Centennial Meeting of Virginia Parish Promises Grand Episcopal Festivities
The article previews the triennial Episcopal convention at the state capital with high church leaders and lay delegates from across the United States converging on Williamsburg and Richmond for the centennial celebration. It notes anticipated speeches by prominent bishops, a memorial bank offering expected to reach at least 1 million dollars for church extension, and debates over episcopal supervision amid growing southern membership including Texas. It also profiles key figures such as Daniel Sylvester Tuttle, Ethelbert Talbot, William Croswell Doane, Henry Codman Potter, and others, highlighting church history, the evangelical and broad church factions, and the visible ceremonial tone of the event.
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Virginia
Hinton
Williamsburg
Boy Winnington Ingram
Fremone
Slauteshop
United States
Perron
Cletwal
Willamsburg
Great Memorial Bank
Portance
Texas
London
America
Gillespie
Western
Michigan
Daniel Sylvester Tuttle
St. Louis
Boston
Tuttle
Montana
Utah
Idaho
St Louis
Empire State
Columbia
General Theological Seminary
David Hummell Greer
New York
Ethelbert Talbot
Central
Pennsylvania
Wiliam Croswell Doane
Albany
William of Albany
England
Dr. Doazne
House of Bishops
Dr Doane
Purple
George Washington Doane
New Jersey
George Hobart Doane
Charles Chapman Gratton
Wisconsin
Fond Qu Lac
Dr Grafton
Ordin
Richmond
Wiliam Walter Webb
Milwaukee
John Hasen White
Michigan City
Charles Palmerston Anderson
Chicago
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Williams
Garrett, Johnston and Kinsolving
George H. Picard
Kellogg the Inquisitor and Trust Buster Profile
Frank B Kellogg the inquisitor and trust buster is profiled detailing his rise from Rochester Minnesota to national prominence. It notes his early legal start at nineteen, partnership with Cushman Davis, key defenses for James J Hill interests, and current roles with Northern Pacific and other firms while serving as government special counsel against major trusts and monopolies.
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Vail
Welle
Toa Roerkthon Pinger
Lance Corpora
American Republic
Kellogg
Oil Trust
Standard
Ol Company
United States
At Louis
Bill
Rochester
Minn
St. Paul
Genator Cushman K. Davis
James J. Hill
Minnesota
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago Great Western
United States Street Company
Northwest
Bilas O. Woodson
Monarchs as Smokers Across European Thrones
A fragmented table of monarchs and their smoking habits notes King Edward and other rulers as heavy cigar smokers. It mentions the Belgian and Portuguese kings, a pipe smoker who consumes tobacco all day, and varying royal practices includingVictor Emmanuel and Sweden’s king who rarely or never smoke.
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Europes
Edward
Portugel
Satie
Havana
Victor Emmanuele
Sweden
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Talbot
Missouri
Fayette
Wyoming
Henry Codman Potter
Diocese of
Henry
Grace Church
Episcop
Easasas
Cathedral of
St.John the Divine
James Henry Darlington
Harrisburg
Daniel G.tuttie
Potter
Frank B. Kellogg
Inquisitor and “Trust Buster
Aman
Mit
Knox
United State Attorney General
General Paper Company
Paper Trust
United States Supreme Court
Last Resort
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Harriman
Union Pacific
Frank
B. Kellogg
Trusts