Cincinnati To Host 1901 Christian Endeavor Convention
Cincinnati will entertain the twentieth international Christian Endeavor convention from July 6 to 10. The event, expected to be the largest yet, will use Music Hall as the main meeting site with 4,000 capacity, plus adjacent exposition buildings and Odeon for overflow. Notables from Ohio, Indiana, and beyond will speak, with sessions led by Rev. G Campbell Morgan and Dr. Charles Keldon, among others, and Cincinnati promises a cordial welcome to thousands of delegates.
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Kinnot
Cinti
Odeon
Elm Street
Odds’ Temple
Hall
Washington Park
Ohio
Rot
George K. Nash
Meacham
Dawson
Clark
Baer
Music Hall
Rer
Cincinnati
Iter
Ormer
F. H. Jacobs
Northfield
Percy
Indiana
Icky
Tennessee
Onati
Ninth Union
American Union of German Christian Aver Societies
G. Berner
Buffalo
N.Y
Iran Endeavor Union
Kington
George Darale
Frank Dixon
Connecticut
Robert Johnston
London
Marion Lawrence
American One School
William Phillips Hall
New York
Business Men's Evangelist
Wilton Merle Smith
Herbert L. Willett
R. A. Torrey
Moody Bible 4Stitute
Allan Phillputt
J. Ryder
American Missionary Association
Robert E. Speer
Presbyterian Foreign Missionary Board
Samuel B. Capen
The
American Board
Edwin Forrest Hallenbeck
Albany
Johnston Myers
Chicago
Christian Endeavor
Merritt B. Holsey
Christian Endeavor Museum
Detroit
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Boston
N. Y
First
Christian Endeavor Society
Francis ©. Clark
Williston Congregational Church
Portland
Maine
Keeping Faith Alive in the Modern World
A detailed sermon arguing the century’s greatest problem is sustaining deep faith among nominal Christians. It cites vast knowledge, Darwinian ideas, scholastic rigidity, and literary pessimism as forces eroding belief, urging clergy to renew Spirit driven faith through Christ and personal virtue.
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Charles II
Earth
Christ Jesus
Father
God
Adam
Noah
Abraham
Moses
David
Christ
Leopardi
Byron
Schopenhauer
Tase
Benjamin Whichcote
Peter
John
Prize Winners for Pan American Trip
The Philadelphia Times outlines winners in the Pan American Exposition trip contest. It lists twenty eight top voters including Miss Grace A. Bennett and Clayton Moore, details travel by train from Broad Street Depot, and notes the $9.25 rail rate. It covers summer homes and upcoming social events in Philadelphia New Jersey Delaware and surrounding areas with numerous names and destinations.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Grace A. Bennett
Clayton Moore
Philadelphia Times
All the news that nt to print at Philadelphia Times
The Philadelphia Times proclaims high standards and conservative journalism. It will not carry sensational ads such as disease cures or fortune tellers and aims for impartial, trustworthy coverage readable by a broad audience. Free sample copies offered via postal card request.
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Philadelphia Times
Philadelphia Trams
The
New Times
Philadelphia
Converse Cleaves
Farewell Sermon Scheduled At Swedish Zion Church
The Rev. Sven Pearson, pastor at Ninth and Buttonwood streets, will deliver his farewell sermon this morning. Next Sunday Rev. Dr. Henry Miowigi, former rabbi of Adath Jeshurun on Seventh above Columbia, will preach his farewell sermon before sailing for Europe on Tuesday July 2 to study Arabic literature in Egypt, Syria and Persia.
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Sven Pearson
Swedish Zion Lutheran Church
Ninth
Buttonwood Streets
Henry Miowigi
Adath Jeshurun
Columbia
Europe
Egypt
Syria
Persia
Promotion in Public Schools Under Superintendent Brooks
The corps of senior principals under Dr. Edward Brooks completed marking the admission papers for higher grades. Tomorrow they begin a re mark run to verify results, aiming to confirm the percent of pupils advancing this year and to identify those who failed to meet the standard.
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Edward Brooks
Mayor Vestive With City Clerks
City records show Mayor Vestive meeting with City Clerk officers and Treasurer Moor Moore to discuss fiscal matters and governance procedures in the municipal office.
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Laware
Moor Moore
Ayer Xan
Teachers, No. 1 J O Gray Votes and Places
Register of votes by schools and places showing totals for Caney Public Allentown King ille and other districts with varying counts in a fragmented OCR listing. Names such as Gray and Williamsport appear among districts with vote tallies.
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Votes. Inc
Caney Public
Allentown
King
Camden Citizens Cast Votes in Local Elections
Local ballots list voters Mary E. Horneff Mulford of Camden and M. N. Chambers of Genge along with Ballots 38030 and 18460. Community residents participate in municipal decisions at Bitmore School and Place, with Iranian ore noted among the items in Camden.
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Mary E. Horneff
Mulford
Camden
M. N. Chambers
Genge
Bitmore
Feltom and Doherty Lead Wilmington Court Case
In Wilmington two figures, Feltom and A Doherty, appear in a court related matter dated 81732. Names are listed in the fragmentary record with no clear outcome or context beyond their involvement in the local proceedings.
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Feltom
A. Doherty
Wilmington
Ambiguous OCR: Elkton High roster fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists names Rebe Mille and Isaac Williams with Elkton High and St. Augusti. No clear event or action.
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Lewis
Elkton
H. M. Larzalere
St. _ Augusti
Rebe Mille
Isaac Williams
Social Tennis Championship Week at Wissahickon
The United States championship tennis event for women singles doubles and mixed doubles will be held at Wissahickon under Philadelphia Cricket Club auspices from Tuesday June 25 through the week. A dinner dance is planned at the Ladies' Clubhouse on Friday June 28. Patronesses include Mrs. Edw. Ikley Jr and others. tournament committee is led by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carson of West Philadelphia who have gone to Ocean City for the summer.
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Philadelphia Normal School
State Normal School
West Chester
Lucretia Blankenburg
Longshore
Kathryn Ford
Joseph Schofield
St. John
Chauncey M. Depew
Europe
St. Louis
Charles*e. Aaron
Philadelphia
Eugene Murray-Aaron
Lanier Heights
R F. Eskridge
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Fort Myer
L. C. Howard
Division of
Department of Agriculture
New York
United States
Wissahickon
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Poprnament
Edw. ‘Kley, Jr
Banga! Morgan
Andrew Carson
West Philadelphia
Ocean City
Jes
Sarah L. Deakyne
F P. MacArthur
Thurs- Meinod
Fox Chase
William Bood
Rage Edith Thatcher
West Stafford Street
Pocono
A. J. Drexel Biddle
Aeon Ser 20
Eee
McCracken
Talian
Oaksaan
June Wedding in Philadelphia Ties Feroe to Kurtz
The June wedding of Miss May Belle Feroe and Howard E. Kurtz, both of Philadelphia, occurred at the bride’s mother Mrs Anna L. Feroe’s home. Rev. Dr. George Pelts officiated with maid of honor Miss Margaret Baxter and attendants Mildred Voorhees and Marguerite Redner. Best man was Charles Webster, and the couple received guests with pink and white floral decor and an orchestra.
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May Belle Feroe
Howard E. Kurtz
Philadelphia
Anna Ll. Feroe
North Thirteenth Street
George Pelts
The
Baptist Temple
Margaret’ Baxter
Mildred Voorhees
Marguerite Redner
Kurtz
Charles Webster
Fiorsl
T Strainé
Een Ao Orchestra
Eof Brothers
Mar
Wea
Feroe
Stewart
A. O. Kurtz
Harry H. Kurtz
AO. Kurtz
Dsee
Eae Mrv and Mere
Wm Aveespees Family
Miss Mabel Sweet Weds Charles H. Douglass in Gloucester
Special to The Philadelphia Timms reports Miss Mabel Sweet, a prominent Gloucester City young woman, married Charles H. Douglass at Rev. George W. Lambourne's residence on Market street. The couple met only three weeks ago.
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Philadelphia Timms
Gloucester City
Mabel Sweet
Charles H. Douglass
George W. Lambourne
Baptist Church
Market Street
To Renovate Darby’s Kirk Church Plan
A Friday night meeting at Darby Presbyterian Church arranged a full renovation of the old building. Nine thousand dollars will be spent on interior and exterior changes and repairs. The church dates to the early last century and has a remarkable history.
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Darby Presbyteriian
Obituary notes of several prominent individuals
Obituary notices list BENJAMIN RICH superintendent of the Sixth Life Saving District. REUBEN B JOHNS 82 died at Barreville PA. MRS GEORGE H PLANT social figure and First National Bank of Macon VP’s wife died. THOMAS DAILY hat industry pioneer in Easton aged 89. ELMER E SANDS department store floorwalker died of heart failure. ISAAC ROMAINE US Commissioner died at home Jersey City. CHARLES LAUTZ Buffalo soap firm head died after four months illness. JACOB JOHNSON 84 died at York formerly powder maker involved with Confederates. HENRY A ROLAND New Holland bank founder died age 82. HIRAM DE WALT Prohibitionist and mayoral candidate died. MRS KEZIA OMENSETTER widow of Elhannon Omensetter died at son’s home. long list notes birth, marriage, war service, and survivors.
Marriages and Deaths Marriage Licenses Listed
A series of marriage licenses is announced including William N Weymer and Linda M Schmidt Leo J Donnelly and Esther Vanter Voorst William J Weiler and Alice M Hallowell David M Still and Laura Welsmanno Louis Seltzer and Bessie Brown John J Littel and Emma L Frederick August Husing and Lillie M Sharpley B Griffith Jones and Josephine Phillips Henry Bloomer and Jeannette Parker Harry G Roberts and Bessie K Sayers Frederick E Gove and Mary E Trappe Thomas O Neil and Sue Grieve Frank Hutt and Lillian F Keller John J Coons and Annie Ryan Charles Williams and Hattie Fabivar Frank J Remmiern and Maria M Grimmer Joseph D Davidson and Hannah F Dickinson William H Hutelmyer and Mary G Mansfield Stephen Grimis and Josephine Sabid Wilfred M Self and Iola M Baker George Pinyard and Katharine E Brecht Joseph A Ege and Sarah C M Parsons John Maguire and Agnes Morris Pietro Longo and Maria R Erminio John P Denny and Margaret B Manlove Philip I Wright and Lillian R Quay Hyppolyte Vinay and Marguerite Secretary Hugh Devlin and Sarah Coyle William M Ladley and Susie B Rahn James P Chambers and Helen M Griffis Charles BE Taylor and Mary Zaebringer Walter H Felney and Anna B Craig
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William N. Weymer
Linda M. Schmidt
Leo J. Donnelly
Esther Vanter Voorst
William J. Weiler
Alice M. Hallowell
David M. Still
Laura Welsmanno
Louis Seltzer
Bessie Brown
John J. Littel
Emma L. Frederick
August Husing
Lillie M. Sharpley
B. Griffith Jones
Josephine Phillips
Henry Bloomer
Jeannette Parker
Harry G. Roberts
Bessie K. Sayers
Frederick
Gov
Helen M. Griffis
Charles BE. Taylor
Mary Zaebringer
Walter H. Felney
Anna BR. Craig
Obituary fragment and contact list from Philadelphia area
A fragmented obituary and directory-like list showing names with addresses and partial notices. Entries include MARY BARNY and HELEN instances plus addresses such as 1908 N 22d and 1601 Frankford Ave, with damages obscuring details. Interment note references ANNA M WELLA aged 30 and a church gathering with a dock scene.
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Arny
Mary B
Bealmear
Kath
Snyder Ave
Helen M
Frankford Ave
da Perena
Bodine
Nils
Hoffman
Neaaktin
Jen
Glenside
Cashix
Helen
Cleary
Catharine
Coleman
Naomi
Conlin
Edward
N. Lawrence
Dawson
Anna
Main Keefer
Keith
Angora Baptist Nh
Pos Hunting Park
N. Franklin
Hr and Lansdowne
E. Willow Grove
Book Review Supplement Highlights Philadelphia Times
The Saturday Book-Review in The Philadelphia Times ran a 12 page magazine style supplement on books and literature. It was the only weekly Book-Review supplement in America outside New York and treated books as news. The combined regular edition and supplement cost 1 cent.
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Philadelphia Times
America
New York
Sunday Magazine features and notable articles
The Sunday Magazine issue (June 23) runs 82 pages of high class content with illustrations. Highlights include Philadelphia Christian Endeavorers at the national convention, a day with visiting nurses, self supporting college students at the University of Pennsylvania, a war report from South Africa, journeys to Charleston, Penitentiary life, Annapolis cadet routines, how a railroad president works, women workers needs, Mars signaling, China self government, a boys and girls page, fashion notes, society gossip, practical science and invention.
Points of Merit in The Philadelphia Tim J Features
A compact review highlights the paper’s Local News Society and Home News Financial News Real Estate News Legal News and its steadfast policy of absolute accuracy independence impartiality and refusal to publish secret medical advertisements or offensive display material.
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Philadelphia
TIM J
Subscription Rates for The Philadelphia Times
A reader letter and notice describe six cent weekly and forty five cent monthly subscriptions for The Philadelphia Times and associated editions. Details include subscription requests, delivery by newsdealers or at 808 Sansom Street, sample copies, and signatures praising Philadelphia journalism.
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Philadelphia Times
TIMES
Sansom Street
Free Trip to Buffalo Exposition Offered by The Philadelphia Times
The Philadelphia Times plans to send twenty readers to the Buffalo Exposition in late August. The prize covers rail fare five days hotel expenses and all travel costs paid. Details furnished free of cost on request.
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Philadelphia Times
Buffalo Exposition
Railrog
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Vnsylvania A
G. Campbell Morgan
Dwight L. Moody
F. E. Clark
Chapman
Tomkins
Woelf
Charles Keldon
J.P. Jones
Dia
George W. Bain
Kentucky
Anna Howard Shaw
D.D
Miss. Shaw
Dean Farrar
Manchester
Justus Strawbridge
Misses Steele
School Lane
North St Harbor
F. Percy Smith
Ethel Christine Smith
Catherine Sargent Smith
Cape May
the Times
Broad Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Sunbury
Williamsport
Park Hotel
City
Charles Brinsley
Litchfield
Edna
Joseph Ridge
Delanco
N. J
George C. Thomas, Jr
Mitchell Rosengarten
Devon
Anne Stokes Morris
Clyde Edwin Barton
Churess Gleason
First Presbyterian Ciy
Germantown
Japan
Stockton Johnson
Miss Johnson
Southampton
National Suffrage Association
Port C
Wesley Thomas
Somers’ Point
Alexander M. de Haven
Atlantic City
Eaglesmere
George Klemm
Chestnut Street
Fortieth
York Harbor
Rhymond
W. J. Austin
Louis Mitchell
J. Averbeck
A and Battebell
Misa L. A. Babize
Ischel
Sadie Bebb
Gottfried Binder
Annie Binder
Mare Iy Mérean
Henriette Binder
Musgrove
Jacob Block
Me McConnico
John Bond
MecGovern
Bond
Kevin McKee
Florence
Mary Shaw
Elizabeth Evi
M. F. Straw
G. Evans
Chas. Ys
E. G. Figel
Muriel Shephard
Case
Sherrerd
J.F
J. J. Shirley
E. M
Walter Smith
J. Knox Foster
B. E. Smith
W. Grimm
H. T. Stephenson
Grimm
Stephenson
Addie
E. Stradling
Maria Hall
Nellie Thomas
Ca . & Haard
W. B. Webster
Heller
H. Weston
Weston
C. Wtt
S. L. Wetmore
le Wilkins
Anes
Alan
Grace Williams
Ry Ison
Flea Wilson
Mtoe
Be Mitchell
Miss Young
Justenell
Washington
Almepic
William C. Whitney
Nauheim
John R. Drexel
Newport
J. Lawrence Townsend
Dobbs Ferry
J. Pierrepont Edwards
Bar Harbor
Baltimore
Hugh Young
Country Place
Catonsville
Frederick M. Colston
Howard Munniikhuysen
Grace
Bessie Munnikhuseh
Newman Cottage
Holland Avenue
Edward’ Ashley Lewis
Bedford Springs
George T. M. Gibson
Warm Springs
Sam Patterson
Oo Waller
Ueeine Big
Carry Bryan
Grace A. Ett Gratz
Ida Baldwin
Batella Ish
E. F. Adaire
J. O. Gray
Quanca
Place
High
Wodlamsport
Wiliam Justice
Manheim Street
Caden
Mom
Charles Curry
Paris
Tie Son
Dr. Curry
Weet-Walnut Lane
John M. Whitail
Kurtz-Feroe
Douglass-Sweet
Darby
Benjamin
Rich
Delaware Bay
Chesapeake Bay
Reuben B. Johns
Barreville
Lancaster County
George H Plant
First National Bank of
Macon, Ga
Thomas Daily
Easton
Elmer E. Sands
Dives
Pomeroy & Stewart's Department
Reading
Isaac Romaine
Jersey City
J. Romaine
Charles Lautz
Lautz Bros. & Co
Jacob Johnson
York
Henry A. Roland
New Holland
New Holland Bank
New Holland Turnpike
Miss Heyl
Hiram DE Walt
Irving House
de Walt
Girard House
Mr. de Walt
Oakee Cemetery
Frankford
Kezia Omensetter
Elhannon Omensetter
Robert Omensetter
Myrtle Street
Montgomery County
Steok
Whedbee
Robert
the Saturday Book-Review
the Sunday Magazine
University of Pennsylvania
Bobs
Kruger
South Africa
Old Liberty
Charleston
8. C
Eastern Penitentiary
Annapolis
Lady Jeune
Mars
Ball
Cambridge University
China
Are. F. M. Chapin
Trxms
South Broad Street
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