Ministers Hearevangelist Chapmans Call to Bible Reading
Pittsburg and surrounding presbyteries hosted evangelistic meetings under the Presbyterian general assembly. Distingu ished ministers from multiple presbyteries attended as Rev. Dr. J Wilbur Chapman urged ministers and elders to open their hearts to the spirit of God and read their Bibles daily to regain spiritual ground. Dr. Carson and others praised the conference and urged consecration while planning further fundraising in New York to support evangelizing the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Presbyterian General Assembly Evangelistic Committee
Allegheny
Washington
Butler
Redstone
Erie
Breakenville
Blairsville
Daniel A. Cunningham
Wheeling
Willian M.naylor
New Castle
D. Edwin Wallace
Greensburg
James D. Moorehead
Beaver Falls
Ferrin S. Baker
Betlevernon
C. G. Hays
Johnstown
James T. Moffat
William Speer
Theodore S. Negley
Brownsville
Vo. Ds. Mc Carrell
Mexecsport
Locna Beetmcle
Jon H W. Converse
OL Palduelping
J. Wilbur Chapman
John Bal Oim Shaw
John K. Carson
New York
Chapman
Mary Magdalene
Lucy
Mo.c
Jos
Dr. Carson
Second Church
Dr. Chapman
Byohn H. Converse
Philadelphia
Assembly
Converse
John F. Carson
Brooklyn
Western Theological Seminary
Great religious revival grips New Kensington area
In New Kensington Pennsylvania on December 4 the town reports its largest religious revival in history. A YMCA movement started weeks ago now has around 400 members with talks of a dedicated YMCA hall. Rev N S Fiscus of the First Presbyterian has led a revival with many churches active and new members joining. The Meennieuumbe I vourtalis have formed a new congregation as membership rises and Arnold and Parnassus church communities hold similar meetings.
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New Kensington
Young Men’s Christian Association
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Fiscus
First Presbyterian Church
Arnold and
Parnassus
Memorial tablet to Rev. Dr. Richard Lea unveiled in Pittsburg
The Pittsburg presbytery to meet at Forty third Street church next Tuesday for the unveiling of a memorial tablet honoring Rev. Dr. Richard Lea who led the Lawrenceville church for over 50 years. Speakers include Rev. Dr. Henry H. Stiles and Rev. Dr. Elijah B. Donehoo. The presbytery will also consider Rev. Charles H. Pridgeon resigning Canonsburg First to start a Pittsburg Bible school and licensing a new Allegheny seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Forty-third Street Presbyterian Church
Richard Lea
Lawrenceville
Henry H. Stiles
Second Presbyterian Church
Altoona
Thirty Ninth Street Church
Elijah
Donehoo
Lea
Wais
Samuel J. Fisher
Charlies H. Pridgeon
First Presbyterian Church
Canonsburg
Allegheny
Pridgeon
Insurgent Lukban Offers Surrender Talks Amid US Action
Manila reports Lukban seeks negotiation with General Smith, but Smith rejects talks. US naval forces under Lieutenant Commander Heim destroy 147 boats used for smuggl ing supplies to insurgents. Catbalogan natives vow to fight, 100 accepted. US Marines and ships batter insurgent forts and disrupt salt works, rice, and rendezvous sites in Samar.
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Manila
Catvalugan
Samar
Lukban
Smith
James M. Heim
United States
Bruce
Gimwal Suath
Catbalogan
Oder
Ley
Compton
Haines
Ninth Infantry
Mwe
Saumur
Wibliam R. Fletcher
Quiros
Blood on the gown in Bonine murder trial
The case of Mrs. Lolanda Bonine for the murder of James Seymour Ayres Jr. nears verdict with witnesses testifying about a revolver in Ayres room. Defense challenges the blood evidence on the gown wrapper while government expert Dr. Shacher contends no blood was found on the fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lolanda Bonine
James Seymour Ayres, Jr
Ayres
Duncan B. Hubbard
Thomas Ford
Michigan
Groker To Quit As Leader Of Tammany Hall
In an Evening Post interview Richard Croker says he will retire from active leadership roles. He notes age and weariness, cannot stay in New York year round, and plans travel to England early next year. He has not chosen a successor and mentions a meeting of the Tammany executive committee next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Croker
The
Evening Post
Tammany Leader
Tammany Hall
England
Tammany Executive Committee
Navy dispatch on Iowa captain's Panama force withdrawal
Captain Perry of the battleship Iowa, commanding U S naval forces on the Isthmus of Panama at Panama, cables that he will re-embark only a portion tomorrow morning and retain the remainder for the present. The note indicates a partial withdrawal of Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Washington
Navy Department
Iowa
United States
Panama
Roosevelt message greeted with cautious praise abroad
International papers from London Berlin and beyond react to Roosevelt’s address. They call it cautious and businesslike, foresee limited reforms, and note mixed views on tariff reciprocity and anti anarchist measures. European outlets see US power rising yet doubt sweeping changes.
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London
We Presidents
USA
Senate
Gailllindun
Dani
Daily Telegraph
United States
Europe
Kost
McKinley
Roosevelt
Daily Chronicle
The
Chronicle
Berlin
Dec
Germany
Erliner Volks Zeitung
Free Trade
Roosevelt to Speak at Schwab Manual Training School Dedication
At a Homestead school board meeting it was revealed that President Roosevelt will be among speakers for the Schwab manual training school dedication next spring in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Homestead School Board
President Roosevelt
Schwab Manual Training School
Suspect Held in Tiro Bank Robbery Case
Mansfield report details a man named John Smith from Cleveland who recently worked in Pittsboro as a machinist. He is under arrest on suspicion of involvement in the mid October Tiro bank robbery where one robber was wounded in the neck and back, and escaped with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
John Smith
Superior Street
Cleveland
Pittsboro
Tiro Bank
Tiro
Market drift and confusion in stock price movement
Confusion and hesitation were reflected in the day’s stock market moves. Prices showed irregular activity with a vigorous late upward turn after the government message. calls and copper traded weakly with a new intraday low, while total sales reached about 4.14 million dollars with bonds unchanged at close.
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New York
Dee.s
Anthlitel
Ucd
Uwe
Loietge Cacik
Casalias
Paulk
Guid Wuudik
Ieee
Amal- Bellabta
London
wuiavor@bie
WIL Setinck le
TOHONGA LATE PRESIDENT REACTIONS IN CONGRESS
Washington reports show the House and Senate listening intently as the late President McKinley’s death is honored. A Grosvenor led committee was formed to study respectful actions, and both chambers adjourned after Roosevelts first message. The reading included coverage of the Buffalo tragedy and drew notable sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rocca
United States
Kent Housevelt
Micuily
McKinsey
Grosvenor
Ohio
Senate
Congress
House
Roosevelt
McKiniey
Buffalo
Foraker
Mrs. Maud Booth Illness Exaggerated After Speaking Tours
Colorado Springs report says Mrs Maud Pullington Booth illness was exaggerated. She spoke at the college Monday morning and again in the afternoon to a large assembly of women then at an evening public meeting. She is staying with Senator Seldomridge and is reported perfectly well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Maud Pullington Vooth
Senator Seldomridge
Bills Introduced Include Vote Disfranchisement Probe
Washington reports detail Rep Williams of Mississippi introducing a resolution to investigate voter suppression in southern states and Rep Dick of Ohio seeking a broad inquiry into denial or abridgment of male voters rights. The piece notes pension plans for Ida McKinley and a recess appointment spree, plus a Panama canal report favoring Nicaragua with cost estimates and timeline comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Williams
Mississippi
Maclay
Schley
United States Naval Academy
Crowninshield
Sampson
Navy Department
Navy
Congress of
United States
House of Representatives
House
Ohio
Congress
McKinley
Secretary of the Interior
Ida
William McKinley
Senate
Hanna
Taylor
Canton
MacKinley
George W. Lieberth
Kentucky
Eral Knox
Treachery Among Teachers on Bantor Island
A letter from Romblon describes American teachers arriving on Bantor where Gov. Lars seizes control after indicting local officials. The presidente and others are jailed for aiding insurgents. Reports detail hardships for the women teachers including forced quarters and escorts amid unrest in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Plaliy Pass
Czy
Rombion
Bantor
Funcheon
Wero
Barton
Lars
Presidente
Jeff
Alliance Offers Reward After City Robberies
Alliance, Dec. 4. After three desperadoes robbed seven citizens and two residences Sunday night, the city council placed 0 at the mayor and chief of police to aid capture. The council may raise the budget to 41,600, four more officers will be added, and the stolen rig was found abandoned two miles north of Canton. Officer Robert Green is alleged to have been present and may resign. Prof. Favor will lecture on electricity at the Armory Friday evening, Dec. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Chict
Couwavil
Robert Green
R E. H. Bowers
Green
Canton
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Presbyterian Evangelization Committee
Carson Spoke
Parnesus, Pa
Lord
Luxban
General Smith
Groker
U. S
Pers
America
Vossische Zeitung
National Zeitung
Tohonga
Mrs. Maud Booth
Isthmian Canal
Commission
Isthmian Canal Commission
Pacific
Filippisds
Prof
Favour
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