Religious groups spread and press for union in 19th century Ontario and beyond
The piece surveys church growth in Ontario with Methodists leading, Presbyterians second, Anglicans third, and Catholics fourth. It notes missions in Madagascar, a St Augustine drama fund for Clap ham, and statistics on Congregational and other Baptist groups worldwide. It also covers church-state topics, Jerusalem bishopric talks, and Russian censorship impacts on news and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Ince
Ontario
Canada
Madagascar
Society of Friends
R. H. Cresswell
St. Peters, Vauxhall
Vauxhall
Clapham
Hitchcock
Union Theological Seminary
United States
Reformed
New Brunswick
N. J
St. Mary’s
Baltimore
United Presbyterian Church
Xenia
Ohio
California
Bible Societies
Bible Society of France
Bible Society of Paris
Paris Society
Protestante of France
Nantes
New York Times
Russia
Count Reutern
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Africa
Sofia
Also Mentioned on This Page
England
Prussia
Jerusalem
Jarclay
Church of England
Canterbury
Bishopric of
Great Britain
Ireland
British Seas
Wales
Scotland
Islands
British Empire
London Missionary Society
Springfield Republican
George F. Pentecost
Independent
Constantinople
London Times
Agab Pasha Kazazin
Elizabeth Fountaine
Louisiana
Mississippi River
Missouri
John Cunningham
Sturgeon
Petersburg
Boone Co
Mary Summerson Logan
Mexico
Sierras
St. Vincent
Morganfield
Nazareth Institute
Methodist Church
Logan
Miss Cunningham
Shawneetown
Land Office
Mary Cunningham
John Logan
Father Cunningham
Benton
Franklin County
Chicago Tribune
News In
Paris
Rue Dancourt
Letitia de San Algazala de
Duchess de N
Chanoinesse
Madrid
Galignani
John Callaghan
W. L. Clayton
Stewart
Mason's Drug Store
Greeley
Colorado
A. Z. Salomon & Company
A. L. Welch & CO
Weld County
City
Sixteenth and
Champa Streets
Denver, Colo
A. Igo
F. Fezer
Greeley, Cole
Walnut Street
Madison Avenue
H. A. French
Educate
Greeley Business College
Rocky Mountains
Greenlee & C9
Denver, Colorado
Allinds
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E. Brooks