Winona Bible conference opens with world preachers
Indianapolis reports the Winona Bible conference opens with elaborate program and the State Sunday School association receiving a banner from the Winona Sunday school. Key speakers include Rev. G Camp Pearce and Rev. Morgan of London. judges and church leaders participate in demonstrations.
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Indianapolis
State Sunday Association
Winona Bible Conference
W.C. Hall
Sunday School Association
Winona
Winona Sunday School
State Sunday School Association
Hall
State Association
William Briesell
Evanaville
Bell Morgan
London
England
Wence
G. Camp C. Pearce
International Sunday School Association
Central Methodist Church of Indianapolis
A. B. Cornelius
J. W. Thompson
Four New Trustees Named At Wesleyan Conference
The Wesleyan Methodist state conference voted to expand the board of trustees from five to nine and added J. O. Baker of Fairmount J. Hester of Arlington David Wood of Fairmount and C. A. Coulter of Mt. Etna to the existing elected trustees. The stationing committee announced year long appointments across numerous towns with a list of names including H. C. Brown Boxley A. A. Murphy Santa Fe T. M. Bodem horn Seybert A. L. Blake Mt. Etna HE H. Kennedy Anderson L. H. Carter Albion L. G. Bears Plymouth 9. A. Mow Bryant F. R. Eddy Fairmount W. D. Baker Sheridan W. Nelson Marion A. P. Fooshe North Marion S. E. Baker Kirklin J. B. Smith Fairview Noah Smith Jay Creek C. A. Billheimer Laketon J. G. Kennedy Warren H. T. Arnold Strawtown W. L. Payne Mt. Olive Anna Linville Elwood Letta Caldwell Larwill 8 Kinniston Greensboro C. G. Payne Blue River Cerena Jay Wertfield C. 3S. Smith Amboy J. L. Perry Atlanta F. Gunn
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J. O. Baker
Fairmount
J. Hester
Arlington
David Wood
C. A. Coulter
Mt. Etna
Peru
H. C. Brown
Boxley
A. A. Murphy
Santa Fe
T. M. Bodemhorn
Seybert
A. L. Blake
H. Kennedy
Anderson
L. H. Carter
Albion
L. G. Bears
Plymouth
A. Mow
Bryant
F. R. Eddy
W. D. Baker
Sheridan
W. Nelson
Marion
A. P. Fooshe
North Marion
S. E. Baker
Kirklin
J. B
Heavy cash reserves reported in most Indiana banks
Banking department data show an almost unprecedented cash reserve in banks across Indiana except for the far southeastern counties. Some banks report reserves at 59 percent of assets, with an average near 40 percent versus a 23 percent historical average. Farmers note crop sales and note-taking reduce cash flow, especially in Posey, Vanderburgh, Gibson, and nearby counties. Delegates for the International Prison Congress will be hosted by superintendent dining rooms near Indianapolis on Sept. 26 before the Washington congress in October.
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Bloomington
J. P. Simonds
State Board of Health
Simonds
Dr. Simonds
Banking Department
Auditor of State
Posey
Vanderburg
Gibson
Indianapolis
International Prison Congress
Congress
Waabington
D.C
Gov
Hoodwinking Clergymen and Labor Trusts Exposed
A critique warns clergy against being used to promote the American Federation of Labor. It cites alleged coercion, violence, and boycotts by Labor Trust leaders to force unionization, urging ministers to resist and promote a crafts union approach through the National Trades and Workers Association.
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American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Man
Battle Creek
Great Labor Trust
Michigan
Trust
Big Trust
Philadelphia
Traction Company
Labor Trust
Cadera
Gompers
Tre
Oil Company
Clerformer
Sepee
National Trades and Workers
National Trades and Workers Association
Kingman Block
Mich
Ecame
Sint Locks
Newport dinner gowns draw stares at Paquin and Callot
Mrs. Herman Oelrichs at a Newport dinner scrutinizes the new Paris gowns by Paquin and Callot featuring daring V shaped backs that open to the waist. A neighbor quips about Mrs. Blank’s gown as the latest dream while gossiping about fashion and social circles.
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Herman Oelrichs
Newport
Ata Gule
Paris
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Pluvnge
A Strong Preacher Dust Arises From Foot Stamps
A minister’s eight year old daughter praises a visiting speaker, saying Brother C is a strong preacher because the dust rose when he stamped his feet. The exchange unfolds as the family left church with district superintendent present.
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Brother C
Little Girl Seeks Ribbon Color For Mother
A girl with fifteen cents asks for a red ribbon of a shade she cannot name. She leads a passerby to a shop counter and points to a ribbon as the color of the gentleman's nose, saying her mother wants that exact hue.
Counterfeit Southerner Satire in Popular Culture
A critique notes counterfeit southerners in New York with loud claims and insults, mocking their pretended gentility. The piece cites theatrical appearances and literary use in Society magazines as unfair depictions that reinforce southern stereotypes.
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New York
Philadelphia milk dealers accused of price flip flop
Philadelphia milk dealers who raised their quart price to nine cents then cut to eight cents faced harsh censure. They claim eight cents is unprofitable, yet continue selling at eight while portraying themselves as philanthropists, making buyers feel aided yet taxed.
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Philadelphia
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