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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1905

Page

5

Tent Campaign Growth in New York City Church Efforts

The first week of the tent campaign by New York church organizers shows strong attendance and favorable reception in multiple sites. Evangelsits Michael Nardi and others oversee open air services in areas including Italian neighborhoods, Hell's Kitchen, and Catherine Slip, with plans for concurrent meetings at Madison Square and Union Square.

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Additions Planned for St Johnland Institution on Long Island

The Society of St Johnland plans major expansion at Kines Park New York with two new buildings possibly a third. Proposed structures include a home for aged women a hospital and a new schoolhouse. Two buildings opened recently serving aged couples and females. The society funds about thirty cottages and other structures as part of development and aims to house all under care. St Johnland to remain a significant site with over forty inmates including elderly women men and staff. Founded by the Church of the Holy Communion to this city.

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Work of Baptist Home Mission Dedication of a mission boat

The American Baptist Home Mission Society plans to dedicate the old Fach Fleetwine as a mission boat tomorrow at Coontien Slip East River Pier 6. An appeal is made to Baptist Young People for contributions to support the yacht. The society reports progress with 1,009 missionaries, 7,313 church listings, 22 000 students in unite schools, 46 000 conversions, and a debt of $808 for the Crambank.

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General Items of the Week: Weekend Church Meetings

Sunday services at Beekman Hill Methodist Church feature Rev. Edwin Whittier Caswell with sermons on How Much More and Sin Self Revealing along with outdoor meetings at 739 a m A summer series continues. At the Sectes Presbyterian Church Rev Dr David G Wile preaches The Now and Then of the Christian Life and A Crime tm Christianity with evening sessions. Dr Wellers leads a series of short practicals. Broadway Tabernacle pastor Dr Charles E Jefferson preaches Sunday morning.

Metropolitan Temple Robert Bagwell Popes Mision Peter McQueen Japan Beekman Hill Sectes Presbyterian Church David G. Wile Creek Wile Wellers

Hummel Case Divides Supreme Court Votes and Indicts

The Appellate Division refused an absolute writ of prohibition to stop the District Attorney from proceeding on the Morse-Dodge divorce indictments against A. H. Hummel. Four justices weighed in with opinions, some calling for dismissal of the indictment while others upheld the writ limits. The DA said he would move to trial next Monday if the ruling permits.

Supreme Court A. H. Hummel Morse-Dodge Laughlin Ingraham O'Brien Dimeek Justice Ingraham Patterson Jerome Hummel

Markets and coffee and cotton futures mixed in June 1905

New York trading paused with coffee futures firm on European demand but local liquidation and weaker spot bids offset gains. Cotton markets in New York and Liverpool showed mixed moves as weather and crop expectations influenced futures, while grain and provisions edged through a volatile day with some support from European developments.

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Unclear Crop Policy Influences and Farmer Tones

Fragmented text references country produce and farmers facing damages in grain crops. Mentions revised quotas and figures, home holders, and a focus on tones and ends. Overall, the fragment suggests agricultural policy discourse and farmer sentiment without coherent details.

Livestock Market Reports Mixed Cattle Tally and Prices

Livestock market notes show 305 carloads and 2865 head traded with diverse prices. Slaughterers and buyers moved cattle, veal, and beef with varying weights and fridge storage mentioned, including cattle from Massey and firms named in the report.

Sheep and lamb sale prices and stock market notes

Dense OCR of livestock prices and market chatter listing sheep and lamb head counts, carcass values, per hundredweight prices, and dealer names. Mentions of Jin names and various establishments appear scattered. the readable items show bids ranging across grades and sizes with notes on quality and steady market tone.

Markets by Telegraph Thrives with Mixed Livestock Prices

Telegraph market notes show cattle, hogs, and sheep steady or rising in places. Prices quoted include steers near 2.85 to 3.10, hogs around 4.50 to 5.00, and lambs lifting to about 3.50 to 4.00, with regional variations and buyers active at unsettled boards.

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State of Trade Markets Report and Grain Prices

June reports from Chicago and other cities show oats and rye weak while corn and wheat move, with cheese and other dairy items listed. Futures ranges and cash prices for grains are given alongside regional notes on supply and demand levels.

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European Produce Markets Snapshot

Fragmented OCR text about European produce markets mentions seed oils linseed and prices, with references to London and American markets. The readable parts show market terms and vague commodity references without clear events or figures. No coherent narrative or decisive outcome is present.

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