Charles M Daniels Olympic swimmer and bishop Potter notices
Charles M Daniels the champion swimmer hailed for record breaking performances at the Olympic Games in England and Athens also set a 1904 St Louis world record. Bishop Henry Colman Potter of New York is described for his humor and broad sympathies amid thoughtful remarks on religious progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harles M. Daniels
England
Charles M. Daniel
St Louis
Athens
Daniels
New York Athletic Cub
Knickerbocker Club
Alex Meffert
Ile
Cooperstown
N.Y
New York
West
Potter
Fowever
Bisbop
Bishop Potter
Liberal Bishop Greer to Succeed Potter in New York Diocese
The Right Rev. David H. Greer is named bishop coadjutor and will become head of the New York diocese, after a career as rector of St Bartholomew's and a liberal, progressive approach to church doctrine. Also noted is Senator William Warner of Missouri, elected to the US Senate, with a career spanning law, politics, and Civil War service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Greer
D. D
Potter
New York
Horatio Potter
Greer
Irea
St Bartholomew's Parish
Wheeling
W. Va
Washington College
Pennsylvania
Gambier
William. Warner
Missouri
Whi- Ham H. Taft
United States Senate
Francis Marion Cockrell
Senate
Warner
Wisconsin
Heop
United States
Congress
GA. K
Roosevelt
Vicksburg
Gems of Faith from Denominational Leaders
A collection of religion column quotes from Rev. Henry I. Rasmus, Rev. I. W. Hinlit, Rev. E. C. Derrick, Rev. M. LeRoy Burton, Rev. Charles B. Wingerd, Rev. J. E. Melish, Rev. Curtis L. Laws, Rev. John Rice, Rev. J. A. Henry, Rev. Dr. Frank De Witt Talmage, and Rev. CC. Russell. The excerpts span thoughts on faith, God, war sentiment, humanity, church mission, love, and the rights of man in democracy, highlighting personal conscience versus corporate power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Wingerd
Presbyterian
Pittsburg
J. E. Melish
Episcopalian
Brooklyn
Solomon
Frank de Witt Talmage
Los Angeles
Cal
Barham Beach Poem Draws Parallel to Teddy Roosevelt
Julia Ditto Young published Barham Beach a poem from 13 years ago likened to Theodore Roosevelt. The piece portrays a regenerative hero whose deeds echo Roosevelt's early reform spirit, presented with romantic imagery and Meredith influence.
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Julia Ditto Young
Glynne
Theodore
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Cuba
Caledonia
N. Y
Holse
Barham Beach
Frances
Eliza Blakeslee
Young
Mike
Erratic Philosopher Shaw On Suffrage Parade
George Bernard Shaw commented on a Hyde Park suffragette procession after a photographer captured him watching with hands in pockets. He joked he would parade only if his wife drove him in a wheelbarrow and noted the horses were more handsome than the riders. He recalled his Hyde Park ties to socialist circles and offered a self description in a biographical sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bernard Shaw
Hyde Park
London
Shaw
Maud Bleaching Hair Sparks New York Life Ad Debate
Public interest article notes Maud’s hair bleaching as a cue to her character, prompting discussion on whether the gesture reveals truth or merely signals perception. The exchange questions authenticity and social expectations in personal presentation.
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Maud
New York
Congressman J T Lloyd Heads Democratic Campaign Committee
Representative James Tightman Lloyd of Missouri, longtime Democrat, chaired the Democratic congressional campaign committee. Born 1857 in Canton, Missouri, he studied law, served as prosecuting attorney, and moved to Shelbyville. A prominent Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias member and Methodist, Lloyd has many children and was a former Democratic whip.
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Democratic Congressional Committee
James Tightman Lloyd
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Missouri
House
Canton
Lewis County
Christian
Eircult
Sherif
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Molly Graves
Lloyd
Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias
Prohibition Tide Grows in 1900s United States and Abroad
The dry movement gains momentum across states in the south and west and extends to England France Sweden Finland Russia and Switzerland. Prohibitionists at Columbus urge immediate DC and interstate ban and repeal of tax with a national constitutional amendment. Chafin, Wisconsin born lawyer and Prohibitionist nominee, leads ticket while Watkins of Ada Ohio runs as VP. Local votes in Tilnot s and Michigan Colorado Nebraska close many saloons. officials estimate about 30 saloons a day will shut nationwide next year.
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Samuel J. Barrows
International Prison Commission
England
France
Sweden
Finland
Russia
Switzerland
Ilinois
Oklahoma
Black Belt
Columbus
District of Columbia
Congress
Commonwealths
Tariff
HE National
Prohibition Party
Carrie Nation
Eugene W. Chafin
Chicago
Walworth County
Wis
Tilnots
Michigan
Colorado
Nebraska
Baker
National Anti-galoon League
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles M. Daniels
Senator Warner
Henry Cadman Potter
Henry Colman Potter
Henry I. Rasmus
Spokane
Wash
God
Creator
I. W. Hinlit
Danville, Ky
E. C. Derrick
Charlestown
Mass
Christ
Jesus
Rev
M. LeRoy Burton
New Haven
Conn
Church of God
Curtis L. Laws
Baptist
Lfe
John <Rice
Methodist
New Orleans
J. A. Henry
Individua
Rey CC. Russell
Cincinati
Robert MacKenzie
J. T. Lloyd
James T. Lloyd
The
Chafin and Watkins
of T
Aaron
Withins
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