Census shows 1906 religious memberships by city size
The 1906 census reports 32,936,445 communicants in the United States with Protestants at 26,287,742 and Roman Catholics at 12,679,142. City-class breakdown reveals Catholics dominate in large cities while Protestants lead outside principal cities. overall Catholic 60 percent in principal cities and Protestants 87 percent outside.
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Washington
United States
White States
Licaus
Romanatholic Church
Church of Christ, Scientist
Protestant Episcopal Church
Pricipal
Memphis
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Fall River
Mass
San Francisco
New Orleans
New York
Providence
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cork
Ehuteh
Alumni Reception and Graduation Notices Highlight Local Commencement
The article outlines graduation events for 44 graduates with a baccalaureate sermon at First Presbyterian Church by Rev. Dr. Charles E. Jefferson on Thursday. Class day exercises are planned for Wednesday the 15th in the High School, and commencement Friday the 17th at St Luke's M E Church, with diplomas presented by Dr Hugh M Green. The class motto is Post Pracmium Praemium and a list of graduates is provided. A Memorial Day baseball game between married and single men in West Long Branch ends 16 to 10. A bigamy case in Freehold sees Harley Malsbury held on $600 bail for trial June 16. his brother Burtis Mulebury acts as bondsman.
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Stocum
Potter
First Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle Church
New Yok
St. Luke's M. E
Gregory
Udhes M. Green
State Normal School
Chattle High School
Alfred William Applegate
Helen Ross Bailey
Ernest Tavor Bailly
Forest S. Bailey
Hazel Mae Bennett
Edna Bowman
John Howard Burns
Helen Beatrice Chamberlain
Julius Joel Corn
Bessie Louise Dennis
William Fisher
William Henry Gamble
Cyrus Maxon Garhart
Marion Ruth Garland
Raymond Scott George
Miton Widridge Giles
Mary Hays Gregory
Fannie C. Havens
Eloise Joliue
Willard Sawyer
Paul George Lista
Frances Marguerite Margolius
Ira Herbert Michael
Albert William Northam
Lillian Francisco Palmer
Hildegard Veronica Pannaci
Margaret Winfield Parker
Consuelo Adilaids Parstow
Jesse Rusch Patton
P.lman
Benjamin Potter
Clara Belle Prichard
Helen Evelyn Reed
Helen Reynolds
William Joseph Ryen
Fanny Schneider
Abraham Stein
Anna Mae Stults
Leroy Southerland
Throckmorton
George Thomas Tomasky
John Henry Walsh
Florence Edith Wheeler
Anna Belle, Withers
William Bennett Woolley
Chester A'bert Wiese
West Long Branch
W. Sherman
C. Henry
A . VanNote
Harley Malsbury
Upper Freehold Township
Foster
Burtis Mulebury
Jackson Toansam
Orean County
Ellen Doe
Mooch&town
Martha Rogers
Imlavystown
Malsbury
A. J . Stokes
Funeral for William Krismeyer Held at West End Ave
The funeral service for William Krismeyer occurred yesterday afternoon at his West End Avenue home. Local friends and many from New York attended, with flowers sent and a large pillow from the children. Rev George H Neal led the services at St Luke's M.E. Interment was at West Long Branch, funeral director John G. Sexton in charge. It notes Krismeyer had three marriages, with his second wife formerly Mrs Brown having died six years ago. Wisconsin preacher Rev T ff Hughes to speak at First Baptist Church tomorrow and Sunday, expected to draw large crowds.
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Wm. Krismeyers
William Krismeyer
West End Avenue
New York
George H Neal
St Luke's M. BE
Daniel Wardell
Charles Ranquest
Alonzo D. Sherman
John J. Lively
Sidney van Dyke
Henry F. Lankenau
West Long Branch
John G. Sexton
Krismeyer
Gates fall on wagon at West End depot incident
Josep Kirby driving nine back at West End depot was heading home for supper when at Brighton Avenue Hagman lowered the gates. The gate fell onto the wagon top, causing extensive damage.
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Hackman
Josep Kirby
West End
Brighton Avenue
Ie Hagman
Wall Street Panic Seen Tied to Railroads Fight
Wall Street financiers reportedly back railroads in Attorney General Wickersham s fight against united freight rate increases. A near market panic followed a Missouri circuit court ruling halting railroads from raising rates, with 200 million in value wiped and major stocks like Union Pacific and St Paul plunging amid widespread selling.
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Wall Street
New York
Wickershaw
Kings of Finance
Wickersham
Financial District
Western
Peoples
Union Pacific
Cocune
St. Paul
Calumet & Heele Wine
Smelters
Amalgamated
Stock Exchange
Consolidated
Taft
Ohio
Carrie C. Catt Undergoes Serious Surgery
New York June 4 Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt head of the International Woman Suffrage Association underwent a serious operation yesterday morning in a private sanitarium. Her condition is grave and grave doubts have been expressed about her recovery. She has been an invalid for nearly two years and has not seen friends for weeks.
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New York
Carrie Chapman Catt
International Women Suffrage Association
Catt
Baseball results from American and National Leagues
Scores show American League games in Chicago Detroit Cleveland and St Louis with wins for Chicago Detroit Cleveland and St Louis plus a postponed Boston at St Louis game. National League entries include Boston at Chicago a rain postpone and several other postponements across New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia. Standings list Philadelphia leading the league with a .676 percentage and Cleveland and Chicago close behind as the season progresses.
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Chicago
New York
Walsh and Black
Warhop
Sweeney
Detroit
Philadelphia
Mullin
Stanage
Plank
Atkins
Lapp
Cleveland
Washington
Falkenberg
Bemis
St Louis
Boston
New
Prglore
Boston Rasin
Batteries
Coleami Archer
Burke
Curtis, Smith and
Ramideu
Nslanding
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Handsome Prince Arrives in New York from Europe
Prince Fushimi-no-Miya of Japan and Princess Fushimi visited New York from Europe arriving yesterday. He is the youngest of a very old princely line and, by adoption, ranks among Japan’s highest princes. The princess is a daughter of the last Tokugawa Shogun.
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Fushimi-no-Miya
New York
Europe
Prince Fushimi-no-Miya
Japan
Fushimi
Prince Fushimi
America
Komei Tenno
Lost Child Helen Sullivan Vanishes Before Moving Picture Show
New York June 4 mothers searches for eight year old Helen Sullivan who disappeared after being kept in from spelling class on Wednesday. She was last seen with Harriet Ledeler near a moving picture theater on Second Avenue. Detectives, private investigators, and searches of gypsy camps have yielded no trace. Helen attended No. 117 East Seventy seventh Street School. Her mother says she fears the child is dead.
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Helen Sullivan
Moving Picture Theater
Little School Companion
Children Aid Search
New York
Little Helen Sylvan
East Seventy, Eighth Street
Alma Kellner
Louisville
Helen
Ivien
Mrs. Sullivan
Miiehue
Mary Sullivan
East Seventy-seventh Street
Leo Harriet
Brona
Michael Sullivan
Sullivan
Yuri
Aps News
Charles Liebouann
Harry
Singer Manufacturing to double capital with stock dividend
The Singer Manufacturing Company proposes a 100 percent stock dividend to stockholders, increasing capital from 30 million to 60 million. A stockholders meeting in Elizabeth New Jersey on June 16 will authorize the capital increase and the dividend. The firm, incorporated in 1904 with 500 thousand dollars capital, plans to push the change through.
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New York
Singer Manufacturing Company
Elizabeth
N. J
Singer Company
Butter and cheese prices from state dairy creamery catalog
A garbled OCR listing butter and cheese prices across grades and packaging. Notes include per pound rates for creamery specials, thirds to firsts, common to prime, and imitations, with references to state dairy Haest and various quality terms.
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Per Ib, Co
Wade Ellis III Faces Possible Operation to Aid Leader
Wade Ellis III, chairman of the Republican state committee, is confined to his rooms at the Southern hotel under medical care as discussions an operation to relieve the party leader proceed, with details limited.
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Columbus
Wade H. Ellis
Republican State Committee
Southern Hotel
Weather notice: fair today and tomorrow
The report indicates fair conditions today and tomorrow with mild temperatures and light winds. No precipitation expected, aiding outdoor plans and activities.
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Dstrict
Someohe
Alumini
Wisconsin
T. Ff. Hughes
First Baptist Church
Stoughton
Hughes
Carrie C. Catt
Baseball
Handsome Prince
Wade Ellis III
Spaders To
WADP
H. Bulli
Ir. Rankin
Mr. Hillis
Schiohoa
Jerse
Jey Setoet SE
CCFC
Men's
Ralston
Nerwoor Avenue
Long Branch
J. H. Parker
Chandler & Maps
Wood Pulp
Itland Cement
Sackett’s
Broadway
H. Gordy
Broad Street Bank
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