Ecumenical Conference session on church roles and women participation
The discussion at the Ecumenical Conference in Washington D C on October 13 focused on the church and women’s roles. Speakers including Rev J Travis and Rev J H Mor iglad addressed lay power, organization, and the place of women in church work and leadership.
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Box
D. C
Sion
Jes Travis
London
W.D
London Isleyan
Deliv
Benjamin
James
St. Louis
Central Christian
William Gorman
Land
J. P. Landis
Ohio
Thomas Nnland
W. F. Old
Bishop Hood
2. Zion Church
F. Rird
Kentucky
Erson
Boston
Sapoke
Handsome Trinity College Hotel and tower work in Durham
Special from Durham North Carolina reports the College Inn at Trinity College near completion with about 100 rooms and a $30,000 cost. Rebuilding of Trinity’s fallen tower uses better materials as $125,000 in building improvements are under way. Also notes deaths of John Watson and James Inscoe and Mrs Jewett. Internal revenue collections near $17,000 per week.
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Durham
Trinity College
Trinity's
N. C
College Inn
Messrs. Duke
John Watson
Chapel Hill
James Inscoe
Supreme Court Third District Docket Summary
Third district cases include Bank vs Burgwyn and Stancill vs Harrell with docket motion granted. Opinions: Perry vs Scott affirmed Jones. Albertson vs Terry Pasquotank no error. State vs Railroad Beaufort error. State vs Van Doran Washington affirmed. Thorp vs Minor Granville no. Lewis vs Lumber Beaufort error. Hurdle vs Stallings Perquimans error. Carter vs Rountree Hertford. Brown vs Davis Pasquotank affirmed. Grant vs Harrell Northampton action dismissed. Spencer vs Bell Beaufort error. Railroad vs Fisher Beaufort. Wardens vs Washington Beaufort action dismissed. Cunninggim vs Peterson Beaufort error. State vs Pope Edgecombe. Boone vs Drake Northampton.
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Bank
Burgwyn
Stancill
Harrell
Perry
Scott
Jones
Albertson
Terry
Pasquotank
State
Railroad
Beaufort
van Doran
Washington
Thorp
Minor
Granville
Lewis
Lumber Company
Hurdle
Stallings
Perquimans
Carter
Rountree
Hertford
Brown
Davis
Grant
Northampton
Spencer
Bell
Fisher
Wardens
Cunninggim
Peterson
Pope
Edgecombe
Boone
Drake
Oldest Negro in Texas Dies at 115 in Bretham
Old Aunt Callahan dies in Bretham Texas aged 115 and is remembered as possibly the oldest black resident in the state She distinctly recollected Andrew Jackson and lived to witness many era changes in the region.
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Bretham
Texas
Callahan
Andrew Jackson
Reduced Rates to Black Creek Association
The Richmond and Danville railroad offers round trip tickets at reduced rates to Selma or Goldsboro North Carolina for the event. Tickets go on sale October 23 and 24 with limited returning October 12 7 1891.
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Black Creek Association
Black Creek
N. C
Richmond and
Danville
Selma
Goldsboro
Abduction and Outrage Tales From Reform Era Dispatch
Birmincham Alabama reports an attempted shooting by Mrs. Fannie Hoff at Coalburg targeting J T Hill and deputy Schenfield. She is arrested after a second pistol raises the danger, later released on bond. London reports Armenian abductees amid alleged conversions in Constantinople, sparking alarm. In Ensley City six workers die when a stove nears powder on a construction train, with two others fatally injured.
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Birmincham
Ala
Fannie Hoff
Coalburg
J. T. Hill
Sloss Iron and Steel Company
Birarncuam
Ensley City
Sam Williams
John Jones
Frank Miller
Sandy Norway
Henry Bradford
Inauguration of President Winston at State University
Today marks the inauguration of George Tayloe Winston as President of the State University. Notable speakers include Dr. Curry President Gilman and Walter H. Page. An evening reception followed by a German at Winston’s, with Raleigh attendees and a group of prominent local women.
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George Tayloe Winston
The
State University
Dr. Curry
Gilman
Walter H. Page
Winston
Raleigh
Thos. S. Kenan
Charles E. Taylor
Wake Forest College
W. L. Pottat
Natural History
C.D. McIver
Normal and Industrial College
I. McK. Pittenger
Bennett Smedes
A. B. Hunter
F. D. Winston
Bertie
A.B. Andrews
Three Failures and Civic Sermons by Dixon in Brooklyn and New York
The Rev. Dr. A C Dixon preached at Hanson Place Brooklyn on Balmaceda Boulang er and Parnell, praising Parnell while criticizing Balmaceda and Boulang er. He also critiqued Briggs controversy and condemned clerical homilies to authority as savage. John Robinsons circus parade and performances drew large crowds with Solomon and the Queen of Sheba in the first act and notable changes in clowning.
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A. C. Dixon
Hanson Place Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Balmaceda
Boulagger
Parnell
Balmacts
Chili
Napoleon Bonaparte
Boulanger
Charles Stewart Parnell
Ireland
Thomas Dixon
Association Hall
Sundey
Professor Briggs
Briggs
John Robinson
Robinson
Solomon
Sheba
John Lowlow
Democratic Meeting of State Executive Committee Noted
The State Democratic Executive Committee will convene in Commons Hall Thursday at 8 o'clock. Members and other attendees are asked to take notice. Ep. Cuamsers SMITH.
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State Democratic Executive Committee
Commons Hall
No Counter Manifesto Mentioned by Irish Leader
A Dublin dispatch reports Justin McCarthy MP denying any intention to issue a counter manifesto and urging support for Parnell's work for Ireland. The Freeman's Journal condemns factionalism, calling the manifesto act treacherous. Other items note city election results in Granapoutis and life-saving ship Despatch wreck details.
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Londoon
Justin McCarthy
M. P
Parnell
Ireland
Freeman’s Journal
Dustin
The
Indianapolis
Granapoutis
Ind
Simmons Liver Regulates Handy Prevents Doctor Visits
A compact health note touts Simmons Liver Regulates as a reliable aid reducing the need for medical visits. The product is promoted as supporting liver function and overall wellness for everyday use.
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Simmons
Critics Fault State Deaf and Blind Institution Management
In a Special Cor report the State Chronicle questions the handling of the Deaf and Blind asylum. It argues the campus mixes blind, sign, and oral programs, demands separate facilities, blames underfunding for lack of competent oral teachers, and urges legislators to support humane training to grant speech and dignity to the students.
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Asylum For the Deaf
Desperadoes Captured After Sandy Bottom Station Fire
Norman Edwards and John Boone assaulted the Western North Carolina railroad station agent at Sandy Bottom in Madison county and were confined for safekeeping. The station building burned, freight was destroyed, and the prisoners escaped. They were later captured in Asheville and returned to Madison county. Rewards were paid to the arresting officers by the county and railroad company.
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Norman Edwards
John Boone
Sandy Bottom
Western North Carolina
Madison County
Asheville
Sun's Phantasma at the Academy of Music in Cleveland
Jules Venna the Parisian Wonder Worker presented Sun's New Phantasma Novelty Co. to a large audience. He performed as the Sahib Ben Hammed style necromancer producing objects from air and other feats. A full house greeted the show and a return engagement is planned.
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Jules Venna
Sun
New Phantasma Novelty Co
Academy of Music
Mr. Venna
Sahib-Ben-Hammed
Cleveland, O
Simmons Liver Regulator Headache and Liver Cure Claim
An advertisement declares Bradycrozine as a universal cure for headache and other ailments. It claims Simmons Liver Regulator provides relief for headache indigestion and liver disorders, asserting complete cure.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
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