Indiana M P Conference Announces List of Pastor Changes
The Indiana Methodist Protestant Church conference at Hoyt avenue Church concluded with ministerial assignments for the coming year. Names include Smithville Mission Henry Adame and many others. ordination to be held at Hoyt avenue Church with service led by Rev. W H Fisher.
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Indiana Methodist Protestant Church Conference
Hoyt Avenue
Ste
Smithville
Henry Adame
Duckcreek
W. A. Barden
Friendship
J. G. Schalbly
Greenfield
Stanton
Groveland
J. Heim
Hoyt-avenue
Indianapolis
C. S. Johnson
Villa-avenue
A. B. Williams
Milledgeville
D. W. Hetrick
Moorsville
J. Wit Payne
Mount Zion
Archie Corn
Pleasant Hill
J. G. Shaikly
Prairie
B. Ensminger
Royalton
F. Nickel
Shelbyville
Steinbrook
Sugar Creek
J. C. Reeder
Tanner's Creek
PW. Boxwell
Union
M. F. Mift
Worthington
F. M. de Munbrun
Anderson
J. W. Harmon
Dunkirk
J. K. Wyant
Elwood
W. H. Green
J. W. Albright
Frankfort
J. C. McCain
Gaston
W. H. Fisher
Hanfield
L. Coomer
Jonesboro
D. W. Evans
Fowlerton
J. C. Ricketts
Marion
P. B. Leach
Forest
N. Vice
Muncie
G. H. Sisson
Pipe Creek
C. A. Frakes
Cowan
J. C. McCustin
Swayzee
J. O. Ledbetter
Altoona
F. M. Hussey
Harlan
A. Leffingwell
Kennallville
J. R. Moody
Keystone
Bila Sebert
Maple
H. V. Sharp
Maxinkuckee
Thomas Whittaker
G. E. McMariman
Villa-avenue Church
Christian Endeavor
Villa Avenue Church
J. W. Har
Etary
Frank W
C. H. Hubbell
Protestant Christian Endeavor Uion
Christian Endeavor Extension
President
Indiana Conference
Christian Endeavor Fund
George H. Sisson
T. J. Ogburn
Edwin Way
Jealous rift at Women's Auxiliary lodge sparked police aid
Members of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Stationary Engineers faced turmoil at Pearson’s Hall on North Pennsylvania Street after disputes over the January election of Mrs. William Meade as president. Resignations and dues issues preceded an incident when denied privileges led to trouble. Mrs. Meade adjourned the meeting and tried to take records but was intercepted as friends sought police help. Desk Sergeant Crane declined further action, urging internal settlement.
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Stationary Engineers
Pearson's Hall
North
Pennsylvania Street
William Meade
Fifth annual military field day set for Forest Park
City notes report the fifth annual military field day for Boys' Fathers Brigade will occur next Wednesday at Forest Park. The Endicpolis Union Railway Company through Baker Daniels declines to assume repairs to a viaduct. city attorney says company is liable. A large lawn fete hosted by George H Chapman Post and G Rami Women's Relief Coins No 1 last night at Jacob Howser's residence drew a big crowd and raised funds. T M H Spades donated 1000 to the national technical institute fund. Eugene Dilley’s disappearance from Trafalgar July remains unsolved after he sent a letter from Indianapolis explaining a job change. wife cannot explain his actions.
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Boys’ Fathers Brigade
Forest Park
Endic
Polis Union Railway Comey
Baker & Daniels
Atteck
Joel
George H. Chapman Post
G. Rami
Jacob Howser
McCarty
W. Wheat
T. M. H. Spades
Arsens
Eugene Dilley
Trafalgar
Dilley
Souther
Inilianapolis
Joly
Lilley
Federation organized to protect Negroes from mob violence
An organization named the Federation has been formed to protect Negroes from mob violence. Articles of incorporation will be filed in this state. Its aims include assisting African Americans, shielding them from mob influence, and punishing any member harming others. Founders include John H. Stotsenbury, Pam Cardwill, George W. Clinton, I. Vance, and Theodore H. Tipton.
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John H. Stotsenbure
Pam Cardwill
George W. Clinton
Vance
Theodore H. Tipton
Death of Perry township farmer Charles S S Carson
Charles S S Carson aged 45 died at his home three miles south of the city last night at 7:25. A prosperous Perry township farmer born in Ken county he was the son of Parker Carson. He leaves a widow and two children and five brothers and two sisters.
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Charles S&s. Carson
Perry Township
Ken County
Parker Carson
Carson Family Mourns Loss as Funeral Set
The obituary notes the death of a local man and mentions surviving wife and children. It highlights two brothers, Howard and Frank Carson, both prominent attorneys in the city. The funeral is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon with interment at Crown Hill.
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Howard
Frank Carson
Crown Hill
Hundred Mile An Hour Electric Train In Trials
A Lynn Massachusetts electrical company is building a high speed train aimed for Illinois trials. Engineers estimate 90 to 100 mph with a 15 mile long solid track using a third rail and twelve 19 horsepower motors. The train of three cars prioritizes safety by electrical welding to the track, reducing derailment risk.
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New York
Lynn
Mass
Ilinois
Military men organize Indiana National Guard service institution
The Indiana National Guard Service Institution was formed at the Statehouse rooms, inspired by Gen. W. J. McKee and modeled after New York’s group. Officers elected include President Colonel Otte B. Smith and Vice President Major T. Conde, with permanent rules to be set by January 1, 1903. About forty attendees, including Gov. Durbin and Gen. McKee, heard papers from the officers’ school and discussed military topics.
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Indiiana National Guard Service Institution
Adjutant General
Statehouse
W. J. McKee
New York
National Guard
Otte B. Smith
T. Conde
Hoyt N. McLain
W. W. Heliskell
McKee
Durbin
Rich
Kyle
Megrew
McLain
Boyle
Franklin
Why He Refused a Loan, Washington Post
A well known business man on F street refused a panhandler seeking a dollar. He explained that the man was his former neighborhood rival, once a model boy who became a booze bum, and he would rather fund a Mormon church than help him.
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Washington Post
Proclaimed Stable Fortune Tells by Peter the Prophetic Negro
A New York Times tale recounts financier William Whitney and a stableyard groom named Peter who explains he “names” horses each day by touching their gear to divine which beasts will race. Whitney laughs at the odd superstition while Peter boasts of his almost prophetic touch.
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New York Times
William
Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Peter
Bad Postage Stamp Books Cause Department Troubles
The Postoffice Department faces trouble with postage stamp books due to poor quality paraffin paper that ruins stamps when separated. Complaints have prompted redemption of defective detective books at full value and a move to better paraffin paper for future issues.
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Brooklyan Eagle
Postoffice Department
Department of
Conscience Leaves Speaker in Dunbar Poem
Paul Lawrence Dunbar narrates a regretful turn as the speaker bids farewell to Conscience. The conscience departs after harsh actions, and later remorse grows. A time comes when the speaker longs for conscience again, but remorse occupies the space.
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Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Tangier Island Life on a Chesapeake Flats Boat Streets
A Washington Times portrait of Tangier Island in Chesapeake Bay. The piece describes a 125 mile south of Baltimore community of about 1400 people, built on canals instead of roads, with boats as transport and a strong Methodist church at the center of life. Saturdays bring family returns and crabbing profits. Sundays fill with church services, promenades, and quiet social order.
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Washington Times
Chesapeake Bay
Tangier Sound
Tangier
Holland
Venice
Tangier Island
Baltimore
Bay
Sound
King Street
Canaan
Isand
Saas
Taner
Crisfield
Bedbug circular misread as new insect threat by title and date
The Philadelphia Press reviews a United States Department of Agriculture circular misdescribing the cimex lectularius the bedbug. It notes wings, nocturnal habits and survival without food, plus old remedies such as brimstone to kill the pest. The piece ties the bedbug to colonial history and royal circles through unrelated remarks.
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Philadelphia
United States Department of Agriculture
England
Canada
London Tattler. Who is Mr Beck in Norfolk headlines
A fragment notes Mr Beck as a vital figure in Norfolk, though the name remains unfamiliar to many readers. The item hints at his importance within local affairs, inviting curiosity about his identity and influence in the community.
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London
Mr. Beck
Norfolk
Woman's Position in Spain Explores Subordinate Role
In Fortnightly Review the piece argues Spaniards keep women largely in the background, restricting roles to domestic duties and childrearing. It notes limited intellectual prominence, low formal education among the upper class, and minimal public exercise or open air life for women.
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Spain
Madrid
Astronomers and monuments in ancient times and Weyler to resign
E Walter Maufred argues that ancient monuments like the Great Pyramid and Stonehenge reflect vanity and showmanship rather than true astronomy, the real motive being to gain status. The text notes the dates for Stonehenge span over two millennia and concludes true astronomy was not the edifice’s purpose. General Weyler, Spanish minister of war, plans to resign after officials overruled his order allowing attendance at court functions.
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E. Walter Maufred
Delhi
Ghizeh
Salisbury Plain
Euphrates
Weyler
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Tion
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Arcadia
Piiizsoo
Mammoth Rocker
E. Wash. St
Virginia Ave
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Roy
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Beck
Sandringham Park
Sandringham
Prince and Princess of Wales
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