Debating Rules Set for Week at Hawthorne Synod
Minutes record the Missouri Lutheran Synod discussion on new debate rules, Hawthorne college removal, and Lawrence Park site plans. Jacob Miller elected Vice President. H C Paul named board member as Hawthorne dispute moves to lay delegates for funding and relocation decisions.
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Winfield College
English Synod
Jacob Miller
H. C. Paul
Sigan
Bert Wayne
Hawthorne
New York City
Winfeld
Kan
Missouri Lutheran
Roy
St Pauls Church
Henry C. Paul Wo
Board of Equalization
Wm.x
Lawrence Park
Gissen
Tarrner Park Aire
Therlittees Mets Ampaire
Middle Ground on Conference Amendments Stirred Methodist Talks
Baltimore May 19 A committee amendment to church constitution touched on episcopal elections and lay minister roles as the Methodist Episcopal General Conference debated eight bishops versus six. In Pittsburg reports say the special committee was pleased with progress toward uniting Methodist Protestant and United Brethren churches, signaling momentum for the union proposal.
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Baltimore
Judee HT. Ames
Williamsport Po
Board of Bishops
Jitter
General Conference
Seston
Thoburn
Iis
Dames M. Thoburn
Theburn
Pittsburg
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
J. EB. Goucher
Iat
Uze Methodist, Episcopal Enaterense
Seid
General Conference of the
United Brethren Clinvch
Canton
Laomae
Carter
United Brethren
Methodist Protestant
Episcopal Conference
Indiana Methodists Boom in De Pawe Man
Indiana Methodists show strong presence in Baltimore pulpits with numerous ministers named across churches. The article notes likely upcoming legislation affecting ordination requirements and highlights debates on spiritual ideals and church discipline, referencing various pastors and locations as part of a broader Methodist influence.
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Yaleimoni
Indiana
Methodstore
Ashers
Baltimore
Sumy
EH. Hughes
Boland Parkal
Gree M. EL
Grantly Bannst Chureh
W Bennet
Sf Warsaw
Ba, Schell
Lanette
Madison Avenue
Bistoy OA
Vincent
Wy Park Place
Chureh
Clexcil
Anedeston
Munechal
Dynent Jon Stanstick
Wathernlessy
Pauly G. Cyrnick
Lone Bend
Guileyford Avenues
G. W. Lazavetts
South Baltimore
Caris- Honlix
California Democrats Name Bryan Ticket and Bell for Chairman
Fresno California state Democratic convention endorsed William J Bryan for president and nominated T A Bell for temporary chairman of the national convention to be held in Denver July 7. Delegates support Bryans lead over Tolman with the California delegation pledged to Bryan and names of several conservative southern delegates discussed for possible roles.
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Lts
Bryan
Congressman Bell
Birmingham
Ala
Atay
Bryen
Tolman
Ton W. Siomitas Bon
Banningham
Congrestann
Thomas Heilla
Firth Attic
Congressipanti
Claytonius
Betwen
BW. Lodker
Birminghaw
Brew
Te. OL Cunninghian
Taosley
Brizin
California
Fresno
Cul
Atford
W. Gd. Bryen
T. A. Bell
Denver
New Opera House Contract for Hill Street Site
A contract for the new opera house on the Hill Street site near Mle en Lyric theater is awarded to Me Wexner of Lutoy and Hix Associates. Excavation by Inveenish and Conthaelers Wehrenberg and Busching to dismantle the old building. Work aims for a grand opening in October.
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Mle En Lyric Theater
Crihobn Etrecc
Me Wexner
Lutoy
Bit
Hix Associates
Conthaelers Wehrenberg & & Busching
Tila
State and the Church Says Belief in a False Religion
Crawfordsville Ind May 19 Thomas J. Jarshatt democratic nominee delivered an address asserting that no belief by a false religion is better than no belief at all Father Thomas Conroy formerly of Fort Wayne was one of the speakers in the event continuing discussion on state and church issues in the campaign
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Thomas Conroy
Fort Wayne
Crawfordsville
Ind
Thomas Je. Jarshatt
Weather and events mix in Washington May notes
A May forecast cites showers and cooler spells across Washington and Lower Michigan, with variable winds and a potential warm end to the week. The Young Men's Christian Association hosted a banquet featuring speakers including Reverend Conrey and Marshall, discussing religion and governance topics amid community news.
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Washington
North India
Hist
Warner
Horse thieves active in Kosciusko County
Reports say two men drove a mare from Meg T Cook’s farm west of Warsaw between 10 and 11 Tuesday night, loading the valuable horse onto a rig and fleeing toward Burket. This is the fourth horse stolen in Kosciusko County recently, with other livestock missing and the thefts blamed on local gangs. Authorities suspect the missing mare may have been moved through Port Wayne toward Chicago.
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Pabsaw
Ind
Mite
Uesdar
Meg T. Cook
Warsaw
Brel Edgiert
Kus
Grieg
Ifig
Port Wayne
Chia
Washington Daily Update on Appropriations and Land Laws
May 13 report from Washington notes slow work progress and ongoing cleanup. Conference reports on appropriation and agricultural measures moved, with others removed. a $1,000,000 appropriation for representation at the Tokyo expo passed. Separate measures concern public lands, territories, and leases. continued discussion on Taunt lands and related items.
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Washington
Ming
Uni
Uma
Indianapolis Court Deals With Brewery Power Violations
In Indianapolis on May 19 the Superior Court heard James Bingham, attorney general, charging several Indianapolis and Terre Haute brewing companies with overstepping corporate powers and violating criminal laws. The move seeks dissolving their corporations, forfeiture of rights, and temporary receivers, plus an accounting of assets for creditor distribution. The action also accuses officers and employees of unlawful acts, including running bawdy houses and gambling establishments, with a federal suit noted in support. The record lists nine overreach charges and about twenty criminal transgressions alleged against the breweries involved.
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Indianapolis
Segarate Anita
Marlen County Superior Court
James Bingham
Ingianapolis Brewing Company
Terra Haute Brewing Company
Capital City Brewing Company
Rome
American
Porto
Cameres
Brewing Conpaniea
Thosa' S
Federa Court
Thos Attorne
Tau
Alust
Ares
Roymplaints
Uae
Aguins
Retegg
Prominent Americans at Historic White House Conference
Fragmented OCR lists notable figures at a historic White House conference. It names presidents, governors, and justices including Wilson, Hughes, Taft era officials, and other prominent leaders from New York, Ohio, Minnesota, West Virginia, Indiana, Michigan and more, with scattered references to court figures and civic officials.
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Husboas
Hamthorne College
Incorporation and Publications
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Constitutional Mansionns
CiGtil
Indiana Methodists
Union
Hughes
Stasisfield
Lutheran General Conference
St. Paus
Henry C. Paul
Synodical Board of Equalization
Thomas J. Farsal
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Crawfordville
Young Mead Christian Association
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Kosciusko County
Fort Wayne Canal
Senate
Ira Demoee Nanan
Calumn
Fgat ON
Bingham
White House
Underwood & Underwood
Tatler Steins
Hemes
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Udeon
Wixcansit
Andrew Cart Gie
William J. Brean
James HM
John O Wilsw
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