House
Denton
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Roward Melvin Dens
Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Agricultural Department
Pennsylvania
Robert E. Lee
Gettysburg
Virginia
Pennsylvania Assembly
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Graceland
Westfield
Royal Bind Express
Baltimore and Ohio
Pepperell
Winston Charchill
Middle West
W. R. Day
Ohio
Justice Shiras
United States Supreme Court
Jack Oealtrade
Nevins & Frampton
Easton
Maryland
Greensborough
Goldsborough Station
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway
Marydel
Ingleside
Frank M. Gooding
Doceph M. Walters
John S. Walters
Templeville
Isaac S. Joslin
John W. Temple
George W. Kuyler
Georg N. Smith
Joseph M. Walters
Jj. M. Walters
Price
District of Columbia
West Virginia
North and
South
Carolina
Delaware
Tiovenout
Sun
Lux
Europe
China
Cuba
Washington
Tuk Sun
Tux Sun
Norfolk
Charleston
Philadelphia
ALL Or Windr
the Sun
Tug Datuy Sun
Tur Sunpay Sun
Tae Sunpay Sun
Tae Weekly Sun
Adéres A. 8. Abell Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Baltimore, Md
Morning Herald
Sunday Herald
Talbot Savings Bank of
Easton, Md
WM. Reddie
W. W. Spence
Colston
Denton, Maryland
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Wilmington
Clayton
Kenton
J. B. Hutchinson
R. Wood
JAS
Mullin & Sons
Nisi
James A. O. Rea
Harriet J. Clark
Alonzo Clark
James A. O. Tucker
Elizabeth Curry
Mortgarree
Charles W. Hobbs
Isaac L. Dukes
Orphans’ Court
Elizabeth Messick
Mary A. Stafford
William A. Johnson
Purnell Johnson
THE
Grangers Mutual Insurance CO
Middletown
Oscar, Clark,nton
Weekly Herald
Coma Horabling Coupen
Fayette and St. Paul Streets
Baltimore American
Daily American
Superior
Tennessee
Heverngam
Concord
Zotain
Walter H. Coggeshall & Co
Continental Building
B. Smith, & CO
Gpcmakers
N.Y
A. T. Reichman
A-3
Ly Denton
Goddess Bros
N. Liberty St
S. Charles St
Journ W. Smith
Burrsville, Md
P.O
Preston
Jai
Tuckahoe
G. W. Morris
Ridgely, Md
Hobbs
Sal
J. W. Peters
Hickman
Del
Charles A. Irwin
WM. A. Smith
Miss McIilvaine
Tey
Eire Eley
Meeley Institute For
der Gee al
Godwin
Eclipse
Lansdowne
Hamburg
Talbot
Grocery Department
J. C. Godwin Co
Department Stores
N. Washington Street
Milton Bradley
Baltimore Street
East
GEO. K. McGaw & Co
Charles St
James H. Nichols
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