Rockefeler's university hosts Northern Baptist convention may 6
John D Rockefeller's University of Chicago hosts the Northern Baptist convention for eight days drawing 2500 delegates and visitors. Bartlett Gymnasium and tower buildings serve as main venues with overflow at Hyde Park Baptist church. Shailer Mathews chairs a reception committee of Chicago pastors. The convention highlights Baptist democracy and five major denominational societies led from Boston New York Philadelphia and renewal missions across the South West Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines.
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Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Mason
Mandel Hall
Hyde Park Baptist Church
Shailer Mathews
University of Chicago Divinity School
Baptist Churches of Chicago
Baptists of
North America
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Boston
Baptist Churches of the North
American Baptist Home Mission Society
City of
New York
School Notes Announces Month End Activities
This week marks the end of the eighth month of school with exams and events for the graduating class. Work in all departments proceeds smoothly as the Juniors enjoyed a skating party and the High School orchestra practices Fridays at Mr Shields home. The seventh grade finished geography and now studies Iowa geography.
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Shields
Iowa
Root Juice Promises Cures Across the Country
Letters from Bedford Indiana report Mrs. Sam White recovering from alleged stomach cancer after using Root Juice. Frank Brown describes long stomach trouble relief and renewed strength. The Owl Drug Store owner cites wide testimonials and promotes J B Lewman Drug Store as the best source for information.
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Bedford
Indiana
Owl
Sam White
North I
Frank Brown
East Fourteenth Street
J. B. Lewman Drug Store
Roosevelt Plea Extends Arbitration to The Hague Tribunal
President Roosevelt urges universal peace and extension of arbitration treaties seeking the creation of a Hague tribunal. He promotes sustained peace efforts and notes Nobel Prize recognition for cooperative diplomacy.
Roosevelt Proposal Calls for League to Enforce Global Peace
Theodore Roosevelt in Christiania Norway urges a League of Peace as a master stroke to keep peace among great powers and use force if needed to stop others from breaking it. He argues the league should extend beyond signatories to prevent wars worldwide.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Christiania
Norway
Roosevelt Receives Nobel Prize Honor in Christiania
Theodore Roosevelt spoke before the Nobel prize committee in Christiania to accept the 1906 award for international peace. He vowed to use the prize money to endow a Foundation for the Promotion of Industrial Peace and urged steps toward universal peace including arbitration treaties The Hague tribunal and a league of peaceful nations. King Haakon Queen Maud and Norwegian leaders attended a solemn ceremony in the National Theater.
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Christiania
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Hague Tribunal
Court of
League of Peace
Mr. Roosevelt
King Haakon
Queen Maud
John Lund
Foley's Honey and Tar A Household Throat Remedy
For over thirty years Foley's Honey and Tar has been a trusted remedy for throat chest and lung complaints. It is promoted as safe for infants and children with no opiates or harmful ingredients despite OCR oddities and branding mentioning Tar in the yellow.
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Frank L. Wilson & CO
OWA Gas and Electric CO
Louis Baird
Washington National Bank
Northern Baptist Convention
Sents
Baptists
West
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
American Baptist Publication Society
Philadelphia
Home Missionary Society
Elds
Woman’'s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Vse
Womers Baptist Home Missionary Society
C. 5
Lemmon
C.$. Lemmon, Jeweler
Union
Universal Peace
Peace League
Burlington
Central
Big Horn Basin
Thermopolis
America
D. Clem Deaver
Arent Landseekers’ Information Bureau
Farnam Street
Omaha, Neb
John Shields & Son
Washington County Savings Bank Officers
A. Harvey
T. J
J. A. Cunningham
A. Anderson
A. W. McCulley
Cashier
B. B. Berdo
Asst
F. Brown
D. J. Palmer
Berdo
H. C. Hull
Barry
Oxfords
J. A. Harwood
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