Westminster Presbyterians Publish History in Fray with New York Presbytery
Special to the Sun New York Feb 2 The Westminster Presbyterian Church circulates a pamphlet claiming a complete history of its differences with the New York presbytery It plans to send copies to every 7000 Presbyterian churches Dr J Lloyd Lee the former pastor denounces the move to sever church ties while maintaining Presbyterian faith The presbytery contends Lee has renounced his office and residence Dr Lee seeks recognition as a minister of their faith The presbytery cites ecclesiastical law and argues an independent Presbyterian minister cannot exist
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the Sun
New York
Westminster Presbyt
J. Lloyd Lee
Westminster
Qelice
Les
James Yeareane
Lee
Shearer
Westminster Church Turmoil Reported in Presbytery Clash
The former pastor and members accuse the presbytery of tyranny and meddling in church affairs. Trustees allegedly dictated hymn choices and hindered sermon evangelism while seeking to dispose of Westminster property to merge with a rival uptown church. The congregation calls for autonomy amid intra church politics.
Plea for Mrs Valentina Before Supreme Court
Attorney James Trine of New Jersey pressed for clemency for Anna Valentina an Italian woman on death row in Bergen County New Jersey for the Rosa Balza murder dated March 10. He urged constitutional and treaty based grounds for a new trial under the American Italian treaty provisions.
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Scrippa-McHee Press Association
Washington
Fed
James Trine
New Jersey
Ladly
Anna Valentina
Bergen County
Rosa Balza
Valentina Awomnan
President Signs Eight Hour Law Exemption Contested
Roosevelt signs urgent efficiency bill removing the eight hour law from alien labor on canals and related projects. Both sides seek a test case in civil court to challenge the measure and preserve governmental authority amid ongoing church statements and public debate.
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Scrippa-McTrae Preas Annociation
Washington
Frealdent
Roosevelt, Lodly
MIR
Westminster
Hitch Properties
Hopkins nomination sent for U S marshal post
The president sent to the Senate the nomination of Charles B. Hopkins for United States marshal of the Western District. The move comes after Hopkins left Washington and was expected to await Senate action.
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Serippa Correnn
Dynamite Plot Ties Idaho Officials to Miners Case
Portraits of Harry Orchard and former Idaho Governor Frank Steunenberg appear as authorities reveal a self confessed plot linking Orchard to a national dynamite conspiracy. The confession implicates President Charles H. Moyer and secretary William D. Haywood of the Western Federation of Miners as planners of killings and the attempted kidnapping of Mayor Haywood, igniting a major public scandal.
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Harry Orchard
Assas
Ann
Frank Steunenberg
Idaho
Charles H. Moyer
Wiliam D. Maywood
Weerman
Orchard
Ant Haywood
Marines Mourn Missing Paul Jones Officer
Special to The San Diego, marines grieve for Ensign Conn of the Paul Jones torpedo boat. The crew, Navy officials, and Annapolis graduates express deep loss after his death in Baltimore while en route between San Francisco and Guam. The team anticipates a tribute and notes Conn’s leadership for the sailors aboard.
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San Diego
Cal
Ballors
Turpedo
Paul Jones
W. T. Conn
Baltimore
United States Navy
Naval Academy
Annapong
Ae Ramena
Unete Sam
Jones
San Fraorisco
Guam
Lalthyorean
Uae
Leon
Olen
Paul Jon
Cont
Magdalena
Conn
Oficer
Ater
Naval
Hfe
Weapey
Gaval
Yoerite Furs Beer
Changes In Food Label From Pure to Adulterated
A Feb report from Washington notes the pure food bill passed by the Senate faces major shifts. It would label adulterated foods white or dark, with preservatives banned, and could allow coloring and brine methods. House debate aims to set standards, with industry officials warning against chemist control and urging manufacturer representation.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Wilf
Hoyss
Te Bureau of Chemistry
He IM
House
J. E. Launen
Nasdonal Food Manufacturers’ Association
Tt. M. Allen
Kentucky
Allen
Clay County ticket nominated at Clay Democrats meeting
Brazil Md Feb 28 The Clay County Democrats nominated a full slate for local offices including James L Burns for treasurer MC Lunning for sheriff Wm Prince for auditor James Elliott for assessor Dr G F Lewis for coroner F A Kuttman for surveyor C Koehler and W T Moddessitt for commissioners John Raley for judge The ticket reflects party alignment ahead of elections with local figures named.
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The
Sun
Brazil
Clay County Democrats
Whursdty
James L. Burns
Treasurrer
MC. Lunning
Ww. Prince
James Elliott
G. F. Lewis
F. A. Kuttman
C. Koehler
W. T. Moddesitt
John Raley
Health inspectors arrest six restaurant proprietors over milk sales
City health inspectors report six restaurant proprietors posted large signs warning customers that milk below standard would be sold, citing violations of health ordinances. Arrests and charges will proceed in municipal court under rules requiring cleanliness and proper storage.
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Brinmao Fohik
Tadtia“polis
Eh Atta
Ate Heart
Eugene Ruehiwr
Pobles
Raetaurant
Vite
Ordins
Wibwite Jen
Board of
Pudi
Fraud Orders Debate In Washington Post Office Probe
In Washington on February 3 the House committee on post offices and post roads approved a favorable report on the Crump resolution demanding the Postmaster General provide all information about alleged fraud orders connected to the People's Bank of St. Louis.
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Scriptine Mottng Preak Annoc
Washington
Crumpacaser
Fostmaster-Generat
People's Bank of St. Louis
Howard county GOP ticket nominated for county offices
Republican voters in Howard county nominated a full slate Tuesday including J Fen rimara Cooper for prosecuting attorney M J Elkenberry for clerk Glen Lindley for treasurer Joseph M Lindley for sheriff George W Foreman for recorder William H Ehrman for surveyor Robert C Davies for coroner W H Tharriton and Samuel A Boch with Ezra Jackson as commissioners
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Howard County
Speeial
Sap
Kokomo, Inc
Tuesdalium Morton
J. Fenrimara Cooper
M. J. Elkenberry
Glen Lindley
Joseph M. Lindley
George W. Foreman
William H. Ehrman
Robert C. Davies
W. H. Tharriton
Samuel A. Boch
Ezra Jackson
Statement of the Citizens Insurance Company of Missouri
Statement of the condition of the Citizens Insurance Company of Missouri lists capital at 200,000 with assets including cash, real estate, stocks, and bonds. It shows mortgages, loans, and liabilities such as losses adjusted and losses in suspense, with a state auditor's certification from Indiana dated February 2.
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Citizens Tnsuranes Company
N. W
Equitable Fire and Marine Immunance Ca
No. T
Providence
R. I
Fred W. Arnold
Samuel G. Howe
Indemnity Fire Insurance Company of
New York
Fine Street
New York City
F. J. Montgomery Hare
Banatuo
Equitable Fire and Marine Insurance Company Statement
Indiana Auditor certifies Dec 1 1905 financial condition of Equitable Fire and Marine Insurance Co. The asset total equals 600 645 82 with cash, real estate, stocks and bonds, mortgages, and loans. Liabilities total 283 970 51 including adjusted and unadjusted losses and reserves. State auditor Warren Bigler signs with seal on February 1906.
Marriage Notice from Michigan and Indiana Couples
A brief marriage notice reports Miss Lucile M. Bell, aged thirty, of Goodland Indiana, marrying Barton af Lek of Rockville Indiana, with a Michigan dateline Feb X. The item lists both parties and their origins in a concise regional notice.
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Goodland
Abfamazeo
Mich
Lucile M. Bell
Thirlty
Barton Af Lek
Rorhyile
Ind
Death of Dr Daniel Grass in Anderson Ind
Dr Daniel Grass died yesterday in Anderson Indiana. His remains will be taken to Charlottesville for burial, where he formerly lived.
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Grass
Anderson
Ind
Daniel Grass
Charlottesville
Glenmore the Home of the Late Senator Hanna Sells in Cleveland
The house named Glenmore, described as the former home of Senator Hanna, is to be sold in Cleveland as Mrs Hannna plans to move to New York with her son Dan. The property features a large house set in a grove of trees overlooking Lake Erie and reflects Hanna’s enjoyments of lake shore travels.
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Glenmore
Senator Hanna
Cleveland
Hannna
New York
Dan
Glenwera
Marl Hanna
Lake Erie
Mark Hanna
Jr Es
Indemnity Fire Insurance Company of New York Statement
Auditor of State Warren Bigler certifies the condition report for Indemnity Fire Insurance Company of New York as of December 31, 1%, with the original statement on file. Official seal affixed, dated February 15, 146.
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State of
Thdinna
Ate
Indiana
Warren Bigler
Audilup
Indemnity Fire Insurance Company of
New York
Farmers Fire Insurance Company financial statement excerpt
State Auditor Warren Bigler presents an Indiana State auditor verified excerpt from Farmers Fire Insurance Company. The document lists cash on hand four hundred eighteen thousand dollars, real estate unincumbered, stocks and bonds, mortgage loans, and liabilities including losses adjusted and in suspense. Certified as a correct copy dated February 25, 1905.
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