Conference Journal Notes From North Carolina Methodists
The article covers the North Carolina Methodist Conference sessions with reports by presiding elders on district progress, calls for ministers, and appeals for church extension. It highlights admissions of young ministers, visits by Dr. John R. Brooks and Dr. Morris, and a comprehensive address on church extension emphasizing building churches in new fields. It notes superannuated ministers, charitable offerings, and yesterday’s proceedings including lectures and temperance resolutions.
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N. H. D. Wilson
Kenneth Homes
Lucius S. Massey
E. E.rose
Michael Bradshaw
John C. McCall
Jesse D. Bundy
Elias B Wilcox
Jesse J. Porter
Major T. Best
Jesse W. Martin
Jesse T. Draper
North Carolina
John R. Brooks
Brooks
J. W. Jones
Methodist Church
Dr. Nash
Jes. Wheeler
Dr. Morris
Morris
Church Extension Board
North Pole
Father
J. J. J. Brooks
Bishop Galloway
L. Herman
Newbern
Warrenton
Washington
Greensboro
Judson Vernon
Kenneth R. Pugh
Central Church
Raleigh
Goldsboro
Durham
R. W.townsend
Temperance
D. Herndon Tuttle
Madison Thanksgiving Welcomes Three Sons and Brides
Special to State Chronicle Madison N C November 27 Madison celebrated Thanksgiving with the return of three of her noblest sons and their brides Dr C B McAnnadly and Miss Janie Fitzgerald Sam Smith and Miss Edna Leighfried C V McGehee and Miss Kate Churchhill Leighfried from Old Dominion Churchhill from Newbern. They hail from the hills of Dan Long may they all live and enjoy their homes Pills often leave a person constipated Simmons Liver Regulator never does.
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State Chronicle
Madison
N. C
C. B. McAnnadly
Janie Fitzgerald
Sam Smith
Edna Leighfried
C. V. McGehee
Kate Churchhill
Leighfried
Old Dominion
Miss Churchhill
Newbern
Dan
Massacre and revolt spread in northern China
London reports a Mongolian insurrection spreading from Kiangchow toward Pekin with mass killings of Christians and Belgian priests. Dispatches note well armed bands devastate Belgian mission stations at Tayou Sanchi and Gehol while local authorities blame Mongolian robbers and dispatch troops to quell the unrest.
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London
Chronicle
Tien-Tsin
Mongolia
Pekin
Paris
China
Tayou
Sanchi
Gehol
Proclamation Ends Dictatorship and Reopens Congress
President Piexotto declares that Da Fonseca’s arbitrary power is abandoned and the reign of law is restored. The Fonseca decree dissolving Congress is annulled and the federal district siege is raised. Congress is summoned to reassemble December 16 to resume deliberations.
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Rio de Janeiro
Floriano Piexotto
da Fonseca
Piexotto
Fonseca
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Federal District
Funeral for Earl of Lytton to be simple at Knebworth
Paris dispatch reports the Earl of Lytton death and plans to inter his remains at Knebworth, Hertford. The funeral will be simple as requested, with no flowers on the coffin. The late parish ambassador to France died suddenly at his Paris residence.
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Paris
Earl of Lytton
France
Knebworth
Hertford
Brazil Abdicating Dictator Fonseca Retires From Power
A Rio de Janeiro dispatch says Fonseca abdicated the dictatorship and renounced his commander in chief title, retiring to private life. Papers demand impeachment of his ministry as governments across the states back the new president Peixotto. Rumor links moving the federal capital from Rio de Janeiro to Niothercy.
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United Press
Valparaiso
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Fonseca
Peixotto
Niothercy
Keystone Bank Suits Filed Against Keystone Stockholders
Robert M. Yardley receiver for Keystone National bank filed 87 suits in U S district court seeking $50 per share from stockholders, totaling $281,150 for assessments.
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United Press
Puhi Lapetrata
Robert M. Yardley
Keystone National Bank
U. S. District Court
Keystone Bank
Allen Sues Cigarette Trust Over Promotion Pay
Theodore E. Allen sues the cigarette trust for pay in promoting the combination. His attempt to form a cigar trust has fallen through in New York on November 27.
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New York
Theodore E. Allen
Cigarette Trust
Rio is Quiet. By Cable. London Dispatch
Rio de Janeiro reports everything quiet and business resuming. The dispatch notes calm conditions and normal activity returning as the city recovers from disruption.
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London
Rio Janeiro
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