National holiday called to honor 1870 71 victories in Bavaria
Munich telegram reports Bavaria's Supreme Consistory designates September 2 as a national holiday with divine service in all churches to commemorate the national victories of 1870 and 1871. A Prussian priest, Mgr Akosevski, is jailed for two weeks at Glogau Fortress for breaching new ecclesiastical laws.
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Munich
Supreme Consistory
Bavaria
Mgr
Akosevski
Prussia
Glogau
Silesia
Young Men’s Christian Association
Whitby
St. John’s
George Willis
Aislaby
E. F. Sewell
Whitby and Malton
Society of Friends
Young Men’s Association
Sewell
Association
Liberation Society
Friends
Libération Society
W. E. Shipton
Leeds Mercury
Southwark Council
Board-Room
White Street
Borough
G. S. Knight
G. M. Murphy
J. Locke
Q.C
M.P
W. Thomson
Mir. J. Meredith
Dulwich College
St. Peter’s Church
West Dulwich
Charity Commissioners
Church of England
J. Sinclair
T. B. Fretwell
John Bright
Gladstone
Liberal Party
Jabez West
Milne
House of Commons
Andrew Dunn
Dunn
Southwark
Vaughan
Manchester
Salford
France
Catholic Church
Sacred Heart
England
Margaret Mary
Paray-le-Monial
Bradford opens Sion Jubilee Chapel and schools
The August opening of Sion Jubilee Chapel and schools in Bradford featured a prayer meeting led by Rev J P Chown, with contributions from Messrs Aked Stead Cooke and Clayton. The site in Peckover Walks cost over 3,000 and the total project expense reached about 19,000 with substantial subscriptions already paid and more promised.
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Sion
Bradford
J. P. Chown
T. Aked
W. Stead
J. Cooke
Clayton
Messrs. Lockwood and
Mawson
Peckover Walks
Harris Street
Harris-street
Leeds-road
Hugh Stowell Brown
Liverpool
J. Dann
Westgate Chapel
R. P. Maciaster
Hallfield Chapel
Henry Brown
Chown
Charles Williams
Accrington
Miall
Mr. Miall
John Russell
Trinity Chapel
John Cole
Bankera
Thomas Aked
Scarboro
John Barker
Lockwood
Southport
Isaac Philips
John Wilcock
John Slingworth
Arthur Mursell
London
Gentleman
Mursell
Sion Chapel
John Crossley
Halifax
He Spurgeon
St. George's Hall
Baptists Plan National Centennial Celebration of 1876
The Baptists propose a nationwide centennial movement in 1876 to promote and support their institutions across the United States, aiming to unite churches and supporting organizations in commemoration and growth.
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United States