Aked Considers San Francisco Call as New York Pastor Declines
Dr Charles F Aked told Fifth Avenue Baptist in New York that his hopes for a grand institution have faded and he may accept the First Congregational church invite in San Francisco within two weeks He urged trustees to find a reason to keep him but warned no permanent ministry fits present conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles F. Aked
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Pembroke Chapel
Liverpool
John D. Rockefeller
First Congregational Church of
San Francisco
Aked
Pacific Coast
Dr Aked
England
Tims
Reported Engagement Unfounded in Cincinnati
The claimed engagement of Mrs. Corbin of Washington D C widow of Gen Henry C Corbin to Cincinnati capitalist John G Schmidlapp was denied at both Mr Schmidlapps home and Mrs Corbins near Cincinnati The fiance is currently in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Corbin
Washington, D. C
Henry C. Corbin
John G. Schmidlapp
Schmidlapp
Charles D Hilles Succeeds Norton as President's Secretary
Charles D Hilles takes over the role of President's Secretary succeeding Charles D Norton in the administration. Hilles assumes duties immediately and brings prior government service to the position as part of a broader executive reshuffle.
Baker seeks full Eddy estate after family settlement
George W. Baker of Concord, nephew of Mary Baker Eddy, seeks to intervene in Merrimack county court for the Christian Science founder’s fortune. He argues the residue cannot go to Glover or Foster Eddy under New Hampshire law and that their prior relinquishment should not bar his claim as next of kin. Baker is a printer with wide New England work history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
George W. Baker
Mary Baker Eddy
Merrimack County
Christian Science Church
New Hampshire
George W. Glover
B. J. Foster-Eddy
Glover
Foster-Eddy
Bailey Resigns Senate Seat Refusing Colleagues Appeal
Senator Bailey of Texas resigns from the U S Senate after a toward the constitution vote. Vice President Sherman declines to accept the resignation and telegraphs it to Governor Colquitt of Texas. Bailey cites Democratic support for Arizona constitution as contrary to his views and resists calls to reconsider after private consultations with colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Bailey
Texas
Washington
Senate
Dailey
Colquit
Alley
Arizona
Joseph Weldon Bailey
United States
House of Representatives
Horace Chilton
Gov Osborn Vindicated In Public Letters
Gov Osborn releases correspondence between himself Mayor Gaynor Detroit and New York police over a criminal case involving State Senator James A. Murtha of Detroit formerly New York. The material ties Murtha to Osborn opponents and recounts a prior New York case where Murtha, then an attorney, faced disbarment for misappropriating $2 250 in damages from a widow’s claim against a contracting firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing, Mich
Govv. Osborn
Gaynor
New York
Detroit
James A. Murtha
Murtha
Osborn
Gov. Osborn
Lawton T. Hemans
Martha
Oat Preparation Warns Against Overheating And Roasting
Dr. T J Allen notes that roasted oats are marketed as quick to prepare but warns against temperatures above 150 degrees which can harm nutrients. He favors cooking oats in a double boiler or fireless cooker to preserve nutrition while distinguishing unroasted oats by their whiter color. Soaking oats 12 hours and chewing thoroughly helps ensure a complete, fully digestible ration.
Building Trades Groers Strike Drives Jurisdictional Warfare
A Chicago building trades strike called by the Chicago Building Trades Council affects all city construction as steam fitters affiliated with the International are used. The strike, backed by the United Association of Plumbers Gas Fitters Steam Fitters and Helpers, aims to force a settlement in a long running dispute with the Chicago Steam Fitters Union. President Alpine states all trades will support the plumbers, seeking to bring the conflict to an issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Building Trades Con
International Association
United Association of Plumbers
Chicago Strum Fitters’ Union
Alpine
Building Trades Council
Six Die In Center Texas Fire After Midnight
Six people perished in a Center Texas fire just after midnight with many others injured some fatally. The blaze caused extensive damage with emergency responders contending with the blaze through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center
Tex
Let Men Work Too Long
Chicago March 6. The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company and the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company are defendants in suits filed in federal court by District Attorney Sims who charges both roads with violations of the federal hours of service act. The suit against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe is to recover 1000 dollars. The Chicago and Alton is sued to recover 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
Sims
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Fire Ravages Minneapolis Block Causing Over 1 Million Loss
A fierce wind driven blaze swept the Syndicate block on Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis destroying about 1.5 million dollars of property. The Model Clothing House J B Hudson & Son and Woolworths were spared by a fire wall then the flames spread to Minneapolis Drygoods and Young Quinlan Co. Several dozen people were rescued as fire crews requested aid from St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Syndicate
Nicolaer Avenue
Hitth and
Sixth Streets
Model Clothing House
J. B. Hudson & Son, Jewelers
F. W. Woolworth
Minneapolis Drygoods Company
Young, Quinlan & Co
Hudson and Woolworth
Charles W. Ringer
St. Paul
Saloon bills signed as law by Gov Marshall
Gov Marshall signs two Proctor bills in Indianapolis. One repeals county local option law and the other regulates saloons. Regulation law to be considered within thirty days, with commissioners to set liquor limits by population. Both laws include emergency clauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Marshall
Illes 1 President 9 New Private Secretary
Rev. Chas F. Aked, Rockefeller's pastor who cries out for progression, is noted in connection with the appointment. The article discusses changes in administration and acknowledgments of leadership figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illes
Extra Session Called as Tariff Guard Bill Passes Senate
House Republican leaders withdraw the tariff guard bill after it sails through the Senate prompting an extraordinary session. The move ends the immediate push while signaling broader party disagreements over trade policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Provisions for War and Reform Highlight 1900 Session
The session included a $3 million provision for fortification of the Panama Canal and two new battleships. It called for codifying the judicial code to reduce delays, establishing forest preserves in the southern Appalachians and White Mountains, funding embassies and legations abroad, and mandating inspection of locomotive boilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Appalachian
White Mountains
Taft calls extra session as Congress adjourns sine die
Washington notes the Sixty first congress adjourns sine die and Taft issues a call for an extraordinary session of the Sixty second congress to tackle the reciprocity pact with Canada. Bills pass amid upheaval including a permanent tariff board and a defection over Lorimer expenses. Speaker Joseph Cannon bids farewell on a lively last day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sixty First Congress
Taft
Sixty-second Congress
Canada
Senate
Lorimer
House
Joseph G. Cannon
Bank of Frankton Robbed for 150 Dollars Vault Heist
Elwood Indiana March 26 A robbery at the Bank of Frankton five miles southeast of Elwood left about 150 dollars missing from the inner vault. Guards noted the gang reached the outer safe doors and two men were seen leaving the village toward the east. Authorities link the pair to a previous Lake Erie depot raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Ind
Bank of
Frankton
Here
Gans
Lake Erie
Gerymen
Norton Announces Hilles as Next Secretary at Luncheon
At a Washington luncheon hosted by Charles D Norton, Charles D Hilles was announced as the next secretary to the president. The event notes Hilles will resign his treasury role and assumes the post after arranging with Edmund Dwight to cancel an earlier employment contract with Employer's Liability Assurance of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles D. Hilles
the Treasury
Charles D. Norton
Milles
Norton
White House
First National Bank of New York
Nore Fon
Taft
Congressional Library
Thilles
Mr. Lilles
Tabernacle
Congregation
Aaron
Children of Israel
Wall Street
Hilles
Edmund Dwight
New York
Liability Assurance Company of London
Dwight
Detroit Man Dies Falling at Hotel in Detroit
Joseph Lawler aged 55 from Greenvilla was killed instantly when he fell down stairs at the Michigan Exchange hotel in Detroit. An envelope with Farmers' National Bank of Greenville, Ohio, helped identify him and his son notified the bank. Lawler had been missing from home for days and had no known acquaintances in Detroit. Princeton Election Filed for Local Option Vote. A petition with 350 names requests a Princeton Indiana option election this month, with dry supporters optimistic.
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Detroit
Mich
Joseph Lawler
Greenvilla
Michigan Exchange
Farmers’ National Bank of
Greenville
Lawler
Princeton
Ind
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Dr. Aked Will
Rockefeller
Weather Forecast
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Eddy Estate
Foster Eddy
Europe
Foumanian
Duchess OF Mestminstei
London
George
Roumania
Duchess of Westminster
Ferdinand von Hohenzollern
Charles
Marie of
Edinburgh
T. J. Allen
Building Trades
Groers
Alton
Santa Fe
St, Paul
Cov
Chas
F. Aked
VAULT
Virginia
Bible
Oqhioan
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