Largest All American Parade Draws Chicago Crowd
In Chicago a vast pageant drew 500000 spectators as Governor Flower and Vice President Morton led the reviewing stand. Police used clubs to control crowds while floats of Columbus and state governors rolled by amid cheers for McKinley and Illinois Governor Foster.
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Parade Honors Vice President With City-Wide Review
A vast procession through Chicago featured Governor Poutt of Colorado in a distinctive ge robe bannered display. Indian boys from Car Pa and various industry groups followed, with two notable floats from Farragut Post and the Catholic Forest. An estimated 500 000 spectators watched as the parade stretched from 12 20 to 3 18, ending with formal receptions and dinners for visiting dignitaries Chauncey Depew Henry Watterson and Governor McKinley among those in attendance
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Ckeinley
Intra Glacial Lake Report From Swiss Glacier Wall
A correspondent recounts M Vallot and companions discovering an inland lake within a glacier near Mont Blanc. They found a 9 by 6 by 40 meter basin behind a 40 meter high ice wall, with water frozen walls and holes indicating unfrozen water. The huge reservoir released water, collapsing the glacier front and sending ice rubble down the valley.
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Sheriff Frustrated by Recurrent Jail Breaker Mininger
Butler October 20 Special report says Sheriff Brown struggles with John Mininger who has escaped twice and torn free from four handcuff sets. Mininger disturbs inmates, sleeping days and yelling at night, drawing cries from nearby residents. He is ironed and chained, awaiting sentencing with Judge Haren to consider carrying forward an older sentence at next court term.
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Haren
Akron Man’s Corpse Found in Cleveland Waters
Three police on duty while fishing off the breakwater found the body of F. G. Elaridge of Akron pinned with a cord about the neck and tied to sea gear. A satchel was torn open and a watch dangled from the vest. pockets held no money. Police call it robbery and murder. post mortem set for tomorrow.
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F. G. Elaridge
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Caprivi Cuts Budget to the Lowest Figure
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor von Caprivi revised the Seedrefally before submission, removing dispensable items and trimming expenses to the lowest level. He plans to push the bill through despite the Emperor's concerns and seeks cross party patriotism as debate in the Bundesrath is set to continue for three weeks.
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Plea for Briggs Highlights Presbytery Appeal Ruling
Albury October 20 The Presbyterian Synod debates Briggs case and approves Dr McLeod withdrawal while considering two Briggs complaints. The Judicial Committee report favors no immediate action citing higher court rulings, and a minority report argues to bring the case before the Synod with no recommendations.
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Ithaca
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Union Theological Seminary
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Pennsylvania Synod Opens in Washington with Election of Cooke Moderator
The eleventh annual Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania convened at Washington First Church. Rev Dr S A Matchmore preached, Rev Dr Hunter nominated Dr W H Cooke who was elected moderator 113 to 39. The day included a welcome from Rev J Brownson and plans for synodical sustentation, with committees to report Friday and trials anticipated tomorrow.
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Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania
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Columbian Commission
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Quaker Conference Affirms Caution On Pastor Authority
The Friends Conference in Indianapolis on October 20 debates pastoral system within the Quaker church. It urges diligent use of spiritual gifts including ministry and pastoral care, calls for support provisions so Gospel work is not hindered, and warns against pastors exerting undue authority over members or replacing reliance on the Divine Shepherd.
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Friends’ Conference
The
Oluro
Christian Unity Talks Between Episcopalians and Presbyterians
In Baltimore the General Episcopal Convention debated union with Presbyterians. Dr Davenport opposed inserting creeds, while Dr Briggs defined a bishop as an executive officer. Presbyterians urged renouncing Apostolic episcopate for union. San Francisco city vote failed. Denver favored for next meeting.
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General Episcopal Convention
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Tennessee
Briggs
House of Bishops
San Francisco
Denver
House of Deputies
Union Holiness Convention Closes With Faith Cure Claims
Believers in Reading report the Union Holiness Convention ended after three days focused on healing by faith and prayer. After anointing with oil and laying on of hands, several women and a child claimed cures for minor ailments, some adults later reported relief from chronic conditions amid rejoicing. No dramatic miracles were witnessed this year.
Baptist Anniversary Conference Opens With Addresses
At Franklin on October 20 a Baptist anniversary session featured Rev. Henry Mathes of Hall Institute Sharon Pa presiding. Rev Leroy Brewe spoke on Our Academies as 94 students were aided last year and 25 more are expected this year. Dr W A Stanton Tauburngreke addressed the Young People’s Union and gave a welcome.
Tin Plate Industry Aide Denies Democratic Claims
W F Niedringhaus, vice president of Niedringhaus Tin Plate, issues a formal statement countering Democratic assertions. He notes 850 workers employed, with a broader impact supporting up to 650 men in related roles, and explains current output and material shortages limit daily production to about 9 tons or 400 boxes.
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Niedringhaus Tin Plate
W. F. Niedringhaus
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