Episcopalian Convention Sets Boston 1904 Meeting
The triennial convention of the Episcopal Church of America adjourned sine die in San Francisco. The next gathering will be held in Boston in 1904, with decisions on new missionary districts for Honolulu Cuba and Salina, while a planned division of Springfield diocese was not agreed upon. Reverend Cameron Mann was confirmed as missionary bishop of North Dakota. The Huntington amendment to article 10 of the constitution was referred to the next general convention.
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San Francisco
Episcopal Church of America
Honolulu
Cuba
Salina
Kansas
Springfield
Cameron Mann
North Dakota
House of Bishops
Stuntington
National Board to Aid Car Strikers in Jamestown and Other Cities
The National Executive Board of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes vowed to intensify the Jamestown strike by all means as no settlement response came. It approved financial aid for strikers in Scranton Reading Dayton Nashville and Knoxville.
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Nashville
Knoxville
Pierce
Kilward Jacobs
Munengo
Cranford Co. Indiaga
Dr. Theree
Harry
William Hopkins Dead Inventor and Mill Manager
William P. Hopkins of Catasauqua, general manager and principal stockholder of Slatington Rolling Mill, died yesterday in his 70th year. He helped produce the Lehigh Valley's first rolled plate and sheet and invented a furnace water shield. Also notes a new post office named McKinley in Franklin County, Washington. A lighthearted ch question recounts why a clock ran slow to boost commerce at a fruit stand near a suburban station.
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Allentown
William P. Hopkins
Slatington
Hopkins
Lehigh Valley
Mr. Hopkins
McKinley
Washington
Bristow
Franklin County
Eureka
Tate
Tintlan
Pedro's
New York Commercial Advertiser
Insect Plagues and Civilizing War of Nature
A compact survey notes summer insect plagues threaten harvests and forests, with entomologists waging a war against pests like Hessian fly armyworm tent caterpillar and borers to protect crops, pastures, and streams. The text veers into fragmented quotes about courtship and social ideas, illustrating overheard snippets and era tone.
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St Louis
Jenis
Railway Rumbles Across Europe and American Insight
Our miles of railroad track exceed by more than ten thousand all the tracks of Europe. The Dominion of Canada granted 30 acres of land to run through Boston stations. European railways vary class by seat color and comfort. electric car bodies cost about 2000 dollars, double trucks around 800, tetrato costs 1800, total car cost about 1100. Some Austrian lines number seats in both classes with small extra charges by distance. An incident near Lolevee Bates in Hungary saw wheels sealed, a customs delay over taxes, then the train resumed after taxes were paid.
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Europe
Dominion
Neda
North Union
South Union
Boston
Lolevee Bates
Ifongary
Palfalva
Flower and Tree Gardening Tips From a Past Era
A fragmented vintage column offers gardening guidance on planting trees and flowers. It discusses preparing tree holes, soil filling, fall sowing for stronger roots, and perennials like sweet William and digitalis. It also includes a humorous unrelated anecdote about a burglar and a journalist.
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William
Garfield’s Dying Wish and Quiet Long Branch Vigil
A dramatic account recalls President Garfield’s final days as he was moved to Long Branch after his shooting. Priests and governors styled prayers fill the air while his wife prays beside him. bells toll and a church choir moves onlookers with a moving prayerful scene.
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Long Branch
United States
Garfield
Washington
Gultean
Crete
Episcopal Church
Personal Clementa and the making of success in life
A fragmented reflection on success linking talent character and opportunity to achieve large results. It discusses self confidence perseverance and propriety while noting the value of aligning words with deeds. Includes slipped quotation bits from unrelated snippets and a promotional line for a tonic and a restaurant in Frederick Maryland.
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Clementa
Manas Taxes in Isle of Man Tax System
A fragmented excerpt contrasts Isle of Man taxation with other systems noting no income tax and no death duties. It mentions a small wheel tax and a levy on each inhabitant for road work, while receipts, checks, and promissory notes incur no stamp duties beyond postage. Referenced remarks touch on spelling debates for psychic and psychological terms. The text also urges following principled men who pursue the common good.
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Isle of Man
Dsb
London Standard
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