30 May 1901
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
1
A garbled passage references Dr Charles H Parkhurst and a major moral reform wave in New York City. It mentions an upcoming report by a committee chaired by Lumens and notes Parkhurst as a leading figure amid a renewed public debate and controversy.
The report details the General Assembly's heated sessions at The Pitth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York. Delegates clash over the church's revision plan and a proposal to defer actions to the next assembly while debates touch on Calvinistic doctrine, ethics, and support for ministers' families.
A large crowd joined a Saturday parade despite heavy rain. Marshals led the procession past the courthouse with banners, flowers, and firework displays, while street crowds cheered under umbrellas. Speakers urged union solidarity, wage justice, and organized labor’s fight for better conditions. The rain cut short the program and attendance quickly dropped once the courthouse steps were reached.
Detroit official M Korlycyo of Miss and Evie Gaunt Transportation is registered at the Great Southern hotel in Columbus. Fordyce forecasts a Cincinnati to Dayton line completion by January 1 with ongoing work toward the King project. Experimental results show boats moving five to six miles per hour without harming canal banks. Equipment will be robust with 20 ton capacity cars drawn by heavy motors on trains from boats.
The Oregon likely to receive turret and armor upgrades as part of a broader plan by the naval board. Proposals include self–powered turrets and revised gun layouts, but full reconstruction may wait on Congress approval. Rear Admiral Bowles pushes changes affecting battleships and armored cruisers, with a aim to streamline bridge operations.
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