Baptists Push Plan for A Denominational Union Federation
In a Calvary Baptist Church session, Dr W C Bitting urged forming a representative Baptist federation to speak for the denomination. A fifteen member committee was named to draft a plan, with a White House visit and talks on unity with Free Baptists discussed as the convention pressed toward a broader denominational organization.
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W. C. Bitting
White House
Baptists
Calvary Baptist Church
Eighth and Streets
W cC Bitting
St Louis
Bitting
TJ Crandall
Minneapolis
Nnn
Os Shallenberger
Washington
American Baptist Federation
de Crandall
A J Rowland
Philadelphia
Shallenberger
GL C Barnes
W C Bitting
Shaner Mathews
University of Chicago
Walter Calley
EO A. Greene
Barry
Dickerson
H J Morehouse
Eageard
Fhs
President Roosevelt
Robert F . Pierce
Charles C Pierce
Engineer Corps
United States Army
United States
Congo
American Baptist Missionary Union
Roosevelt
Thomas 5S Barbour
Union
Belgium
Free Baptists
American Baptist Home Mission Society
American Baptst Mission Union
American
Baron Vlademar Upskul
Russia
Telegus
Pabst Hight-Day Malt Wing Process Described
A description asserts the Pabst Hight Day Malt Wing Process secures all nutriment in barley grain while the Pabst Perfect Brew ing Process transmits this to beer in pre digested form.
Episcopal meeting ends with plea to uplift slums work
The Episcopal Diocese of Washington held the second session of its twelfth annual convention at St Albans Church. Col George Crutchell announced a special committee to aid the city’s metal and physical welfare, urging cooperative work with Associated Charities to improve alleys and curb disease and crime, amid debate on parish apportionments. Officers were elected and a $3,000 fundraising goal set for September to cover current expenses.
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Episcopal Diocese of
Washington
St Albans Church
George BE Crutchell
Cty
Sutterlee
Fruesden
Associated Charities
Col Truesdeh
Col Truesdell
Thomas Nelson Page
Hilary A Herbert
RH McKim
A F Brown
Satterlee
A. Johns
W. H Singleton
H L Stanley
Zeamsey
Alfrearding
Be Rekome Reene Williams
Arthur S Johns
C H Stanley
A S Browne
W C Rives
Alfred Harding
R.H Mckun
R. Pittams
George C Graham
J. Holdsworth Gordon
Melville Church
C. H. Stanley I
Memorial Day Plans Shaped By Department Leader
Department Commander Ferree outlines Memorial Day observance in Washington with a parade before Arlington Cemetery on May 30. Pastors urged to deliver patriotic sermons on May 26, churches invited to unite with special services as citizens decorate homes and businesses with national emblems.了一等奖
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Ferree
Newton Ferree
Department of the Potomac
Veteran Soldier Organization of
Washington
Arlington
George H. Harries
Anton Stephan
Boe
Grand Army
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Lafayette Square
H Street
Twelfth Street
ID Street
E R Campbell
Burnside Post
J. Milton Heller
Lawton Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
G AR
Committee On
E J Sweet
First Congregational Church
Samuel Hrow
Nnational
Olivier Assumes Jamaica Governor Office
Sydney Olivier arrived on the Port Kingston from England to assume the governorship of Jamaica succeeding Sir Alexander Swettenham. A large crowd gathered at the wharf as he was welcomed by a guard of honor and sworn in at the government office by the troops’ commanding officer.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Port Kingston
England
Sydney Olivier
Olivier
Alexander Swettenham
Woman Wins Ford Fellowship at New York University
Miss Gertrude Schopperle a Wellesley College graduate has won the Odendorfer Memorial Fellowship of New York University for 1978 She is the first woman to receive the fellowship which provides a $900 annual allowance for study in Germany The award underscores her academic distinction and research potential at the time.
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Spiel
Washington
New York
Gertrude i Schopperle
Wellesley College
Ottendorfer
New York ‘University
Muss Schopperle
Germany
Roosevelts Plan Pine Knot Visit This Weekend
President and Mrs Roosevelt will depart Washington for a brief vacation at Pine Knot, their Albemarle County Virginia country home. They will be joined by several White House staff and the Secret Service. Expect horseback riding and long country walks as main diversions. stay lasts through Sunday.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Pine Knot
Requiem at St Josephs for Edward M Hines buried Arlington
Edward M Hines insurance solicitor died in the Potomac to be honored with a 9 am Requiem at St Josephs Catholic Church. After services, burial with military honors at Arlington Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers listed. Army Navy Union delegation to attend. Also notes public schools building commission members traveling on related business. A Sag Harbor high school cornerstone invitation to Mrs Russell Sage for a $200,000 gift. The rest references a tonic ad about Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Edward M Hines
Potomac
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Arlington Cemetery
John C Daley
J Walter Mitchell
Thacker E Lee
Seret € W. Blush
William A. Hickey
William H Coulter
Joseph J Gordon
Alexander Burehe
Army and Navy Union
Washinsgens
New York
Russell Sage
Sag Harbor
Long Island
Sage
Spies Seize Navy Plans and Are Arrested in Paris
Paris May 16 police have tracked a band of international spies over two months. They seized plans of Bizerta a key French naval station in Tunis and offered them to the French minister of marine for 3000 dollars threatening sale to a foreign government. A rendezvous for talks occurred at Cairo but detectives arrested two members. the ringleader Blanchard an Englishman was cornered in Paris.
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Paris
Bizerta
France
Tunis
Cairo
Blanchard
Banquet Honors US Consul General Rodgers in Shanghai
A Shanghai banquet honored J Linn Rodgers the US Consul General with Chinese officials including the Taoti treaty commissioners Wu Ting Fang and Lu Hai Houan present. Speakers said American famine relief healed breaches and cemented friendship, while Rodgers said the US seeks no advantage and urged Chinese to pursue American education.
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Shanghai
J. Linn Rodgers
United States
Wu Ting Fang
Lu Hai Houan
Germany
China
Rodgers
Starving Thousands Rescued in Singkiang Pu Camp
Shanghai May 16 Thousands of women children and the elderly dying in the streets of Sing Kiang Pu were moved to a camp outside the city and fed by relief groups. Famine fever is spreading and more families seek aid daily as last week’s funds prevent cutting unripe grain.
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Shanghai
Sing Kiang Pu
Durer Painting Vanishes In Italian Theft Case
May 16 report from Fabriano states a valuable Albert Durer painting the Madonna with the Saints, six feet high, disappeared from the Brotherhood of the Sacrament quarters. An anonymous letter sparked an investigation confirming the loss. the second major artwork disappearance in Italy recently.
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Fabriano
Albert Durer
Brotherhood of the Sacrament
Thue
Italy
Plot Against Gzar Deeped in Tsarskoye-Selo Palace
Reports from St Petersburg detail a wide conspiracy to murder the Emperor during Passion Week. Conspirators included members of the personal guard using Cossack uniforms as entry garb. An arrest of a Cossack sergeant traced the plot back four months with police orders issued to seize a palace uniform. Witnesses and confessions followed, with leaders of the Constitutional Democrats reportedly ready to welcome official confirmation and move a motion praising the Emperor’s preservation.
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St Petersburg
Tsarskoye-Selo
Peterhof
Stolypin
Wll
Constitutional Democrats
Disarmament Proposal for Colonies Debated in Paris
Paris reports a proposal by M Rodier governor general of Cochin China for complete disarmament of colonies of all powers except interior police. The plan seeks protection by all civilized nations for colonies, with fortifications of coaling stations and naval bases treated as part of home defense.
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Paris
M. Rodier
Cochin
China
Arbitration Committee
Marie Therese Sinks After Leaking Off Toulon
The British steamer Marie Therese cleared from Gibraltar and sprang a leak soon after leaving. Crew pumped for two days and nights, then abandoned ship in the Gulf of Lyons. The ship foundered moments later. survivors spent fifty hours in boats before being rescued and brought to port.
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Toulon
Gibraltar
Gulf of Lyons
Morocco's Sultan Yields to French Reparations Demand
Paris reports the Sultan of Morocco has agreed to France's demand for reparation over the murder of Dr. Mauchamp. The decision follows long negotiations and comes as tensions over the Oudia occupation persist amid calls for an ultimate settlement.
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France
Mauchamp
Paris
Morocco
Oudia
Roberts Howerton Chosen Moderator in Presbyterian Assembly
In a Philadelphia based election Dr W H Roberts was chosen moderator of the Presbyterian Assembly after a subdued race with no remaining challengers. He urged unity within the church and signaled support for broader moderator powers, while other reports note Dr J R Howerton of Montreal elected moderator of the General Assembly in Birmingham.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. H. Roberts
Philadelphia
Presbyterian ' al” Assembly
Roberts
Roberta
Cumberland
General Assembly
Howerton
Birmingham
Ala
J. R. Howerton
Montreal
N. C
Presbyterian Church In
United States
T R Howerton
Nlc
W Mr. Alexander
New Orleans
Russell Cecil
Richmond
Alexander
Cecil
Dr. Alexander
Presbyterian Church
Bitter
Dickson
Tenn
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Bethlehem Church
McAdow
J. Lb Hudgins
Hudgins
Organic Union
Committee On Fraternity and Union
Indians Invite Taft To Big White Earth Peace Powwow
Sioux and Chinpewa of White Earth reservation plan a June 14 15 peace powwow in St Paul Minnesota with hopes Secretary Taft visiting to deliver an address. Senators Nelson and Clapp will also speak. The event costs one dollar per attendee and is described as unique in Indian history.
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Big Peace
St Paul
Minn
White Earth
Havlg
Taft
Minnesota
Tait
Nelson
Clapp
Boston Hotel Orchestra Fined For Sunday Music
Boston May 16 Chief Justice Bolster of the Municipal Court ruled hotel dining room music on Sunday violates the law. In the test case against an orchestra, each member was fined 35 dollars for playing in a Boston hotel dining area.
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Boston
Bolster
General J G Wilson Weds Mrs Nicholson in New York
New York May 18 Gen James Grant Wilson and Mrs Mery Nicholson widow of Rear Admiral John W A Nicholson were married at 2 PM at 164 West Seventy ninth street. Rev Dr Robert Mackenzie officiated. Gen Nelson A Miles was best man. The bride had no attendant. About fifty guests included Mrs Daniel Butterfield Gen and Mrs Ripley and Count von Spiradovich. The couple will reside at 174 West Seventy Ninth street after a trip south with Jamestown. Mrs Wilson is about twenty years younger. Wilson’s daughter is abroad. Wilson born in Edinburgh. son of William W Wilson a Scottish poet publisher who moved to Poughkeepsie. Wilson founded the Chicago Record before leaving for the Civil War. He served with Grant and wrote Life of Grant.
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Daniel Butterfield
Ripley
Edmund Abby Hurry
von Spiradovich
Gen. Wilson
Buckingham Hotel
Jamestown
Wison
Seventy-ninth Street
Grant
Vicksburg
Government Gleaks Elect Starr Declines Renomination
The United States Civil Service Retirement Association held officers elections at Grand Army Hall. President Jacob W. Starr declined re election and nominated Pickens Neagle who was elected president. Starr became president emeritus and joined the advisory board. Solomon E Faunce was re elected second vice president and Mrs Jennie L Munroe elected third vice president. John B. Brooks named secretary and Jackson and Madison Whipple named treasurer with Jackson succeeding Whipple.
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United States Civil Service Retirement Association
Grand Army Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Jacob W. Starr
Pickens Neagle
Judge Advocate Generals
Navy Department
Neagle
Llewelyn Jordan
Starr
Robert Armour
War Department
William T Keats
Armour
Solomon E Faunce
Jennie L Munroe
John B. Brooks
Jackson
Madison Whipple
Whipple
Abolish Intercity Athletics Debate Hits High School
High School Teachers' Association in the Public Library discussed abolishing intercity and interhigh school events and laid a motion to table the idea for the next meeting. A pamphlet attacking school athletics by Prof Spanhoof will be circulated among teachers and pupils. EL & Noyes presided. election of officers was questioned due to lack of a quorum. In contrast, sport lovers defend activities amid growing sentiment that athletics demoralize youths. A separate note reports a Stromboli eruption in Sicily on May 16 with a massive detonation and ensuing explosions.
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EL & Noyes
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Missionary Union
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Thomas
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Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
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Country Place
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