Fifty Episcopal ministers to join Catholic Church warned
Philadelphia May 12 Fifty Episcopal clergymen in various cities plan to renounce Episcopacy and embrace Rome as part of an open pulpit move. Reverend Alvah H. Doran says about 50 will desert within a month, with Philadelphia New York Chicago Fond du Lac and others affected. The drift is linked to a broader Catholic propaganda effort by the Companions of the Holy Saviour and to the McGarvey leadership resignations in St Elizabeths and related parishes.
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Philadelphia
Rome
Alvah H. Doran
New York
Chicago
Fond du Lac
Wis
United States
Catholi Church
Dr. Doran
Father Doran
Church of the Epiphany
Episcopal Church
St. Clemen's Church
Companions of the Holy Saviour
William M. McGarvey
St. Elizabeth's Church
M. L. Cowl
W. L. Howard
William H. McClellan
Albert S. Cooper
China
Edgar A. Cowan
St. Mark's
Mr. Cooper
Board of Missions
America
Dr. McGarvey
Expensive newspaper ventures reviewed in Michigan case
The Elkhart Review criticizes political funding of rivals noting Frank Glaze, Michigan’s former treasurer, spent about $50 000 to start and promote the Ann Arbor News Argus. Debts included $18 000 to a bank and $3 000 for a linotype, with sale at auction for $6 275. The article warns starting a paper is costly and profits require extensive cash reserves.
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Frank Glaze
State of
Michigan
Ann Arbor
New York Show Honors Work Horses Not Pedigree
In New York a May horse show will reward condition over bloodlines with 1009 entries expected. Mrs. James Speyer promotes the event to honor work horses, dray and truck animals, highlighting longtime drivers and a city parade drawing about 300000 spectators.
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James Spever
Millonaire
Fifth Avenue
Stend
Bankers and gold flow trigger anxious reflections
A reader questions the logic of gold movements from Europe and back, noting a 100 million shipment that remained in the U.S. and criticizing the banking system. The piece cites a large gift to the SPCA, laments scarce money, and warns about future harvest financing as gold travels between continents.
Question Abounds Over Gold Shipments and Plutus Plot
The piece questions why over 100 million in gold was brought in last fall if a similar sum must return to Europe soon. It notes France repaid one million on April 16 and more loans followed, while a fictitious Jupiter Plutus scheme illustrates how financial movers could influence banks and government deposits.
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Europe
France
Evening Post
Pennsylvania
Prom Plans Set for Stettiner Hall May 28
Arrangements for the annual Junior-Senior prom at Stettiner hall on May 28 are complete. Russell Brown presides over the mid year senior class and Worth Frank heads the junior class. Committees include Searight Bell Knickerbocker and Marsh sisters for supplies. My ers Whipperman Thomas Randall and others for decorations. Gainer Guerner Chase Neff and Emmett for entertainment.
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Stettiner Hall
Russell Brown
Worth Frank
Gould Knickerbocker
Jyne
William Searight
Florence Bell
Belle
Nan Marsh
Marie My ‘Ers
Fred Whipperman
Paul Thomas Anna Randall
Harry Hoppe
Florence Heppe
William Logright
Mabel Gainer
Ed Guerner
Louise Chase
Irene Neff
Snowdell Emmett
Hel mi ck in Kokomo Oversees Dorling Theatre Work
George Helmick of Kokomo, set to manage the Dorling theatre, checked in yesterday to oversee improvements. George W. Sipe, also of Kokomo, leased the theatre, and workers report the project is almost finished.
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George Helmick
Kokomo
Salvation Army Coffin Sermon Draws City Crowds in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on May 12 Staff Captain Trover of the Salvation Army preached from a coffin in a Penn Avenue barracks hall. Dressed as he expects to be at final rest he led six men carrying a coffin and a bands procession. He urged to prepare for death and choose salvation over damnation.
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Pittsburg
Trover
Salvation Army
Penn Avenue Barracks
Trovet
Rom
Jesus
Devi
Troyer
Shooting Affray Near Greentown Leaves Man Wounded
In Kokomo Indiana on May 12 Prosecutor J F Cooper investigates a shooting at Harvey Mendenhall’s home one mile south of Greentown The injured man Eli Rogers refuses medical aid and offers no statement Ed Lindley a 25 year old schoolteacher and son in law of Mendenhall claims he fired at a concealed man after warning him The investigation traces a blood trail from the tree to Rogers’s Greentown home and door despite Lindley admitting the shooting and Rogers offering no explanation
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Kokomo
Ind
J. F. Cooper
Harvey Mendenhall
Greentown
Ed Lindley
Mendenhall
Eli Rogers
Rogers
Lindley
Fred Johnson
Johnson
Cooper
Dan Brown
Logansport Indians Challenge Local Amateur Teams
The Logansport Indians issue a challenge to any amateur team in the city. Lineup listed includes C Dieckman pitcher J Cleveland first base J Reilly second base A MecKinzie third base ILula shortstop H Blake left field J Smith catcher B Wolfe center field D Stutler right field. Challenges directed to manager and captain J C Reilly.
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Logansport Indians
C. Dieckman
J. Cleveland
J. Reilly
A. MecKinzie
I.lula
H. Blake
Smith
B. Wolfe
D. Stutler
J. C. Reilly
German Convention Planned by St Joseph Staaversband
The fifteenth annual convention of the St Joseph Staaversband, a German society, will be held next Sunday and Monday at Evansville with a large delegation from this city led by Rev A J Kroeger attending. Mayor Reehne of Evansville will deliver the welcome address.
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The
St. Joseph
Miss Edna Goodrich Plans Paris Wedding Gown in June
Miss Edna Goodrich formerly from Locil has spent twelve thousand dollars of her intended’s money for a wedding trousseau in Paris and is en route to the United States with plans to marry Harry Mc Millen of San Francisco, a wealthy miner. The ceremony is set for June 10.
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Harry McMillen
San Francisco
Trousan
Paris
Man Fined for Shooting Squirrels in Star City
Clayton Parrish of Star City was arrested by Game Warden Gallion after complaints from farmers. Parrish received a fine of 43.85 dollars for shooting squirrels in the area.
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Clayton Parrish
Star City
Gallion
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Elijah
Sach
Postum Cereal Co., Limited
Battle Creek, Michigan
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James Speyer
Jupiter Plutus
Wall Street
Jupite Plutus
Cortelyou
Hallo
Plutus
Mr. Plutus
Justice and
Blanche Herd
Helmick
Coffin
Pitsburg
Salvationist
Migtim
van Camp
van Damn
van Camp Packing Company
Indianapolis
Coal and Cement
W. M. Smith & CO
Edna Goodrich
Locil
Ity
Mr. Noggleswock
Mr. Hubmore
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