Boudinot the Patriot Leader of Early American Faith
Pennsylvanian Eli Boudinot, Commissary General of Prisoners and first president of the American Bible Society, shaped revolution era policy and later led Mint operations. Born in Philadelphia in 1740, he served in Congress, signed peace with Britain, and supported Bible mission work. His era also notes Cherokee pupil Eliam Boudinot and later philanthropic deeds.
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Wias Boudinot
Contingntal Congress
Ftrat
American Bible Society
Philadelphia
Penna
Elias Bouflinot
America
Elias
Richard Stockton
Princeton
Elizabethtown
N. J
Hannah, Siater
Annie Bourdinot
Stina
Motham
Ar. Bourdinot
Boston
Newark
Boudinot
New Jersey
William Franklin
Congress
Great Britain
Washington
Philadalpha
David Rittenhouse
Burlington
William Bradford
Pennsylvania
United States
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Bible Society
Hartford
New National Society
Boudinor
Firat Bible House
Foreign Mission School
Eliam Boudinot
Mr. Boudinot
Tom Paine
Israel
Burglars Fire On Pittsburgh Patrolman Then Escape
Two burglars shot at Patrolman John L. Dorrian during a theft at the Crown Laundry Company in Pittsburgh. Dorrian was unharmed. the men fled through a rear alley after firing several shots that damaged a streetcar window. About $30 was taken, with no other damage reported.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Dorrian
Crown
Dorrian
State to Delay Road Maintenance Until 1926
Harrisburg, Pa May 2 The Secretary of Highways Paul D Wright announced the Highway Department will not maintain the 1000 miles added to the state highway system until June 1 1926 due to insufficient funds and to avoid a misreading of the omnibus road bill section fixing the date.
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Harrisburg
Paul D. Wright
Highway Department
Wright
Corset Trend: Tight Garment Vanishes From Fashion
London reports the collapse of the tight corset fashion with observers fearing its return. The May 1 dispatch notes the garment has disappeared and will not reappear in wardrobes.
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London
No comeback for corsets says Cambridge professor
Prof W W Dixon of Cambridge University told the People's League of Health that science has ruled against corsets. He says twenty years ago London hospitals treated many girls with anemia from tight lacing, but such anemia no longer appears as young women today seek health.
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W. W. Dixon
Cambridge University
People’s League of Health
London
Jworker
Sofia Trial Opens Over Cathedral Bombing in Sofia
Trial in Sofia begins for the bombing of the Breti Krai Cathedral on April 14 that killed 160 people. Defendants include Friedman sacristan and Patriot leader, Daskalotf, Kambarott, and other Communist figures linked to the prison era. Three co‑defendants indicted but escaped. a Communist deputy was killed resisting arrest. Parliament allocates 10,000,000 jevam for bereaved families.
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Cinternational
Somia
Breti Krai
Friedman
Daskalotf
Kambarott
Grantcarot
Prince of Wales Wears Out Wrist Through Hand Shake
The Prince of Wales sustained a sprained right wrist from excessive hand shaking but continues with his left hand. In Cape Town the royal visit proceeds with dinners at palaces and oxen driving in the streets as Cape Town hosts the royal guest.
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Prince of Wales
International News Service
Cape Town
South Africa
Local High School Sets Baccalaureate Sermon and Commencement Milestone
First Christian church pastor Rev. F. B. McAllister was unanimously chosen to deliver the baccalaureate sermon for New Castle High School. Over 960 graduates will receive diplomas this year. The baccalaureate is scheduled for Sunday evening May 31.
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F. B. McAllister
First Christian Church
New Castle
Moffatt to Speak at Open Meeting
Honorable W A Moffatt will speak at a League of Women Voters gathering Monday evening May 4 at 8 oclock in the Y W C A auditorium Muate open to men and women. In Denton Christian College area China much land is graves and steps often from one grave to another.
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Moffatt
W. A. Moffatt
League of Women Voters
Muate
Henry Badger
Denton Christian College
Henan
China
Inter Class Track Meet Planned By Westminster Y
Westminster Pennsylvania May 2 The program committee of Westminster college announces the Y will sponsor an Inter Class track meet with tentative date May 8. Dwight Dyer physical director will oversee the events. An Inter Class tennis tournament for Westminster girls is also planned for next.
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New Wilmington
M. CG. A
Westminster College
De‘colle
iDwight Dyer
Weatminster College
College meetings draw keen interest for upcoming team trials
Meetings for candidates across various teams have drawn strong attendance and interest. College courts will host the matches, signaling active preparation for the season. A note hints at innovations in automotive design and exercise care, with some garbled phrases remaining unreadable.
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