Episcopal minister suspended over teachings in Ohio case
A Cleveland court suspends Rev Howard MacQueary of Canton for teaching views on the virgin birth and resurrection deemed contrary to the Episcopal Church. The sentence allows retraction or publication of the exact wording, with six months to comply, or possible deposition from ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestons
Howard MacQuegry
Canton
Independent Congregational Church
Howsr MacQceary
Protestant Episcopal Church
United 727
Howard
Albert B. Putnam
Y. P. Morgan
Henry B. Aves
Ohio
Oe Episcopal Church
United States
America
Leonard
Mact Ueary
Howard MacQueary
William Hearst
Franklin Smythe
Standing Committee
Kev
Howe
Gallagher
Smythe
Mos
A. Leonard
Dace
W. A. Ty
Macfocary
Christ
Lberty
MacQueary
Theishop
Birth and Resurrection in Diocese of Northern Ohio
A diocesan tribunal in the Northern Ohio diocese contends that its ruling applies only to its jurisdiction and may view heresy differently than other dioceses. The clergyman notes a resignation offered to the Bishop was not retractable under church law, leaving him temporarily suspended and unsure if he will resume ministry.
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Ohio
Complicated Gas Case Reaches Supreme Court Continuance
The Supreme Court grants a continuance in the Whitman & Co. vs Fayette Fuel Gas Co. case from Uniontown over gas supply disputes. Andrew W. Mellon of Pittsburgh, a large creditor, challenges injunction orders and sheriff action affecting gas restoration to Whitman works. A further hearing is set for April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Louis Whitman & Co
Glass Manufacturers
Uniontown
Inghram
Fourteenth Judicial District
Fayette Fuel Gas Company
Whitman & Co
Whitman's
Alo
Whitman
Fayette County
Snehram
Andrew W. Mellon
Pittsburg
Sherif
Campbell
Gas Company
Mellon
Sawe
Change in Librarians in Harrisburg
Assistant State Librarian Orwig steps down and is replaced by W. M. Miller of Snyder County who has served as second assistant for four years. Miller will be followed by a Democrat in a few months. The State Librarian Dr. Egle is a Republican and subordinate appointments rest with a Board of Trustees. The act was drafted by Egle and provides for his own four year appointment before Governor Beaver’s retirement. Governor Pattison has not issued a commission to the doctor.
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Harrisburg
Orwig
W. M. Miller
Snyder County
Miller
Egle
Commonwealth
Beaver
Pattison
Monster Whale Sighted Off Irish Coast
In Douplex March 33 several whales were spotted off the Irish coast. One was 100 feet long, seen near Wexford harbor. Fisherman Windham described a disturbance as the whale fought to reach deep water. A fort station boat watched all day, then Windham stabbed the creature’s fin with a knife, revealing it to be a whale.
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Wexford
Windham
Kate Castleton Improves After Illness at Walnut Theatre
Philadelphia March 28 Miss Kate Castleton star of the Faust Up To Date company at Walnut Street Theater has been dangerously ill but is gradually improving and now regarded as out of danger. Business Lieutenant Simpson notes she appeared sprightly on stage despite pain.
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Philadelphia
Kate Castleton
Walnut Street
Ferry Slips and Cars Burned at Kaighn's Point
Fire at Kaighns Point Camden destroyed the depot ferry slips and eight passenger cars of the Philadelphia and Atlantic City Railroad. The loss is estimated at 90000 pounds. Ticket collector Fox was badly burned while escaping his office. The fire gutted valuable papers and tickets.
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Camden
N. J
Philadelphia and Atlantic City Railroad
Kaighn’s Point
Philadelphia and Kestling Railroad Company
Fox
Big Snow at Harrisburg Buries Area in Record Depth
Harrisburg reports the heaviest snowfall in years with 22 inches recorded on the level after yesterday and last night. Officials describe the storm as a major weather event affecting transport and daily life.
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Habbeisburg
Harvest of Death Grim Chicago Death Toll Surges
Carcaco March 28 920 deaths in six days in Chicago with nearly 1100 for the week as the grip spreads. Hospitals full undertakers strained Calvary 200 corpses awaiting interment Vital Statistican Tomlinson estimates 200000 ill weather blamed officials Crowley and Dr Parkes die from the disease Soren Olsen suicides amid the crisis Matthew Gaylord morphine death referenced.
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Carcaco
Chicago
Calvary
Vital
Tomlinson
Crowley
Charles T. Parkes
Bush Medical College
Soren Olsen
Matthew Gaylord
Influenza Bites Philadelphia Hard This Season
Philadelphia report notes a strong flu grip with low fevers and head and back pains among workers. overall mortality not high yet illness lasts about three days and affects men more than women amid urban strain and variable recovery.
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Philadelphia
The Disease Is Present but Light Attacks in Boston
Boston reports confirm influenza presence yet mild severity. City Health officials cite January and February death tallies for influenza, pneumonia, and consumption to show current danger remains limited as warmer weather nears. The note attributes figures to Dr. C H McCollum, Boston City Physician.
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Boston
Middle States
Board of Health
C. H. McCollum
Consulanr
The Grip In New York Reported Low Mortality
Special telegram from New York reports no major grip outbreak with a near normal death rate. For 24 hours ending noon, 121 deaths occurred including four grip related deaths. The week saw 895 total deaths with 179 pneumonia and 124 phthisis and a yearly rate of 28 per 1000. Comparison shows 1890 March week had 783 deaths, 1889 had 860.
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New York
Didn't Care to Live Sends Columbus Bruce End
Columbus Bruce a 45 year old farmer living nearenburg shot himself in the temple with a 38 caliber revolver last evening. A note found in his room said he had been sick with the cmp and became despondent and did not care to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Caste
Columbus Bruce
Nearenburg
Grip Epidemic Strains Wheeling Businesses Citywide
Wheeling reports a severe grip outbreak with 1000 to 1200 estimated cases, doctors and druggists say. Businesses, factories, and newspapers run short handed, while drugstores see a 100 percent rise in prescriptions. Nearby Wanase reports 1500 to 2000 cases with rising patient numbers and no deaths so far.
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Wheeling
William Woolley Dies by Hanging in Keokuk
Keokuk March 28 William Woolley a prominent and wealthy citizen died by his own hand today hanging believed to have been driven by a grip attack may have affected his mind.
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Keokue
William Woolley
Special Senate Committee Makes No Conclusion Yet
Hartford march twenty third the special senate committee weighing various bills has not reached a conclusion. The panel continues study and discussion as members review proposed measures and hear testimony for future action.
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Senate
Hartford
Unclear Senate Session Hints At Possible Cross-Party Pact
In a lengthy afternoon session the state officers discussed an array of measures without reaching a conclusion. Reportedly the Senate plans to reconvene and is seen moving toward common ground, with any reported measure likely to pass both Houses.
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Senate
Two Embarrassed Companies in Uniontown Payroll Crisis
The Columbia Transed Steel Mill failed to pay its workers in Uniontown, delivering two weeks of wages while promising the remainder in about two weeks. Bank cashing and discounting of checks sparked unrest as workers met at Commercial Hall and voted to keep working toward the Chicago Masonic Temple project until funds arrive.
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Uniontown
Fepecral
Dispatch
Columbia Transed Steel
Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Commercial Hall
Chicago
Kochs lymph shows success in Texas highlands
In San Antonio on March 28 report details Kochs lymph treatment in Southwestern Texas. It saved 12 lives among 98 patients treated and many others benefited. Dr Jenkins notes better results from smaller injections, including a rapid cure seen in Hon L L Foster, state official soon to join the Railway Commission.
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San Antonio
Koch
Texas
Jenkins
L. L. Foster
Insurance Statistics, Agriculture and History
Hogg
Allan Steamship Company Absorbs State Steamship Vessels
The Allan Steamship Company of Montreal has purchased all vessels of the Glasgow based State Steamship Company now in liquidation. Acquired ships include the State of Alabama Indiana Nebraska Pennsylvania Georgia and Nevada. Likely assignment to St Lawrence route to replace Siberian Corean Assyrian and Pomeranian on May 1.
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Montreal
Que
Allan Steamship Company
State Steamship Company of
Glasgow
Allan Company
State of Alabama
State of
Indiana
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
State of Georgia
Nevada
St Lawrence
It Is Wrights Handkerchief Aide to Astor House Mystery
A New York report states the gag handkerchief found in Carl Emanuel Bruttinger’s throat, discovered at Tottenville mud flats, belonged to William Wright. Attorney Taylor obtained Wright’s London sent handkerchiefs and compared markings M W with the one in police possession, confirming identity.
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Astor House
New York
Carl Emanuel Bruttinger
Tottenville
William Wright
Ruttinger
Attorney Taylor
Wright
London
Thomas Ammond
M. W
Drummon
Langston Heads to Richmond to Seek Republican Unity
John M. Langston left Petersburg for Richmond to visit Governor McKinney and then Washington. He argued reconciliation with General Mahone would secure a solid Republican delegation to the upcoming National Republican Convention. Langston denied joining Mahone, saying overtures for a truce came from the Mahone faction days earlier.
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Petersburg
John M. Langston
Richmond
McKinney
Washington
General Mahone
Waddell
Langston
Mahone
A Mania for Baptism in Indianapolis Fraud Claim
Investigation identifies Henry Berg the alleged Franciscan monk baptized last night as a Louisville fraud. Berg allegedly ran a thriving apostate business, presenting himself across denominations and likely baptized in numerous styles more than any other man in America.
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Indianapolis
Henry ©. Berg
Louisville
America
Not a Seal but a Sign Manual Providenc e March 28
Governor Davis refuses extradition of Thomas Garnett to Connecticut over forged seal issues as Attorney General Slocum reports the requisition lacked the Connecticut state seal. Special telegram notes a private secretary sign manual used on the order and ongoing legal questions.
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Providence
Slocum
Davis
Thomas Garnett
Connecticut
Betty
Burkeley
Counterfeit $2 Silver Certificate Triggers Recall Plan
Washington reports a nearly perfect counterfeit $2 silver certificate from 1886 with a silk thread and vignette of General Hapcock. Treasury officials suspend printing, prepare a new Beoretnay Windom vignette series within two months, and aim to destroy counterfeit plates while reissuing silver certificates to limit circulation.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Jordan
Hapcock
Ti Department
Treasury
Foster
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Pla
Leech
Mint
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Strike May Result In Wage Clash In Washington
Washington March 28. Printers in the city have been told by Col umbus Typographical Union No 10 that higher wages must be paid for fewer hours. Employers vow to resist all union demands and a strike seems likely. Bosses hint of importing nonunion printers and mention a plan by Government printing office workers to push Congressional sentiment to restore day work wages to 50 cents per 1000 ems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Columbis Typographical Union No. 10
Washington Bank Affairs
The Controller of the Currency discussed options after the Washington National Bank of New York closed. A 50 percent assessment on capital could boost assets by 150000 to resume operations, or 357000 more could allow full creditor payment prompting voluntary liquidation if resumption is impractical.
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Washircros
Lacey
National Bank
Hepburn
Washington National Bank
New York
Treasury withholds Indiana draft over unsettled war claims
The Treasury stops a 769 144 draft to Indiana's Governor for the direct tax settlement. A hidden old war claims liability of 47 000 was overlooked, delaying payment. The present settlement pays the excess and leaves further adjustment for later.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Indiana
Tobacco Rebate Claims Aim at One Million Dollars
The Treasury Department pursues tobacco rebate settlements under the McKinley tariff act. About 1,000 manufacturers and 600,000 dealers are affected and 26,000 claims have not yet been filed. Officials estimate the total rebates may total about one million dollars.
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Department
Attorney General Opinion on Philadelphia Mint Funding
Attorney General Miller says the act for a new mint building is not yet an active appropriation. The Treasury Secretary must decide within about six weeks on future Department action regarding the project.
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Miller
WasHincron
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Department
Witness Describes Kincaid Tragedy Testimony
Wasni sets, March 28. W H Stillman of Friendship New York testified as the first witness in the Kincaid trial. He said he was an eyewitness to the tragedy and stood at the foot of the stairway when he heard a voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nicoll
William Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
New York, New Heaven and Hartford Railroad
Europe
Grand
Notable Staircase Altercation and Testimony at Court
The report describes a tense staircase incident involving Taulbee Donaldson and a third man as a shot rang out. William E. Curtis testifies about Kincaid’s delicate health and peaceful character, while questions about threats by Taulbee are contested for admissibility.
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Taulbee
Donaldson
William E. Curtis
Kincaid
Taubbes
Miss Gabrielle Greeley Engaged to Rev. Frank Clendinin
New York reports the engagement of Miss Gabrielle Greeley daughter of Horace Greeley to Rev Frank Montrose Clendinin rector of St Peters Church West Chester. Clendinin, son of George Clendinin of Washington, is seven years older and has held multiple pastorates from Nashville Illinois to St Peters West Chester with training at Columbia Washington and Princeton Theological Seminary.
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Dinin
New York
Gabrielle Greeley
Horace Greeley
Frank Montrose Clendinin
St. Peter’s Protestant Episcopal Church
West Chester
Clendinin
George Clendinin
Washington
Columbia University
Princeton Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Arkansas and the Fair Commissioner Resigns
Major John Adams appointed by Governor Eagle to represent Arkansas in the World's Fair Commission has resigned citing the Legislature’s failure to provide an adequate appropriation for a creditable Arkansas exhibit. Governor Eagle accepts the resignation and plans a special message urging liberal funding.
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Little Rock
John Adams
Eagle
Arkansas
Major Adams
Major Adama
Esgie
Theislature
Labor Dispute Settled Between Contractors and Unions
Indianapolis March 28 The Contractors Association and unions reach a compromise after negotiations led by National Secretary McCuie. A permanent arbitration panel eight hour days overtime at time and a half double time for holidays journeyman wages at 27 1/4 cents per hour stair builders 35 cents per hour and carpenters will work with non union men. The agreement ends discrimination against union workers and plasterers, painters and others are expected to promptly arbitrate remaining issues.
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Ispianapolis
Contractors’ Association
McCuie
Sugar Price Drops Two Cents Per Pound After McKinley Bill
New York March 28 After the end of the month refined sugar will be imported free of duty promising a two cent per pound saving on all refined sugars used by refiners. Under McKinley bill raw sugar could be refined in bond with duty deferred. The change aims to prevent a sugar famine in early April as Sugar Trust refineries run at full capacity amid heavy orders.
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Wspecial
New
Yor
Sugar Trust
Largest sugar cargo arrives in San Francisco on ship Hounslow
The British steamer Hounslow arrived from Honolulu with 4,200 tons of sugar, the largest cargo ever brought to San Francisco. Captain Gifford noted ongoing issues in the Queen Lilino kalani administration, while the Reform party pressed for Cabinet changes and a recall of Minister Carter.
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San Francisco
Hounslow
Honolulu
Gifford
Lilinokalani
Reform Party
Carter
Brown Gunwire device tests set record high pressure
New York reports John Hamilton Brown of Greenville New Jersey has developed a wire wound segmental tube gun. A five inch section tested at Fort Wadsworth reached 41 500 pounds per square inch, the highest pressure on record for a cast gun, with a later test causing a lining tube failure but not discrediting the weapon.
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New York
Army
Navy
John Hamilton Brown
Greenville
N. J
Fort Wadsworth
Unknown vessel ashore near Ocean City identified as brig Hattie
Philadelphia report states the brig Hattie from Hayti with logwood for Portland ran ashore opposite Ocean City Maryland. Nine crew were rescued by breeches buoy while others at Delaware Breakwater faced reduced danger as 40 vessels rode at anchor. A second schooner went aground above Broad Kiln mouth with crew later rescued.
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Philadelphia
Ocean
Hattie
Sanborn
Hayti
Logwood
Portland
Ocean City
Wilmington
Delsaya
Delaware
Falcon
Charges of Fraud Plague Ohio Coal Company
Representatives of the Shawnee and Iron Point Coal and Iron Company seek a Master of Accounts in the U S Circuit Court amid charges that president Johnson M Welch of Athens C conspired with Thomas Cochran of Philadelphia and fraudulently secured and misappropriated 115000 in bonds plus profits, harming Hocking Valley lands and assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ColumsEus
Shawnee and Iron Point Coal and Iron Company
Hocking Valley
United States Circuit Court
Johnson M. Welch
Athens
Thomas Cochran
Nafe
T Company
Philadelphia
World’s Fair Lady Managers Form Executive Committee
Mrs Potter Palmer announces the Executive Committee of the World’s Fair Board of Lady Managers chosen from four regions with six ladies per region. First meeting set for April 3. members include Mrs Jonas E Frewen Boston Miss Ives New Haven Mrs Amy M Starkweather Pawtucket and others across cities including New York Newark Nashville Tampa Chicago and Portland.
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Cxrcaco
Potter Palmer
Amy M. Starkweather
Pawtucket
RB. L
Ellen Ford
New York
Ez Russelle
Newark
Mary McC
William Heed
Baltimore
Newton Lynch
Martinsby W. Va
John A. Logan
WwWton
Susan G. Cooke
Knoxville
Mollie E. Beck
Tampa
Fla
Mary C. Cantrell
Georgetown
James P. Nagle
Little Rock
Shakespeare
New Orleans
Rosinaalt
Austin
Virginia C. Mereooo
Kaward
P. P
G. Angell
Ann Aroor
Mich
George M. Shepard
Chi
O. E. Miller
Cedar In
Frances B. Clarke
St.Paul
John 8 Briggs
Omaha
E. E. Allen
Portland
Ore
Coleman Thatcher, Jr
Chicago
Death of a Centenarian in Cambridge
Mrs. Margaret A. Lynn died in Cambridge Massachusetts on Friday night at age 113. She was likely the oldest resident in the state, with a birth year listed as 1788 and ties to Derry. The report notes little doubt about her status as the oldest person in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacial
Dispatch
Boston
Margaret A. Lynn
Cambridge
Mass
Unty Derry
Jacksons Presents Spring Trade Sale With Honest Goods
The store touts its fine workmanship and low prices with a magic theme. Spring stock includes Home Made Overcoats at 8 10 12 and 15 and Splendid Spring Suits all made in house with one year repair warranty. Cheviot suits priced 10 12 15 and 18. No gambling or deceptive schemes, just honest values.
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Jacksons
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Philadelphia and Reading Company
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Wabash, Ind
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Ixp
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Mahomet
Rockefeller
Prince Napoleon
Rome
Teste Tek Enferenciar
Prince Lovis
Washington Bank Affairs
Uncle Sam
Witnness
Arkansas and the Fair
Hawaii
TAS
Feaud
Ohio Coal and Iron Company
Lsratoes
Spd
Peimoaias
Ona
Fortan Dave Ax
Jos. Fleming & Son
Market Street
FLEMING @ son
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Ladiew Executive Fair Committee
Mary McCandless
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Star Corner
Sen Boy
Woolrich & CO
Palmer Mass
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