Presbyterians debate control of seminary charters
In the General Assembly debate over church control of seminaries, conservatives push for a quick decision while liberals favor postponement. Agreement on charter provisions and governance could shape future missionary funding and the meeting location, with Seattle as the favored 1806 site. Dr. Booth and colleagues lead the session, stressing orthodox theology amid ongoing disputes.
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Wlc. Young
General Assembly
Seminary General
Pew Seminaries
Comars
Briggs
Smith
Church
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Rocky Mountains
Alexander Alison
W. R. Ballard
First Church
Saratogs
Grier Seminary
New York
New Mission House
Fifth Avenue
Booth
Presbyterian General Assembly
R. R. Booth
Assembly
Wiltiana McEwin
W. E. Moore
Satherland Druiamt Demag BLyntad AMert aoe court suit
A court action in London involves Miss Sutherland alleging breach of promise against Lord Tweedmouth and Sir Dudley Marjoribanks amid rumors of a titled liaison. Parties trace engagement attempts through Canada and Europe, with the suit marking a historic family row over marriage intentions.
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Satherland Druiamt Demag Blyntad Amert Aoe
Tesstars
Cage
Nie
Satherland
Uburus Gtr
Bae Galety Theafer
Agaist
Rod Fey Churchull Manjoribunke
Ehiest Waul Baron Tweedmouth
Bret
Theadthes
Lond Garivuyle
Delig
Ogy
Shefret
Dudley Marjoribanks
Prince Vy Wales
Miss Sutherland
Tweedmouth
Lont
Loni Tweedmonts
Marjoribanks
Canias
Earl of Aberdeen
Causa
Lady Aberdeen
Lord Twestmouth
Nam
Canada
Dresels of Promiou
Battle Report From Cuba Sparks Conflicting Tales
Reports from a Cuban engagement on May 12 near Jovival claim 2,000 Cubans attacked a city, with Spanish forces retreating after heavy fighting. Cuban losses cited as 700. Spanish losses include twelve soldiers, a priest, Dr. Ruiz, and Lt. Col. Joaquin Boseb, while Robles disputes the casualty count. Other briefs note Pasteur treatment for bite victims, a White House birth, burglaries in Atlantic City, and French victories in Madagascar among various items.
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Tapa
Fla
Cuba
Jovi
Prieat
Ruiz
Joaquin Boseb
Major Robles
San Fernando
Robles
Campos
Bisyana
Isstravolusiuo Insoe
Opening of China and Korea Tangle in 1905 News
The latest dispatches from Washington discuss changes in China Korea and Japan as war results shift to a vigorous commercial push. Londen Li is named to possibly become Chinese minister to Japan while Otorl a Japan privy council member may head to China. Wars with Tong Hak rebellion and Korean unrest prompt armed guards and court councils. Port Arthur surveys and Formosa sugar investment signal regional shifts with several financial and diplomatic moves unfolding.
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Washixetoxs
Washington
Lond Li
Li Rang Chang
Japan
Fueal
Otorl
Japansus Privy Council
China
Hoe
Rapanees
Cores
Fennel
United States
Sil
Seoul
Tong Haks
Corea
Inoy
Savoy
Alec
Li Hung Chang
Shimonoseki
Count Inoy
Port Arthur
Pesasdores
Formosa
Ancient Bat Realms and Eastern League Notes
A garbled sports and league roundup from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper. The item lists bat and ball results, team matchups across cities like Chicago and St. Louis, county leagues in Pennsylvania, and notes on Eastern League play along with brief regional reports of incidents and other civic items. The text mixes scores, locations, and brief notices including railroad and political references.
Severe January cyclone hits Luling and Birmingham area
Nuggets of news recount severe events: a cyclone near Luling Texas damaged roofs and killed a child. a boarding house fire in Birmingham, Alabama may have cost four lives with one body recovered. six Baltimore men were rescued from drowning after a capsized boat near Chesapeake Bay. a man named Charles Leer, 18, was shot at Garrat Pack after stealing a ride on a train.
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Minnesta
Gansaige
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Luling
Tex
Birmingham
Ala
Charles Leer
Garrat Pack
Amid Virginia toil meets panic and delay
In West Virginia and Virginia lines gunfire raised fears as miners faced disruption and troops patrolled to maintain order. Major Simons reported nightly shots at Coal Train station and near hills, while officials argued the military presence prevented bloodshed and protected citizens. China debt totals about 10 million pounds with small loans since 1876. Archbishop Kenrick faces removal suit in St Louis. A bridge collapse near Nonaw Towns injures several but none killed. Robbers captured in Lancaster case, Old couple robbed in Jorstowns, bank receivers arrested in Tarrishpta, Turkish pilgrims wrecked, and cyclist Houben wins at Velodrome.
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Pocatontas
Tainers
West Virginia
Slinute
Pear
Governat Noel
Governas Aeort
Simons
Virginie
McCorkle
Melulae
Ilscthe
Virginia
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Court Street
William A. Mansfield
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Court Square
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J. Wilson & Son
Ar. J
Hood
Ure
J. M. Groinland
Wasaia
Han
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Ures
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Brown Chemical CO
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Seminary
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Ernest
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Rock Cave
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Tyler
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Madagascar
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Hora
West
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Hart
Organization of Democratic
Senator West
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St. Albans
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Mar
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Antwerp
C. T
Cherokee Strip
Renfrew
Frank Harris
Robert Lear
Harms
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Cheampeake and Ohio Railroad
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John Birk Inbine
Philadelphia
United States Geological Survey
Brook
Second Avenue
Eighty-sixth Street
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Wuainers
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Hollisvune
Pennsylvania Steel Works
Wiemington
Del
Tuestas. Meu
Spcorrle
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Kenrick
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Grea of
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John Green
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Nese
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Aldan Mac Holbach
Trual
Willams
Daniel Landis
Tarrisptea
Joseph E. Raymond
Raywond and Campbell Manufacturing Company
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Middletown Bank
Reot
Jeppar
Muhammedan
Mesca
Toore
Caid
Parr
May
Houben
Beslan Vhamplom
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