Jubilee for Y M C A in North America marked
Special to THE PHILADELPHIA Times reports the fiftieth anniversary of the Y M C A in North America with a week of events in Boston June 11 including a tablet unveiling at Old South Church and an international gathering of delegates from Europe Asia and the Americas.
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Philadelphia Times
Boston
Mass
Young Men's Christian Association
North America
International
Mechanics’ Building
New England
Army
Boston Association
United States
Lord Strathcon High
Canada
Old South Meeting House
Knox College
Toronto
Brown University
Union Seminary
Clark University
University of Minnnesota
Colorado College
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Tuttle
Boston and Maine Railroad
Robert E. Speer
James H. Eckles
London
America
Watchman and Reflector
van Derlip
Daniels. Ford
Sullivan
Boston Y. M. ©. A
Ford
Old South Church
Old South
Francis O. Watts
Watts
Mr. Watts
Association
Norway
Kristian Martin Eckhoff
Montreal
Lord Strathcona
Sir George Williams
Geneva
Switzerland
Jean Edouard Barde
Jean Barde
Christian Phildus
John Putterill
London Association
W. H. Mills
Portugal
France
Sweden
Denmark
Scotland
Ireland
Calcutta
Madras
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Rio de Janeiro
Europe
Philadelphia
Trinity Church
Phillips Brooks
South Carolina political kaleidoscope and Tillman’s rise
Special to The Philadelphia Times examines South Carolina politics, detailing factions from straight-outs to Reform and Tillmanites. It traces leadership, key figures like Hampton Butler Irby Earle McLaurin and the 1876 era, and shows how personal power and factionalism shaped state politics and the Tillman legacy.
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Philadelphia Times
Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
Mason and Nixon
Commonwealth
Charleston
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Piedmont
Sumter
Tiftimanites
Judge Earle
Senate
Reform
Tillmanite
Prestons
Butlers
Farmers’ Alliance
Congress
Alabama
Rotb
North Carolina
John Irby
Democratic Executive Committee
Reform Party
Hampton
Butler
Mott Gary
Tobe Bald Eagle
Edgefield
Gary
Purcell
Irby
South Aria
Earle
McLaurin
Ben Tillman
Gulf
Longstreet
Mahone
Tillman
Mabene
Virginia
Students prepare for Flemish festival and art exhibits
The School of Industrial Art hosts an artists' week with awards by tomorrow and a June 7 to 15 student exhibition. Faculty and students plan trips to Holland, Brittany, and Paris as summer programs begin, while other institutes announce graduations and open exhibitions. A Gaulish cemetery and a Rembrandt portrait are noted in local museum finds.
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Paris
L’art
Paul Lerol
Madrid
Spain
Rome
Montmartre
Berlin
F. A. Bridgeman
Secession
Arnold Bocklin
Leibl
Monet
Pissaro
Besnard
Renoir
Sagantini
Max Liebermann
Liebermann
School of Industrial Art
Ludwig E. Faber
Holland
F. Stratton
Moylan
Delaware County
Herman Deigendisch
Southampton
Drexel
Clifford P. Grayson
Brittany
Fontainbleu
J. L. Wood
B. W. Clinedinst
New York
Mary E. Firaty
Yale Art School
Frederick P. Vinton
Boston
Samuel Isham
Frederic Remington
William A. Coffin
Walter Nettleton
Carle J. Blenner
Willian R. Whitmore
Ne 2 Weir
John H. Niemeyer
Sev Noge
G. Albert Thompson
C. Boardman
Bela L. Pratt
Synod Celebrates Western Missions Anniversary
In Des Moines on June 1 the Evangelical Lutheran General Synod marked the twentieth anniversary of the Western superintendency of home missions and the appointment of Dr. Samuel B. Barnitz of Des Moines as director.
City Announces $9 Million Water Loan Proposal
Mayor Ashbridge invites bids for a $9,000,000 city loan under the March 15, 1900 ordinance to fund water system improvements. The bid opening is at noon on June 24, with a 30 year term and interest not to exceed 3 percent.
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Ashbridge
Hunting Howard B Stanton Seeks Missing Son-in-Law
Mrs M Helm asks for help locating her son in law Howard B Stanton last known as a driver for an Atlantic City physician. She lists 935 West York Street and 1615 Park Avenue, with a 4 year old child in Mrs Hutzel’s care.
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Howard B. Stanton
M. Heim
West
York Street
Mayrs
Atlantic City
Park Avenue
J. F. Hutzel
Competition in Gasoline Lighting Bids Sought
Director of Public Works Haddock advertised for bids to supply the city with gasoline lamps with open competition on June 14. The city has not seen such competition in about 25 years as past appropriations favored the Maloney patent. The change omits that clause and invites all device owners to bid, aiming to lower costs.
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Young Men's Christian Association
London
George Williams
Somersershire
England
Bridgewater
Young Williams
George Hitchcock & Co
Young Willams
Cc. W. Smith
Hitchcock & Co
Haddock
Maloney
Guardian Appointed by Orphans' Court
The Orphans' Court yesterday appointed Harry Pote guardian of the Meeh minors Jerome B. Gardella of the Downey minors Frederick H. Gliem of the Gliem minors Frederick H. Rexer of the Rexer minors Julia B. Gilman of the Gilman minors William Turener of Annie C. Gilmore Mary Trapp of Laura EB. Trapp Lemel Scattergood of Peter B. Donnelly and Gottfried Rengle of Hannah C. Baecktle.
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Orphans’ Court
Harry Pote
Meeh
Jerome B. Gardella
Downey
Frederick H. Gliem
Gliem
Frederick H. Rexer
Rexer
Julia B. Gilman
Gilman
William Turener
Annie C. Gilmore
Mary Trapp
Laura EB. Trapp
Lemel Scattergood
Peter B. Donnelly
Gottfried Rengle
Hannah C. Baecktle
Adjudication Filed in Orphans Court Trust Estate
Judge Ashman filed an adjudication in the Orphans Court on the trust estate of Mary B. Smith under the will of George H. Agrrett, deceased. The balance of principal, $23,070.91, was awarded to a substituted trustee.
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Ashman
Orphans’ Court
Mary B. Smith
George H. Agrrett
Adjudication Opened in Haven Estate Probate
Judge Hanna in the Orphans Court yesterday filed an adjudication on the estate of Lewis Havens, deceased, and directed distribution of 32678.01 dollars.
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Hanna
Orphans’ Court
Lewis Havens
Fall Campaign in Maryland
Maryland faces a bitter fall with national attention on party orators. Democrats plan to feature notable figures such as Faulkner and Patti son while Republicans expect Fairbanks and Lodge to headline. The State central committee and primaries shape the contest between Stone and Malster factions as Ex-Governor Brown calls for younger leadership to rejuvenate the party.
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Baltimore
Daniel
Virginia
Bacon
Georgia
Bailey
Texas
Blackburn
Kentucky
Faulkner
West Virginia
DeArmond
Missouri
Rhea
Sulzer
New York
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Fairbanks
Depew
Scott
Beveridge
Lodge
Foraker
Gorman
United States
Republican City Committee
Calvert Building
State Central Committee
Stone
Malster
Union League Club
Columbian Club
Council
William F. Stone
Eutaw House
Ocean City
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Westminster
Frank Brown
Democratic Party
the Sun
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Marshal Culoz
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Royal Exchange
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Henry K. Brown
Washington
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Gettysburg
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Academy of Fine Arts
Dresden
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Delft
Japan
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East Hampton
Mercer
Doylestown
Wall Street
Isle of Man
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Marie
Cincinnati Museum
Fine Arta
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Thomas Gainsborough
Inside Politics
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Benjamin Tillman
Chais
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Agricultural and Mechanical College
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Prince Albert
Tate
George
Sheppard
South Carolina Tribune
Democratic State Committee
Spring Garden Institute
John R. Williams
Sara A. Yerkes
Nellie R. Pierce
Charles McNally
Academy of the Fine Arts
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Robert W. Vonnoh
Chicago
Plastic Club
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