Color line in churches it never will permit
A church article argues the color line will not be relaxed or allowed to join in unity with Methodists, asserting ongoing separation and resistance to integrated congregations.
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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1902
Page
18
Methodist split over race and union prospects in era context
The Indianapolis Journal reports on the strained ties between the Methodist Episcopal and the Methodist Episcopal South, noting race as the central obstacle to reunion. It details pro unions on a common hymnal and missions while preserving separatechurch structures amid North South tensions and colored conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
New York
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal South
Methodist South Committee
Dallas
Methodists of the
North
Methodists South
Japan
China
Methodist South
Montana
Gulf
Atlantic States
Methodist North
South
Methodists
Colored Conference
Congregational Methodists
African Methodist Zion
Colored Methodist
United States
Arabella and a Ball Scene in Sixth Avenue Negro Society
A Harlem era tale follows Arabella a devoted maid to Miss Vaughn as she navigates love rumor dream omens and social rituals around Sixth Avenue and the Knights of Mirth ball at Abraham Lincoln Hall. Charlie her lover faces a career choice amid foretold threats while Miss Simpkins and Miss Sincoe lend guidance through dreams and gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabella Johnson
Hull
Amanda Sincoe
Arabella
Knights of Mirth
Miss Sincoe
Jess
Miss Johnson
Mariam Vaughn
Miss Vaughn
New York
Sixth Avenue
Charles
Charlie
Amanda
Grand Central Depot
George Jess
Buffalo
Martha Jackson
Miss. Vaughn
Colored Society
Broadway
Martha
Colored Society of New York
Fifth Avenue
Israel Simpkins
Abraham Lincoln Hall
Carline
Saratoga Hotel
Harvard
Bowery
Simpkins
Goshen
Utica
Syracuse
Miss Sincee
Moral effect of beauty and belief on character
The piece discusses how early life influence can mold character through repeated thoughts and actions. It cites Greek and Bavarian examples of role modeling shaping appearance and virtue, then shifts to milk adulteration and formaldehyde use as health concerns needing local action and cooperation among dairymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberammergau
Meyer
Christ
Borough
New York
Health Board
How Milk Is Made Deadly
New York World reports on milk adulteration and enforcement actions by the city health authorities during the past month. Fines totaling over 7500 dollars were collected in special sessions for ordinance violations, with milk adulteration drawing heavy official attention. Brooklyn’s milk consumption and related statistics are outlined, noting high daily intake and physician concerns.
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R. Heber Newton
New York
Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
Cal
All Souls
Madison-avenue
Newton
Ux x Unitarians
Central Park
Baronese de Hirsch
Monument Fund
Charles H. Parkhurst
Patton
Princeton
Cleveland
Morton
Law
August Belmont
Hay
James
John D. Crimmins
Roosevelt
Faunce
Grown University
MacArthur
de Hirsch
New York World
New City
Brooklyn
Rose in the hedgerow memory poem fragment
A fragmentary verse recalls a romance rooted in a hedgerow and fields. The speaker longs for a beloved with brown hair and May sky eyes, invoking scent of hay and rose leaves in a woodland meeting. The stanza centers on love, memory, and longing.
Union Traction Co Indiana Schedule Notice
Union Traction Co of Indiana lists station at 11 West Maryland Street. Passenger cars depart from Georgia Indian streets with first car at 6 am and last at 10 pm. Eight cars run to Georgia and Meridian streets at 6 am and 9 am, arriving at 2 pm and leaving at 2:20 pm. Combination service from Georgia and Meridian runs 6 am, 2 pm, and 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Traction CO
Indiana
Union Block
West
Maryland Street
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Washington Streets
Lew Georgia
Meridian Streets
Greenwood
Inward Contest and Gospel Peace for All
A sermon tone piece urges readers to choose the side of conscience and righteousness in an inner battle. It appeals to followers to fight for moral victory through faith, referencing Paul and the Prince of Peace as keys to true peace and divine success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Palestine
Bethlehem
Jesus
God
Messiah
Isaiah
Massachusetts
Hosts of God
Paul
Bacall
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