Central Ave M E Church Celebrates Twenty Five Years
The Central-avenue M. E. church marks its twenty fifth anniversary this jubilee week by uniting the Trinity M. E. and Massachusetts-avenue M. E. congregations. Readings honor the church's history and leaders past and present while ministers from multiple denominations participate in services and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central-Ave. M. E
Trinity M. E
Massachusetts-ave. M. E
William H. Smith
F. Ritter
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
N. H. Kipp
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Gilbert Brown
Epworth League
O. H. Palmer
J. B. Conner
W. W. Wheeler
W. C. Var Arsdel
Jesse Bowman Young
D. D
Cincinnati
M.L. Haynes
First Presbyterian
T. J. Villers
First Baptist
A. B. Philpott
Central Christian
H.C. Meserve
Plymouth Congregational
A. J. Brown
Friends’ Church
Gobin
DePauw University
E. B. Rawls
C. HE
Bacon
Roberts Park
Joshua Stansfield
Meridian
Worth Tippey
Broadway
Central-ave
Alabama and
North-sts
Physio-medical College
Massachusetiz-ave
Ash-st
Massachusetts-ave
Central-ave. M. E. Church
Butler St
Twelfth St
Central- Ave. Church
Central Ave
Scott's Emulsion Promises Strength for Nursing Mothers
A nursing mother’s poor health endangers the baby, and Scott’s Emulsion is promoted as nourishing and strengthening. It claims to enrich the mother so babies benefit, helping thin babies grow fat and weak babies grow strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Surrender of Malvar Described in Bell Report
Brig. Gen. Franklin Bell details the fall of Malvar in Batangas province after a campaign to cut insurgent income and food. He notes zones of protection or concentration camps improved local food supplies, while insurgents intensified activity. The tactic burned hundreds of barracks and relentlessly pursued enemy forces, driving them from place to place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin Bell
Batangas
Malvar
Gen. Béll
Gen.Bell
Bell
Roosevelt to Receive Republican Nomination for President
Walter F. Brownlee, a Republican congressman, writes that Theodore Roosevelt will win the Republican nomination by acclamation and that no other candidate will enter the field. He states Roosevelt is the man for the presidency and that his election is a foregone conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Fenn
Walter F. Brownlee
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Examinations in Waterfront extortion case conclude
In New York on November 12, Magistrate Cornell resumed the examination of Dr. Benjamin Whitmore and Chas E Wilson charged with attempting to extort money from the Waterfront Improvement Company for government dredge use. Counsel waived further examination and the magistrate set $2,500 bail for each. Whitmore released, Wilson detained for grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benjamin Whitmore
Chas. E. Wilson
Waterfront Improvement Company
Cornell
George Gordon Battle
Whitmore
Wilson
Many world and local events reported in Four Corners column
From the Four Corners column a collage of items: Doukhobors return to Boardman Nevada incidents of killings and suicides, labor strikes in Philadelphia, deaths in London and New York, jail suicide in Shelby Junction, Mont, Iowa, Kansas and Illinois apple growers meeting in St. Louis, Russia population increase to 130 million, ex Queen Lil arriving in Frisco and planning winter stay in Washington, suicide of Blanche Wilderman in Belleville, cocoanut market slump due to nut imports in Mobile, a deadly powder mill blast in Sewark Station killing Joseph France and William Norris, James Wilcox on trial for Nellie Cropsey murder, Dazell denies withdrawal from Speakership race, Ferdi nand Demarth er named minister to Washington, Frank O Conner dead from Madison Square fireworks explosion, Theodore Roosevelt to return to Groton College, yard foreman killed in Baltimore wreck, engineer Bratt injured, Herman Kaufman 3 dead from fly bite believed infected, prospectors found dead near Timber mountains from arsenic spring, Harness and Downey shot at each other, possible fatal wounds, US Supreme Court upholds magnetic healing school’s mailing rights, recommendation for 4 cent a pound second class rate and consolidation of third and fourth class mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilcox
Nellie Cropsey
Elizabeth City
N. J
Dazell
Pennsylvania
Ferdinand- Demarther
Washington
Rome
Frank O'Conner
New York
Madison Square
Theodore Roosevelt
Groton College
Robert Klinefelter
Baltimore
James Bratt
Herman Kaufman
Timber Mountains
Nevada
Andrew A. Harness
Ohio
W. H. Downey
Grant Medical College
Chattanooga
Tenn
Harness
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C. C. Lasby
Hiram W. Kellogg
Dr. Andrews
Indianapolis
J. H. Bayless
Western Christian Advocate
J. N. Beard
California
Abijah Marine
J. H. Ford
A. W. Lamport
A. H. Buchtell
Denver University
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kellogg
Fortlind
Ore
John B. Conner
W. H. Smith
W. C. van Aradel
W. B. Barry
Wiliam C. Irick
Henry Jordan
M. E. Church
Insurgent
Theodore
Tennessee
Grand Jury
Boardman Brothers
Wneb
Busted
National Reform Association
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Hugh P. Hughes
London
John Ott
Shelby Junction
Mont
Iowa
Kansas
Illinois
Rossia
Lil
Frisco
Blanche Wilderman
Judge Wilderman
Belleville
Ill
Health
Mobile
Ala
Sewark Station
Joseph France
William Norris
Supreme Court of the United States
American School of Magnetic Healing
BE. C. Madden
Aa Ned
Tezs
Brussels
By Pat Ass
Aen
Erings
BIG Four CI
Wasington St
Cleveland Line
Cleveland Express
Anderann Ave
Cleveland
Fort Wayne Express
Union City
Boston Limited
Boston
Knic
Benton Harbor
Benton Harbor Express
Elkhart
TRE World's Fair & Bt Louis
St. Louis Southwestern Lim
D.S. St. Louis Limited
D. S
Terre Haute & Matroon Accom
St. Louis Express
Exposition Flyer
Chicago
Kankakee
Lafayette
Chicago Fast Mail
D. P
Cincinnati Express
Greensburg
Wash
D. N. Vernon & Louisville
S .N. Vernon & Louisville
Sarees Prorpra Tower
Peoria
Bloomington
Mail & Peoria
Champaign
Springfield
C. Columbus
Newcastle
Innsylvania
Madelphia
Olambue
Ind
Louisville
Columbus
Richmond
Piqua
Col
Vincennes Express
Columbu's
Mad
San
Martinsville
Orth Vernon
Madison
Oulaville
Ayton
Nenia
Itteburg
Phila
Nartinaville
Kensport
Cato
Anineel Ue
Schmond
Bradford
Hiladelphia
Eitimore
Vincennes
Ouisville
Madisonittsburg
Pittsburg
East
Spencer
Limayton
Xenia
Ichmona
Artiesville
Raceport
OUTE
Roe
Cor. Tlino
Washington St
Trarzo
Vandals
St. Loula Limited
Terre Haute
Verra Haute
Western Express
Effingha
Terre Haute Express
Bt. Louis
All Points
Hari Bahn
City Ticket Office
Wee Cincinnati Express
Cincinnati Fact Mail
Cincinnati & Dayton
Toledo & Detroit Express
Cincinnati Limited
P. D
MONON
Indi
Chicago Night Express
S. P
Chicago Express
Chicago Vestibule
P. D. Monon
Frio
Keday
Ngton
Louis
Rton
Indianapols & Martinsville Rapid Transit Co
Mooresville
Kentucky Ave
Union Station
Indisapolis
Shelbyville & Southeastern Traction Company
Union Depot
Louisiana Strees
Shelbyville
Meridian Streets
Huder
U Zion and
Pennsylvania Streets
Enaley
Stibbins Hotel
Indiana
Decatur & We
Decatur
Stern
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Toledo
Michigan
Detroit
Lib
Muncie
Mica
Indianapolis & Eastern RY. CO
Greenfield Line
Raca I
Franklin
Greenfield
Baiebtstown
Georgian Streets
Yirt
Wacts
Georgia
Meridis
Giee
Anderson
Wit Limited
Ateroedts Stats Xpress
Indianapolls Om
Kentucky
South Capits
Csres
Iwood
Marion
Alexandria
Genees
Mme Marie Leon
St. James Bldg
Wells
Tonia
Jersey City
Thorou
Illinois Street
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