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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1895

Page

1

President and Cabinet Arrive in Atlanta for Exposition

President Cleveland and a large Cabinet entourage arrive in Atlanta by presidential special, greeted by 10,000 enthusiastic citizens. They tour the city and attend a performance at the Grad Opera House, then visit the exposition grounds as crowds swell into the tens of thousands.

Atlanta United States Elby Barbers Jordan Coiffin Connecticut O'Ferral Virginia Stone Mississippi Officisltom Union Station Hotel Aragon Cleveland Liv Nils Hotel Carlisle Avas Smith Wis Aragon Grad Opera House Hoko’ Smith Rico Nougo Othor Stevenson Ant Aly Washington J Exposition Grounds Callter Bin South Chattanooga

Gatherings of Churchmen Across Unitarian and Episcopal Meetings

Washington hosts the national Conference of the Unitarian church with over 1,000 attendees as Dorman B. Eaton presides in Senator Hoar's absence. A new "Young People’s Unitarian union" forms, stressing practical religion and core values. leaders include G. Stanley Hart, Benjamin R. Bulkeley, Ida C. Hultin, and others. Episcopal General Convention in Minneapolis ends after three weeks with little achieved, notably no constitutional revision, amid debates over ritualism and liberalism. bishops’ pastoral letter rebukes unauthorized practices. Universalist General Conference opens in Mentor, Connecticut with about 200 delegates and a sermon by Joseph E. Mason.

Waltarlandin Poros Washington The Unitarian Church Dorman B. Eaton Senator Hoar George Batchelor Young People'a Unitarian Union Edward A. [Orton Boston Unitarian Sunday School Society G. Stanley Hart Clark University Worcester Masa Benjamin R. Bulkeley Chicago Ray Ida C. Hultin Moline Mic Thomas . Slicer Buffalo Episcopal Convention Episcopal General Convention Conference of Universaniists Mentnex Conn General Conference of the Universalist Church of the United States Joseph KE. Mason New York

Corbett Fitzsimmons Fight Cancelled Over Conditions

The Florida Athletic Club declared the James J. Corbett Robert Fitzsimmons bout off at 1:00 p.m. yesterday as manager Martin Julian refused a postponed date. Fitzsimmons trained for October 41 and balked at extending training, while Julian plans to move the match to Dallas and claim a 2500 forfeit.

Ee Ferepee Dary A Builet Joe Venaly Brady Corbett Fitzsimmons Martin Julian Florida Athletic Club Julian Fitzsmmons Dallas

Boiler Explosion At Illinois Factory Kills Two

An explosion at the Lotoux picket fence factory near Loainax Illinois kills owners John Holmes and James White and injures several others. The brick and frame building collapsed as escaping steam injured workers including L H Coleman and A S McGee, with flues blowing 95 feet and debris hurled from the smokestack.

Ben Tio Burixeres Loainax Ill Jobo Holmes James White Lotoux Picket Fence John Holmes L. H. Coleman A. S. McGee

Strike Exodus From Rochester Garment Workers Leave City

Rochester N Y October 22 garment workers after six weeks of action unanimously decide to pack and move to New York and Chicago. Nine hundred strikers with household effects board trains for New ark. By Thursday virtually no garment workers remain in Rochester as bosses attempt to halt the exodus.

Rochester N. Y New York Chicago Newark Thorsday Avedl

University board reports shifts in enrollment and new department

At Axon Annon university, President Bangell outlined a decline in women’s attendance by fi percent in two years. A new separate technology department was created amid growing enrolment. An art building costing $200,000 was proposed, library holdings reached 98,000 volumes, and plans for a women’s gymnasium were approved. Nearby notes describe heavy early snows across Michigan, cold snaps, and local crime reports in Genesee and Hancock counties.

Crines Camaillon Axxn Annon University Board of Regents Wommen James Bangell School of Technology

Train Robbers Arraigned In Michigan Hold-up Case

Vic Vesler and James Brows, accused with Brinton of the Chicago and West Michigan train robbery at Fennville, faced examination in Alto, with Conductor Zibble naming a revolver man. Taylor confessed and implicated Smalley and Geiger, who led the gang. Smalley later killed by officers. Riverside, Michigan, vanished in a fire, destroying many structures and causing about 769,000 in losses with unknown cause.

Chicago Weat Michigan GaAvin Barros Mich Vic Vesler James Brows Vb Brinton Fennville Alto- Rin Zibble Taylor Timade John F. Smalley Geiger Brown Smalley McBain John Smalley Detective Powers Benton Hawor Riverside W.M Benton Wardsor Cooper

Kirkland Ordered Home in Naval Circles Stir

News from New York October 23 reports Rear Admiral William A. Kirkland, commander of the European naval station, detached from duty and ordered home. Rumors cited Secretary Herbert’s displeasure over a letter of congratulation to President Faure and remarks about American missionaries in Syria. A complaint from a Navy chaplain followed an incident at Kiel canal festivities. Kirkland may seek retirement soon.

New Yeak William A. Kirkland United States Herburt Admiral Kirkland President Faure France Syria Navy Department Boston Mass Navy Kiel Canal Kirkland

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