Compromise verdict in case of alleged heretical professor
Chicago May 8. Chicago Theological Seminary directors accept Dr. George H. Gilbert’s resignation after a confidential, two‑day session. They say his two books contain passages that sparked the dispute but found no current charge of heterodoxy. action deemed best for the seminary, with Gilbert praised as a conscientious Christian.
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Chicago Theological Seminary
George H. Gilbert
Gilbert
Jesus
E. 8. Carr
Stillman Valley
Christ
Carr
W. EK. Barton
Oberlin
Poor Ball Club Show at Washington Park in Indy Tie with Columbus
Weather kept crowds down as Indianapolis and Columbus battled to a 5 to 5 tie in the first series finale at Washington Park. Fox led Indianapolis with three hits while Schlafly and Wall turned a key double play. Columbus four runs came on Butthot’s wild pitching and Eagan’s errors as Sutthoff, Stimmel, Coffman and Eichler tried to hold the Hoosiers.
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Drury
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Hoosiers
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Zimram
Schiafiy
Butthot
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Stimmel
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Eiehler
Hale
Heydon
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Summer
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Cardinal Martinelli Receives Red Berretta in Baltimore Ceremony
Sebastian Martinelli titular archbishop of Ephesius and cardinal-elect of Rome received the red berretta from Cardinal Gibbons in a solemn Baltimore cathedral ceremony. The event featured a long procession of clergy and prominent observers, with Martinelli later robed as a cardinal and then presiding at Mass with Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia delivering the sermon.
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Philadelphia
Gasoline Tank Explosion Kills Two In Amber Township Schoolroom
A gasoline tank exploded during a magic lantern show in Amber township schoolroom in Ludington Michigan, killing August Cramer and injuring William Hannas who was struck by debris and remains unconscious. Many attendees suffer injuries.
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Decoration Day Road Race Plans Underway
At a Tuesday bicycle dealers meeting the annual Decoration Day road race was discussed and Lewis Gordon was chosen to organize arrangements. The race will start at Business Men's Driving Club Park and use the 25 mile course along Allisonville road with a return to finish on the Driving Park track. Seven prizes have been secured and entry blanks will be placed in bicycle stores.
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Boxing Carnival Set by Hazleton Athletic Club
The Hazleton Athletic Club plans a boxing carnival at the Empire Theater this Saturday night. A fifteen round main bout features Jack Cullen versus Kid Blackburn for the State championship. Preliminary four round Hogan versus Kid Harris, six round Kid Green versus Roy Clark, six rounds Young Sharker versus Tommy Carroll. An eight-man battle royal is also on the program.
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Empire Theater
Jack Cullen
ILA pupil4 presents Wagner event at Shortridge High
A Musical Entertainment at Shortridge High School last night featured recitations and music from The Flying Dutchman. The three act program drew a largely attended audience and strong appreciation. A morning dress rehearsal was witnessed by about eight hundred students and teachers.
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Eastman Trial Undergoes Rigorous Cross Examination
In Cambridge Massachusetts the Eastman trial featured two hours of sharp cross examination by the attorney general. Using a stenographic record of other proceedings the prosecutor pressed the Harvard instructor with questions aimed at exposing discrepancies. Eastman admitted some inaccuracies but remained firm in his account that the shooting was an act as he testified before the grand jury.
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Cincinnati Reds Rally and Boston Wins Highlight May Baseball
In a packed early May schedule, Cincinnati defeated St Louis 11 to 3 with Steinfeldt and Nichols delivering power including two home runs and a three base hit. Boston edged Brooklyn 7 to 6 in a tense extra innings affair while New York rallied to beat Philadelphia. Other games featured dramatic turnarounds as Baltimore topped Washington and Chicago beat Cleveland 9 to 3. Attendance and venue details are noted across multiple cities including Boston and New York.
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Notre Dame Downs Nebraska in Hard Hitting Victory
SOUTH BEND IN May 8 Notre Dame players upheld their reputation as hard hitters today by defeating Nebraska University 16 to 10. Notre Dame hit three home runs, four three-base hits, and six singles as Ryan Hogan Townsend and Doane starred in the win.
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Marion Teams Show Fight Across Afternoon Games
Marion won again yesterday and will be in shape to top Indianapolis this afternoon. The Morton team debuts in Indianapolis at 3 0 against the city, as Silent Hoosiers beat Butler College 7 to 5 and M T H S defeated Vories Business College 28 to 2 at Driving Park. Pitcher Charles Baker plans to join Philadelphia after leaving St Joseph.
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Indianapolis Club Struggles With Attendance and Nervy Play
The Indianapolis team delivered fast, high-salaried play but faced insufficient crowds to guarantee profit for owners. Dayton and Columbus were criticized for poor ball, though Dayton can perform better against this advancing lineup. Manager Armour noted players were on edge, yet Indianapolis still outplayed them, while weather and quality play are expected to draw larger crowds in future games.
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Board of Review Decides on Trotting Cases in May Session
The National Trotting Association board resumed investigations in New York, issuing several rulings. Decisions include denial of William Brannigan’s appeal against expulsion for attacking a judge, partial grant for A L Page over a mare’s time record, suspensions and expulsions in the Arch W. dispute, pursuit to recover unlawful winnings, and refunds of fees to several parties after rulings on nonpayment and payment allocations.
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Brannigan
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Tenn
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Tallman
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Scranton
Heart of Oak
E. G. Thomas
Lexington
New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Rendville
Mass
Frank Fehr Stakes Upset as Muddy Churchill Downs Races
Weather and heavy track hinder crowds at Louisville. Chorus Boy, at 2 to 1, led early and held on to win the Frank Fehr Stakes over Reseda and Mr. Phinizy. Other notable results include Sweet Lavender triumphing at Morris Park and Louisville Belle winning at St. Louis as cold conditions persisted. Race cards also noted near misses, disqualifications, and several long shots prevailing in mixed fields.
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California in the Union’s Destiny and Duty
The speaker lauds California’s entry to statehood, its miners and frontiersmen, and its loyalty to the flag. He recalls California’s Civil War era role, its war-time contributions in the Spanish-American conflict, and asserts the Republic’s resilience as long as citizens stay vigilant. He quotes Jefferson on citizen readiness to respond to duty.
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Mob fails to free jailed farmer over deadly assault claim
In Chandler last night a mob attempted to seize John Cofield a farmer charged with ruining his two stepdaughters ages thirteen and fifteen and an alleged fatal operation on the elder daughter. Cofield tried to kill himself as deputies moved to protect him. Sheriff Tilghman later arrested Dr Calvert at Perry on a murder charge related to the death and took him to Chandler. Excitement runs high over the case.
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McKinley at Harrison's Place New York May
At yesterdays annual meeting of the American Tract Society Gen How ard presided. Dr Shearer financial secretary reported twenty seven new publications added this year and totals since beginning reach large counts for volumes issued from the home set and periodicals with the president McKinney named honorary vice president replacing ex president Harrison.
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C. O. Howard
American Tract Society
MecKinney
Harrison
Undaunted by Rain at Pan-American Exposition
Rain failed to deter crowds at the Pan-American Exposition with thousands entering halls as skies darkened. Exhibits in horticulture remained lively with carnations in bloom and cut flowers on display. roses were slated for the next show.
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May
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