Presbyterians at Odds Over Revision of Faith
New York August 30 notes a fierce clash between Liberal and Princeton forces over the revision of the Westminster Confession. Secret chapters on the Holy Spirit and evangelization to heathen lands stir controversy among 25 committee members led by Dr Francis L Patton. Columns praise the chapters while Princeton critics attack the prose and methods.
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Nooklyn
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Ilinois
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Controversy in Presbyterian Church Trials and Revisions
The article outlines tensions around the Briggs trial and revision of the Confession. It highlights Dr. Thompson as a biased potential chair, unity among Briggs supporters and anti revisionists, and prior Swing trial involvement. It notes Princeton Liberal clashes and Dr Edward D. Morris publishing against revising the Confession.
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Chicago
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Edward D. Morris
Sunday News Digest Highlights National and Local Events
A condensed Sunday issue covers the Chile upheaval and global stories, plus local incidents. Notable items include John Condry’s Rubert robbery alibi, water mains bursts, a 45 foot child fall, tax and banking notes, aviation and railroad news, and various political and social developments across cities and nations.
South Americans Fight for Liberty Stirring Revolt Views
Washington dispatch surveys South American revolutions with focus on Chile Balmaceda Congress forces. Observers criticize both sides for propaganda, note U S neutrality questions, recount Ecuador 1814 Ventimilla episode where Congress overthrew a dictator after a dramatic siege and battle.
Public sale announced for next Tuesday by W. Drape firm
The advertisement notes a public sale next Tuesday with plans by W. Drape and Co. at 313 Wood Street. The context mentions the favorable reception of Syrup of Figs from California Syrup Company and references Kensington advertisement on page 3.
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Crafton
W. Drape & Co
Wood Street
Ventimilla's Rise and Fall Touted in Exile Tale
The piece credits Ventimilla with Ecuadorian overthrow and notes his election, then cites reports from Chilean Minister Lazcano stating Ventimilla lost all $2,000,000 and remains exiled in Peru, destitute after his flight. It references Caaman as a South American envoy to the Pan American Congress.
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Free Daily Trains to Blaine and Local Rail Ads
Public notices advertise free daily trains to Blaine from Pittsburg and Lake Erie depot end of Smithfield street bridge with morning and afternoon departures and a Saturday evening return via Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston. Also promoted are portraits and cabinetry by Hendricks Co and Aufrecht Co Elite Gallery offers framed pictures and crayon portraits. Private box safety vaults proposed by Farmers Deposit National Bank urging officials to review protections.
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Virginia
Charleston
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Fourth Avenue
Quick Disposal Sale Promises Deep Discounts
Arrangements for rapid disposal of goods are pushed forward but the vast quantity delays the sale to tomorrow. Low sheriff sale prices allow buyers to get three shoes for the price of one as sizes remain unbroken. buyers urged to arrive early for best selection.
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