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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1900

Page

7

Remarkable Growth of the Presbyterian Church 1801 to 1900s

A religious page notes the church extension movement as Christmas observances loom in city churches. Plans include a twentieth century movement led by speakers such as Rev. Drs Meredith Jefferson Kent Ingersoll Lyman and Me roe with Wanamaker as principal speaker at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian. The New York committee aims to fund missions education and church extension. The article cites growth: 183 ministers and 449 churches in 1800s rising to 700 ministers and 1,007,689 communicants, with 1,415,771 churches nationwide and 27 foreign missions now active. Sunday schools expanded to 1,085,205 participants. the Home Mission Board now has 1,743 workers.

Meredith Jefferson Kent Ingersoll Lyman Meroe John Wanamaker Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Malibie D. Babeu EF. OF. Ellinwood Cumberland Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church South United States Hinme’ Mission Board

Review of Jesus Teaching and Miracles in the Gospels

A Sunday school review notes three months without direct portrait of Jesus and instead focuses on his teaching about human condition and God’s redemption. It highlights miracles and parables such as the healing of the dropsy and ten lepers, the blind man, and the emphasis that Jesus spoke with authority. The lessons stress that Jesus’ messages address every class and condition, not just individuals.

Jam Bartimeus Vaccheus Lazarus Jesus God Luke Timeus Jesus of Nazareth Son of David Moses Syed Abraham

Moet & Chandons Vast Vineyard Holdings Questioned

A reminder notes that Moet & Chandon controls more vineyards than the combined holdings of Clicquot Piper-Heidsieck Monopole Ruinart G H Mumm Pommery and Roederer, highlighting its dominant land assets in wine production.

Monopole Ruinart

The Great Supper and Jesus Personal Meetings

The article surveys Jesus encounters with a Pharisee, the rich young ruler, and Zacchaeus, showing how He addresses carelessness, self righteousness, and penitence. It links these to the parables of The Pounds and the universal invitation, stressing repentance, faith, and accountability before God.

Jesus Luke Lazarus

Proposed New Diocese Discussed by Highland Clericus

A well attended Highland Clericus meeting at St George's Newburg heard Rev Octavius Applegate of St John Kingston urge a division of the New York diocese to relieve current oversight. The discussion that followed showed notable differences of opinion among Episcopal clergy of Dutchess Orange and Ulster counties.

Newburg Highland Dutchess, Orange Ulster St. George's Octavius Applegate St.John's Kingston Diocese of New York

Inaugural Ceremonies Set For McKinley Era

Senator Hanna names Gen Francis V Greene of New York chief marshal for the inaugural parade on March 4. Gen Greene, a respected soldier and longtime Republican, receives the honor as Secretary Hitchcock permits the inaugural ball and related entertainments at the Pension Building citing its grand court and suitable history for such events.

Washington Hanna Republican National Committee Francis V. Greene New York Greene Hitchcock McKinley Pension Office

Bids Opened for Final Section of Rapid Transit Tunnel

Contractor John B. McDonald opened five or six bids for the forty first to forty seventh street tunnel segment running through Forty second Street to Broadway. The forty second Street section has delayed progress due to underground obstructions and Grand Central Station connections. Officials aim to push construction to meet the four and a half year timetable despite expected underground challenges.

Forty-first Forty-seventh Streets Forty-second Street Broadway John B. McDonald Grand Central Station

Council Approves $2 Million Bond for City Streets

The Municipal Council approved a $2,000,000 bond issue for repaving streets in all five boroughs after months of delay. Only Councilman Bodine of Richmond voted no, with prior opposition by Murray and others. About $1,000,000 targets Manhattan and the Bronx, over $900,000 for Brooklyn, and remaining funds for Queens and Richmond.

Keating Bodine Richmond Murray Manhattan Bronx Brooklyn Queens

Hailstorm Cures by Cannons Hit Foreign Vineyards

Washington Pec 21 John C Covert United States Consul at Lyons France reports on hail suppression by cannon firing. French and Italian wine growers use inverted cone guns with blasting powder to break hail clouds. A single cannon covers about seventy five acres and may redirect storms to rain. Italian use rose from 2000 cannons in 1899 to 15000 last year though scientists doubt infallibility of cannons.

Washington Pec John C. Covert United States Lyons France State Department Italy Paul Cazeneuve Galveston Consul Covert

Pig Iron Slump Hits Cleveland District Hard

Stockton on Tees reports a sharp pig iron downturn with more furnaces likely to close by December 31 than since 1886. District production drops by 5000 tons monthly and prices have fallen by 18 shillings in six months, making production unprofitable.

Stockton-On-Tees England Cleveland

Roosevelt May Name Beekman Successor Tomorrow

Gov Roosevelt announced he is likely to appoint a successor to the late Justice Henry R. Beekman on the New York Supreme Court bench. John Proctor Clarke is regarded as the probable appointee to fill the vacancy created by Beekman's death. the announcement was anticipated today in Albany.

Albany Roosevelt Henry R. Beekman John Proctor Clarke Supreme Court

Railroad Directors Set December Dividend Meeting

The Lackawanna Railway Directors announce a dividend meeting for December. The Manhattan Railway reports 650000 passengers this week and escalator traffic at Twenty third Street and Sixth Avenue has risen sharply. C G Doyle named General Manager of Chesapeake and Ohio after vacancy left by G W Stevens. C C Walker new General Superintendent Eastern Division at Richmond succeeding Doyle. Western traffic managers warned resignations will be sought if rates are not kept. The Presidents will answer for any rate manipulation by the Advisory Committee.

Manhattan Railway Twenty-third Street Sixth Avenue Cc. G. Doyle Chesapeake and Ohio G. W. Stevens C. C. Walker Hinton West Va Mr. Doyle Richmond

Morning and Evening Church Services Notice

Morning service at 11 o'clock and evening service at 8 o'clock announced. Public invited. Pastor's morning sermon titled The Challenge of the Incarnation.

Madison Square Presbyterian Church Madison Av 24Th St Co. H. Parkhurst D. D North Presbyterian Church 31St St Wilson D. Sexton Christian Endeavor University PL. Presbyterian Church Corner 10Th St George Alexander Friends of the Sunday School South Church Roderick Terry West End Collegiate Middle Collegiate Reformed Church Ith St John G. Fagg Mr. Fagg Lenox AV Unitarian Church Cor Merle St. C. Wright Metropolitan Temple Dr. Cadman Jane Street T.S. Bond Perry Street Greenwich St Tissot Pictures Metropolitan -Temple Moving Picture Entertainment Tonight Baptist Church OF the Calvary Church West 57Th ST Madison AV. Baptist Church Henry M. Sanders Manhattan Congregational Church S. W. Corner Broadway H. A. Stimson ALL Souls’ Church Unitarian 20Th St Thomas R. Slicer eLine & — Church OF the Ascension Percy S.grant Holy Redeemer ST. Matthew's ST. Thomas's Church ST. AV Babcock Evangelical Lutheran Church OF Church OF the Divine Paternity Central Park West 76Th St Charles H. Ban Love Oxford England

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