Contortion-Baptist Young People Meet in Toronto Parade
Twenty thousand delegates from the United States and Canada gather in Toronto for the Epworth League meeting. Canadians greet the visitors with spontaneous enthusiasm as A S Hardy welcomes them, noting Canadian growth and shared aims of personal piety and service. Remarks by Dr Carman compare republican and imperial strands of Methodism, praising common doctrines and liberty, and outline plans to unify intercontinental church gatherings in future conventions.
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Canada
Chattanoorm
Hswly
Sanada
A.S. Hardy
Gener
Ontario
Epworth
League
Methodist Church
United Sates
Enghand
America
Carman
Methodist Church of Toronto
Great Lakes
Great Britain
Washington
Lincoln
Tlisses S. Grant
Stonewall Jackson
Motlur
Leamie
McCabe
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Thomas
Litth, Mack, Ark
Methodist Episcopal Church South
UW. A. Crane
Lgymbay
Simpson John
McKinies
Epworth League Officos
Berrymin
MecKinier
Destitute Motish Jewish Families to Be Barred from City
Forty Motish Jewish families totaling over 100 aboard steamers Sictfia and Vern 4am are to depart New York due to destitution and risk of exclusion as persons liable to deportation. Western Freight Traffic Association members ratify a sharp penalty edict for violations of the rate schedule after a spring Supreme Court ruling. Richard Mansfeld appears in new play by Oscar Wilde, while rumors swirl about a wife under the care of her husband in England. Chancellor Hohelohlohe of Germany denies plans to resign.
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New York
Old Western Freight Traffic Association
United States Supreme Court
Richard Mansfeld
Oscar Wilde
Thther
Nis Teraa
Morient
England
Hohehlohe
Germany
Baptists at Chattanooga during national convention
The seventh International convention of the Baptist Young People's Union of America opened in Chattanooga Tennessee with about 4000 delegates and prominent leaders. A large choir, a sermon, and formal addresses marked the opening as officials outlined structural reforms to create North South East and West departments.
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Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Chattanooga
Lonn
L. L. Henson
Port Wayne
Tad
Board of Masagers
Immienne Indi¢nes
Cork
Elyse Ue
Chapman
Naga
Garret
Amd
Jeftines
Mit
Eitiwil
George Co $T. Paul
Ater
Manauer
Baptist Youth People’s Union of America
Southern Union
Baytist Young Peoples Union
Bantist Young People’s Union
Department Cokers
Fragments on coal prices and oddities in Dallas gossip
Silly chatter about coal prices, rumors from the Dallas News and Entiala Courier, and miscellaneous quips. The piece notes a heat wave, a theater joke, and a Dallas hack driver claiming a glimpse of something unlikely, all reflecting a chaotic mix of notes and satire.
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Tey Mountains
Dallas
Texas
Peace settlement nears end of coal miners strike
Report on terms between W P De Armit of the New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Co and the mediation commission signals near victory for miners. Concessions from operators, backing by striker delegates, plan for uniformity in Pittsburg district and a per ton one-tenth of a cent tax to fund protections for operators amid the end of the long coal strike.
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W. PL Dae Armir
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Che 2Ibicration Commission
Jamsereement
Aptos Od
William Warner
Pictsburgh
Minus
Pla
M. D. Ratchford
Pittsburg
Columbus
de Armit
Sioux and Chippewa Hold Peace Powwow at White Birch
Reported through a fragile lens of history the peace powwow at White Birch Wisconsin gathers Sioux and Chippewa leaders to affirm a long sought amity after centuries of conflict. Chief Red Face leads bands from Minnesota and Dakota with figures linked to the Custer era including Sittas Bull’s daughter and Black Bear of famed battle memory.
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Lake Aunt
Wisconsin
Michigan
Mintesera
Dakotas
Mississipi
White Birch
Minnesota
Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Red Face
Sittas Bull
Chiet Black Bear
Custer
End of War Ceremonies Mark Peace Among Indians
A formal burial of the toma hawk ends the war and strife. Indians sit in a circle as tom-toms beat and singers cheer a peace song. Two young bucks bear a wooden hatchet, and the medicine man signals quiet before the hawk is lowered and covered with earth. The peace dance follows, lasting three days and nights with fires burning as night falls.
Senate report calls President to aid release of Spanish prisoners
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee report urges the President to intervene for the release of Ona Mellon Alfred Laborde Willi Gildea and to restore the schooner to its owner. The panel decries the trial as a mockery and cites coercion and jurisdiction issues in Spain. It argues for reparations regardless of any acts prior to capture.
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Union
Paris
London
Spain
Japan
Cuba
Hawaii
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Atlantic
Partin
Cebu
Day
Frst
State Department
Tariff Conferees Face Prolonged Deadlock Over Sugar and Tax
Washington dispatches report a temporary deadlock in tariff conference talks with House and Senate negotiators far apart on main points. The sugar schedule remains a sticking point, with House and Senate factions rigidly opposed. A stamp tax on stocks and bonds, a 20 percent duty on hides, and restoration of suny bags and cotton ties are also contested. Observers think a settlement on key schedules could lead to broader agreement, but the deadlock may persist for a week.
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Washington
Wnlil
Senate
House
Tne
Republicans Rally at Detroit Convention for McKinley Policy
The Detroit gathering of the National League of Republican Clubs lauded McKinley and the St Louis platform. Speakers praised civil service reform, protection, and expansion of the home market while urging unity and continued party strength through 1896 policy aims and a planned national meeting in Omaha.
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Republican Party
St. Louis
Lbs Publican League
White House
Leyse SE
Woolf
Fredent McKinley
League
Gov
Pierce
Michigen
Col. Onfield
Detroit
Dingley
Michigan State League
Dick, Woods
South Dakota
Committee On
National League of Republican Clubs
William McRinier
Organized League
Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Hawaii
Senate of
United States
Spain
Cuba
Voice of Humanity
McKinter Mays
Eger
Sme
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