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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 21, 1901

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Pan American Exposition Opens with Roosevelts Visit Parade

Buffalo May 21. The Pan American exposition dedication featured a world wide procession led by Vice President Roosevelt followed by 2000 troops and 100 carriages. The crowds swelled to about 40000 as the Temple of Music ceremony, Handel Alleluia, and speeches by Milburn Diehl Rogers and Woodsrum marked the formal dedication with grand fireworks and an electric show.

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United Brethren Conference Adopts New Representation Basis

The United Brethren General Conference near end adopts equal ministerial and lay representation. A tobacco ban for ministers is approved. Dr Carter speaks on Matrimonial Mistakes at Memorial United Brethren church. Condon reelected with 139 of 168 votes. Minutes note Sabbath school ballot, creed wording change hell to hades, and adjournment planned after 9 20.

United Brethren G General conference Carter Memorial United Brethren church Gettyaburg Condon Sabbath school board Waa Snyder

Conference opens with debate over ministry tobacco ban

The thirteenth day session begins at 8 o'clock with Rev W A Cook presiding until bishops arrive. Debates center on representation bases for General Conference and a tobacco ban for ministers. The minutes are approved after corrections, and a number of minor items are struck or refined.

W. A. Cook T. J. Ban der Rev. Cook Paul Titus Cook Harbaugh Mra. B.A Kephart Geo. KR. Miller

Conference Votes for Equal Representation in Church Boards

Yesterday afternoon the session led by Bishop Osstle approved equal representation. Ballots elected A W Ballenger to the church erection board and Rev H A Roop to the education board. The union biblical seminary manager election yielded Rev Dr Brooke as winner after a second ballot. The conference also adopted a report on general representation and approved equal lay and ministerial representation by a 125 to 0 vote in a rare yea and nay.

Osstle J. W. Howe board of church erection A. W. Ballenger board of education H. A. Roop J. We. Lilly E.S. Lorenz M. R. Drury H. Doty Union Biblical Seminary Rev O.M. Brooke Dr. Brooke Lane University aotal Oamler Snyder Kephart Mills Osstle and Hott

Conference Defines Bishops District Boundaries in Session

Last night the conference met at seven with Bishop Mills presiding and Rev. Elias Niswerger leading devotional exercises. Business arranged annual conferences into districts, naming East, Ohio, Central, and Western districts with listed conferences and missions. The Sabbath School report followed, outlining literature dissemination and board composition including five elected members and ex officio editors and secretaries. Col. Robert

Bishop Mills Elias Niswerger Allegheny Pennsylvania Erie Ohio Ontario Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Germany West Africa Miami Sandusky Indiana White River St. Joseph Michigan Tennessee Chickamaga Louisiana Lower Wabash Upper Wabash Illinois Des Moines Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri Neosho Arkansas Valley Oklahoma Kansas East Nebraska Colorado California Columbus River Oregon China Japan Sabbath School board General Conference Col Robert

Conference Delegates and Church News at Hagerstown Meeting

Rev R B H Turners basis of representation is adopted with a proportional delegate plan. Bishop Kephart notes Bishop Hott's illness absence. reports on old people's home orphanage and hospital approved with board consent. minational study and Evidences of Christian ity included. portraits purchased for Union Biblical Seminary chapel. Sabbath School board elected. Lane University head Dr O M Brooke praised for debt reduction and leadership. Gettysburg excursion planned if business ends today. nearby Jersey City Sunday racing debate with Sheriff Virtue and Judge Depue discussed without final ruling.

Weaver Kepharé J. N. Hill Publishing House Fank City Hotel Robert Cowden LL. B. cnarch Kumier Frank Staub J. OG. Carter ohurch Mr. Sensoney Walted Broth- Srep publishing hour Dayton Ohio Kephart Hott board of bishops Raphart Hagerstown Chambersburg Bishop Weaver City Opera House Union Biblical Seminary A. A. Thompson W. A. Dickson Bishop Dickson Wm. Williamson W. Roberts C. J. Raphart B U. Bowman O. M. Brooke Lane University Missouri river Brooke Western College Iowa Gettysburg

Carnegie Gift for Scots Free Education Sparks Debate

London May 21 Andrew Carnegie offers 2 million pounds to fund free education in Edinburgh Glasgow Aberdeen and St Andrews for Scottish fellows only excluding English Irish colonials or foreigners The fund supports medical and commercial studies managed by trustees with the aim of perpetual free access to universities The proposal draws mixed editorial reaction from Scots and London papers urging careful administration and potential impact on broader education funding.

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