Religious Reform Movements and Clergy News
Connecticut reports over 600 salaried preachers earning under 750 annually as reform debates shape faith. The piece notes a New York pastor, a Brooklyn church library for the blind, and various clergy milestones from the eastern United States to Texas.
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Connecticut
United States
Church of Messiah
Brooklyn
Charles R. Baker
Hul Kin
Te An Presbyterian
New York
Benjamin Waugh
Society For the Prevention
Alexander Charles Garrett
Texas
Dallas
Bishop
Episcopal Church
Thessaly
Streeesstat
George W. Miller
St. Andrew's Methodist Ehuren
Richard Plarcourt
Crace Church
Baltimore
Milker
J. M. Backles
Christian Advocate
Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Butler
Introducado
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Jerusalem
Niagara Falls
Middletown
Cann
China
Ment
Arizona
Europe
Thie Boveri
Austria
Notonere Chen
Paavo
Neuvis
St. Phomias
Deadbra
Louis XIV
William Gardenio
College of
Asto
Italy
Bear Y
Gilcage
Beery
A & Aluping
Amd
Harvey
J.H. Sa “Dolese & Shepard
Sere Joteacrons
Washington St
Chicago
Garber Sweeper
Poo
Lake St
Fch
Ketephour
Drechsler
John Kelly
Blatt
Manufiaetorer
Wat Dealer
W. Madison St
D. Nelson
North Morgan ST
Ist
Telephone
Boston
Seud
J. Dunfee & CO
Franklin St
Factory Kinzie and Mulow Mreets
Milwaukee Avenue
Do Mpupchell
the Vindicator
Singer
Tris
Family Machine
WM. Halley
Austin, In
Maywood
Mrk
Clark Street
Northwestern Grocery
F. Rugen
Sts
Central Park
Berwyn
S.weemdak Park
R S & Pipe Stock Exchange
Witudsor Avs
Cicero Water, Gas and Electric Light
Cak Park, Ill
Caventy
Maika
U.S. Patent Office
Washington
C.a.snow & GO
Patent Office
Washington, D.C
Thomas Sayle
N. W. Cor, 48Th and Kinzie Sts
Moreland, Chicago
W.W. Kimball
Prec
BE. S. Conway Bee
A. G. Cone Treas
Ww. W. Kimball CO
Wabash Ave
Kimball Organs
H. B. Willson & CO
Attorneys At Law
Washington, D. CG
Oxford
Detective Agency
Secret Service
Slites
Telephone North
A. L. Standard
Gen. Mor