Foreign Missions Report on Presbyterian Work Abroad
The general assembly notes 6502 missionaries, seven deaths, and total receipts of 847492. The Woman's board contributed 278904. Field estimate dropped from 1018000 to 850000 as the report is adopted, with foreign missions set for Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Churches
S. M. Breckenridge
General Assembly
Foreign Missions
Striker
Board of Foreign Missions
Carter Divorce Verdict Shocks Chicago Courtroom
The jury found Mrs. Carter guilty of adultery in the cross bill and exonerated Leslie Carter. Neither spouse was present when read. Ernest Carter and lawyers Loesch and Hynes witnessed the verdict as Hynes pledged a new trial motion, with potential appeals likely prolonging the case for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Carter
Jamison
Hynes
Loesch
Leslie Carter
Aourt
Mr. Hynes
Jamigan
Mr. Carter
Guthrie Land Dispute Sparks Violent Riot and Military Quell
In Guthrie the land title dispute between Driscoll and Diemer erupted into a violent riot with about 1,200 rioters. Troops intervened to protect the city hall and eject Diemer from the disputed land while Driscoll’s building was moved to the tent site. Authorities guarded streets overnight and warn of further evictions as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driscoll
Diemer
Cavanaugh
Petition Seeks Remission of Sim Coy Fine
In Granapolis on May 22 Republicans forwarded a petition to President Morrison asking remission of Sim Coy's $1,000 fine. Signers include John New William Henderson Dan Ransdell and others. John C New urged remission before Europe trip. Halford telegram says president has papers but no evidence Coy cannot pay. If remitted Coy could be released July 2 otherwise stay thirty more days under poor convict law. Inpranapouts executives denounce remission and fault lack of consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granapolis
Sim Coy
John ©. New
William Henderson
Dan Ransdell
Europe
John C. New
Halford
Cathedral of the Holy Name
State
Superior
Cronin
Toronto
Charley Long
Chicago
Cutcaco
Dr. Cronin
Clark Street
Frank Scanlan
North Clark Street
Sullivan’s
Dinan
Coughlen
Mr. Dinan
Capt. Schack
Chief Hubbard
Coughlin
Schasck
England
Carlson Cottage
Ashland Avenue
Belmont Avenue Bridge
William Mertes
Carlston Cottage
First Female Preacher Granted License to Marry in County
In Wooster Ohio May 22 a probate court granted Rev Mrs Ellen Runkle a license to perform marriages, likely the first for a woman. She is an ordained United Brethren minister and serves two county charges while managing a farm family. The judge cited a statute allowing feminine application where masculine terms appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woosrer
Ellen Runkle
United Brethren
Poison in a Well On Farm Endangers Family
A Wicarra Iowa farm near Hayden reports a wholesale poisoning case as a family of six falls ill after drinking well water. The father mother and daughter suffer convulsions while a hired girl and two farm animals die, suggesting the well as the contamination source. The incident began Sunday evening with the father first taken ill and spread through the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicarra
Kas
Hayden
Here
Mob lynching of Albert Martin in Michigan farm town
May 11 a colored itinerant man attacked Mrs Gillis in Port Huron area. Police detained him but a mob of about 100 masked men stormed the jail, dragged Albert Martin from his cell, lynched him on the street and left him mangled near the Seventh Street bridge. Sheriff and keeper on duty, warned of the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Heron
Mich
John Gillis
Albert Martin
Seventh Street
Martin
Telegrams From Across the Nation May 21 27
Miscellaneous telegrams report a Northern Pacific collision at New Beptoro Montana with two badly injured, a May 23 snow event in Ohio and Maryland lightning deaths, a fatal knife attack in Scranton, a Hoboken dealer death likely by suicide, a steamer arrival with a wrecked ship Lizzie Williams and Chinese deaths, a Merthyr coal mine collapse with 58 entombed, frost damage in Findlay Ohio, a Madison County duel over a girl, two children drowning near Fort Atkinson Wisconsin, a New Haven bank embezzlement alleged at Merchants bank, a Cayuga inlet body find, a Bridgewater Ontario fire loss, Brooklyn chemical fire losses, Langlade stage robbery, a large St Louis wreck injuring 45, a Huntmington farmer suicide, a suit for terrorizing acts, and a Smith residence fire with a boy perishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Beptoro
Mont
Northern Pacific Railroad
Trrain
Findlay
Ohio
Exvemon
Preston Algerd
Lombard
Oriel County
Scranton
Frank Compton
West Pitson
Hoboken
Stand No
West Washington
Stearuu
W. T
Alkali
Lizzie Williams
Ninty
Tugidak Island
London
Merthyrtydvil
Wales
Brrmienam
Ala
Brownsville
Madison County
James Roundtree
George Wilson
Wilson
Roundtree
Fort Arsixson
Wis
John Belter
Bark River
Boston
New Haven
Bradley
Merchants’ Bank
Ithaca
Charles E. Courtney
Cornell University
Cayuga Inlet
Willie Letts
Courtney
Beauvinne
Ont
Bridgewater
Brookyn
E. K. Baker
English Salt Union
Messrs
Burt & Burger
Shawnex
Langlade
St. Louis
San Francisco
Huntmnetos
Ind
St. Marys
Emanuel Smith
Copsey
Smith
Demand for Lane's Family Medicine Trial Package
Over 69 people were forced to leave their homes yesterday to call for the trial package of Lane's Family Medicine. If your blood is bad, your liver and kidneys out of order, if you are constipated and have headache and an unsightly complexion, don't fail to call on any druggist today for a free sample of this grand remedy. The ladies praise it. Everyone likes it. Large size package 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Boston to Hayti mission sails from Washington
Washington reports that the ship Boston will sail for Hayti with a state department commission to assess Haitian affairs and European interference risk. Blaine declined to discuss the subject. Hite is favored for the mission due to his state department and Paris experience. The war department warns officers about voluntary service limits under law to prevent past violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Hayti
State Department
Haiti
United States
Blaine
Commission
Hite
Mois
Legation
Paris
War Department
Congress
Department
Supreme Court
Miller
Woods
United States Court
Indianapolis
Harrison
Washineton
Treasury Department
David Martin
Internal Revenue
Philadelphia
Martin
Executive Mansion
Fred D. Massey
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette
Murat Halstead
Europe
Diplomatic Corps
Julian Pauncefote
Rice
Potomac
Dispatch
Indiana
C. P. Pyle
Barber’s Mills
Wells County
C. C. Swain
Thos. McNeill
Lafountsine
Wabash County
J. 8. Hale
IL. T. Murphy
LaGro
J. M. Ramsey
John B. Funk
Liberty Center
M. Morgan
Edith Martin
Liberty Mills
W. Tuman
Ephraim Ruth
Poneto
John Hardwidge
Fairgood
Servia
C. B. Steller
A. E. Albaugh
Somerset
R. B E. Miller
C. F. Overman
South Wabash
John Pearson
C. P. Miller
Urbana
J. F. Wellman
John Shaffer
Laporte
Ind
William H. Dryden
Martinsville
James McD. Hays
Greencastle
Banker's disappearance sparks depositor riot
In New York on May 25 over a hundred Hungarian and Polish depositors crowded Max Goldburger’s file at 163 Ridge Street seeking their savings. Doors were bolted, no entry possible, as fears grew that the banker may have fled to Canada or Hungary with about $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Goldburger
Ridge Street
Goldburger
Canada
Hungary
Presbyterian Assembly Adopts Sabbath Observance Report
In New York on May 25 the Presbyterian general assembly received a telegram from the southern assembly concurring with the committee on co operation. The assembly then discharged that special committee and took up the general order of the day, Sabbath observance, following the committee’s report urging advocacy of the principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Presbyterian General Assembly
Southern Assembly
New Cardinals Named in Rome Consistory Delay
Rome May 28 The Pope fixed next Friday for the secret consistory to name new cardinals including Archbishops Richards Foulen Guilbert and Goessens with Appollonie and De Ruggiere to receive red hats on Monday In London Samson Fox donated 45000 to the Royal College of Music and Lord Lansdowne estate evictions begin Tuesday Meanwhile the czar recalls Grand Duke Constantine as navy general admiral and Robert Lincoln is presented to Lord Salisbury. Yacht race Valkeyrie won. Adelphi gamblers face court. club owner fined 500 and secretary 200. Emiliano fire at Queenstown extinguished after hours of effort. Conservatives plan meetings to offset Gladstone speeches during recess. Greenland expedition by Dr Nansen returns after exhaustive survey. peak altitude reached ten thousand feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Yesterda
Mmgr
Richards
Paris
Mmegr
Foulen
Lyons
Mmer
Guilbert
Bordeaux
Schobern
Prague
Goessens
Malines
Appollonie
DeRuggiere
Pal DeRuggiere
Loxpox
Samson Fox
Royal College of Music
Deaix
Lord Lansdoune
Loggacurrun
St. Peterssure
Constantine
Lennox
Robert T. Lincoln
England
Lord Salisbury
White
Legation
Valkeyrie
Mr. Gladstone
Nansen
Arctic
Greenland
Piedmont region urged as healthful wealth for North Carolina
To the Editor of TuB SENTINEL, a regional description extols the Piedmont belt from the Virginia line through Georgia as a healthful, beautiful sanctuary with mild winters, rich soil, and abundant fruit. The writer urges readers to relocate or invest now, claiming rapid value growth and noting the area as a future sanatorium with potential residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tub Sentinel
North Carolina
Georgia
Piedmont
Italy
United States
Old
Virginia
P.S
Local obituaries and rheumatism cures touted in column
The week ending May 25 lists deaths of Mrs. Stewart Oscar Logan Albert Kirchner Jacob Pottlitzer Lena Todd Alexander Jobst and Elizabeth Johnson. A New Brunswick testimonial claims Chamberlains Pain Balm cures rheumatism in three days and urges use. The piece notes a trial date for Geo. Merz after the shooting at Nettie Deno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. Stewart
Oscar Logan
Albert Kirchner
Jacob Pottlitzer
Lena Todd
Alexander Jobst
Elizabeth Jouhnson
James Lambert
New Brunswick
Chamberlain
George H. Loesch
F. D. Hotham
Hood's Sarsaparilla Urges Seasonal Health Benefit
An appeal notes body susceptibility to medicine peaks now and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as best for purifying and enriching blood, boosting appetite, and toning the system. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla is peculiar to itself and particularly effective at this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Memorial Day Observance Plans for 21st Annual Exercise
A Memorial Day program outlines the May 30 observance with a city parade from East Berry Street to the cemetery, gun salute by Zollinger Battery, and church and civic ceremonies. Details list officers, divisions, and marching order with participation by G A R posts, Sons of Veterans, and Ladies Relief Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rohan
Womans’ Relief Corps
Theo
F. Geller
Charles Reese
Zollinger
Berry Street
Daniel L. Harding
A. K. Zortman
A. Northrop
Ford F. Boltz
J. W. Hiler
W. Geller
John W. Hayden
Dr. BE. 1
Iver
John Carson
C. M. Rouzer
East Berry Street
Clinton
Clinton Street
Berry
Hugh M. Diehl
National
East Be Street
Kimball
Fort Wayne Rifles
F. W. Rawles
Herman Hollenholn
Joe C. Wil- Gattline
Post Office
Fort Wayne Saengerbund
Canton No. 17
E. H. Buttenbender
Renk Knights of Pythias
Order of
Order of United Workmen
Court Streets
Court Street
Hilbrecht
Clay
Union
Main
Indies and Sons of Veterans
John Vordermark
G. A. R., Sons of Veterans and Ladies’ Relief Corps
Frank Alderman
Paul Hanley
Joseph Kickley
Edmund Lincoln
Ambrose E. Jones
A. R. McCurdy
Jacob M. Keyser
Rifles
First Baptist Church Choir
A. K. Zartman
Songerband
America
Auten H. Dovcaun
Guo. D. Adams
Peter Grabner An Old Pittsburg Engineer Dies at Monroeville
Peter Grabner, a former Pittsburg and Fort Wayne railroad engineer, died at his home near Monroeville on Monday. Born in Germany July 1, 1831, he came to America with his parents and leaves a widow Louisa Hertel and thirteen children, ten living. He married in 1852 and worked as an engineer before settling in Jackson township in 1870. He was fifty nine years nine months and twenty one days old at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Grabner
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Monroeville
Jackson Township
Germany
Louisa Hertel
Parishoner's 1869 Baptism Echoes Eternal Hope
The text honors a Baptist church member since 1869 describing him as an affectionate husband father and friend who has gone to his reward with full hope of eternal life.
Commissioner Seeks Strict Enforcement Of Fish Laws
The Indians commissioner of fisheries issues a broad address urging strict enforcement of new fish laws in force since May 10. Violations carry fines from five to twenty five dollars per fish, with larger penalties for possession of gill nets or seines. Township officials are to promote the act and report dam counts and ladder plans. The message appeals to anglers and citizens to aid prosecutions and protect streams, promising confidentiality to informants. Also noted: death of David H. Lipes of Eel River township at 77, a long-serving public official and businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians Commissioner of Fisheries
Judiott
Supreme Court
Con. Wu. T. Dennis
Com. of Fisheries
Richmond
Ind
Longevity debate and cautions from Dr. Oswald
Dr. Felix L. Oswald argues longevity could resolve fate and fate’s inequities, citing Burns Keats Cervantes and others. He urges care with health, warning kidney disease and Bright's disease are common, and recommends Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets as preventive relief. The piece also notes theater fires and assigns value to medical remedies for life preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix L. Oswald
Burns
Keats
Cervantes
Spinoza
Schiller
Pascal
Harvey
Macauley
Buckle
Bichat
Raphael
Mozart
Byron
Isis’ Temple
Mr. Mallock
Warner
Bright
Pierce
Viala
Sabbath Laws and Privileges Judge Morality of Necessity
The state’s attorney J M Robinson explains Sabbath observance rules with exceptions for charity and necessity. He cites ice and milk deliveries, meat sales, and streetcar or livery services as allowed when truly necessary, while restricting indiscriminate commerce on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Robinson
Saturn
San
Creditors face settlement talk for New York Ma honing line
In United States court, creditors and railroad reps discussed a settlement for the New York Ma honing and Western railroad. E W Tollerton chaired. Proposal: 90 days to finish west track to the Toledo St. Louis and Kansas City line, bonds at $20 000 per mile pledged by a trustee, sale at not less than fifty cents on the dollar. 25 percent of proceeds to agents, 75 percent to construction to Fort Wayne, with no added indebtedness. Postponed until tomorrow afternoon to allow creditors to file claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Bee
New York, Mahoning and Western Railroad
United States
E. W. Tollerton
Toledo, St. Louis
Kansas City
Findlay
Fort Wayne
Watch Theft by Local Boy Leads to Reform School
John Fratzmann, a boy from 267 Hanns Street, is detained after stealing a watch from J. L. Harn & Co. on East Main Street and found with the property on his person. The incident ends with his transfer to reform school. a doctor from University of London is cited on kidney symptoms and Warner's Safe Cure advertised as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fratzmann
Hanns Street
Reform School
J. L. Harn & Co
East Main Street
Willliam Roberts
University of London
Eng
Warner
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Morrison
Wien
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Hang Wim
Mone
National Capital
Wassington
William R. Day
Abial Lathorp
South Carolina
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Florida
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Arizona
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Charles P. Hitch
Ilinois
Illinois
Samuel V. Holliday
Pennsylvania
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Treasury
Edward R. Gunby
District of Tampa
Fla
Frederick E. Owen
Revenue Service of
Henry Q. Slayton
Revenue Service
Navy Department
Samoa
D. L. Brain
Asserson and
Cravem
New York Navy Yard
Emerson C. Lewellen
Newton
Washington J’os
Wasatheron
Chesapoke Bay
Wanameker
Antietam National Cemetery
Roger T. Spooner
Wisconsin
Tanner
American Sabbath Union
Princeton
Presbyterian Assembly
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P. H. Cronin
Evanston Avenue
Hubbard
Woodrutt
the Herald
Order of Hibernians
Clan-na-Gael
Clanna Gael
Ireland
Joint
Hyne
Woodruff
Man Black
Watrons
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Elliott
Thomas T. O'Connor
City Law Department
O'Connor
Villiers
Schuttler
P. QO. Sullivan
Lake View
Sullivan
Col
W. H. Read
Tecan
Ney Longnecker
Judge Longnecker
Col. Read
Patrick Sullivan
Carlson
Cateh
Outer Ocean
Aouke
Hetire
Geo. Merz
Nettie Deno
Lindenwood Cemetery
John A. Logan
Logan
Mia
David H. Lipes
Eel River Township
Mr. Lipes
Jane Lipes Polen
Lipes
Marion Township
Baptist Church
Dr. Lipes
Wayne
Calvin S. Brice
National Democratic Campaign Committee
National Committee
Wm. H. Barnum
Brice
Bert Wayne
St. Sheerin
Logansport
Sheerin
Doherty
Louisville
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Oi Jon
Wm. Fleming
Barnum
Charla’ McCulloch
Cleveland
BE Louis
Murdock
Vity
Tre Nahoning
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