Jubilee of Fr Hayden and Priestly Life in Catholic Ministry
The account describes the twenty-fifth jubilee celebration of Fr. M. Hayden of Solomon City and the life and influence of Catholic clergy. It notes the jubilee sermon by Rev. William J. Dalton, the bishop and dignitaries attending, church decor and rites, and reflections on the priesthood's role in advancing education, faith, and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Parsne
Gen
John J. Cunningham
Concertte
Alorraa
Mares Charset
Eas Piken
Aenoron
Ar Kuhls
Tc. Moore
Hayion
Solomon City
Fes
J. A. Head
Annunciation
Pirish
Bi. Lins
Subedoncun
Church of Assumption
Vaiken
Anorchesten Bittern Pleven
GE Professor Heck
Pather
Wiliam J. Dalton
Katsan
Silver Jubilee of Father Hayden at Topeka Church
The Topeka parish observes Father Hayden’s silver jubilee with Masses, processions, and a banquet. Messages from Bishop Cunningham and Father Dalton praise his devotion, and local clergy recall his Irish roots and priestly service from Latrobe to Leavenworth. A religious pageant, poems by parishioners, and a tour abroad accompany the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unt
Kanne
Pather Dalion
I Paul
Marties
Kanes
Caid Pather Dalton
Kuneas
Perteh
Hayden
Havien
Will al- Wage
Finydeh
Yidir
Wis
Fluydet
Church of the Assumption
Ariddrer
J. W. Baby
Anon
Richtend Hodgins
Topeka
Dromptu Suns
Cunningham
Father Hiden
Bascommon
Ireland
Beesec
St. Vincent' S Mutmry
Latrobe
Domineo
Michaelia Neminary Io
Prideare Bistrot
Leavenworth
Transvaal is Entered Roberts and Buller Unopposed
London reports from May 17 indicate Lord Roberts and General Buller move steadily toward key targets in the Transvaal and Natal. Dispatches note Mequatlitg’s Nek and Modder Poort falls, with native reports confirming disorder among the Pre-Staters and lines advancing toward Chrteumsia and Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Office
Lord Roberts
Kroonatad
Rundie
Mequatlitg
Hunter
Transvaal
Chrteumsia
Methuen
Heopstad
Buller
Dannihauser
Diviston
Dantilauser
Newcastle
Hlummlaarte
Glencoe
Lanonuver Drift
Home of Commons
James Kitson
Nheral
Yorkshire
West Riding
Colnts Valles
Mafeking
Pretoria
Tureday
Josing
Fomne
Kruger
Cape Town
Lorenso Marques
Eloff
Baiten-Powell
Kaden-Powell
Tbe
Coramendant Eloff
Great Britain
Celanes Badin Powell
Teyonathd
Blegars Berg
Jackinger Yelock
Col Balton-Peter
Belated Boer Relief Rumors Amid Siege
Described as a desperate siege ending with Federals abandoning key positions in the Transvaal region. Reports say rebels have withdrawn from the Bizearsbers area and New Ces, while mounted units stay on the far side of the border to delay British advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenso
Eploles
England
Roberts
South African Republic
New Ces
Eminent Divines Open Presbyterian Assembly in St Louis
In St Louis on May 11 the Presbyterian general assembly began its 11th annual meeting at the Washington and Compton Avenue church. Delegates and ministers from northern western states and several synods including China attended, with focus on elections for a permanent clerk and rector positions as the assembly plans two weeks of proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Presbyterian General Assembly
Washington and Compton Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Central and South China
North China
Tidla
Amon
Washington and
Compton Avenue
Presbyterian
Robert F. Sample
Assembly
Wm. McKibben
Cincinnati
Charles D. Droxey
Philadelphia
Rome
Columbus
California
Tey Br
Wim. E. Noble
Redlands
New York
T. Raleton Smith
Clark
Presbyterian Synod of the
China
Quartette
Washington
Campion Avenue
R. Sanple
Albaugh Victory Leads Anti-Boss League Debacle
The anti-boss league failed to stop Morton Albaugh’s reelection as state central committee chair by a 22 to 7 vote. State officers largely back Albaugh while the convention reshapes districts and names committee members, with key figures like Governor Stanley and H J Richter publicly supporting Albaugh. The full state committee plans to meet in a couple of weeks to elect a chairman and begin campaign preparations.
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Morton Albaugh
Albaugh
George Clark
al Baugh
Mr. Cole
Johnston Holde Albaugh
Iss
Fravik Grimes
Charles F. Scott
Erate Foo
Caer Aes
Pachter
Udee
Attorne
Albiville
Waite
Emporia
Raney
Fort Scotamb
Yates Center
A Mosher
Council
Gray
W. Kanavel
Sedgwick
Hamilton Clathe
L. S. Crum
Oswego
A. A Sharp
Cormaplrtee
Stanley
H. J. Richter
W. V. Church
Frank Nelson
Joe Tomlinson
Godard
Clark
Cole
Messase
State Committee
Abte
Ms Cole
Justice Johnston
Supreme Court
J. B. Jewett
Wichita
CS. Ejiiott
Wellington
William Dixos
St. John
H. A. Perkins
Manhattan
Cyrus Leland
McGonleal
Kansas City
J. B. Tomlinson
Minneapolis
Harry Bone
Ashland
Ed Thorpe
Lekin
A. N. Venard
Ness City
Occar Fagerburg
Olaburs
Thomas Heattiv
Atchison
D. W. Mulyang
Topeka
A. H. Filly
Beloit
Otis L. Benton
Oberlin
Otis L. Atherton
Rosell
D. J. Hane
Hill City
W. R. Fisher
Holton
Tom Kelly
Burton
Jackson
Atchleon
Pam Kelly
Neely Case Postponed and Gas Bonds Vote Reported
The Neely case in New York was postponed for one week as charges of embezzlement involving Cuban postal funds are reviewed. Debating authorities include U S District Attorney Bur nett and counsel Lindsay. In Kansas, Fredonia voters approved a $30,000 20 year gas bond issue amid light turnout. Weather notes indicate scattered showers across Kansas with variable winds.
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New York
Charles W
Neely
Fredonia
Kas
Bowen Loses on Third Ballot at Methodist Conference
At the Epworth Herald editor's report in Chicago on May 17, the third ballot for two general superintendent seats showed Dr. Bowen collapsing while Dr. Berry surged. The tally: Berry 340, Hamilton 286, Moore 668 total ballots, with the conference moving on to bishop votes amid heated debate and procedural amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of General Superintendents
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
D. W. E. Bowen
Berry
Epworth Herald
J. F. Berry
J. W. Hamilton
D. H. Moore
Develo
Pattison
The
Missionary Society
Church Extension
Freedman's Aid Society
Neely St. J
Dra [Kelly
Spellmyer
Committee On
Buckiey
J.P. Berry
Firth
JO. Hamilton
Relly
Maees
W B. Bowen
B. Neely
C.F
Tan
Emporia Man Corydon Rich Tied to Cuban Postal Fraud
A Des Moines dispatch reports Corydon Rich of Emporia is linked to the Cuban postal frauds. Rich, once a prominent Emporia social figure, left for Muncie to work for his brother in law A. A. Goldard, and may have joined Neely in alleged illicit ventures including street paving in Havana and a cocoanut grove deal. Witnesses tease possible self-exoneration while naming Rich as the only listed witness the state will accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Rich
Kansas
Havana
Neely
Corso Rich
Rich
Emporia
Poria
Corydon
Muncie
Estelle Reward sparks claimants eyeing bounty for escapees
Several claimants have appeared as talks rise of a $200 reward offered by Sheriff St Claire Guthrie of Marysville for the capture of capt Estelle and Murphy, the prisoners who escaped. Cropp Froper and Al Neal of Lebo Coffey County claim responsibility for aiding in the capture and may share the bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle and Murphy
Marysville
Cropp
Ed Froper
al Neal
Lebo
Coffey County
Sherif St.Claire Guthrie
Topeka
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Father Haydon
Wm. J. Dalton
Bishop Cunningham
Simera of Charity
Torpou
M. Hayden
Neue
Miletmes
IMI
Quayier
Julien
Joliet
William J. Delius
Kinnear
Marias
Pathe Hayden Bon
Itis Etty
Walter Jasie Certs
Church of the
Wiileh
Heyden
Tata
Church of the Ac
Francia M. Haydon
ROP Jomn Cv
Hunter Is
Christiania
Bote
112Th Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Barnum
Berlin
Hertin
Charlottenberg
Barcum & Bailey Circus
T He Circus
Cir
Republican Committee
Kingman
Philippines
Charles T. Baker
E. V. Lyman
Bcers
Gibraltar
Erie Susser
MacArthur
Neely Case
Bowen
Estelle
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