10 Jun 1897
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1897
Page
1
An official notice states the forthcoming meeting for the Northern Illinois District will be held next year. Details including date and venue are to be announced by district authorities.
The annual German Baptist brethren conference in the United States closes as better weather boosts attendance. The program includes sermons in German, a song service, and lengthy standings committee deliberations. Debates center on water use excluding garments and related ecclesiastical queries, with reports and personal notes recorded for The News.
The session ended with prayer and addresses from leaders including Brother Gorman B of Indiana. Delegates debated hymnal revisions, discipline rules, and funding. decisions approved include meal pricing flexibility, clerical duties, and annual meeting calls. The event closed with thanks to hosts and harmony prayers.
In the Cis Opera House BrMater hosted a convention with a packed audience. Joan Mu Monier of Pennsylvania gave a striking address, followed by a season of prayer led by Jos2pa Amiez of Mt Morris UL and a brief song service led by Stouffer of Algeratown. Elder Mohler opened with a scripture-based reflection, noting the previous evening’s strong Bratk- address as a high standard.
Conference miscellany describes Dunkside visitors at the White House on Monday in Frederick with long black coats and umbrellas. The piece notes political ties to McKinley, explains Dampard influence in 1893, and mentions a large Dampard colony in Richinley’s district. It recounts their departure toward Broadway and reports on sermons and missionary collections, with no city preaching tonight.
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