Meeting on labor and faith at Kansas City church
A large May 25 meeting at Convention hall in Kansas City addressed Presbyterian labor evangelism. Rev. Charles Stelzle and John B. Lennon urged stronger church labor ties, inviting union and nonunion workers, with Stelzle outlining church labor department efforts and Lennon noting unions' interest in church human concerns.
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Kansas City
Convention Hall
Charles Stelzle
Presbyterian Department of Labor
Church
John B. Lennon
American Federation of Later
Stelvie
Department of Church and Labor
Presbyterian Church
For Sale My Residence at 506 South Fifth Street
Property sale notice for a residence at 506 South Fifth Street. Owner announces leaving the city and selling the home. No price or closing date provided.
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South Fifth Street
Property sale terms offered by Mrs. N. Caminsky
A brief notice indicates Mrs. N. Caminsky of 602 South Fifth Street offers property for sale on favorable terms to suit the purchaser.
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N. Caminsky
South Fifth Street
Hawks Hardware Co promotes paints and house products in town
Local ads highlight Malachite Green Jap-a-lac for porch furniture and Adamantine Floor Paint. Hawks Hardware Co offers rubber garden hose and a free useful article with hats. Pianos tuned by Frank Smith next week. orders at John H. Lott. Hollister’s Tea advertised for health. Notre Dame G A R Post Memorial Day program to feature student and W B McInerny addresses.
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The
Hawks Hardware Co
Frank Smith
John H. Lott
Notre Dame G. A. R. Post
W. B. McIinerny
South Bend
Controversy at Episcopal Conference Over Bishops
The May 2 conference faced attacks on several candidates for bishoprics including Dr Charles J Goodell of Calvary Church New York and Rev George P Benjamin pastor of St Pauls New York. Telegrams from Minneapolis and a large New York meeting defended Goodell amid divorce co respondent accusations.
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Raltiforce
St Episcopal Dharch Conference
Iey
Charles J. Goodett
Calvary Clare
New York
Key
William A. Quayleys
Joseph Iingeley
Ceu
Minneapolis
Hingeley
Aysie
George P. Bekanin
St Paul's Church
Goodell
Harmony at Methodist Protestant conference ends with union action
May 25 Manteburg reports harmony at the final sessions of the general conference of the Methodist Protestant church. Delegates were in good humor. The sole sensational moment was the removal of Rev. J. H. Clark of News Jorgey from the board of ministerial education and the censure of Rev. W. D. Stults of New Jersey.
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Mmtteburg
Clurch
Church Union
J. H. Clark
Jorgey
W. D. Stults
New Jersey
T.Z. Ogburn
Stulta
Clark
United Presbyterian to meet in Pittsburg major celebration
The United Presbyterian church holds its grand general conference and semi centennial celebration in Pittsburg starting May 27, marking its origins in the city on May 20, 1858. Leaders discuss churchwide deliberations and the denomination’s growth through this historic gathering.
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United Presbyteriaan
Pittsburg
United Presbyterian Church
Ualted Presbyterian Church
Balloon Disaster in Berkeley Injures Sixteen on Board
A large airship trial in Berkeley California on May 25 injures sixteen crew members as the craft rises to about three hundred feet then tilts, bursts, and crashes. Inventor J A Morrell and Captain Penfold are among the injured but expected to recover. Eight others sustain lesser injuries as the crowd of about ten thousand witnesses the wreck.
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Berkeley
Cal
Sooxevelt
J. A. Morrell
Penfold
Another Priest Assaulted in Salisbury Church Stabbing
Rev. Joseph F. Lubeley pastor of St. Joseph's in Salisbury was stabbed twice by Joseph Scheutte a farmer who rushed him after service in front of 400 worshippers. Mrs Barbara Ginter and John Gates aided, Scheutte wounded, two victims stabbed including Mrs Ginter.
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Salisbury
Bather
Joseph F. Lubeley
St. Joseph's
Joseph Scheutte
Here
Scheutte
Barbara -Giater
John Gites
Battleship Michigan launched with eight 12-inch rifles
Washington May 25 reports the battleship Michigan to be launched at Camden New Jersey as the first United States designed ship. Her main battery will include eight 12 inch rifles and two submarine torpedo tubes. Four turrets on the main deck can fire the eight guns broadside. Prohibition That Decent Prohibit. Hastings Nebraska March 25 District Judge Cochran rules the Hastings brewery may continue beer manufacture and sale under wholesale license. Hastings previously voted for prohibition and saloons have closed. Our Car in the Lead Vaain Paris May 25 dispatch says the American entry in the New York to Paris race leads after two days of mud.
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Washington
Tuesiday Mest
Camden
N. J
Michigan
United States
Iastings
Neh
Cochran
Hastings
Paris
Matin
Mikolskusaka
Agatin
Public notices and events in early 20th century items
Notices show congress funding for a Chicago post office, wage policies delayed to June 1 at Arlington Mills Massachusetts, a balloon race organized by the Aero Club of the United Kingdom from Hurlingham, an estimate of coal costs for the Atlantic battleship fleet, Taft to give Memorial Day address at Grant's Tomb, and U S inspectors meeting in Chicago with naval conferences and fleet movements near Seattle tomorrow.
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Congress
Tew
Chicago
Arlington Cotton
Lawrence
Masa
The
Aero Club of
United Kingdom
Hurlingham
Gath
Atiatic
Taft
Grant
New York
Department of Ngsh Culture and Meat
United States
Anchorage
Seattle
Tomornow Ae
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
Stelzle
Lennon
P’resbyterian
Jesus
Hollister
Lister Druc Commpany
Madison
Wis
S. Main St
Oo. L. Simmons—Fire Insurance
Leidner & Hascall
Masury
George W. Rule
Hollingsworth, M. D
Lincoln
1908
Brussels
Axminster
Portierea
Tabourettes
Purcha Re
Hoard Falls
Qutlin
Tom Watson
White House
Hawks’ Drug Store
O. O. Miller
East Washington St
Gesher, Ind
Chichester
Riley
Goshen
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