Old Madison church and Rev John Ingersoll tale roots
The article recalls Rev John Inger Ingersoll father of Colonel Robert G Ingersoll preaching at the First Church in Madison Ohio from 1834, noting the old Bell Meeting-house, its weather vane, steeple, and pulpit history. It covers the Ingersolls, the 1814 church founding, Madison pioneers, and the 1834 building era with debates and trials surrounding Ingersoll.
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John Ingersoll
Robert G. Ingersoll
Ohio
Church Soc
Madison
Cleveland
Pioneers
North
Ingersoll
Bob Ingersoll
Mr. Ingersoll
Figersall
Barel
Robert
John
Ebenezer
Peoria
Illinois
Owen Lovejoy
Congress
Mamed
Osborne
Painceville
Chicago
New York
New York City
Austinburg
Inroll
Aed
A. S'roud
Tennewee
Stroud
Capt. W. Saunders
EB. Goldsborough
Hamilton Lindsay
Edwar
J. H. Delashmott
J. Brian Reid
Pron Avenue Street Railway
John W
Mom and
Keedgeville
John Derr
Baltimore
Robert Porter
Derr
Wm. Errly
President Hood
W.M.R
W.M Boys
A. Rive
Middletown
Edward Cummings
Joe Brashears
H. T Deaver
Hallowe'en
Tobias Danner
Weverton
M. L. Beard
Boonsboro
Democrata
Origin of Teetotalism Highlighted by Lackawanna Presbytery
A Lackawanna County presbytery session honored the centennial of temperance. Rev. Joel Jewell of Troy, Pa., described how the term teetotal originated in Hector, New York, after a temperance society adopted a pledge distinguishing old and new abstainers. The old pledge excluded wine and cider. the new added T for those who totally abstained, creating Teetotalers.
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National Women’s Obsistian —Temperance Union
Phils
Evanston, IL
Prohibition
New York
Thaakat Nanaeiven
Julia G. Wallace
Thfranchse Department
Woodbridge
Committee On Plac
Conco
United Sates
Committee On Law of Work
Grees
Committee On Resolutions
Lackawana
Benjamin Rush
Rev
J. Jewell
O. P
Conversion and Elope From the New Work Hered
A romantic triangle ends with Ida Dammann eloping with Knapp after leaving her Baptistic faith. Knapp, a cigar maker, sought union with Ida via a clergyman, then a Methodist minister, as the Dammann family and others pursued reconciliation across the street. The incident ends with strained relations and uncertain vows.
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Vane
Tarrytown
Ida Dammann
Oltr. Mann, & Cigermaker
Miss Dammann
Ida
Adonis
Mies Dammann
Knapp
the Baptista
E Dammann
Kaepp
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Tbe Borger & Kegel
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Tager Beer i Pillip Best
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