Federation Echoes Across Christian Denominations
The third Peoples Pulpit meeting at Brooklyn Academy of Music debated federation among Lutherans Episcopalians Catholics and other Protestants. Speakers argued about apostolic succession loyalty to the Word of God and potential Catholic-Protestant cooperation while warning against sectarian fracture and loss of individual thought in a unified church movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paelons Brooklyn Academy of Music
Peoples Pulpit Association
C. T. Russel
Brooklyn Tabernacle
En Holf
Christendom
God
Luther
Spiscnpalians
Catholicx
Hams
Christhans
Bury
Sing
Episcopalians
Cliuner
Brooklyn
Tabernacle
Brooklyn Academy OF Music
The World Field of Pastor Russell Sermons
The article extols Pastor Russell as a public speaker and debater who has toured major cities in multiple countries and previews a 1910 program of Biblical topics. It critiques papal and royal authority, argues for a Christ Kingdom rule, calls for unity among Christians, and endorses study of Russell’s Brooklyn Tabernacle sermons while noting availability of past discourse sets.
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Pastor Russell
Russell
United States
Canada
England
Scotland
Ireland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Brooklyn
Christ Kingdom
Satan Ty
Christendom
Jesug
Sptan
Iola xi
Hinself
Pett Todd
Federation and Union in Protestant Doctrines Debate
A plea urges Christian denominations to pursue Federation and ultimate Union across lines of belief. It argues for abandoning sectarian pride, accepting fellow believers as part of the Church, and aligning on core salvation through Christ. The text cites scriptural imagery to support ecumenical unity.
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Neal
Federahyn
Jerusalen
Body of Christ
Church
Ein
Believe Girl Is Possessed Of Devil At New Zealand Prince Edward Island
In a small New Zealand settlement on Prince Edward Island a young woman named Chinene is believed possessed after a string of supernatural events. Neighbors report the girl levitating and speaking in an unfamiliar tongue, with local doctors and a priest unable to help. Father Walker bans further parish visits amid rising fear.
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Charlottetown
P. BE
New Zealand
Prince Edwards Island
Chinene
Small Farmera
One Man Dies Eating at Boarding House Melee
Jan 31 in Pittsburg a Mulberry alley boarding house table talk over a meat boycott ends with Mic Skoviac choking on his first bite of breastast steak. The breakfast dispute over meat consumption turns fatal for one patron.
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Pittsburg
Mic
Bishop Foss Funeral Plans In Philadelphia Service Set
The funeral for Bishop Cyrus David Foss of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be held at 2 pm tomorrow from his Arch Street residence, with services at Arch Street Methodist Church. Born 1834 in Kingston New York, Foss served fifty years in the ministry, became a bishop in 1880, and traveled 35,000 miles on a world tour in 1906 07 before his death at Hahnemann Hospital after eleven days of apoplexy.
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Philadelphia
Cyrus David Foss
Church
Hahnemann Hospital
Arch Street
Broad and
Arch Atrents
Luther B. Wilson
George H. Bickley
Arch Street Church
Bishop Foss
James R. Thorpe
Denver
Francia A. Chamberlain
Minneapolis
Foss
Ton Angeles
Cyrus JD. Foss, Jr
George B. Woo
Blahtéenth Street
Blahop
Kingston
Foxs
Methodist Church
America
Bishop Fons
Any One Can Catch A Meal In Bay City River
In Bay City Michigan on January 31 a meat boycott driven by the harsh winter has loosened fish gathering. Citizens can cut holes in the ice and harvest perch from the Saginaw river, often obtaining ten pounds per hour. Hundreds of boys and men fish along the river, with many selling catches at high prices to neighbors.
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Bay City
Mich
Saginaw River
Train Kills Four Near Loudonville and Crestline
A Pennsylsvania train No. 9 bound for Janesville struck and killed Mrs Roy Covert and fatally injured her husband at a crossing near Loudonville. The train then hit an automobile near Crestline killing J H Sigler age 60 and Charles Eickelberger of Hayesville.
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Mansfeld
Pennsylvania
Roy Covert
Loudonville
Crestline
J. H. Sigler
Charles Eickelberger
Hayesville
Secret society foe leads to tragic self harm in New Jersey
In Trenton on January 31 Elly Pertine, a worker, ended his life by cutting his throat while shaving after warning his wife he faced pursuit by a secret political society. He told her he would be the next victim before the fatal act. An advertising aside notes a wife’s shopping at a bargain center.
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Trenton
Elly Pertine
Miners Fear Big Strike Sparks United Mine Workers Move
Indianapolis leaders forecast a historic clash as 1160 delegates from the United Mine Workers of America prepare to adjourn and travel to Toledo for talks with Western Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana operators. The union may vote for a general strike if wage increases are not conceded, seeking at least 10 to 20 percent raises tied to prior settlements and wage reductions.
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Bite Minous Minera
Indianapolis
Ind
Unitedtates
United Mine Workers of
Americ
Toledo
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Thomas J. Lowi
Lydia E Pinkham's Liver Compound in Sabattus?
A fragmentary note from Sabattus Maine discusses Lydia E Pinkham's Liver Compound and its reception by physicians. The text references patient symptoms and confidence in the product, with garbled names and unclear medical opinions.
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Sabattus
Maine
Lydia E. Sinkharm
Rervou
Grani
Lydia
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Mare
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