Presbyterians Adjourn Amid Debate Over LA Meeting
The Presbyterian general assembly voted Los Angeles California as next meeting site and split on an overture to honorably retire southern ministers. Delegates debated union with northern churches while opposing use of funds to attract clergy.
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general assembly
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Emanuel Presbyterian church
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Philadelphia
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Henry C. Minton
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Miners Seek New Fields Amid Mass Migration
Pottsville May 26 Foreign miners and their families have left the Schuylkill coal region for better prospects in other fields. Beck Mountain and New Philadelphia are thinning out as Shenandoah area depopulates. Over two thousand workers have departed. Engineers pumpmen and firemen plan to meet Wednesday to act on President Mitchell's eight hour demand and operators have granted some concessions.
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Reno Girl Debuts in New England Conservatory Opera
Miss Mabel Stanaway of Reno Nevada made her debut in Boston at the Heston theatre in the New England Conservatory School of Opera first public performance. She won triumph as Aida’s Cameris, displaying a rich contralto voice wide range and notable acting ability.
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New England Conservatory
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Hill inspects Burlington terminals and leaves for St Paul
James J. Hill president of the Northern Securities Company, after inspecting Burlington terminals in St Louis, departs for St Paul via Hannibal and Burlington. He dismisses Wall Street merger speculation, says the company is content for the courts to decide, notes ownership of the property. A Crimea telegram reports Count Tolotol in typhoid fever improving.
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James J. Hill
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Miners and Labor Unions Gather in Denver and Chicago
Denver hosts the Western Federation of Miners and the Western Labor Union with about 300 delegates representing over 100000 workers. Debs to outline political participation. AFL leaders seek to mediate tensions as Mitchell visits Chicago amid possible coal industry strike talks.
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Edward Boyce
Daniel McDonald
Eugene V. Deba
Thomas I. Kidd
Frank Morrison
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One Way Of Ending A Lover's Suspense
Willard Dee killed Miss Lille Suttle in a Ben Hill church and Ming Suttle for unrequited love. Dee was captured near Austell and jailed in Atlanta. Police described the motive as ending suspense through violence.
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