Salvation Army Captain Discusses Work and Discipline
The Army Captain outlines Salvation Army activities and the strict discipline governing soldiers. He emphasizes adherence to tactics and regulations guiding daily service and conduct.
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07 Dec 1895
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Fort Wayne Evening Post in Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1895
Page
1
Salvation Army Worldwide Reach Promotes Unchurched
Northwest Chief Divisional band led by Captain Kemp visits, drawing 2,000,000 members across 42 countries with gospel proclaimed in 29 languages by 11,335 officers. Services move to Princess rink after Berry Street church overflow. Kemp stresses drumbeat as outreach and simple gospel storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Kemp
Berry Street Methodist Church
Princess Rink
Post
Christ
Army of Salvation Seeks Converts and Funds in State Churches
In the leading churches of the state the army presents a permanent mission and travels as a division. The group aims to convert sinners and raise money for rescue homes. They report 55 rescue homes and 20,000 rescues over five years.
Editor Calls General Miles a Brute in Atlanta Editorial
Atlanta editor denounces General Miles head of the army in a blistering editorial titled An Error Corrected. The piece asserts Miles mistreated President Davis at Fortress Monroe and urges Atlanta civilians to withhold receptions, labeling him cruel and unworthy of southern honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Evening Commercial
Fifth United States Infantry
General Miles
Commercial Club
Cincinnati
Davis
Fortress Monroe
William Tecumseh Sherman
Nelson A. Miles
South
Miles
Dr. Craven
McPherson
Petition with 92000 names seeks Cuban belligerent status
In Washington Representative Royce of Indiana presented to the House a monster petition from Elkhart and others urging recognition of Cuban insurgents as belligerents. The drive spans nearly all states and calls for swift action. Separately Secretary Morton faces seed distribution disputes as lawmakers clash over seed laws. The American Commission investigating Cheng Tu riots reports nearing the end of its China tour with a large escort, seen as a potential diplomatic plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WashmneTon
Royce
Indiana
Elkhart
Union
Congress
Washington
Morton
House of Representatives
American Commission
Washineton
China
Cheng Tu
Turtle Soup Saturday Night at Frank Belchin's
A Saturday night event at Frank Belchin's on 54 East Main Street features Turtle Soup served by Stoll. Local diners attend for a social gathering and a signature dish in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoll
Frank Belchin
East Main Street
Billy Thompson Offers Denver Ed Smith Fights Against Top Heavyweights
Cincinnati December 7 Billy Thompson says he will match Denver Ed Smith against any world class fighter. He mocks Corbett for claiming a world title after not accepting Goddard’s challenge and notes Goddard beat Maher while Fitzsimmons beat Maher. Thompson proposes Smith vs Hall Choynski or other heavyweights in America or England against Slavin Jackson or Jem Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Billy Thompson
Denver
Smith
Corbett
Peter Maher
Joe Goddard
Goddard
Maher
Fitzsimmons
Thompson
Jim Hall
Joe Choynski
America
England
Paddy Slavin
Peter Jackson
Jem Smith
Currency Question Behind Governor's Candidacy Sparks Free Silver Moves
In Indianapolis a secret gathering of free silver leaders within the Democratic Party elected to press independent coinage if currency is raised at the state meeting. Allen W. Clark leads the movement, aiming to outvote sound money Democrats, while Governor Matthews' friends urge restraint to avoid harming his presidential bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Democratic Party
Tuaggart
State Committee
Cleveland
Allen W. Clark
Greensburg
Free-Silver League
Matthews
Desolate Fort Wayne Family Mourns Silent Father Missing
Mrs Frances Boone of 76 Chicago Street died after months of poverty leaving six children. Her husband W N Boone, described as a hard drinker and deserter since September, vanished from Kentucky to parts unknown while the family faced illness and hardship. Mrs Boone's illness led to hospitalization at St Josephs. remains placed with Undertaker Peltier as funeral plans await.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Frances Boone
Chicago Street
Fort Wayne
W. N. Boone
Kentucky
Mr. Boone
Good Sisters
Boone
Peltier
Tragic gunshot victim Albert Hessin shipped to Toledo
Remains of Albert T. Hessin who died from a gunshot wound at St. Joseph's hospital were sent to Toledo this afternoon. Mrs. William Miles funeral held at 2:00 p.m. from 134 Calhoun Street. Anna Henry aged 27 dies of chronic pneumonia. remains to Avilla at 2 p.m. Francis Boone dies at 52 from consumption at 76 Chicago Street. Carrie Kintz dies at 40. remains to be shipped to this city tomorrow for burial from 52 East Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert T. Hessin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Toledo
Miles
William Miles
Calhoun Street
Anna Henry
Robert Henry
West
Jefferson Street
Avilla
Francis Boone
W. N. Boone
Chicago Street
Carrie Kintz
Jacob Kintz
Charleston
East Third Street
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Salvationists
U. B. Insurance
Adam Wunderlich
South Bend
U. S. Mutual Aid Society of Pennsylvania
Pixley & Longblock
E. W. Quackenbush
Wunderlich
Ind
Lewis Henesy
York
Deerme
A. W. Schmetzer
Fort Wayn
THE
People's Store
Beadell & Company
Georgia
Jeff Davis
Monster Petition
American Chinese Commission Safe
Denver Ed” Smith
Choynski
Kasten & Koalmeyer
A. J. Keller
State of
Washington Boulevard
New Law
Broadway
Erickson Furniture ‘Company
Whiteall, Tateam & Co
Lippincott & Co
Courts
Board of County Emmissioner
Margaret Fourinier
David Jacobs
Squire Hays
Magdelen Swartz
Christian Swartz
Martin L.fisher
Martha J. Sesseman
James H. Gustin
Austin FP. Williams
Empire Theatre
West Main
A. ¥. Schoch
West Main-street
Henry
KINTZ
Paris
Gilbert
Lenoir
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Cardinal Ignazio Perisco
Congregation Indulgence of Sacred Relics
Chicago Market
Union Pacific Tea Company
Risdon
V. Gutermuth
Exclusive
Glock and Fur House
W. Gutermuth
D. Monahan
Hatter
Cleary
Winer
Harrison
Washington St
Globe Mills
Any Other
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