Dr King Scandal Dominates New York Methodist Meeting
New York April 2 ministers at the New York Methodist Conference avoid the scandal surrounding Dr King. The investigating committee’s report due Monday could trigger a trial behind closed doors. Kings circle of supporters deny involvement and blame ambition, while libel actions loom over two cited ministers from Drew Theological Seminary.
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Immersion as a life rebirth proclaimed by Totten in Boston
The famous astronomer Totten explains his baptism by immersion, calling it a type of burial and resurrection. He says the act stands for submission and a new uniform of faith, distinguishing it from his prior Episcopal baptism and urging public spread of the ceremony.
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Mennonite Victim Deters Prosecution in Forgery Case
DorLestons Pa April 2 Henry M Kulp Hillton township farmer fed Monday leaving liabilities and forged notes behind him More forgery notes drawn by now dead men total unknown but about 2000 The only living victim Abram F Myers Mennonite minister refuses to prosecute on religious grounds. no arrest yet Spring Suitings For a good fitting suit Pitcairn’s 4 Wood street advertising and shop notices appear amid local classifieds
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Fatal Hair Folly Strangles Portuguese Youth in Mass
Toxified by superstition Antoine Peters a 21 year old Portuguese man died after taking medicine prescribed by a friend claiming to consult a doctor in St Michael Azores The Medical Examiner suspects hemlock and an inquest is planned Authorities note the physician involved lies beyond state jurisdiction and call it likely a tragic result of ignorance rather than foul play
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A BIG HOUSE SINKING Senators Afraid to Make Use of a Building Bought for Them
The Maltby House near Capitol grounds, bought by Congress for Senate committees and private rooms, is deteriorating as construction on soft ground and a large sewer pass beneath. With the contingent fund low and furnishings incomplete, occupants fear reassignments or further collapse, prompting calls to relocate. The $138,000 purchase, made last year, was intended for private rooms and storerooms but faces imminent danger as the structure settles and unsatisfactory conditions persist.
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Minnie Palmer's Husband Attacks Editor in Hoffman Cafe
In New York at the Hoffman Cafe, John Rogers, husband of Minnie Palmer, struck editor A J Dunlop with a glancing blow after Dunlop taunted him. Dunlop replied with two quick blows to Rogers, no injuries reported as patrons separated them and ended the disturbance.
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