Controversy Begins Between Ostholic Church and Baptist
A six months dispute starts this week in St Louis between The Church Progress and the American Baptist over which is the true church of God. The Baptist paper denounces the proposition as the first public Baptist Catholic debate. An Ohio newspaper sued forty three nonpaying subscribers and secured judgments. twenty eight claimed legal limits prevented attachment, six jailed after petit larceny bonds, and six released on bond. The new postal law deems it larceny to take a paper and refuse payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Progress
Ostholic
American Baptist
St. Louis
Church of God
Ohio
Supreme Court
O. F. G. Meyer
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Indiana
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Joshua
Jordan
Mississippi
Mount Lebanon
Camel Ford
Joseph
Desert
Canaan
God
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
New York
Lebanon
Holy Lands
House of Prayer
Mount Calvary
Mount Washington
Mount Blanc
Mount Sinai
Cairo
Egypt
Mars Hill
Paul
Lord Elgin
Acropolis
Greece
Tricoupis
Snowden
Manatt
Rock
Christ
Jesus
King
Earth
Heaven
Hell
John Calvin
Arminius
Adoniram Judson
Bethel
Fourteenth New York
Massachusetts
St. Mark’s
St. Sophia
Nathaniel Lyon
Wellington
Waterloo
Napoleon
Elba
Orient
St. Paul's
Albany
Jacob
Taylor University
Allen Zollara
Heminway
Cleveland
American Farmer
Blaine Health Endeavor Reflects Presidential Prospects
The article notes Blaine's health and careful regimen as vital to his political future. It reports family devotion and public hopes that he recovers strength by spring to dispel doubts about his endurance for a heated campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blaine
Pradenos
Harrison
Stones, Memorials, and the Brooklyn Tabernacle Dedication
A preacher recalls the dedication of the Brooklyn Tabernacle with a Jordan River crossing allegory. He presents the memorial stones from Sinai Mars Hill Calvary as symbolic foundations and calls for unity among denominations, soul saving, and personal consecration for the new temple.
Daisy Simonson Weds William H Olds at First Presbyterian
In a Wednesday ceremony at First Presbyterian church Miss Daisy Simonson married William H Olds. The couple will tour eastern cities after a small private reception at 61 West Berry Street before returning in about two weeks. The piece notes Hayden quartet and Moffat involved with music and mentions Taylor University subrubs remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Daisy
J. H. Simonson
William H. Olds
Olds Wheel Works
H. G. Olds
American Wheel Company
Hayden Quartatte
Messrs. Long
Helen Moffat
Noble G. Olds
Dr. Moffat
Messrs
Berts
Eugene Olds
Seymour Boyd
Rossa Mc Qualloch
John Dougall
Wallace Caswell
West Berry Street
Mrs. Olds
Fort Wayne Road
Siddons White bout May seventh to draw large crowd
Chicago sports editor Nathanson plans a May 7 lightweight bout in Fort Wayne between George Siddons and Tommy White for a $1,000 purse. Event could be at the Masonic Temple or Princess rink and aims to be the era’s greatest local fight. Louis Heilbroner handles arrangements. Fort Wayne publicity expected to soar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathanson
Chicago Herald
George Siddons
Tommy White
Sentinel
Fort Wayne
Masonic Temple
Princess Rink
Louis Heilbroner
Chicago Times
White
Wanoonda
Ill
Harry Gilmore
Old Elm Farm
Siddons
Tom Ryan
George
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Fort Glapne Sentinel
K. Hackett
Weekly Sentinel
Buatne
Dr. Wetts
Decatur
Ind
President Harrison
Little Man
General Association of the Congregational Churches of
Elkhart
Tae
Wilkinson
Census Bureau
Tiffin
Place
Jack
Hugger
Indiana Supreme Court
Decatur County
Tax National Republican League
John 8. Clarkson
Iowa
Tom
Campbell
Cincinnati
McKinley
Antrep Srates
Pension Department
Washington
Indianapolis
Spain
United States
Antilles
America
the Enquirer
Republican League
Blaine
Alger
Sherman
Clarkson
Reed
Cullom
William A. Hammond
Stanford
Hammond
California
Kansas
Louisiana
South Carolina
Tur Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
John Boggs
Moffat
Leeper
Boggs
Hall
Warren
Healy
Auburn
Deighton
Huntington
Lawson
Ossian
Mackintosh
Kendallville
Hughes
Lagrange
Moore
Swank
Marshall
Townsend
Mesars
McClusky
Kaufman
A. J. Taylor
Harprive
Don
Zoluinger
Bors
Conference Committee
Columbus
Surra
John Slater
Pittsburgh
Harding
Myron D. King
Dr. King
Dreier & Bro’s
Bucklen
Amica
Dreier & Beo
the New Tabernacle
Talmadge
Sinai
Athens
House of the Lord
ONEON
Daisy Simonson
PRI
Rapeville
Ala
Beetown
Coleman Hart
John
Coleman
Frei
Lydia E. Pinkham
New South Side
Calhoun Street
Chicago
Rock Island & PacificAy
Rock Island
Davenport
Des Moin
Council Bluffs
Watertown
Bio’ Paul
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
ST. Joseph
Atchison
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Topeka
Denver
Colorado
Sp'ngs
Pueblo
Des Moines
Omaha
Colorado Springs
St Joseph
Albert Lea
Theer Points
Peoria
Spirit Lake
Gioux Falls
John Sebastian
Thin City
Dons and White
Sparrow” Lewis
John Anderson
No. 207 Broad
Algerson
Smith Street
Peter W. Schaden
West
Jefferson Street
Charles Frohnappel
Ewing Street
H. O. Paul
Otto Effinger
Bluffton
Isaac d’ Isay
West Minster Seminary
Hood
Jessie F. Delbeare
Fascony
R. I
C. W. Marriott
Lowell
Mass
C. I. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Apothecarien
F. C. Turner
Hook & Ladder
Boston
J. Scuocs
Albion
Sal J
STORM
Folumbia St
Foster Furniture and Carpet Company
Adam
FORT + WAYNE
Boone
Miss Carlotta
Adam Forepaugh
Hanlon-Volters
Tee and
Annimals
A H. Bogardus
Sharpsooters
U.S. Mall
Virginia
Ee A. Forepaugh Jr
Muler
Thiaseeian
Sider
Woolworth
Dana
Aveline Houss
Root & Company
Jamestown
The
Smith & Wesson
Springfeld
Groth & Klapperich
Randolph Street
Curcaco
Bordera Sant
Prise Oared
W. Madisons
Ana
Woodwerk
Gel Home Sewing Machine Co
Micago
Union Square
Atlanta
W. H. Green
Fargo
F.C
J. M. Parham
Barr Street
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