Revival movement gains national support across denominations
The piece highlights leaders like Baldwin Locomotive Works president Converne and Christian Haddoor society secretary Baef, with Miss Mary McElroy and William Phillips Hall among those active. It notes Moody Church under A Torrey and evangelist Roland Edwards pushing for a deep revival, backed by Bishop Thoburn and various denominations including Methodists, Episcopalians, Baptists, Congregationalists, and Presbyterians, all pursuing coordinated revival efforts.
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Ste Joh
Converne
Baldwin, Locomotive Works
John, Willis
Baef
Christian Hadedoor.society
Mary,McElroy
Young
Women's ‘Christian Association
William Phillips Hall
Évingellet
New York
Chicago
Moody Church
A. Torrey
Torrey
Rolands Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Methodiial Episcopal Church
United States
Thoburn
Baptist
Johnstod Myers
Baptist National Committee
George «M. Stone
Hartford
Evangelical church revival spans nations and centuries
The article describes a broad evangelical revival across the United States and England aimed at uniting denominations, expanding gospel work, and revitalizing church life. It notes federations forming in England, widespread lay and ministerial effort, and a historic shift toward tolerance and shared mission.
Clearing Houses and Their History by James G. Cannon
An excerpt discusses James G Cannon, vice president of the Fourth National Bank, and his book Clearing Houses Their History Methods and Administration. It notes the work fills a gap on U S clearing houses, defines a clearing house, and details its growth and methods in the United States and abroad. It profiles Cannon as a young yet accomplished banker from Delhi New York who rose from messenger to cashier.
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Chieneter
James G. Canton
James G. Cannon
Fourth National Bank of
New York City
United States
Cannon
Clearing House
Anatolal Center
London
Dilliona
Gannon
Delhi
Metropolia
Fifth National Bank
Patchwork of 19th century ads and notices from New York Sun
A mosaic of brief clippings mentions shop hire practices in hotels, cough remedies like Foley’s Honey and Tar, a Williamsport train incident with a derailed boulder, and cultural notes on professors in Heidelberg and Berlin. Also notes on Adams family hall of fame, Alfred Betts rumors, and Marchand’s Paris lodging tale.
Ought to Be a Yankee Alfred Harmsworth Visit
Alfred Harmsworth, the English journalist and publisher credited with making a million, visits the United States. His presence is hailed as one of the year’s great journalistic events, placing him at the forefront of English editors and publishers.
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Colone
Marchand
Odd Vandiard
Gol. Marchand
Paris
War Office
Col .Marchand
China
Alfred Harmsworth
Milioun
United States
Engileh Editors and Publishers
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Kerr Boyce Tupper
Philadelphia
Stuart
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Gorge M. Stone
England
Brana
Church of God
Christ
Great Britain
Nm Bathort Fialiah
New York Sun
Swartwout
Williamsport
Dr. Wood
Mintory
Act
Henry Thode
Heidelberg
Hermann Grimm
Berlin University
Biot
Adams
Blot
Harvard
John Adams
Samuel Adams
John Quincy Adams
Princeton
Adam
jAdam
Charles Francis
la Grippe
G. Vacher
Foley
Swartwout & Swartwout
Alfred Betta
Alfred Bett
Mr. Bell
Kimberley
Johannesburg
Pittsburg
Dispatch
J. A. Lambert
Ruckel
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Royal Tiger
Phelps, Brace & CO
Detroit
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Humphreys’ Med. CO
Cor. William & John Bts
T. J. Shepherd's Meat Market
West State
Bulldinga
D. Osborn
Sulu
W. EB
Rosley & Bon's
Rocky Mountain
White Pine
Central Druggists
The
City
L. H. Delong
Queen City Dye Works
Salzer
Paluer Morsp
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