Renunciation of episcopal ministry by Dr Crapsey ends heresy trial
Rochester reports Rev. Dr. Algernon S Crapsey renounces his Episcopal ministry after refusing a withdrawal of his controversial beliefs. He claims to pursue truth and urges the church to harmonize creed with scripture, predicting a large following among clergy and laity.
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Rochester
Protestant Episcopal Church
Algernon S. Crapsey
Crapsey
William David Walker
New York
Jesus
Church
Great Tribunal of Free Thought
Episcopal Rector Suspended for Heresy in Celebrated Case
A prominent Protestant Episcopal rector faces suspension for heresy after an ecclesiastical court ruling in western New York. The clergyman appeals to higher church authorities, claiming broader support within the church and urging tolerance while preparing for further legal testing of his beliefs. Found guilty of heresy, he may not return to the pulpit until his views align with the creeds.
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Crapsey
Protestant Episcopal Church
Jesus
Free Intelligence
Christendom
God
Great Tribunal of Free Thought
Church On Earth
Jesus Christ
New York
Batavia
Trailing Trunk Robber Taken After Night Train Stunt
A lone bandit was restrained aboard a train at 12 50 a m and robbed passenger Truehart was tied hand and foot then taken to the station The thief fled with money and jewelry and four hours later Truehart was jailed in Glasgow He said he came from California and his brother had previously robbed the Rock Island train at Slater on November 9 The man is about 32 years old five feet five inches tall and weighing 135 pounds
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Heywood
Car Isle
Truehart
Glasgow
Slater
California
Rock Island
Book catalog promising big pay from Indian school
Fragmentary ad copy promises high salaries for joining an Indian school with a mail order appeal. Limited readable details mention a catalogue and recruitment pitch aimed at prospective workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mun
Conductor Fights Train Robber On Alton Burlington Run
Conductor Everett B. Heywood reported he single handedly overpowered a robber on the Alton Burlington fast train and reached St. Louis. The bandit confessed to robbing a Rock Island passenger train nearby about a month earlier.
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St. Louis
Everett B. Heywood
Truehart to be brought for hearing in Marshall court
Marshall Missouri November 26 Truehart the Alton Burlington robber will be brought here this afternoon from Glasgow for a hearing.
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Marshall, Mo
Bear Attacks Kill and Maim Hunters in Pennsylvania
A bear kills John Dicht, 18, after he shoots and bleeds a seemingly stunned animal. In Warren County a hunter, Henry Bradley of East Pittsburgh, shoots a bear during a struggle, then stabs it to death with a hunting knife, escaping with minor injuries.
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Pittsburg
Elk County
John Dicht
Dicht
Tidioute
Warren County
Henry Bradley
East Pittsburg
Westinghouse Electric Company
Bradley
A W Kennedy Seeks Clarity From Pennsylvania Blacksmith Shop
A W Kennedy of the Pennsylvania blacksmith shop expresses worry over unclear conditions and seeks guidance on forthcoming developments affecting his business operations.
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A.W. Kennedy
Pennsylvania Blacksmith. Shop
Two Daughters Accuse Mother of Burning Babies
In New York an arrest of Mrs. Wilhelmina Eckhardt followed claims by her daughters Mrs. Marie Schoch and Mrs. Wilhelmina Chrig that she killed infants and burned their bodies in her kitchen stove. Schoch and Chrig testified of cruelty and urged police to act, naming aiding witnesses and detailing alleged burns in East Ninety third Street home.
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New York
Marie Schoch
Massachusetts
Wilhelmina Chrig
Wilhelmina Eckhardt
County Medical Society
Chrig
Regensburg
Germany
The Drunkard Reclaimed in Watertown Gospel Mission
A man enslaved by strong drink was drawn to a Watertown Gospel Mission service at 100 Court Street. Listening to sacred song melted his heart as a lay preacher spoke of salvation, leading him to pray for pardon and abandon alcohol. He found work and now leads a Christian life.
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Watertown
N. Y
Court Street
Christ Jesus
Cuban Cyclone Clears Mosquitoes and Averts Fever
Cable dispatches note the West Indian cyclone spared Cuba from self-destruction and cleaned the island, reducing yellow fever risk by sweeping away mosquitoes. The weather event is praised as a beneficial if unwelcome force, balancing disaster with public health gains.
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Cuba
Republic
Terri wind storm leaves Fort Wayne extensive damage
A severe wind storm sweeping Fort Wayne Wednesday afternoon into night caused widespread destruction. Buildings, roofs, and signs were damaged while utilities teetered. injuries included two residents at a rolling mill district home with fractured thigh and scalp wound. A power station elevator fell, severing a 500 volt feed but no workers hurt.
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Fort Wayne
Mil
Boharie Barbas
Nagy Domokon
Spy Run Avenue
National Biscuit Company
Jefferson Street
Harrison
Union Street
Jefferson
Eimanus! Lutheran Church
Frank Woodward
Fletcher Avenue
News notes from Jackson township and nearby towns
James Brown longtime Jackson township resident dies at 70. Mrs. Syrena Morris of Albion sustains severe burns after coal oil stove fire attempt. Huntington north streets deteriorate risking loss of free mail delivery. Carpenter Isaac Rodegeb from Napanee missing for months. Auburn residents George W. Rudolph and William Richards unveil a new rotary steam engine to be tested this week. Benjamin Williams, 65, found frozen near Goshen, may die. Plymouth waterworks smokestack blown down hindering fire crews as John Haham’s barn burns in the city center.
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James Brown
Jackson Township
Steuven County
Syrena Morris
Albion
Huntington
Isaac N. Rodegeb
Nappanee
George W. Rudolph
William Richards
Auburn
Benjamin Williams
Goshen
Williams
Middlebury
Plymouth
John Haham
Swiss Professor Tests Student Perception and Memory
Swiss Professor Claparede tested fifty four students with eight questions about their school rooms. Most denied or misidentified a window and misdescribed the columns. A staged intruder further showed faulty memory, as only four of twenty two recalled the masked man accurately.
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Claparede
Oie
Difficult to Steer a Ship from the Nineteenth Century
A St Nicholas excerpt explains steering a great ship requires subtlety and constant adjustments to counter wind waves and currents. The wheelhouse often hides behind curtains while the lookout and officer guide the helmsman who must focus on the compass for four hours, keeping the course.
Indiana TB Commission to Seek 200000 for State Hospital
The Indiana tuberculosis commission will urge the legislature to appropriate 200000 to build a state hospital for consumption. It calls for immediate action, arguing early treatment can restore many patients and serve as an educational model for doctors and the public. The panel cites 25,000 sufferers and aims to begin with the poor and those of limited means.
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Indianapolis
State Tuberculosis Commission
Hanly
L. F. Gage
Grand View
Theodore Potter
A. E. Cavins
Terre Haute
Cariwood
Seymour
R. N. Elliott
Connersville
Dr. Potter
Indiana
Notice to farmers opens new feed barn near Clinton street
Notice announces Herman Elett opening a new feed barn one block north of City mills on Clinton street and invites farmers to call. Also reports J. E. Beaty's meat market in Auburn destroyed by fire early Thursday.
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City Mills
Clinton Street
Herman Elett
J. E. Beaty
Auburn
Money to Loan on Real Estate or Personal Security
C E Pfeiffer offers loans on real estate or personal security from Rooms 6 7 Bass Block.
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C. E. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
Man-Zan Piles Relief Ad From Rhoads Drug Store
An old advertisement promises immediate relief for piles using Man-Zan. The copy notes the product is sold at Rhoads drug store, reflecting a period drug retail promotion.
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DR. Crapsey
Lexus
Rex Igesnon
Rev. Algernon S.crapsey
Lone Bandit
Adam Zad
Bad Brain
Mountain Wilds
Pennsylvania
Northern
Man At Helm
St. Nicholas
Indiana Commission
National Railway Training School, Inc
Boston
Minneapolis, Minn
Tri-State Loan and Trust CO
C. A. Wilding, Pres
W. E. Mossman
Louis Fox
G. W. Pixley
C. Heine
W. J. Vesey
H.C. Paul
DER
J. H. Bas
Cc. H. Worden
H. A. Keplinger
H. R. Freeman
J.H. Orr
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