Mr Sheldon Creed Covenant Adopts New Church Text
The Central Congregational church adopted a revised church covenant at a weekly prayer meeting. The simplified form emphasizes living according to scripture and uniting with the church, including promises to worship, serve, and uphold church duties through the Holy Spirit. The approval followed a committee led by Rev Charles M Sheldon and Dr T W Peers Mirek.
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Atell
Charles M. Sheldon
T. W. Peers Mirek
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Lorik Bad
Bae
God
Church of Christ
Shanes
Beckal
New Telephone Rival Chooses 21 Directors in New York
The World reports the Telephone Tee Rrapl and Cable company assembling a 21-member board led by Jacob Astor and Thomas Duplatt as it becomes a rival to Mell Telephone. The firm claims options on most independent eastern lines, including control in New York, with key figures like Willes T. Bikite and Chaces Ro Win among directors. Aims include absorbing 2200 concerns and expanding reach through the region.
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New Telephone Company
New York
Teiephone
Tete- Rrapl and Cable Company
Mell Telephon Company
Wen Ae
Jacob Astor
Thomiia Duplatt
Willes T. Bikite
Chaces Ro Win
Francis M Jenks
WE. Gelstenene Surtin
Iatonen
Emerson MecMiltin
Frank Telford
A.B Wiktener
Obie
Adame
Cakes Aimet
J. Z. Holrock
Easton
WH Crocker
Iis
Eliy
Realerbocker Telephone
Peng
Effort to Gain Control of People's Telephone Co
Darwin H. James presides over the People's Telephone Company as attempts to seize control unfold. James H. Thombs of the Independent Telephone Association assists as advisers while they press the Bell system in Boston courts, arguing its patents expired in 1594.
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Pines
People's Telephon Company
Americans To Run It In Venezuela Ambition Shifts Banking Control
American investors including George W. Upton of Ohio gain concession rights to a third banking region in Venezuela while exiled leader Castro advances. Andrade returns to Caracas as Castro crosses from Colombia with 3,000 government troops facing a 690 mile march, delaying business and signaling a fragile power shift.
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New York
George W. Upton
Ohio
Upton
York City
Philadelphia
Senora Andrade
San van
Portu Fiew
Andrade
Weil
Fils
Caracas
Barbadoes
Castro
Carcus
Anirade
Colombia
Sneed Likely to Head Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Pulpit
New York, Nov 1 The Witth Avenue Presbyterian pulpit committee reports the queen was discussed for three hours and a sub-committee will go to St Louis to hear Dr Sneed preach next Sunday. The move could lead to selecting Dr Sheed for the Fifth Avenue church.
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New York
Witth Avenue Presbyterian Church
St. Luis
Sneed
Sheed
Fifth Avebee
Iselin Has Enough on Columbine Yachting Plans
Columbia owner Iselin uneasy about fate of the Cup defender after haulout at City Island. Reports from Hawkins yard indicate possible voyage plans across the ocean or remaining in home waters. Crew members dispute future moves as Morgan funds gear and Vanderbilt covers earlier expenses.
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Columbia
New York
Noviz
the Tribone
Columbine
Join Hawkins
City Island
Iselin
Taeks
All View
New Rochelle
Hawkin's
Hiei
Ealog
Rigland
Voluobir
Gundd
Canvanses
Tile
Witch
Jake
Hawkins
Commodore J. Pierpont Morgan
W. KK. Vanderbilt
Held For Trial In Election Fraud Conspiracy
Samuel Saiter deputy coroner Joseph R. Redsers lieutenant Clarence Maeser and others were held in 1800 for conspiring to steal ballots in a Washington election scam. Testimony described a party of alleged repeaters brought from Washington, fake ballots, and participation by local officers to commit fraud.
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PhiAdelphia
Samuel Saiter
Joseph G. Redsers
Capital Police
Washincton LL. C
Clarence Maeser
Congressional Library
Washinton
Washington
Redgers
George Kinde
Siventl
Senator Harris Duty in Senate Probe of Beer Adulteration
A New York era report notes United States Senator Harris leading a senate committee session investigating beer adulteration. Witnesses including brewers and officials testified against deleterious ingredients while urging a federal law to regulate beer quality. The committee, with members Mason Wetmore and Harris, prepared for further hearings and reporting.
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United States
Harris Ie
Senate Comruitites
New York
United States Senate
Imperial Hotel
Mason
Iiliness
Warris and
Wetmore
J. G. Hupftel
Henry T. Lippe
Whas
Bree
John Itniwn
Lone Island Bniwig Company
Jona Dbaver
Foo & MM. Schaeffer Company
Simeoh Step Inert
Liebman's Lane
Liebman
Topeka News Snapshots Reflect Local Life and Events
A collage of brief items from Topeka society includes visits by residents and officials, court and city hall notes, weddings and home news, local politics, and upcoming events. It mentions Frank Grimes leaving, Dayton visiting, a court matter, and a church fair with a charitable appeal.
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Essie McPherson
Woodien
A. Son
Sevican
Aeaneee
Frank Grimes
Leenara Tor Dayton
Chios
CS Suniary
Jonnies
Boytille
Chartes Wewallet
Mobland
Robert Preeman
Phyxtelan Ree
Santa Fe Hospital
Valle Weimaretana
Soake
Walters Antun
Prrha
Mieenbad
Ccs
Kimmie
Daulge McElroy
Court of Appeals
Etefan
Vestrdas
Jenny
Bilis Jyhneah
Shurus
Tijieka
Ile Pliys
Bird
Nopeis
Etty
Tambeau Club
Larry
Topekamb
Wetater Storean
Chierle
Timt
Heid
Ladies' AM Society
Methodist Church of
Tmttrak
Union Pacific
Topeka
Bastar
Opekie
Crete Therie
Law and Order Bulletin
AL Walliamas
Ne Pilsier
Cudal
Irwin Midge
Dali
Sixth Ace
Qilney Street
Hel. Alkive
J. K. McNary
Cibbuns
Miss Snell Debuts On Chicago Stage In December
Miss Snell granddaughter of Amos J. Snell, a Chicago debutante, will appear December 12 at the Chicago Opera House in a matinée for the Conservatory School of Music and Dramatic Art. She will portray Claire in The Trounhandler, studied at the conservatory for two years, and plans to form her own company next year.
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Chicago
Eye Grace Shell
Amos J. Snell
Chicago Opera House
Chicago Consenvatory School of Music and Dramatic Art
Piay
Claire
George Ohnel
Snell
Washington Boulevard
War of Gold Monument Fund Effort Faces Hurdles
In a terse interview, organizers outline a bid to secure funds for a monument. The record lists several individuals and uncertainties around the campaign while stressing the project’s necessity and local significance.
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Trott Barem
Seana
Dupin
Irena
Aed Honary
John Pi Weedmand
Monument to De Lesseps Unveiled at Port Said
The khedive unveiled a monument here to the late Count Ferdinand de Lesseps, the engineer of the Suez Canal, in the presence of ministers Lord Cromer the British diplomatic agent and various European representatives including duchesses from across Europe.
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de Lesseps
Port Baid
Khedive
Gay
Count Ferdinand de Lesseps
Lord Gromer
Europe
Cuba Party Rifts Traced in Havana Deliberations
Delegates from the municipal assembly of the Cuban League and Cuban National Party clash over a proposed general party programme. Senor Port argues sincerity concerns and democratic shifts while Dr Oro calls for reconstruction and unity. The Spanish steamer Buenos Ayres arrived with six hundred immigrants, quarantined at Mariel after a long voyage.
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Havana
Cuban League
Cuban National Party
Lucha
Patria
Senor Port
National Party
League
Coanell
al & Masa
Cuba
Republican Party
Ube
Interven
Dr Oro
Unie
Barcelona
Mariel
Hustler theater show sparks mixed audience reaction
The Hustler at Crawford theater drew sharp laughter and blunt criticism for vulgar humor and disrespectful gags. Review notes one young performer, others lack polish, and jokes about McKinley provoked mixed applause with some boos from Topeka patrons.
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Crawford Theater
Siam
Dinner for Schley Dinner Hosted by Clover Club
Rear Admiral Sieh was hosted to a Clover Club dinner in Philadelphia on November 17 before departing to command South Atlantic waters. Notable guests included Commodore Clara formerly of the battleship Oregon, and Sieh’s forthcoming lecture on the age lecture course. Hon J P Dolliver to lecture tonight at the High School as part of the union lecture course.
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Schley
Philadelphia
Sieh
Clover Club
South Tiestie Agaxaeon
South Afgican
Cogtuis Clara
Gregen
Sehley
Wei
J. P. Dolliver
the Union
J.P. Doiliver
Antots
Logan's body buried in Manila after transport delay
A War Department dispatch from General Oswald reports Major John A. Logan could not be moved to the United States promptly, so his body was buried at Manila. Five days elapsed before shipment. Major Logan's effects were sent with the transport. Mrs. Lexan sent a fine portrait to honor him at the transport Logan saloon.
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Washington
War Department
John A. Logan
Manila
Logan
United States
Lexan
Engineer Killed In Alabama Train Collision Near Bibbystile
A Birmingham Alabama man reports an ENGINEER killed when a passenger train on the Alabama Great Southern line leaving at 4 30 pm collided with an extra double header freight near Bibbystile two miles west of the city at 6 o percent. The passenger train failed to wait for the northbound freight and struck it, sending the engineer to his death.
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Alabama Great Southern
Birmingham
Ala
Bibbyslie
Tenginter Patterson
Bibbyitle
Senator Mason Probes Food Adulteration Findings
New York November 37 Senator Mason of the United States senate committee on manufactures continued his inquiry into food adulteration with Prof. Tussell H Chittenden first witness. He testified that boracic acid used as a preservative in beer retards digestion but small quantities appear harmless while large amounts cause harm. He said few market foods contained preservatives like antocrids and urged laws mandating clear labeling of preservatives and quantities. He favored outlawing coloring matter in preserving fruits and vegetables and supported establishing national purity standards with expert review.
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New York
Mason
Tiliuis
United States
Senate Committee of Manufactures
Tussell H Chittenden
The
University
Sheffield School of Scistice
American Physiological Sockety
Prof
Chittenden
H W. Wiley
Profsser Crittenden
Issac Rheinstrom
Cincinneti
Manufacturers urged truthful representations of goods in markets
James K. Jarvie spoke on impurities in imported coffees and their purification before sale. A chemist J. Schuler detailed sugar refining, noting one mild correction step. Schuler doubted widespread adulteration, while importer Almus Elsner backed laws requiring malt extract makers to prove at least 40 percent malt content.
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James K. Jarvie
Ani
Ayers
Cotes Tuuls
J. Schuler
Imi
Weinley Woes Echoed in Arkansas Visit
Memphis dispatch reports Senator James K Jones and wife visiting Pin Bluff Arkansas relatives. Jones eyes Chicago Democ ratic committee interviews and hints at Democratic gains nationwide. He predicts Kentucky and Ohio outcomes favoring Democrats and notes Republican fundraising impact. The piece portrays a shifting mood toward the administration.
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Memphis
Tenn
Pin Blut
Ark
James K Jones
Chifare
Nemibor
Democrati
Jones
Ohio
Srg
Bobeun
Tyrt
Hiro
Kentucky
Vietory
Elnclives
Deriwnentity
Fowler Challenge Litigates in Public Debate at City Hall
The State Journal reports Mrs Fowler faces a challenge from Tub the Baltor in a public lecture debate at the city hall. Edward Adculgy, J.P. Deliver, and hardware ads mix with notices for steel ranges and hardware offerings as part of a cluttered page.
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Fowlers
Tuthe Baltor
State Journal
Bowler
Wight
Milan
Staicmenin
Fowler
Tix
Peonie Peevent
Edward Adculgy
A. D
Topeka
Coughin Hardware Co
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Crawfords Theater
MR. Sheldon’s Creed
Holy Catholic Church
Topeka Laundry Coo
Asmonto
St. Asmonie
Benestlene
Amonio Benuilent
Eversibineg
Amonio
Sayi Ktecers
Amonio Benstiene Satohees
Webster-Tulloch Coal Co
Haye
West Eighth Street
Whittlsey Mer. CO
Eagie Heaith
Yeinner
Senator Harris
Pillshure
Cayemy Grove & Fatmlaatte
Eagle Health
MERCO
Hagie Health Pepsin Gaim
Miss Snell
Dublin
Africa
Stationery
Cologne
Eau de Cologne
Express
Logan's
Apts
Butterick
Weinley
Senator Jones
Steweit
TJ. Coughlin ‘Hardware Co
Kansas
Ayenua
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