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Newspaper

Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1908

Page

2

Dr. Quayle remembered as Kansas City pastor and author

The piece celebrates William Alfred Quayle a Kansas City area preacher lecturer and author. It recalls his rise from Baker University president to Grand Avenue church leader and his influence on religious civic and literary circles. It notes his poetry public speaking and reception in Kansas City and his Manx heritage.

Quayle Toy Fies Stevenson Robert Rime Pee Crome Shylock David George Eliot Sapeare Nathaniel Hawthorne William England Grand Avenue Dr. Clau- B Spencer G.ir. Quayle Frisco Kansas City Baltimore Saunsas City M. E Bish William Alfred Quayle Kansas

Freedmen and Missionaries Hear Negro Progress Plan

The Presbyterian board report and speakers focus on African American advancement through Christian leadership. Rev Eli Matthew Clark and others frame the drive as unity and education, with data showing 10 million Negroes in the U.S. and rising employment, plus church funding needs to support freedmen’s work.

Board of Freedmen Committee On Eli Matthew Clark Birmingham Ala Clark Cumberland Church Presbytery Tennessee Kingdom of Christ Scotland O. A. Williams Oklahoma Macedonia United States C. M. Steffins D. D Dubuque America Steffins Women's Board of Home Missions Apd General Board North South Gettysburg Christ Steffina

Church Funds Pledge Leaders Report on Boards Merger

The report notes 300 pledged by members for a Wiesbaden church and 100 members since last October. It argues for merging multiple church boards into commissions to cut collections and improve efficiency, urging careful consideration of an executive commission plan.

Sawa Wiesbaden Austria Prenkfort-on-the- Main Europe L. Y. Graham D. McEwan D. D C. T.edwards John H. Converse L. H. Severance H. W. Jessup J. D. Moffatt Permanent Committee On Temperance Permanent Committee On Christian Work Ministerial Gustertation Fund American Bible Society American Tract Society American Sabbath Union Evangelistic Committee Christian Endeavor Pee

Women Talk of Missions at Presbyterian Meeting

About 600 women attended the annual meeting of the woman's boards of foreign missions during the general assembly in Second Presbyterian Church. Speakers included Mrs. C R Hopkins and Mrs. J W Crego with remarks by Mrs. C H Derr on China and Rev Horace G Underwood on Korea. A reception for attending missionaries follows at 4 30 P M Wednesday.

Woman's Boards of Foreign Missions General Assembly of The Presbyterian Church Second Presbyterian Church Fifteenth Street Broadway C. R. Hopkins St. Louis J. W. Crego China C. H. Derr Horace G. Underwood Korea A. W. Halsey New York George H. Trull Board of Home Missions

Delegates Cite Wisconsin Minnesota Park Region And Local Faith Leaders

The piece features Rev T M Sparks of St Croix Falls Wisconsin praising a 2000 acre interstate park as a summer resort and fishing land. It notes Malvern Pennsylvania as pioneer platinum site and dairy hub with vigilant inspectors. It mentions a Presbyterian commissioner from Lenox South Dakota and pastor August Peterson praising Sinning while W H Fouks of Portland describes his coast church as one of four with 1000 plus members in Western states.

T. M. Sparks St. Croix Falls Wis Wisconsin Minnesota Sinni Lenox S. D Presbyterian Church August Peterson W. H. Fouks D. D Portland Ore Seattle Pasadena Los Angeles First Presbyterian of Fouwks Kansas

Presbyterian Eye Meeting Eyes Seattle Next Year

Western coast commissioners push for the assembly in Seattle with Rev. W. Holt D D as field secretary of home missions. About 700 will tour Leavenworth via trolley. notable attendee Rev. Isaiah B Hopwood resembles Henry Ward Beecher.

Eye Seattle W. 5S Holt D. D Boat of Home Missions Henry Ward Beecher Isaiah B. Hopwood Calvary Presbyterian Church Newark N. J Synodical Home Missions Committee Mr. Beecher Hopwood A. N. Stubbledine

Currency compromise debated as Congress may merge Aldrich and Vreeland ideas

Renewal of currency talks in Washington centers on a possible compromise that would blend the emergency bond provision from the Senate bill with modified asset features from the House plan. House objections, Republican support, and Speaker Cannon's push for relief shape the high-stakes effort.

Washington Congress Senate Committee On Finance House Committee On Banking and Currency Aldrich House Senate Burton Ohio Cannon

Health Officer Jacksons Birth Signal Hidden on File

City health department record clerk found a card announcing the birth of Dr. C A Jackson's son yesterday at the Jackson home 4145 Troost. Mrs Jackson formerly Miss Kathryn Roberts of Toronto.

City Health Department C. A. Jackson Jackson Troost Kathryn Roberts Toronto

Miners Reopen Coal Mines Across Four States

Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas coal mines reopen after a three month shutdown. A two year contract between miners and operators is ratified in Turner hall with twenty operators and seventy miners present. About 35,000 miners in the district expected back at work within days.

Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Turner Hall

Women Seek Clubroom for New Athletic Organization

The New Athletic Organization plans to meet tomorrow to choose a building for a women's athletic club, organized by Mrs. Violet Dale McMurray. Committees began soliciting members this afternoon. J T Buchanan's body arrives in Kansas City Wednesday for burial in the city. he was former principal of De Witt Clinton HS in New York and ten years principal at Central High School here.

Women's Athletic Club Violet Dale-McMurray J.T. Buchanan John T. Buchanan de Witt Clinton High School New York Central High School Kansas City

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