Bethany Park Opens With Bright Outlook For Assembly
Bethany Assembly opened with a bright outlook for a successful season. A large crowd is expected as grounds and hotel are in fine condition. No regular program today. praise service at the Tabernacle and a welcome by L L Carpenter. Children under fourteen admitted free tomorrow. Noted arrivals and officers listed, indicating strong local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiansporls Journal
Bethany Park
Bethany Assembly
Jewel
Bethany
Tabernacle
L. L. Carpenter
Assembly
Brooklyn Choir
Monrovia
Martinsville
Plainfield Boys’ Glee Club
Hough and Sherhouse
William Hays
Franklin
Wabash
L. & Murray
Indianapolis
Amos Clifford
Samuel Harris
N. E. Atkinson
W. H. Salyer
Little Laughter
Cincinnati
Carrie F. Allen
Bridgeport
Conn
Homer W. Cole
Rushville
J. W. Linton
Doris
E. P. Randall
Ind
E. McNeal
Charleston
Cottages Occupied by Clergy and Locals for Summer
Notes from the Cottages describe Rev Wiley Ackerman and wife at the Homges cottage and Miss Mary McConaha of New Castle caring for the C W E M cottage. Mrs Scott of Alexandria reports an opening and expected visitors from Alex. New Castle builds a fresh white paint. Teams largely from New Castle. Atkinson arena rented by John B Wood and Joseph W Selvage families of Indianapolis. E P Randall and family moved in yesterday. Stelhorn family of Indianapolis stay in Frazier cottage. Tenters include Mrs Hannah Tressiar of Bluff Creek and Mrs Maxwell of Sullivan. W H Salyer family oversee Standard cottage with Carrie Allen. Standard Publishing Company stockes the cottage with books and supplies.
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Homges
Wiley Ackerman
Mary McConaha
New Castle
Scott
Alexandria
Alex
Atkinson
John B. Wood
Joseph W. Selvage
Indianapolis
E. P. Randall
Stelhorn
Frazier Cottage
Hannah Tressiar
Bluff Creek
Maxwell
Sullivan
Tabernacle
W. H. Salyer
Carrie Allen
Pastors’ Helpers
Standard Publishing Company
Acton Park Assembly Opens With Plans For Ladies Aid
At Acton Park Assembly services continue with sermons by Rev. C W Tinsley and Rev C E Edgin and an evening program by Forest Home Trio. A proposal to form a ladies aid society is led by Mrs J L F Steeg and others. Old folks day features talks by Rev J S Tevis and Rev Allen A Hems on law and Philippine affairs. Bloomingdale Glens sees growing camper turnout from Indianapolis and Terre Haute with locals and visitors enjoying the springs and salt well waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Park
C. W. Tinsley
C. E. Edgin
T. J. Jones
Indianapolis
Forest Home
Harry Wheeler
Edith Wheeler
Avis H Ves
George S. Henninger
J. L. F. Steeg
J. W. Gada
L. W. Akin
J. S. Tevis
Allen A. Hems
Lawton
Philippines
Acton
Indianapolis Journal
Bloomingdale
Ind
Bloomingdale Glens
Albert Sahm
O'Connor
Owings
Gage
Gabie
Cr. O. Barnes
Terre Haute
Carl P. Castor
Glens
Alexander
Harry Thompson
Internal Revenue Office
Dana
Messrs. Jones
Earl White
Monon to host Fountain Park Assembly in August
Monon Indiana announces Fountain Park Assembly near Remington twenty miles southwest of here opening August 9 and running through August 4 with speakers Rev Thomas McClary DeWitt Miller Rev H W Sears Capt R P Hobson and entertainers Bell Ring and others including Col George Pro N F Wala G Paul Smith and Willard Gorton.
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Indianapolis Journal
Monon
Ind
Fountain Park
Daring Diavolo Loops the Loop with Forepaugh Sells Circus
A Forepaugh Sells Circus program boasts new feats led by Diavolo looping a bicycle without spilling water. It touts Aurora Zouaves Minting La Montes St Leons De Luccas Potter troupes and a bike ladder act. The show arrives Wednesday August 1 with Merrick's military band.
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Adam Forepaugh
Sells Bros
Diavolo
New York City
United States
Europe
Jackson
Starr
Shooting Star
Madison Square Garden
Merrick
Juvelile Court Punishment Tale At City Prison
A crowded Juvenile Court session on the third floor of the city prison featured six boys in Sunday dress facing charges for stealing two bushels of potatoes from a Cleveland bound car. Judge Stubbs barred attorneys, lectured, and ordered corporal measures for Artie Duke and Eddie House, with Buddie Clark and Eddie Echels facing separate cases. Neighbors and relatives filled the audience as officers and matron Reisner carried out sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Harry Duke
Artie Duke
Eddie House
Banks, Clark & Co
Cleveland
Prince Albert
Duke
Eddie Gus
Reisner
Eddie Echels
Ruddie Clark
South Noble Street
Clark
Haley
Buddie Clark
Buddie Clarke
Buddie
Basia Dione Mascourbeigne
Insurance News and Notes Highlights a Tornado Loss Era
The article surveys insurance market strains from tornadoes, noting large firms face lower profits and widespread total losses in the Northwest. It covers major life insurance deals in Indiana, a proposed $500000 fire insurer in Chicago, state premium shifts, survivorship law concepts, Missouri fair insurance tensions, and safety concerns from gasoline and electrical risks affecting insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Fair
Missouri
Chicago
Buffalo
W. H. Merrill
Electrical Bureau
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Israel at Sinai Faces Crisis of Idolatry and Faith
The narrative portrays Israel's perilous Sinai sojourn and the epidemic of fear and unbelief as Moses delays. Aaron capitulates to idol making, while Moses returns, shatters the tablets, and thus enacts the theme of broken law. The episode frames a crucial test of fidelity and divine discipline.
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Sinai
Israel
Rephidim
Rameses
God
Moses
Horeb
Egypt
Mack
Jarad
Aaron
Stephen
Apis
Nemesia
Wetion
Paul
Hegel
Mount Sinai
Mount
Hell
Kiel
Prayer as a Housiness in New Orleans
In an odd New Orleans corner a singular old washerwoman blends laundry with biblical prayer. A visitor notes she quotes Scripture at length, interprets each line, and claims to be a professional prayer, earning from it as she once served a neighbor.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
New Orleans
Chinese Anthem Fondled by Antwerp Visitors
A London Leader account describes Antwerp greeting a Chinese envoy with a specially rehearsed welcome featuring a military band playing the Chinese national anthem. The prince, awakened by the music, complained through an interpreter that barbarians were making noise, and was told the tune was the national anthem. The band then offered varied selections including Faust and Honeysuckle and the Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Antwerp
Imperial
Confucius
China
Gounod
Fishing Time in the Woods and Streams
Poem fragment by Minna Irving in Leslie's Weekly evokes longing for fishing time. Vivid memory of mossy stones shaded banks and minnows schooling and trout beneath shells. The narrator recalls donning the old brown coat kept for fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minna Irving
Leslie's Weekly
Medical missions as open sesame for gospel work
The article argues medical missions fuel Christian evangelism by treating patients and conducting prayers before dispensaries open. It cites Li Hung Chang and Wu as examples, notes women physicians can access women’s quarters, and recalls grim conditions where operations occur in mud huts while doctors issue thousands of prescriptions yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John the Baptist
Africa
Li Hung Chang
United States
Tien-Tsin
Harem
Zenana
Medical mission work and funding urged by Amos K Wells
Dr Grace Kimball cites a missionary constituency of nine hundred thousand per station across five million habitats. British and American doctors number fifty missionaries, delivering Christian instruction and hospital care while enduring peril. Wells argues churches must generously fund well equipped hospitals and modern instruments to expand evangelization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Kimball
Great Britain
America
Amos K. Wells
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Hobson
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Harry C. Whitcomb
Charles Birely
Charles Davis
Whitcomb, Birely & Davis
Shelbyville
Frank A. Dunning
Rogers & Rolle
Wyoming
Arkansas
Mississippi
Frederick D. Tappen
New York
New York Mutual Life
Tappen
Benjamin Kelsey
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Indiana Fire Insurance Company
Somopany
la Bourgogne
Mohegan
Paul Jones
Galveston
St. Pierre
Louisiana
Charlie Weiser
Arthur Holwell
North Pine Street
Captain Wheat
Sheldon
Max
Arthur
Charlie
the Journal
Cram
RAND
the Journal Atlas Department
Christian Endeavor
Matt. x
Concordia
Corner Wells
West Water Streets
Germania Building
Milwaukee, Wis
George Brumder
Frank Damkoehler
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