REPLIES TO HOWE Shows Tow Churches Have Grown in Recent Years
A lengthy report covers a gathering titled Replies to Howe with authorities quoted on evolution and Christianity. Dr Fisk of Wire Congregational Church and Ray led a discussion on lay sermons, addressing Darwinian theory and faith, church growth, and the role of intellect in religious belief.
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Ray
Fisk
Wire Congregational Church
Jacey
Brybubi
Ara
Howe
Moween
Fisk Ince
Derecain i
Rey
maGee
Euler
Asd
Thors Behemian
Diwe
Hiswe Mabe
Tanriouk
Fike
Tata
Breden
Pek Continedt
Bird
Mike
Death of Mrs Hazen Mother of District Judge Dies
Mrs Eliza Hazen aged 76, mother of Judge Z J Hazen and W R Hazen, died at her home one mile from Toes on the night of the report. Funeral Tuesday at 10 AM from the residence with interment in Pointers cemetery. The district court recessed till Thursday due to the death.
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Diea
Mra Eliza Hasen
Z .7. Hilleen
W. R. Hazen
Mre Hazen
Arer
Ponteks
Iittrint
Widespread police raid and city court actions reported
Local police conducted a raid linked to a plan involving goods and uniforms while officials in New York and London discuss art and photographs. A marriage license was issued for Sameed Jeet and Fynnhle Crockett, ages 2 and 36 respectively, with other entries noting a trial date for W J Chamberlain and various public notices.
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Fen Jordan
Jett
MM. J. Howard
New York
Diwand Wilder
Jotana Philippine
London
Talie von Wolff van Fodiens
Sameed
Jeet
Aril
Crockett
Jielee Dolman
W. J. Chamberlain
Capt Bart DL San Francwen and Command of Transport Warren
Captain Heart, commander of the transport Warren, was involved in an accident years ago at St Luke's hospital. Two of his crew were injured. The injury has worsened, and the current report notes a liver issue described in a remedial context. Blood Bitters are cited as a tonic for a weak liver.
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Bart
San Francwen
Heart
Warren
St Luke's Hospital
Queen's Visit to Ireland Sparks Pageant and Tense Welcome
A Dublin welcome for the queen features a grand state coach, many carriages, and about a hundred horses. Officials hope a lengthy stay depends on public temper, with civic leaders presenting keys at Leesan Street as Orange demonstrations appear possible but unlikely to disrupt the royal visit.
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New York
Dublin
Ireland
Talton
Staunen
Redmond
Marrington
Leesan Street
Redin
Dubli
Itiab
Peiblin
Con Vinerd
Oldiers
Windsor
Kingham Palace
Geverty
Anthor
Rinsstown
Springs Sensation in Governor Testimony on Coeur d Alene Case
Washington April 2 Governor Steunenbergs testimony before the Coeur d Alene investigation centers on pre April unrest in the district. He recounts alleged armed union threats and a drive to disband the 1897 Coward Alene mill miners group. He cites masked men seizing arms and plots to attack mines and mine officials, and notes correspondence with state authorities about missing arms and dangerous threats.
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Washington
Steunenberg
Western Federation
Ober
Stednentwre
Coeur @ Alone
Millan
Murray
G. A. Tt
Breunenbers Gat
Preneh
Coeur d'Alene
Cook
Ohmilla
Wantner
Bunker Hill
Canyon Creek
Frederick B. Whitney
Frisco
Blumnenbere
Areweritg
Jed Boyce
Waetern Federation of Miners, Witt
Ex- Dlosin
Bunker Hunt and Sullivan
Virginia
Governor pressed on sources as he cites Sovereign and Campbell
In a tense exchange the governor names James J. Sovereign as a source via a trusted friend and then identifies AQ Campbell. He confirms Campbell’s presence in the committee room amid questions about other informants. Officials say fear of assassination has deterred others from providing information. The committee adjourns at 2 elon.
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James ¥ J. Sovereian
Bir
Hay
AQ Campbell
Campbell
Sovereign
United States Role in Guam and Civilizing Mission
Fragmented excerpt argues toward imperial policy, claiming duty to uplift Guam and its inhabitants, promote enterprise, and expand American civilization. Emphasizes growth through responsible governance, economic development, and incorporation into U S territories while stressing limited self-rule.
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Guam
Onder
Daw
Justice
Ubarty
Porte Hie
Hawai
Philippines
Marnila
Orient
Another Is Gone Death Of Topeka Pioneer John B Bartholomew
John Bartlay Bartholomew a Topeka pioneer dies at home Sunday four o clock after a long battle with pneumonia begun March 3. He helped grow Topeka by real estate and city development dating from 1880, platting and selling the first twenty subdivisions and guiding early town growth.
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John Bartlay Bartholomew
Topeka
Bartholomew
John B. Bartholomew
Kansas Capital
Ity
Rapid Transit Railway Company
Pennsyvania
Philadelphia
Ag Ge
Wellsville
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Mount #unniture company
Croebs Brothers
Axe Metohief
Tarthulines
Nebraska
Colorado
Porwir
Buse & Stillson
Brom
Hillis Resigns from Presbytery Over Doctrinal Disputes
Dr W Gray editor of the Interior informs the Chicago presbytery of his withdrawal from Plymouth church Brooklyn and requests demission from the Presbyterian ministry Indicating he favors revision of the creed and argues that great institutions question a personal God The scene includes nearly all Chicago ministers as the letter detailing his reasons is read aloud and a committee is to report later on the matter
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Chicago
W. Gray
Interior
Todixy
Plymouth
Cheng
Hille
Abbott
Henry Ward Heechler
Hija
Tate
Allis
Ely- Lieition
Sores Gfamnion
Reedue i Jor
Remdizgelop Minties
Tevaral
Mitatag
Market Report From Chicago and Major Grain Markets
Chicago and other markets show mixed activity with auto export demand and short covering driving futures. May and July prices moved sharply, with wheat and corn seeing light offerings early and firm to strong closes amid concern over European weather and U.S. export demand.
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Chicago
Smith Seth
Sage
Digo
Bsc
Europe
Coverine Aguinet
Coverine Agsinet
Almameapolis
Duluth
Med
GWG
Core
Mas
Market and grain chatter from New York and rail lines
New York April 2 Bullish week eyed on Wall Street as higher prices spread across grains and staples. Wheat and corn markets show shifts with futures trading amid reports of global supply dynamics and dividend hints for major firms.
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New York
Wall Street
Penn
Dortiers
Pacine
O. P
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Nave Atttare
Bedi
Thoms Sulferson
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Renzon
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BDO
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Jesus
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Herbert
Mr. Howe
Darwin
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Uhia
Howe Sara
Lane Cumin
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Eedl— Peiste
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Idaho
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Pacific Coast
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Minneapolis
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Standard Railroad
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Oma
Burlington
Ewen
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Elliott
Ral
Menager
St. Joseph, Mo
Eran Semingly Adiszon
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Journal
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Iteo
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Sheet
Saks
Soneoma
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Bone
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Texistos
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Farice
Latibs
Slomitlie
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Liverpool
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Ghiveston
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CRAIN
Ro & Sons
J. C. Gotnzs
Pith
Phteago
Paris
Ne Tire
Gorn
Geeronne
Sparoaschanne
Serwal
Coppee- Say Rilo
Golnex
Scone Merchant
Eevetver Aid Shippur
Ayers
Australia
India
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Forsign
Tell O! Ine
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Pennayivant the Atchison and
Ary
Pac
Hint UP
Lee
East Fifth Street
Kan
Pecel
People’s Gas A
Am. Tobscee
Steel Bee & Ben Mitay
J. F. Harris
Chiengo Board of Trade
J.C. Goings
East Pitth Street
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