Harlan committee vote on Presbyterian central church plan
Justice Harlan's memorial for a central Presbyterian church prompted an assembly vote to appoint Washington city presbytery to evaluate the plan and report back. The majority backed the measure while a minority proposal to defer was rejected amid applause and strong remarks from Harlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Post
Church of Christ
Junto Harun
Common Presbyterianiam
Belvige
Washington City
J WW Clokey
Troy
Harlan Memorial
Peerbttery
Cloakey
Marian
Harlan
Wolashington
Justice Harlan
Harlar
Alexande
Washington Tec Oters
Justice Harlans Project
Obituary Funeral Home Ad for W R Speare and J W Lee
An old day advertisement lists W R Speare undertaker and embalmer at 940 F Street N W and J W Lee funeral director and embalmer with livery, promoting reasonable terms and modern crematorium services on Pennsylvania Avenue with contact numbers 4280 4281 and 1385.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Eno
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
Presbyterian fund for aged preachers grows toward ten million
The Permanent Committee on Sustenance reports a Permanent Fund of 1.65 million dollars to start payments for aging Presbyterian clergy. Aimed at 10 million total, contributions and an insurance plan will fund annuities of 500 dollars after 30 years, rising to 1,000 later. Speaker Macfarland will address the General Assembly at Winona Lake, Indiana on the lay member’s role, then attend the International Arbitration Conference at Lake Mohonk, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreidll Mission Board
GW Lacock
Checag Phe
Sear
Suibrag
Womans Board
Korner
Princeton University
Theological Seminary
Princeton
Ohrman
Wiliam ©Idny
Pitteburg
Presbyterian Church
Macfarland
Winona
Winona Lake
Ind
General Assembly of
The
Lake Mohank
Votes for Church Union in Cumberland Assembly
In Cumberland General Assembly Fresno May 2 the majority report for union with the Northern Presbyterian Church was adopted by twenty seven votes while anti unionists protested the revision of the Westminster confession and questioned constitutional steps and authority. Fort Worth Texas May 2 the Southern Presbyterian Assembly debated federation with other branches as Dr Eugene Daniel proposed restricting to cooperation and not federation as adjournment ended the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Assembly
Fresno
Cal
Cumberland General Assembly
Northern Presbyterian Church
Almot
Cumberland Church
Presbyterian Church
Teathing
Fort Worth
Texas
General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Special Committee On
Eugene Daniel
Death of William Ziegler and his baking powder empire
William Ziegler a noted entrepreneur and Arctic expedition backer died at his country home near Noroton Connecticut He built the Royal Baking Powder Company and helped form the baking powder trust His later years featured Arctic search ventures and Brooklyn Long Island real estate battles He left no widow and one son with his funeral set for Saturday
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New York
William Ziegler
Noreton
Conn
Ziegler
Davenport
Iowa
William Zeigler
Ziegter Waar
Beaver County
Muscatine Journal
Eastman's Business College
Poughkeepsie
Royal Chemical Company
Royal Baking Powder Company
Price Baking Powder Company
Chicago
Tartar Chemical Company
Jersey City
Baking Powder Trust
Missouri
Connecticut
St Louis
Mr. Ziegler
Evelyn B. Ddwin
North Pole
Baldwin
Anthony Blais
Fala
Franz Josef Land
W. 3. Chems
Greenland
Oliver L. Fansig
Johns Hopkins University
Fansie
Champ
Norway
Brooklyn
Long Island
City of
Long Island Water Supply’ 88 Company
el Paso
Tex
May
Col
RF. Campbell
Internal Revenue
Austin
Col Campbell
Washington
Strike turmoil as Chicago oils up police to curb unrest
Final rejection of teamsters demands sparks citywide disruption. Employers halt most lumber trades as drivers threaten to stroll back. Mayor orders 1,000 extra police and deputies sworn in amid growing strike spread. Union leaders face contempt charges in U.S. court as sheriffs warn the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters
Dm- Ployers' Teaming Company
Dunne
Barrett
Shea
C. P. Shea
Teamsters’ Union
James B Barry
Express Drivers’ Union
Bernard Mul Ngan
Express Drivers' Union
John H Donahue
Kohlsaat
United States
Mayer
Employers’ Association
Master In Chancery
Sherman
Cook
Sen
Stati
Federer
Sheritt
Thomas Barrett
Steritt
Kohlsaar
Maryland Diocese Convention Proposes Mission Apportionment Cut
The Maryland Diocese convention debates reducing the General Convention mission apportionment from 14000 to 11000 dollars, due to limited diocesan funds. Bishop Paret hosts a reception for delegates, and next year’s meeting is planned for Cumberland. A boundary committee is named for parishes in Baltimore and Harford counties.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Maryland
Norch
Committee On Home and Foreign Missions
Board of Home and Foreign Missions
General Convention
Diocese of
Peregrine Wroth
Board of Missions
Paret
Madison Avenue
St. James
St. Pauls
St John's
Deer Creek
Harford
Cumberland
A.deny
Sappington Js
William B. McPherson
Rate Control Debate and Santo Domingo Treaty Review
The article discusses Republican views on rail rate control, government ownership, and budget deficits. It cites Taft, Roosevelt, and Foraker while outlining the Monroe doctrine, Santo Domingo treaty prospects, and U S. balance of power in the Caribbean and the Philippines. It emphasizes restraint with a strong navy, arbitration attempts, and the path to fiscal responsibility amid deficit fears.
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Roosevelt
United States
Thia
Far Orient
China
Japan
Caribbean Sea
Santo Domingo
Senate
Europe
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Alste
Ten Room Houses West of 16th Street Offer Bargains
Real estate ads highlight numerous ten room dwellings for sale in Washington Heights and nearby avenues. Properties feature hot water heat, tiled baths, steam heat, and modern conveniences with prices ranging from a few thousand to around 20 thousand dollars. Multiple two and three-story brick and stone homes emphasize investment potential and proximity to subways and Capitol grounds.
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Huntington Place
Washington
Wil
7Th End
Capitolata
Thres
Jar At
Capitol Hut
Capitol
Ten Zooma
Republican Taft Sees Ohio Issues in Gubernatorial Frame
Secretary Taft addressed a Republican convention praising Governor Herrick for prudent fiscal cuts and liquor policy. He argued for civil service patronage reform and outlined positions on state finance, tariffs, and the fate of Lieutenant Governor candidates, noting Judge Brighton’s withdrawal and Gen A L Harris remaining.
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Ohio
Garstand
United States
Taft
Herrick
Repubicar
Stalf
Judge Brighton
A. L. Harris
Committee
Appeal to President Conference at White House
Efforts renewed to urge President Roosevelt to intervene in Equitable Life Assurance Society affairs. Clarence Whitman met Roosevelt urging government inquiry or insurance legislation recommendations. Officials consider government power to probe specific insurance issues and possible Congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Envtable Life Assurance Society
Clarence Whitman
Merchants‘ Association of New York
Whitman
Congress
New York
Equitable
Equitable Company
Bureau of Corporations
Garfield
RATE COMMITTEE ADJOURNS OVER RAILWAY RATES DISCUSSION
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee adjourned after an executive session to review testimony on railroad rate control. It signals possible federal extension of oversight, restricts the commission’s powers, and opposes fixing rates by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The panel plans to reconvene in autumn to consider a bill assigning broader oversight while curtailing current powers.
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Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Heilkins
Henry C Adams
Interstate Commerce Commission
H T Newcomb
Congress
Hach-Townsend
House of Representatives
Interstate
Commeres Commission
Roosevelt
Licensed to Marry in Virginia and Nearby States
A list of impending marriages includes Lewis R Moriex and Patsy B Holt of Lynchburg Virginia Hanmett F Peters and Nannie Candler of Lynchburg Virginia Joseph W Cronk of Glymont Massachusetts and Bertha A Richards of Orange County Virginia Emmet Crockett and Jesse Butler William Nelson and Eliza Fisher Wade Newlon and Asie G Putnam both of Culpeper County Virginia Charles Green and Mayors Thornton George E Bryan of New York City and Martha B Morgas of Stamford Connecticut Samuel P Smith and Lice Johnson William E Gillum and Jessie B Windsor Pyne of Eiverton Virginia and Emma Charles Gong and Eva Crawford James Patterson of Caroline County Virginia and Gadie L Ponts of Spotsylvania Virginia Yaldler Mackall and Blancha Evelyn Bowle Lee Brooks and Mina Goetz both of Baltimore Maryland
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Lewis R Moriex
Patsy B Holt
Lynchburg, Va
Hanmett F Peters
Nannie $ Candler
Lynchburg
Joseph W. Cronk
Glymont
Bertha A Richards
Orange County
Emmet Crockett
Jesse Butler
William Nelson
Eliza Fisher Wade
Newlon
Asie G Putnma
Gulpeper County
Charles Green
Thornton George E Biyan
New York City
Martha B Morgas
Stamford
Health Office Record of Deaths 1905
A health office list reports deaths up to May 24 1905 including Ivepe Andersen 47 Bebhool Street Southwest 14 years James R Bean Children s Hospital ? years Judith Barly 1514 22 World War 71 years Rosa Fonts Founding s Hospital months Aylvester Ford 7 Hope Avenue 18 months Marthe Scales 208 12 14 World War 24 years
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Ivepe Andersen
Bebhool St
James R. Bean
Children's Hospital
Judith Barly
Rosa Fonts
Foundiing’s Hospital
Aylvester Ford
Hope Avema
Manthe
Marthe Scales
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Ostice Harlan
Presbyterian Assembly
Minster
Jarvis—Stevens
Ieal Noon
Blanche R Stevens
Joseph Jarvis
Rovicks Street
Key Cross Fishburn
Adawms
Providence Hospital
Alexander Adema
Costello & Bros
Norfolk Va
Badgley
Henry DC Badgley
San Antonio
Tex Burra
Fairfax Court House
Baumgartes
Massachusetts Avenue
Herman
Ada Baumgarten
Mothe
Fahnestock
Caroline Jennings
St Fahnestock
Warrenton
Warrenton Va
R. FE. Harvey's Sons
ERAT
Embalmei
Nerteenth Street
Aes
Clhen
Mi Te Pr
Mabdlous Chapel
John R. Wright Co
Baneral
Alence Werth
Arera Beorge
P. Zurhorst
Undertaker
Bes
Njewopa Pe Rarehive
Church Union
Reformed Church
Allentown
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Sincale
William R. Earnhart
Eae Eo
Feeer Urer
T M Yundt
Co. Bachman
JH Steele
J B. Honteke L
P. Vollmer
W. F. Curtis
Board of
Subisterial Relief
M A. Fultz
P LL Wiest
Teamaters’ Union
Liebig Company
Protestant Episcopal Church
Norfolk
Abraham Levitin
Portsmouth
Sallors
Portland
Indianapolis
Mra
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Big Four
Oreg
America
Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mr. Bryan
Camedy
Congress of the
Foraker
Ohto
House
Grosvenor
Athane
Burton
Cleveland
Venezuela
Relief For
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Friends of the Philippines
Stone & Fairfax
F St
Laveotmont
Cafro
Washington Heights
Park Sty
Stoux
Beth
Northwex
Waltham Watches
White House
Tarbell
United Brethren
Grand Rapids
Mich
United Brethren In Christ Church
C L. Wood
Alma
H L Hoskins
Julietta
Tanto
0 G Atwood
Montgomery
Commission
Liverpool
Potsdam
Rotterdam
Fie
Cherbourg
William der Grovee
Hremen
Southampton
Oceania
Queenstown
Majestic
Brewen
Kateer Wilhalm If
Plymouth
Dover
Patricia
Hamburg
Health Office Record
Morton C. Stout & CO. Tailors
Holmesbury
Morton
Stone & Pairfax
St. N
Edward Mott- Woolley
Roland of
Altenburg,” &c
Kingdom OF
Morania
Newbro's
Herpicide
Detroit
Mick
Edward Stevens
Affleck
Shand
Seay
POST
Hubs Furniture CO
E. Cor
7Th and
D Sts
Californ
A.collins
Newspaper
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