Clerical Disputes and Church Reform Debates
A long report covers clerical appointments and secular influence in the church, a Preston arbitration over Irish Church disputes, church congress plans led by the Archdeacon Long, and Scottish Establishment versus Free Church issues. It also details Hulme ritualism clashes, Vatican Anglican reunion talks, Dublin university reforms, and rural vicarage tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Kingsley
Recorder
Preston
Blackpool
Gladstone
Massingham
Wayman
Wylie
Jeffrey
Wainright
Messrs
Ireland
Addison
Messrs. Wayman
Hutt
Hull
Archbishop of
York
Archdeacon Long
F. F. Gee
A. K. Rollit
Church Congress
Liverpool
Scotland
Lewis
Lowis
Roderick Reid
Free Church
Church of Scotland
Mannine
Clercyman
Hulme
St. John the Baptist
Renshaw-street
Peter Marshall
Michael Gallagher
Protestant Reformed Church
Milton-street
Mr. Gallagher
St. John the Baptist’s Church
Gallagher
Mr. Bromhead
Sisters of Mercy
Bromhead
Boundary-lane
Rome
Vatican
Holy See
Christendom
Holy Father
England
Manning
Cobb
Weekly Register
Dustin University
Oxford
Cambridge
St. George's Channel
Dublin
Isis
Cain
Odd
Trinity College
Mahaffy
Lord Carnarvon
Trinity
Ulster
House of Lords
University of Dublin
Saturday Review
W. Hall
Times
Duke of
Redbourne
Hall
the Times
Church of England
Capital Chronicle Promises Democratic Press in Boise
A Boise City paper announces its launch with a Salutatory proclaiming a "Democratic to the hilt" stance. The Capital Chronicle sets its office on Main Street near the Overland Hotel, opposite an old oyster van, and vows to run the paper or “bust” as it aims to make a living.
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Boise City
Idaho
Capital Chronicle
Main Street
Overland Hotel