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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
3
The Census Bureau's 1906 religious bodies report shows Protestant membership at 20,287,742 with figures highlighting growth and distribution across denominations, reflecting shifts in American religious life and the prominence of Protestant groups in the national landscape.
The U S Census Bureau report details 2 086445 communicants in the continental US in 1906 with Protestants 20287742 and Roman Catholics 12679142. It breaks down membership by city size, notes discrepancies in Protestant percentages, and lists cities with highest Catholic and Protestant shares.
The ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, with a $100 reward for any unsolved case. It notes internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces and promises to strengthen the body. Includes testimonial list offer and Toledo address. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Mansfield News reports the old flag carried by the Co. 1 Sixteen Olio Infantry during the Civil War will be placed in the Memorial building mausoleum. Capt. J. P. Rummel and B. I. Lants were elected president and vice president of the reunions association held in Bedville. The flag, presented by Hallville ladies in 1861, has passed through several custodians, most recently S. B. Donnel of Bellville, whose widow will surrender it to the committee.
Strikers started a riot at the Hwen colliery of the Pennsylvania Coal company today in Wilkes Barre. Watchman William Zette was shot and fatally wounded, with several others wounded in the incident.
Lamar alias Quan Stockwell, a college graduate, pleaded guilty before Judge Wickham in the common pleas court to horse stealing. He refused to reveal his real name, was sentenced to two years in the Ohio penitentiary, and will be transported to the institution later this week. He previously stole a horse and buggy from John M. Jones of Fredericktown, fled to Kentucky where another horse was stolen, and returned to Mt. Vernon to face charges. The county board of equalization met to assess personal property. Byert Underhill was adjudged insane and sent to the state hospital in Columbus. Common pleas court attended to alimony suit and various filings included deeds and licenses.
In Washington DC on June 1 brides joined three weddings in a service set at St Margaret s St Thomas s churchs Two weddings occurred at St Thomas s Morelle Edson daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Edgan wed First Lieutenant John William McKie Coast Artillery U S A and Miner Mary Remey wed Captain Winthrop Wadleigh U S M C at St Thomas and St Margarets churches Lieutenant Charles Russell Mayo married Laura Annesley Stotnenburg at St Margarets
Great feature at Anies Autytivat State Banflay School Convention in Cleveland on June 14 1916 a parade of nine men to symbolize unity with participants from many towns. More than 2 000 adult Sunday school workers invited to send representatives. Cleveland plans 6 000 in procession and up to 10 000 expected in wake. Exhibit and study rooms, lights, transparencies to mark event amid three day program with noted speakers and instructors. Delegates elected by counties may visit. programs ready by June 1. applications to Sunday school association Hell Telephone Building Columbus O.
Painful incident near Fredericktown reports Mr Musto Talph Cook injuring while supervising a reaper in the fields. He stopped the machine to warn his small son when a cry and fall led him to grasp the boy, suffering a deep scalp wound requiring five stitches. Doctor J H Norrick attended.
J W Key of Michigan faces a bigamy charge after a second marriage to a Mobile woman followed by a divorce from his first wife. He reportedly remarried his former wife after leaving the Mobile union. Portland hosts the Pacific Northwest Library Association annual meeting with delegates from British Columbia and Oregon Washington and Idaho.
Nearly all plans for the 27th Mi Vernon alumni reunion and banquet are complete for Friday June 17 at the Alumni Home. Attendance is expected strong with a wall gallery of class pictures and two contests during the reception offering prizes. The program promises novel features and the best wit and talent in the association.
In Youngstown Ohio on Tuesday Peter Choran a Romanian confessed to stabbing John Bringa after viewing the corpse as part of a Romanian funeral rite. He said intoxication prevented motive and was handcuffed under police guard. Later reports note a separate Madriz army offensive at Bluefields.
Interesting facts describe the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio. It claims the firm lends on reasonable terms, requires sufficient security, and is known for conservatism. It notes flexible repayment, assets over 3,000,000 and five percent paid on fixed deposits, inviting readers to write or call.
An advertisement promises a risk free investment with no expense and prompt interest. It touts withdrawal at any time and claims funds are safe. Inquires are directed to the office at No. Baal High street.
Fragmented text mentions a visit to Columbom and mentions sickly children and a cure product. Details are garbled with numerous errors, unclear names, dates, and places, making a coherent summary difficult. No verifiable entities or events can be established from the readable portions.
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