Fire Victims Suffer Governor Appeals for Aid
Detroit reports from Northern Michigan forest fires show improvement for life safety but survivors endure extreme suffering. Governor Warner urges charity. Detroit officials mobilize shipments of provisions and bedding. reports confirm multiple deaths and widespread destruction across Alpena and Presque Isle counties.
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Detroit
Forest Fire District
Michigan
Thompson
Common Council
Charles D Williams
Michiagan
Detroit Board of Commerce
Detroit Club
Wermer
McGuerrin
Grand Rapids
Detroit & Mackinac Railroad Company
Bay City
J. D. Hawks
Detroit & Mackinac Railroad
Ossineke
Alpena
Thunder Bay
Lfe
Detroit & Mackad
Detroit & Mackinac
Michigan Central Gd
Pere Marquette Railroads
Adirondack Fires Threaten Lives
Reports from Loon Lake Tupper Lake and Piercefield say forest fires burn fiercely endangering lives and dwellings. A crew of forty with a fire train at Piercefield cannot help the Loon Lake area. Seventy men organized in Utica were sent by special train to battle fires as winds eased at night.
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Utica
N. Y
Loon Lake
Tupper Lake
Piercefield
Loon Lake District
CC. 5
Lindsay
New York Central
Albany
Drouth and Fires Plague Pennsylvania Towns
The drouth worsens across Pennsylvania with only a month of water left in Scranton and a water famine feared in Bethlehem as the Borough Spring dwindles. Altoona reports smoke from mountain fires aggravated by drought, threatening water supplies and fire spread.
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Scranton
Penn
Altoona
Dr Hughes Denounces Christian Science at Anniversary Service
Rev. Dr. D. C. Hughes at the old Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in New York criticized Christian Science and Mrs Eddy as absurd and the most ridiculous since Cagliostro. He spoke extemporaneously to illustrate the dignity of true Christian service and said he did not intend offense.
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Old
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
West 16Th Street
D. C. Hughes
Mrs. Eddy
Cagliostro
Hughes
Plea to Idle Women at Suffrage Convention
At Star Theatre Buffalo delegates to the National American Woman Suffrage Association Forty annual convention heard from Anna H Shaw and Jean M Gordon on reforming public service and elevating women's roles. Florence Kelley cited eight hour days for workers and noted state practice and court rulings shaping women’s labor rights.
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Buffalo
Star Theatre
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Anna H. Shaw
Miss Shaw
Jean M. Gordon
Parish of Orleans
New Orleans
Shaw
Miss Gordon
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
New York
Court of Appeals
Williams
Trains mostly on time in July, PSC reports
The Public Service Commission district report for July shows 82 percent of 57.54 trains were on time at divisional terminals, indicating strong punctuality in the rail system during the month.
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Albany
Public Service Commission
Cathedral Cornerstone Laying Marks St Louis Milestone
In St Louis on Oct 18 a new Catholic cathedral cornerstone was laid signaling a project costing over 2.9 million dollars while the Second Baptist Church near completion tops 250 thousand. Seven archbishops and thirteen bishops plus five hundred clergy attended a three hour procession reviewed by ten thousand worshipers led by papal delegate Archbishop Falconio.
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St. Louis
Diomede Falconio
United States
Glennon
Roosevelt
James E. Quigley
Chicago
John M. Farley
New York
John Ireland
St. Paul
Michael Kelley
Sydney
Australia
James H. Blenk
New Orleans
Strangers Chaplain Preaches at Hotel Martha Washington
The Rev Dr Wasson appointed by Bishop Potter as chaplain to strangers held the first hotel Sunday service at the Martha Washington. He spoke on spiritual sustenance and explained the duty to minister to strangers of all creeds, with funding from a memorial fund. Next service planned at the Hotel Imperial.
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James B. Wasson
Potter
Martha Washington
Wasson
St. Thomas's Church
Fifth Avenue
33D Street
Dr. Wassen
Bishop Potter
Zelah van Loan
Standard Trust Company
No. 3
Broad Street
Hotel Imperial
Bi centennial celebration for St Andrew's Church Richmond
Final arrangements were made for the 200th anniversary of St Andrew's Episcopal Church in Richmond to be observed Tuesday and Wednesday with an historical sermon by Rev. Dr. Charles S. Burch and Bishop Greer address. Memorials including an organ funded partly by Andrew Carnegie will be dedicated. The history traces from 1702 mission origins to the 1778 parish formation.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Richmond
Charles S. Burch
Greer
Andrew Carnegie
St. Andrew's Church
Staten Island
New Jersey
John Talbot
St. Andrew's
Queen Anne
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Dr. McKenzie
Tablets to Queen Anne Remembered in Church Dedication
The article notes preserved treasures in the church including cloth Bibles and books. A tablet will be dedicated in memory of Queen Anne among the memorials and relics on display.
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Anne
Sixteenth Baptist Celebrates Seventy-Fifth Anniversary
The Sixteenth Baptist Church at 16th Street and Eighth Avenue marks 75 years since its 1823 founding in the White Fort area now known as Gansevoort Market. A.W. Hodder preached a historical sermon and D. C. Hughes led the evening service. an old home gathering is planned Tuesday. Founded by members from North Beriah, the church has long held a single location and raised over $1,106.09 for various purposes.
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Sixteenth Baptist Church
16Th Street
Eighth Avenue
A. W. H. Hodder
D. C. Hughes
Hughes
White Fort
Gansevoort Market
Old
North Beriah Church
MacDougal Street Baptist Church
North Baptist Church
11Th Street
St. Matthew's Church Consecrated in Brooklyn
Bishop Burgess of Long Island formally consecrated St. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Church at McDonough street and Tompkins avenue Brooklyn yesterday morning. The church was founded forty nine years ago as
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Burgess
Diocese of
Long Island
St. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Church
McDonough Street
Tompkins Avenue
Brooklyn
St Matthew Church's Evolution and Merger History
The Free Church of St Matthew at Threep Avenue and Pulaski Street became St Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Church. A later movement for a new building raised 325000, plus old property value, but protests from neighbors halted progress. In 196 it merged with the Church of the Epiphany, paid retiring rector Rev Richmond Babbitt 5500, cleared Epiphany debt 1300, remodelled at 20000, and bought a rectory for Rev Norris, now starting free of debts.
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Free Church of St Matthew
Threep Avenue
Pulaski Street
St. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Dean Richmond Babbitt
F. W. Norris
Religion and Health Sermon Promotes Church Body Cure
The Rev. Dr. L. W. Batten of St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church argued last night that religion and science together can heal. He said the Church has neglected the body, while physicians advance medicine and surgery, and urged integrated care for the sick.
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L. W. Batten
St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
1Th Street
Second Avenue
Boston
Thas
Church
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