Sunday church notices and minister moves
Sunday services section lists multiple church events across Central Baptist South St. and First Friends First United Presbyterian Fourth Presbyterian Tabernacle Roberts Park and M. E. churches. Key speakers include E. B. Bryan Franklin college and E. T. Smith Indianapolis. Rev. Thomas E. Smiley resigns Tuxedo M E church for Asheville North Carolina.
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Central Baptist Association
South St. Baptist Church
E. B. Bryan
Franklin College
E. T. Smith
University Church, Indianapolis
Durham chosen to represent Home Presbyterian church synod
Joseph P. Durham selected to represent the Home Presbyterian church at the synod meeting in Evansville on Oct 14. E. Smith named as alternate.
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Joseph P. Durham
Home Presbyterian Church
Evansville
E. Smith
Mrs McAvoy Dies Widow of Noted Elocutionist
Mrs Mary Swain McAvoy widow of the late T J McAvoy died at her home 733 Fletcher Ave Friday. An old Indianapolis resident the funeral will be at her son's home in Woodruff Place Monday morning with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery.
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Mary Swain McAvoy
T. J. McAvoy
Fletcher Ave
Indianapolis
Woodruff Place
Crown Hill Cemetery
Quartet to Sing Opens Hoff Concert Series in Caleb Mills Hall
The Whitney Brothers quartet will perform with readings by Udwin M. Whitney in Caleb Mills hall on Friday evening October 4 as the first of ten entertainments under S. H. Hoff. The series promises varied programs by a local quartet and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hoff
Caleb Mills Hall
Whitney Brothers Quartet
Udwin M. Whitney
Emmet Club Holds Memorial Service for Robert Emmet
The Emmet club conducted its annual memorial service Friday honoring Robert Emmet the Irish patriot. Speakers included Thomas McGee P L Kelleher and Charles L Barry. A large class of candidates was initiated.
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Emmet Club
Robert Emmet
Thomas McGee
P. L. Kelleher
Charles L. Barry
Baer Defends Law As Coal Trust Exploits Children
The speaker accuses Baer of using a flawed law to defend child labor in coal breakers near Wilkesbarre. Baer asserts strict compliance with the May 2 act and says remedies lie in enforcing the law, not newspaper exposure. The critic calls Baer smug and warns that real reform rests with enforcing protections for minors.
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Coal Trust
Baer
Wilkesbarre
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Weorge F. Baer
Pennsylvania
George F. Baer
Anthracite Trust
Anarchist Proclamation Calls Volunteers for Murder
United Press reports a post on the Frick building near Fifth Avenue and Wood Street inviting a volunteer army to murder the rich and burn their homes. Volunteers would be paid 19 dollars weekly. police were alerted and Detective John Roach investigated after the placard was torn down.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Frick
Fifth-ave
Wood St
John Roach
Install Pastors Set For Home Presbyterian Service
A committee from the Indianapolis presbytery will meet at Home Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening to install Rev. George D. Adamson Ph D as pastor. Rev. Mark L. Harris presides. Rev. C A Foreman Grace Presbyterian preaches the sermon. Rev. John C. Day Irvington Presbyterian charges the pastor. Rev. David A Heron charges the congregation.
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Indianapolis
Emancipation celebration planned by Knights at Lafayette
The colored Knights of Pythias organize a celebration at the Tippecanoe county fair grounds in Lafayette on Monday marking the forty fifth anniversary of emancipation. Indianapolis members slated to attend include Gurley Brewer W J S Reed James Z N Shelton L T Davidson J M Porter J B Gardner G P Stewart and A W Strickland.
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Colored Knights of Pythias
Tippecanoe County
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Order
Gurley Brewer
W. J. S. Reed
James Z. N. Shelton
L. T. Davidson
J. M. Porter
J. B. Gardner
G. P. Stewart
A. W. Strickland
The Janitor and His Flat Living Plan
A railroad office worker in Indianapolis, newly engaged, imagines renting a flat so the janitor will handle all housework. He jokes that his wife will study how to keep him happy while Mary learns housekeeping, prompting readers to consider a janitor as the household servant.
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Indianapolis
Mary
Widow Effie M Pettit dies at daughter’s home
Mrs Effie M Pettit widow of Iste Co B Pettit died at her daughter Mrs Effie M Weaver 803 Harrison St Friday. Though long ill with breakdown death was hastened by grief for her husband. She leaves a son and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie M. Pettit
Iste Co
B. Pettit
Effie M. Weaver
Harrison St
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