Methodist Proceedings at Omaha Quadrennial Conference
The Omaha quadrennial conference appointed committees on rules of order deaconesses and education and organized them at First Methodist Church. Bishop Walden presided noting bishops nominate the judiciary committee, and a temperance mass meeting followed. The meeting heard Bishop Thoburn on India Malaysia missions and discussed episcopacy and minister ordinations.
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Omaha
First Methodist Church
Amos_Shinkle
Kentucky
J. D. Hammond
Philadelphia
Arthur Edward
Detroit
J. R. Creighton
Wisconsin
D. W. Hayes
East Tennessee
J. ¥. Dood
Newark
C. C. Payne
Cincinnati
B. J. Gray
Central
Pennsylvania
Revisals
J. B. Gray
New Jersey
H. C. Jennings
Minnesota
Oowe
J. M., Buckley
New York
East
C. N. Grandison
North Carolina
A. B. Leonard
O. S. Baketel
New Hampshire
Walden
United States
Congress
Swindells
Mulalieu
Willian Burt
Salian Missions
Neely
Constitution Commission
Then
Omaaha
Neb
Fowler
W. McDonald
Tassies
F M. Bristol
Chicago
Committee On
A. D. Leonard
Daily Advocate
Bristol
Taylor
Africa
Vincent
McKinley
Bisio
Ua Paii
Amos Shinkle
Practical Modern Farmhouse Design for 1903 Homes
A detailed description of a 40 by 26 foot main house with a 16 by 18 kitchen wing outlines a practical modern farmhouse. It highlights a front veranda, central hall, open fireplace, stair design, large dining room, kitchen layout with two closets, pantry, and rich privacy features. Rooms include a first story parlor and dining room, plus storage, attic rooms, and a water system from attic tank.
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Mach
D. W. King
Glove of Tan Chevrette Inspires a Lost Love
The verse tells of a man who adored a married girl whose face and hair he admired. He recalls her smile and the moment he asked her to be his, but she declined, ending his dream of love though he cannot forget her and the tiny glove she wore.
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William Barclay Dunhem
Town and Country: a farmer recalls prejudice and change
James Whitcomb Riley writes of rural life and urban drift. A speaker laments town prejudice while praising country roots, noting a son-in-law moving to the suburb and families returning to the farm with children at play and grandparents watching over them.
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Strane
Through Gales and Trials The Brave Endure
A collage of poetic fragments and literary pieces reflecting perseverance and courage. It includes lines on enduring storms, striving despite failures, and noble efforts, interwoven with verses about singing again and tender personal memories.
Let Us Be Friends By Chambers Journal
A reflective verse from Chambers Journal about lost romance and the desire to remain friends. The speaker addresses a former lover asking for friendship after love has cooled, noting the heart’s chill and the absence of quickened beats, yet recalling joy of yore.
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Imple
Letus
Chambers’ Journal
Ex Senator John Coit Spooner Wisconsin Figure
Ex Senator John Coit Spooner of Wisconsin born 1843 in Indiana. He moved to Madison in 1859, graduated from the State University in 1864, served as brevet major in the Federal army, held state offices, and was elected to the U S Senate in 1885 for the term ending 1901. He later returned to law practice at Hudson, Wisconsin.
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John Coit Spooner
Wisconsin
Indiana
Madison
Wis
State University
United States Senate
Hudson, Wis
Senate
Vilas
Ex Senator Miller Pushes Nicaragua Ship Canal Plan
Ex Senator Warner Miller of New York, not active in politics since 1888, leads the Warner Miller construction company promoting a Nicaragua ship canal. He claims total cost will not exceed 100 million dollars, aims to hire 10,000 workers soon, and is in his fifty third year with strong enthusiasm to push the project to completion.
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Warner Miller
New York
Heis
Shey Canal
Miller
Ex Secretary of the Treasury Charles S Fairchild
Charles Stebbing Fairchild born April 80 1842 in Cazenovia New York. Harvard graduate 1803 admitted to bar 1865. Elected New York attorney general 1874 practiced law then moved to New York City 1880. Became assistant secretary of the treasury 1885 succeeding Manning and has since lived quietly in New York.
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the Treasury
Charles Stebbing Fairchild
Cleveland
Cazenovia
N. Y
Harvard
New York
New York City
Manning
Mr. Fairchild
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North Main Street
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the Undertaker
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Buyte, Mont
Europe
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Difton Tribune
Butte, Montana
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Kline & Padley
Union Meat Market
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DR. Norcross
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Biamond
U. S
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Sheridan
Twin Bridges
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Northern Pacific Railroad
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