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Newspaper

The Evening Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1872

Page

3

Murder at Oak Lake Sparks Indian Attack Thefts

Minneapolis News reports a fire at Cook's home near Oak Lake where the Cook family was found murdered and scattered remains indicate violence. An Indian group linked to theft of furs watches and valuables is suspected as investigators search for the offenders amid community turmoil.

Mir Oak Lake Small John William Frank Cook’s Cockmae Cockmabee Frank Land Cook Franklin Cook M. Brackett Capt White Earth John’s Minneapolis

Philadelphia Prison Murders Two Convicts in Shared Cell

In Philadelphia an inmate killed his cellmate during a night shift. Michael Trimber aged 28 and William Webb alias Buck aged 17, both imprisoned for violent outrages, were housed together and had no prior conflict. Trimber struck Webb with a ventilator board during an early morning routine, killing him. guards moved to secure the other prisoner.

Philadelphia Michael Trimber Wm. R. Webb Buck Eastern Penitentiary Abram Boyer Trimber Webb Keeper Boyer Nsend

Answer me stars of night a Christian sketch on grief

An Evening Star sketch counsels bereaved mothers to find comfort in divine Revelation. It argues Jesus shares sorrow, promises resurrection, and urges faith over doubt, urging mothers to trust in the Triune God for peace, immortality, and a future beyond the grave.

Jesus Lazarus Earth Noah Mary

Sleep as calm and refreshing in religious reflection

A devotional meditation on sleep as divine rest, citing Jesus promises and scriptural images of the dead awakening. The text frames sleep as peaceful and preparatory for the resurrection, invoking the Triune God and old Eden language. M.G.P.

Jesus God M.G.P

Religious shifts and missionary scenes in early 1900s notes

The piece reports Baptists seeking a representative delegation for convention business, Episcopal missions in New York needing more manpower, Bishop Potter urging expanded missionary work, a Baltimore rector’s exodus to Catholicism, and a Maryland bishop’s deposing of him. It cites a Princeton seminary student taking a Delphos Ohio post, a Vincentown revival reclaiming drunkards, Unitarian Easter decor, debates on established church support, a National Camp Meeting invitation, a Japanese law student baptized in Washington, and five Alabama tribes showing Christian conversions among 55 000 with ten percent converted.

Episcopal Church New York Potter Alfred A. Curtis Mt. Calvary Church Baltimore Whittingham Diocese of Maryland E. 8. Scott Princeton Seminary Delphos Ohio Vincentown England America National Camp Meeting Association Eeece Association Williamsville Metropolitan Church Washington City Newman Christisen John Phillips Eddy Methodist Church Alabama

Carlist Uprising News From Spain and Allied Negotiations

Dispatches report Carlists surrendering to government troops across provinces including Biscay with expected attack on Bilbao. France faces censure for allowing Carlists to escape. In London the Times notes German French evacuation talks while British and American negotiations pause. Dodson sworn in as Privy Councillor as travel rules ease for English passengers.

Maprrid France Versailles Paris Spain Biscay Bilboa Ser London Times Germany Daily Globe Granville House of Lords Gladstone House of Commons Dodson England

Banquet in Louisville for Scottish Rite leaders noted

The Louisville banquet for the Supreme Council of Scottish Rite Masons Southern Jurisdiction drew a grand crowd with toasts by Albert Pike and guests Carson W E Leffingwell Ben Perley Poore and Maj A K Sherman. Two eight year old boys drowned at Louisville while swimming. Notices mention a legal challenge to a tax and county bonds for a railroad and meetings for gravel road camp Paducah Mayfield and a Paducah medical association gathering May 20. A report hints at a potential gap in the track of the E and P railroad and Princeton line.

Louisville Supreme Council of Scottish Rite United States Albert Pike Messrs. Carson Cincinnati W. E. Leffingwell Iowa Ben. Perley Poore Washington City Maj. A. K. Sherman Washington Territory David Haupt Aleck Autle Frankfort Big Sandy Paris Paducah & Mayfield Florence Station Southwestern Medical Association of Kentucky Paducah Paducahuckian Princeton

Notable Names in a Public Ledger Listing

A historical column lists individuals including W. W. Roberts N. Roff T. C. Campbell Wm. Caven Hon. Alex Long John P. Story G. W. Cormany T. H. McGechiz H. Bishop CP Webster A. 3. White Dr. A. M. Brown Theo Sohomaker Jacob Maas in a formal directory.

W. W. Roberts N. Roff T. C. Campbell Wm. Caven Hon Alex, Long John P. Story G. W. Cormany T. H. McGechiz H. Bishop CP . Webster A. 3. White A. M. Brown Theo. Sohomaker

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