Presbyterian creed revision committee adjourns in Washington
The committee completed its labors and unanimously agreed on a report to the General Assembly in New York on March 15. The declaratory statement will cover 16 articles including God, revelation, creation, sin, grace, election, Christ, faith, Holy Spirit, new birth, resurrection, law, church, sacraments, judgment, and Christian service with revisions to the good works section and the Pope clause to be dropped.
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General Assembly
Washington
New York
Jesus Christ
Roosevelt Favors Eight Hour Day and Prison Labor Bill
Washington April 18 members of the executive council of the American Federation of Labor met with President Roosevelt to discuss labor issues including Chinese exclusion an eight hour law a prison labor bill sanitation of carriers and government employees soliciting legislation. The president expressed support for Chinese exclusion an eight hour measure and a prison labor bill. He noted misunderstanding about an order regarding government employees pay efforts.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Menthers
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Killed His Brother Over Vessel Dispute in Detroit Saloon
Edward Hasdes about 41 was shot and killed by his brother James Hawley about 64 in a saloon at River and Nineteenth streets. An argument over a newly bought vessel led to a fight. Edward teased James and James warned him, then fired hitting him in the right breast. Edward died minutes later. James surrendered to police.
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Detroit
Edward Hasdes
Janes Hawley
River
Nineteenth
Edward
James
Luke Hawley
Luke
Notable mixed dispatches from circles in the East and abroad
A Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman from Fommoy Pa named R G Gregg fell from a train near Lancaster and was killed. Wright Templeton gang members were captured near Shelton Tenn. Roosevelt attended Columbia University’s installation of Nicholas M Butler as president. Roosevelt named Colonels Bird Snyder and Allman to brigadier general roles. Archbishop Ireland and Bishop German plan to meet in Rome with Taft to discuss friars lands in the Philippines. A testimonial theater ad praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for children and chest colds. Gold Medal whiskey Harper praises for Paria 1900 awards and other旧 ads mention N Hauer Frederick Md.
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R. G. Gregg
Fommoy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lancaster
Wright-Templeton
Shelton
Tenn
Roosevelt
Nicholas M. Butler
Columbia University
New York
Charles Bird
Simon Snyder
Wiliam Allman
Ireland
German
Vatican
Rome
Taft
Philippines
Miles Seized by Friction in War Department
A Republican Senate delegation urged President Roosevelt not to retire Lieutenant General Miles. They warned that his retirement would ease friction in the War Department, while the president said retirement was premature and nothing would be done before Secretary Root’s return. Secretary Root left for Cuba to plan troop withdrawals by May 20 and to assess the new Cuban government. Tomas Estrada Palma sailed from Hampton Roads aboard the Admiral Farragut for Cuba, to reach by Sunday afternoon.
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War Department
Miles
Root
Washington
Hoa
Hale
Allison
McComas
White House
Roosevelt
General Miles
Cuba
Island
New York
Oor
Esperanza
Mysel
Mr. Root
Chaffee
Smith
Palma
Hampton
Paine's Celery Compound Promoted As Health Miracle
A Pan to sell Paine's Celery Compound as a spring health remedy. The ad claims it purifies blood and builds nerves and vitality, preventing organic disease. It touts broad appeal to workers and families, citing rapid cures and universal fitness benefits for those feeling ill or despondent.
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Paine
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Thomas
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Solent
Meteor Hi
England
Emperor William
Scotia
Prawle Point
Hrthe
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Ohidren
Chamberlain
Chas
Colombo
Ceylon
A. &. Pearre
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Paria
Chicago
New Orleans
C. N. Hauer
Frederick, Md
Oxford
West
David Wineberg
Citt Hall
Mnis Eelty
Virginia
Neral Mongtaths
Sumner
Soactary
Potomac River
I Street Wharf
Cogswell Bros
Washington, D. C
Iyow
Corenar
Te Prarbe
Prederick Mae
Iwal
Thousbands
Pel
Paine’s
Hess
Potomac
George A. Gilbert
Harper Whiskey
Buffalo
Chas. N. Hauer
Fayilles
Angee
WM. S. Miller & CO
Dierces Zeae Raat
Thomas Kemp
Lansdownes
Eton
Carty
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred’k, Ma
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Frederick
James E. Walker & Co
Shea Department
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
B. Rosenour& Sons
North Market Street
Klimax
Thess Klimax
Meraan
Baltimore
Adams Express
S. M. Dizon, Proprietor
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market Street
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