Bible Translations Reach 412 Languages with 105 Tongues Complete
The British and Foreign Bible Society reports 412 languages reached for any part of God’s book with 105 tongues having complete New Testament translations. China and Japan see ongoing revision efforts while North American demand grows for bilingual editions. Total annual issues reach 5,688,381, still below the record set two years prior.
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China
British and Foreign Bible Society
Far East
Japan
Shanghai
North America
Europe
Griwd
Bible House
London
Judge Dowling Declares Thaw Paranoid Not Insane
In a May 30 interview Judge Victor J. Dowling of New York said Harry K. Thaw has paranoia but is not insane. He warned Thaw may remain at Matteawan if deemed dangerous and criticized public belief that wealth buys acquittals.
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Dowling
Dennett
Harry K. Thaw
Victor J. Dowling
New York Today
Thaw
Matteawan
Ury
New York
Methodists Name Secretaries At General Conference
In Baltimore on May 30 elections were held for remaining secretaries and assistants of Methodist Episcopal boards. Dr. A B Leonard was retained as secretary of the foreign missions board by a vote of 217 to 285 against Dr Homeritz. Dr Thomas Nicholson, president of Dakota Wesleyan University, Mitch S D elected secretary of the new education section to be based in New York City. Rev Dr P J ry named as additional secretary of Freedmen's Aid and related schools as authorized by the conference.
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Baltimort
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. B. Leonard
Board of
Foreign On
Homeritz
Thomas Nicholson
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitch S. D
Rct of
Two Boats a Week Now Chester Renaing Service
The steamer Tennessee departed for St Louis at 10:30 yesterday morning with the largest cargo yet loaded in the line's history. About fifty tons of merchandise were carried, roughly half for St Louis and half to be landed later at the riverfront.
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Tennessee
St. Louis
Kansas City Woman Named First Maid for TransMississippi Reunion
Miss Fay Hume of Kansas City was chosen first maid of honor for the Trans-Mississippi Confederate reunion to be held in Birmingham Alabama from June 9 to 11. The honor came to her as a surprise yesterday without solicitation.
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Fay Hume
Kansas City
Birmingham
Ala
Miss Hume
Confederate Veterans Order Names Stella Holland as Sponsor
W L Cabell lieutenant general of the Trans Mississippi department of the United Confederate Veterans issues an order appointing Miss Stella Holland of Ing Tex as sponsor. The document calls all Confederate veterans and sons of veterans to honor the maid of mites Hume, resident at 1809 Linwood Boulevard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Hume, with a lineage to William L Hume who served the Confederacy from Lexington Kentucky.
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W. L. Cabell
Trans-Mississippi
United Confederate Veterans
William L. Hume
Confederacy
Lexington
Missouri Pacific Wins Civil Suit Over Bond Funds
Judge Lamm affirms a $9,091 judgment in favor of the Missouri Pacific Railway against the National Bank of Commerce of St. Louis. Funds from Pettis Lafayette County bond sales were reserved for Lexington branch construction but were largely paid. the bank withheld $5,406.50 until 1904, prompting the suit and final ruling.
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The
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis Bank of Commerce
Jarrerson City
Lamm
Supreme Court
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
National Bank of Commerce of
Mother's Shots Went True Against Black Hand Plot Killings
Brooklyn widow Mrs. Teresa Felepia, carrying her infant, shot John Maro to death after claiming he conspired with two men to sexually assault her daughter and extort money. Police say the case ties to Black Hand blackmail of Italian families.
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Felepia
Brooklyn
New York
Teresa Felepia
John Maro
Maro
Italy
Io Francesco
Gaetno Francesco
Marc
Prizes For School Artists At Manual Training High
William F. Smith Jr funds two annual prizes for best Nautilus cover design from Manual Training High students. First prize goes to Paul M. Baker for $20 and second to Lillian Trumbo for $5. Awards set for June 5 in the assembly hall, in the fourth year of the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Smith, Jr
Troost Avenue
Nautilus
Paul M. Baker
Virginia Avenue
Lillian Trumbo
Kensington Avenue
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England
Wales
Methodists
General Conference
Baltimore
Chester Renaing
Trans-Missionippi Federaten
Miss Fay
BANK
Paul Baker
Twelfth and
Walnut Streets
Boley Clothing Co
Southwest
Tenth and Main
the Boley Clothing Co
Tenth and Main Streets
J. Homer William
Curza
St.end
Delores
Princess Dresser
Giek
Noe Sture Ea
Walnut Street
Western Gallery
Rubens
Valesquez
Titan
Bellini
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