Episcopal Convention Delays Marriage Canon As Bishops Adjourn
Baltimore October 2 The Episcopal Convention finished with routine business and delayed action on the marriage and divorce canon due to time limits. A report urged church unity, elected Rev. Graves bishop of China and Rev. Thomas bishop of Michigan, and praised the revised prayer book while warning against emotional preaching and unfixed pastorates. The body adjourned for the year after a long pastoral letter criticizing secular legislation on marriage and urging strong family focus.
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Presbyterian Assembly
House of Deputies
United States
Graves
China
Samuel R. WH. Hoyt
William BR. Thomas
Highland Valley
Michigan
Joseph H. Johnson
Emanuel Church
Tien
Christian Unity
Gad
Church of God
Turkey
Dahomey
Pulpit Politics Leads to Resignation in Wallingford Church
Rev. C. H. Dickinson of the Congregational Church in Wallingford resigned after shifting from Republican tariff views to support Cleveland. Parishioners, largely Republicans, objected as he urged free trade and praised Cleveland from the pulpit, prompting church politics and a formal resignation.
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New Hayes
C. H. Dickinson
Wallingford
Dickinson
Cleveland
Pee Carean
Richmond Terminal Scandal Targets Former Managers
New York Oct 25 The Richmond Terminal Investigating Committee has uncovered transfers of property that may trigger criminal prosecutions against known figures in management. A directors meeting was held to hear the report, but decisions were postponed. report to be deferred for now.
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New York
Richmond Terminal
Suspect Re-arrested in Katie Dugan Murder Case
In Wilmington Delaware on October 25 police re arrest Richard Riley on suspicion of murdering Katie Dugan. He is confined in a police headquarters cell after initial arrest on strong tips and mistaken identity claims.
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Wilmington
Del
Richard Riley
Katie Dugan
Riley
Orf
Ike
Bruce Family Loses Savernake Estate After Chancery Ruling
In London Oct 25 a Chancery Court decision ends centuries of Bruce family ownership of the Savernake estate granting it to Ailesbury. Justice Sterling dismissed the Bruce action as frivolous after reviewing Lord Iveagh’s oath regarding bribery claims and noting lack of good faith by Bruce and associates.
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Gable
Loxpoy
Chancery Court
Savernake
Bruce
Robert Bruce
Justice Sterling
Lord Iveagh
Henry Bruce
Ailesbury
Luther Memorial reconsecration procession to feature Kaiser
German celebrations mark the reconsecration of the Luther Memorial Church in Wittenberg on October 31 with Emperor William and German princes leading a grand procession. Trumpeters will sound Ein Feste Burg as the doors Luther nailed his theses are crossed. Representatives of foreign Protestant sovereigns will attend.
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Berxlin
Wittenberg
Luther
William
Germany
Supreme Protestant Council of Prussia
Duke of York
Great Britain
Victoria
Russian Demand Forces Belgium to Note Religion on Passports
Brussels reports Russia has pressed Belgium to include the bearer’s religion on passports for travelers to Russia. If Belgium complies Hebrews face indignities. if not Russia will reject Belgian passports, blocking Belgian entry.
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Belgium
Brussels
Russia
French Reinforcements Delayed in Dahomey Campaign
Advices from Porto Novo report Dakar troops aiding the French against the Dahomeyans will not join the main force until Monday. Colonel Dodds says the next battle aims for a decisive outcome and the result likely by Thursday, November 3.
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Paris
Porto Novo
Dakar
Dodds
Divorces and global tensions shadow early 1900s news
Maverice Berssanor's wife seeks a divorce in French courts while a committee probes General Booth's In Darkest England. Britain refuses live cattle imports as Inman Steamship lines plan Southampton service. Cuoteza invades Vienna outskirts via Buda Pesth. Danube traffic may halt. New brine electrolysis process found in England for caustic soda and chlorine. Satolli travels from Rome to New York for a secret archbishop session on November 14 and will report to the Pope on return.
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Maverice Berssanor
General Booth
England
Egenain
Inman Steamship Company
Southampton
March & Cuoteza
Vienna
Buda-Pesth
Trafic
Danube
Satolli
New York
Rome
Hungarians Ambush Four Highwaymen Attack Two Passersby
On a lonely trail near Shamoein John Denchoskie and Patrick Doolenere were attacked by four Hungarians. Doolenere escaped to fetch police as Denchoskie lay unconscious. both men were robbed and injured. Joe Boohinske was arrested later and proclaimed innocent.
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Shamoein
Speria
John Denchoskie
Patrick Doolenere
Doolen
Joe Boohinskie
Telegraph Companies Lock Horns Western Union Building Battle
The Western Union and Postal Telegraph clash in Chicago over a building once leased to the Postal. Phenix Insurance sold the structure to Western Union, triggering a lease clause barring subletting. The Postal sues for injunction to keep Western Union out until the lease ends.
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Postal
Western Union
Chiago
Postal Telegraph Companies
Chicazg
Phenix Insurance Company
Telegraph Ee
Phenix Company
World's Fair Plans For $150000 Educational Building
Chicago October 25 Burnham directed to draft plans for a 150000 dollar educational building covering 150000 square feet at the fair. A board meeting will be called to consider the plan as a move toward naming the country Columbia.
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Chicago
Indictments over river obstruction target 1892 fill-ins
United States grand jury in Western Pennsylvania returned true bills against multiple manufacturers and companies for unlawful filling of a navigable river. Indictments cite waste being dumped along the riverbank to impede navigation, punishable by a fine up to 5000 dollars or a year in prison. Public officials discuss enforcement and potential civil remedies.
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United States Grand Jury
Zag & Co
Liggett Spring and Axle Company
Pittsburg Steel Casting Company
la Belle Steel Company
Anderson, du Puy & Co
Marshall Foundry and Construction Company
Jennings Bros. & Co
J. Painter & Sona
Park Bros. & Co
Carregie Steel Company
Republic Iron Works
Allegheny
United States
Congress
United States of America
United Sates
Lyon
A. Painter
J. Painter & Sons
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
George Singer
Singer, Nimick & Co
Sixth Arrest in Wilmington Political Scandal
John Dolan a Democratic inspector and register was arrested this morning and arraigned before Chief Supervisor MacAllister. He was required to post a bail of 3000 pounds for trial This marks the fifth arrest tied to satur days registration in Wilmington.
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Wilmington
Dct
John Dolan
Register
MacAllister
Trail
Portuguese Premier Defeated in Sunday Election
Senor Jose Dias Ferreira, Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior and Public Instruction, was defeated in the election for members of the Chamber of Deputies on Sunday. He has represented Averice for 39 years.
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Lispom
Jose Dias Ferreira
Interior and Public Instruction
Chamber of Deputies
Averice
Postoffice Inspector Reunites With Doctor After 30 Years
Postoffice Inspector McCalmont and Dr. A M Barr met by chance after decades apart. Both veterans of the One Hundred Forty second Pennsylvania, they shared memories at the U S District Court building. The men recalled regimental days including a fall into the Rappahannock and投稿 commissary whisky episode.
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Postoffice
McCalmont
A. M. Barr
Hughes
Sater
United States District Court
United States Grand Jury
One Hundred and Forty-second Pennsylvania
Mr. McCalmont
Barr
East End
Joseph Ramsey Dies in Pittsburg at 72
Joseph Ramsey a former Pittsburg resident died of pneumonia at J D Powelson 150 Forty third street aged 72 He leaves six sons and one daughter four sons and the daughter survive They are prominent western railroad officials led by M P Ramsey Big Four general agent Cairo and John P Ramsey Ohio Southern superintendent Springfield The body goes to Cincinnati for burial at Springboro Cemetery The Ramsey family traced to Uniontown Patterson line and Christian Ihmsen kinship
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Joseph Ramsey
Pittsburg
J. D. Powelson
Forty-third Street
Mr. Ramsey
Cincinnati
M. P. Ramsey
Cairo
John P. Ramsey
Ohio Southern
Springfield
W. D. Holliday
Big Four
Alfred Ramsey
Uniontown
Springboro
Union Depot
Christian Ihmsen
Ramsey
Nathaniel Patterson
John W
Andrew Patterson
Forest Oil well on Clever farm yields 50 barrels per hour
Forest Oil Company No 6 on Martin Clever farm in the McCurdy field started at 50 barrels an hour after drilling to the fifth sand, initially to a gas target. The No 1 on W G Cook farm topped the Gordon sand with a large test, while other wells and pipeline data flowed from McDonald area, including production totals and transit shipments.
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Forest Oil Company Struck
Clever Farm
Gordon
Cook Farm
Corbett
Forest Oil Company
Martin Clever
McCurdy
McCurdy Feld
Wheeling Gas Company
W. G. Cook
McDonald
Standard Oil Company 19
McDonald Held
W. P. Read & Co
J. D. Sguters
Florence Ol Company
Ekobb Heirs
Willow Grove
Patterson & Solhn
Erhinentcout
Siterswills—Mcmallen & Davia
Corbett Farm
Diuce la
Tan
National Transit Company
MacDonald
Buckeye
Muncksburg Field
Lima
Eureka
Southern
New York Transit
Western and
Atlantic Lines
W. L. Melton
Tidewater Pipe Line Company
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John Leishman
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France
Canada
Sir Charles Tupper
Lord Duiffern
Greenles & Forst
Marshall
London
National Transit Certiicutes
Sigehishont
Sle
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Smithfield Street
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HER Majesty's
DR. Warner
Loomer
Market ST
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Minneapolis
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Gnu Koehler
Whittieree
Pittsbouro
Pittsby
Ir. Whittier
Whitting Ld Pounavenae
Plata
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Oodward Avenue
Detroit
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