Year 1826 Era marked by centenaries and progress
The year 1826 brought widespread centenaries in America and Europe amid industrial growth spurred by steam rail traction. It saw US progress in science arts and letters, Jefferson and Adams die on Independence Day, and landmark events from US rail to first suspension bridge and notable literary publishes. Modern science advances and global events wrapped the year in a mix of celebration and intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Europe
United States
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Edwin Forrest
William C. Macready
James H. Hackett
Cooper
James Kent
England
Scott
Coleridge
Alfred Tennyson
Elizabeth Barrett
Macaulay
Quincy
Mase
Tidewater
Western Reserve © College
Massachusetts
Maryland
Menai Straits
Society of the War of
New York City
Mohawk and Hudson
New York Central
Nashville
Tennes Ter
Surrenders to officers at Liberty and St Louis raids
In Liberty Missouri on January one Raymond W Cummins Clay county prosecutor surrendered to the sheriff after an indictment by the county grand jury on three misconduct in office charges. In St Louis federal agents raided the Elks Lodge seizing liquor ahead of a New Year party and two officers plus two members were bonded on liquor charges. A blast damaged the archbishop palace in Lisbon with no casualties. In lawrence, Earl Burns paid a ten dollar fine for drunkenness after being found outside Union Pacific station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Raymond W. Cummins
Clay County
Country Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace
Cummins
M. C. Swanner
St. Louis
Earl Burns
Union Pacific
Church Services and New Year Reminders Tenth Vermont area
Long list of Sunday services across many churches in the Kirst M. E. Church Corner area. Highlights include morning worship with district superintendent Dr. Fred M. Bail, Bible school sessions, youth and young adult programs, special sermons, and the start of a week of prayer leading to revival in February. Emphasizes community invitation to all services and church membership opportunities.
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Kirst
Tenth
Vermont
Edward Hislop
McKinley Warren
Weatherby
Fred M. Bail
University League
McKinley
Warren
E. Stanley Jones
India
Friends Church
Delaware
Fred White
Church Services And Classes For All Ages Start New Year
The Brotherhood class for men Mrs Eges class for women and youth classes offered. Morning worship at 10:30 with New Year sermon Capital for Life’s Work. Communion observed. First Christian Church at Corner 10th and Kentucky led by Chas A Richard. Second Christian Church 19th and Tenn streets led by W S Sims offers Bible School 10:00 Morning worship 11:00 and Evening worship at 7:30 with mid week prayer at 8:00. All welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Vermont
Wilson M. Backus
Mr. Backus
Young People's Society
Harold White
Seventh Day Adventist Corner
Tenth and
New York Streets
R. W. Yeoman
First Evangelical Church
Connecticut
B.F. Lady
W. Newby
Worden Evangelical Church
Walter Oehrle
Christian Endeavor
Harold Rappard
Baldwin City
C. F. Weidensaul
Free Methodist Church
Twelfth
Connecticut Streets
H. J. Long
Trinity Episcopal Church
Edwards
Soderlund
Church of Christ
Scientiat
Christian ‘Science
Sth ‘Street
West Side
Ninth Street Baptist Church Cor
9Th
Ohio
G. N. Jackson
Ida: Wallace
Thomas McCaleb
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Kentucky Sts
M.L. Heerboth
Trinity Lutheran
First Presbyterian
Church Corner
Ninth St
E. A. Bleck
C. E
Brotherhood
Ege
Thomas
Waitson
First Christian Church
10Th
Kentucky
Chas. A. Richard
A. J. Wood
Claude Scott P
Second Christian Church
Tenn
Sims
W. S. Sims
Margaret Simpson
Death of Lumas M. Jewell at Memorial hospital
Lumas M. Jewell of 1221 Tennessee Street died December 29 after a month illness caused by influenza and complications. Born December 2, 1867 in Wayne County Kentucky, he lived in Michigan South Dakota Texas and Potter before settling in Lawrence. Survived by his daughter Mrs. W. Bentley and an adopted son Harald, his wife Sionia M. Shaw died in 1919. Burial was at Potter, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumas M. Jewell
Tennessee Street
Memorial Hospital
Jewell
Wayne County
Michigan
South Dakota
Sionia M. ‘Shaw
Lawrence area pioneer Husted of Bridgeton dies at 77
Daniel Husted, born June 12 1848 in Bridgeton New Jersey, died December 27 1925 in Lawrence Kansas aged 77 with two sisters and six children. He moved to Kansas forty six years ago, thriving as a farmer and stock raiser. He joined the Baptist church at 17, later aging infirmities moved him to the M E church near his home in North Lawrence. Surviving are wife Rachel Gaskill and children Charles George and Mrs Alice Purel, with three other children living nearby and Idaho Oklahoma homes. He was praised as a faithful husband, good neighbor and industrious citizen. Burial attendance anticipated by family from across the region. Mrs A M Clark severely burned in gasoline explosion in Winfield today. Mid winter term at Lawrence Business College starts January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel 3. Husted
Bridgeton J
Lawrence
Kansas
Lving
Edith He
Carriden
N. J
Rachel Gaskill
Charles
George
Alice Purel
Rachel Brundage
Boise
Idaho
Sarah Rohrabaugh
Clearwater
David Junior
Jefferson
Oklahoma
Husted
The
Baptist Church
M . FE
North Lawrence
Sharen
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Brazil
Argentina
Uruguay
Nicholas I
Russia
Persia
Thomsas Drummond
Merschel
Fox Talbot
John Walker
California
Jedediah
Smith
Christian Advocate
Methodist Church
New Harmony
Indiana
Robert Owen
William Morgan
Morgan
Batavia
N. Y
Canadaigua
Fort Niagara
Niagara River
Seventh Street
Eldridge
ATO
Portugal
Lisbon
Lawrence Business College
Brethern Church
Sts. F. M. Testerman
Samuel Fordice
Oeloek
Lottie Hamell
Harold Jordan
C.E
Ladies Missionary Society
St Om
Kanwaka
McAterty
J& Rood Meeting
Centenary M. E
W. L. Shuler
North Fourth Street
M. Epworth
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Illinois Stret
H. Reider
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vermont Street
Ray A. Eusden
Easden
Church School
Eusden
First Baptist Church
Bigden
Tucky Streets
John F. Watts
Thomas, University
Dantel
Winfield
A. &. Clark
Calumet
Hill’s Brothers
Standard Oil Company
Kelloge’s New Ota
Mobiloil
Maxwell House Coffee
B.C
M. J.B. Coffee
Journal-World
Douglas County
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