Desire of President Message to the Assembly at Winona Lake
President Roosevelt sent a greeting to the Presbyterian General Assembly, reading by Commissioner Macfarland, urging unity of the church and support for education. The assembly praised his message, with remarks on church reform, benevolence, and plans for future meetings. Des Moines won the next assembly location and the event highlighted increased resources for church seminaries and denominations.
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Macfarland
Winona Lake
Des Moines
Winona
Roosevelt
Presbyterian
Geneva
Jleney & & Macfarland
Board of Commissioners of
District of Columbia
Assembly
Mccfarland
Koavelt
Rigiteonstem
Masiteat
United States
Millcrart
Imarselons
Christian
Wii Thomen
Joan Ho Convers
Th Mubtwin Locomotive Works
General Assembly
Committee On Theological Seminaries
John A. Marquis
Redlands
Cal
Inteen
Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly
Fresno
Committee On
LICENSED TO MARRY Cou Hl wan art Prima Batley of fey and Sather
A fragmented obituary style notice lists many relatives and residents from Virginia and nearby towns, recording marriages, deaths, and burial details. It names Ophelia Lally, Irene Gedain, and others, with dates around May 195 and May 2, detailing interment at Congessional Cemetery and hospital notices.
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Cou
Art Prima Batley
Fey
Sather
Winer
Vis
Lsu
Philips
Poe
K Warnes
Montguaney
Monty Peccor
Carrie Page
JP Lasborough
Bi Tumond
Mores
Liichburg
Val
Lok Tain
Irene
Gedain
Rigteont Va
TV Tetosh
Val Ophelia
Notice of Marriage Insertion Across Major Papers
Public notice states marriage publication can be arranged across several newspapers including Buffalo Morning, Cincinnati Gazette, Chicago Record Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St Louis Republic, Syracuse Port Standard, Boston Post, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Leader. No extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. timing available tomorrow morning in Lone Times.
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Washington
Lone Times
Soito’ Lore
Buffalo
Olrier
Cincinnati
Gnqlirer
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rocheater Herald
Lolis Repueblic
Syracuse
Local Undertakers Advertise Services and Prices
The notice lists undertakers and embalming firms including R Speare at 940 F Street NW J William Lee funeral director at Commodions Chapel and Madero Crematorium 32 Pennsylvania Ave NW and R F Harveys Sons at 1223 Fourteenth Street NW offering first class services with current price details and telephone contacts.
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R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Sb.o
J. William Lee
Rovbalmer Atvery Ts
Commodions Chapel
Madero Crematorium
Pennsylvadia Ave
Isaae
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street
Earth
Southern Presbyterian Assembly rejects Southern university project
At Fort Worth on May 6 the Southern Presbyterian General Assembly discussed a plan to establish a regional university in Atlanta. Debate centered on cost and feasibility, with opponents arguing for funding above a million and preferring to support an existing institution. The assembly temporarily blocked the venture with an amendment stating it does not yet see a path to undertake the enterprise.
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Southern Presbyterian Assembly
Fort Worth
Tex
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
Southern Church
Atlanta
Church and Christian Education
General Assembly
Reformed Synod Elects Officers in Oak Street Church
Newcastle Pa May 23 The Reformed Presbyterian Synod opened with officer elections. Retiring moderator Rev Dr T Sprout of Michigan presided as the following were elected Moderator Rev Yor J Coleman of Allegheny Clerk Rev Dr R C Montery of Philadelphia Assistant clerk Rev Dr J French of Oakdale Pa
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Reformed Synod
Newcastle
Reformed Presbyterian Synod
Oak Street
T. Sprout
Michigan
Yor J W.coleman
Allegheny
R C Montery
Philadelhia
J. French
Oakdale
Scott Repeats Protest Over Panama Policy
Special to The Washington Pym reports Senator N B Scott, returning from Europe to Wheeling West Virginia, again criticizes the administration policy on Panama. He argues buying supplies abroad harms American labor and warns continued plans will provoke widespread Republican and Democratic opposition and possible trouble. He vows future protests and insists on American sourcing for the canal venture.
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Washington
Pym
Wheeling
W. Va
N. B Scott
Panama
Panama Canal
Taft
Governor Magoon Installed In Canal Zone Inauguration
Panam May 25 Hegekiah A Gudger aide administered the oath to Charles G Magoon governor of the canal zone in Ancon district. The ceremony drew President admiring the cabinet diplomats and prominent natives and foreign residents. Magoon outlined centralized authority and power shift from Washington to Panasia with plans for expanded railroad two track system lower rates and expanded docking facilities. He pledged sanitation, more judges, a Panama Supreme Court member, and many new schools.
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Washington
Panasia
Wallace
Panama
Colon
Jamst
Supreme Court
Death of Judge John Dan in Hollidaysburg Pa
Death of Hon John Dean justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court at his Hollidaysburg home from pneumonia He was born in Blair County and educated at Williamsburg Academy and Washington College He served as district attorney and later judge in the Twenty fourth district before a twenty one year term on the state Supreme Court Also notices from Paris Zanesville and Wheeling report other deaths and survivors including Maj John F O Neill and Mrs J J Magruder and Mrs Willis Townsend
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Hollidaysburg
John Dean
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Judge Dean
Blair County
Williamsburg Academy
Washington College
Washington
Twenty-fourth Judicial District
State Supreme Court
Zanesville
Ohio
John F. O'Neill
Philadelphia
Wiliam H. Ball
Alleghenies
Congress
Seventysecon Assembly
Mia
J. J. Magruder
Mag
Boston Bankers Fail Backed Trolley Lines Cause Bankruptcy
Seventy one banks and trust companies in Massachusetts and across the country are listed as creditors of Burnett, Cummings & Co. of 43 Milk Street Boston, which filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court. Receivers held four railway companies’ notes and Massachusetts Securities bonds, lowering asset values. unsecured creditors number eighty one while secured creditors total eighty seven.
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Vainelesa
Burnett, Cummings & Co
Boston
Maia
Massachusetts
Milk Street
United States District Court
J. T. Auebach
Concord and Boston Street Railway Company
Middleboro
Wareham
Massachusetts Securities Company
Auebach
Hampden Trust Company
Springfield
Taunton Base Deposit and Trust Company
Taunton
Massachusetts Savings Banks
Massachusetts National Banks
Electric Railways
Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank
Danvers Savings Bank
Danvers
Milbury Savings Bank
Millbury
International Trust Company
Chicago Savings Bank
Chicago
State Savings Bank
Ann Arbor
Mich
The
Western Trust and Savings Bank
Fort Dearborn National Bank
State Bank of Chicago
Archie C. Burnett
Charles C. Cummings
Cummings & Co
State Savings Bank Commissioners
Savlings Bank
Massachusetts Securities
Mineral City Bank Closes in Ohio
The People's Deposit Bank of Mineral City Ohio closed its doors today. The president says loans totaling about 50 000 were made to WL Davis of Canton whose heavy loans helped precipitate the Canton State Bank suspension yesterday. Directors hope to resume within a day or two. No widespread panic among Canton depositors and bankers promise no further bank failures. Warrants for two arrests had been prepared but may not be served.
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Canton
Ohio
People’s Deposit Bank of
Mineral City
WL. Davis
Canton State Bank
Mineral City Bank
Cincinnati Brokers Assign Assets and Liabilities About Equal
Cincinnati Ohio May 1900 Holzman and Company bankers and brokers in the Union Trust Building and New York stock exchange members assigned today to Lepman and Levi Alfred Holzman says assets and liabilities are about equal ten dollars He cites rumors of logs of four thousand dollars from the reserve fund German National Bank and the Union Trust Company Bank run plus a former partner withdrawal The main indebtedness is to Cincinnati banks and is amply secured These causes led to many accounts being withdrawn.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Holzman & Company
Union Trust Building
New York Stock Exchange
Lepman
Levi
Alfred Holzman
German National Bank
Regent
Union Trust Company Bank
Bank cashieR shoots self. Stockton bank suspended
Stockton May 25 The Oakdale Bank directors led by president Thomas B Dorsey have suspended business indefinitely following cashier Kahn shooting himself. State bank commissioners have been summoned as the cashier remains in precarious condition. Receiver for Goldfield Bank Goldfield Nevada Hirschfeld named with bonds at 200000. Boal cashier sought on a warrant. Burton in San Francisco claims bank securities protect liabilities.
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Stockton
Cal
Kahn
Oakdale Bank
Thomas B. Dorsey
State Bank
Goldfield Bank
Goldfield
Nev
L Hirschfeld
Gold- Bela Bank and Trust Company
J. H. Boal
F L. Burton
San Francisco
Bank asset and liability schedule from Potter Sons report
The document lists assets and liabilities for Potter Sons of Howling Green Kentucky. It cites a total assets figure around 1,006,161 and notes liabilities as part of a bank schedule dated May. The text is fragmentary but identifies a costanien bank record showing asset totals exceeding liabilities.
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Howling Green
Costanien Bank of P. 3
Potter Sons
Ohio Republicans rally behind Roosevelt era platform
Delegates praise sound money, protective policy, and state progress under Republican rule. They approve a platform touting wartime veterans benefits, canal modernization, and pledged support for Roosevelt administration. Herrick is nominated for governor with Harris as lieutenant governor.
Release for Lundberg jury deadlocks again case
New York May 4 a jury in the Henry Lundberg steamboat inspection case reported a disagreement after ten and one half hours of deliberation. It is the third inability to reach a verdict. Lundberg will be released on his own recognizance. Also reports movements of ocean steamers and an upcoming carnival at the Academy of Music by Miss Cora B Shreve.
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Syci
Henry Vandke
Rad
Princetoc
Messerbis
G+ sy
Fiat Ve
Poe
Columbus
Iowa
Deg Morus
Hale
New York
Henry Lundberg
Gen. Slocum
Sivea
Lundberg
Cora B. Shreve
Academy of Music
Oth
Sta. Nw
National Theater
National
Academy
Valhalla
Atlantic
Hart
Teutonie
Colin Shepard
Teutonic
Bohlin
Nantucket Shoars
Associated Press
Bandy Hook
Haversham Grange
Barry
Hamburg
Bremen
Fleur de Lys Leads Narrow Atlantic Yacht Race
Special to The Washington Post reports a tight Atlantic race among Fleur de Lys Atlantic Valhalla and Hildegarde with Minnehaha tracking from NantucketShoals. The Fleur de Lys, smallest yacht, gains ground after changing to a southern route while Atlantic falls behind amid variable winds and ice reports.
Montague Addresses Lynchburg Rally For Senate Bid
Special to The Washington Pest Lynchburg Va May Gov Montague spoke for nearly two hours at the Academy of Music urging regulation of railroad rates and opposing Senator Martin’s record He was greeted warmly by an enthusiastic audience N B Handy presided A BR Long introduced him In Richmond May a large audience in Farmville heard Rep Claude Swanson outline his gubernatorial bid.
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Washington
Lynchburg
Montague
Academy of Music
United States
Thomas 8
Martin
Senate
Richmond
Farmville
Claude A. Swanson
Gorman Speaks as Democrats Rally in Maryland Campaign
Democratic leaders from across Maryland gathered in Baltimore with Governor Warfield absent due to opposition to a disfranchisement amendment. Senator Gorman signaled his attendance and urged unified action to push the amendment as the campaign’s main issue while counties begin organizing primaries and statewide outreach.
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Spectel
Washington Post
Baltimore
Gov
Warfield
State Central Committee
Gorman
Wanfield
Annapolis
Raynor
Zutaw House
Smith, Jackson
Brown
I. Freeman Raisin
Talbott
Gill
Miles, Shaw
Rusk
Murray Vandiver
Republican Committee
Gurman
La Follette Seeks Bill to Diminish Secret Lobbying
Gov La Follette sent a message urging legislature to destroy secret lobbying, denouncing the railway lobby as costly and a nuisance in the state capitol. Senate killed the Jobson bill but a new measure will be introduced.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
Senate
Jobson
Roebling Missing. Fraud Telegram Ties to Case
Asheville North Carolina May 2 Up to 7 oclock tonight no trace of Siegfried Roebling missing from Asheville school for five days had been found by parents or searchers The case links to a fraudulent telegram from New York alleging to seek expenses for returning to the Roebling home New York May The telegram signed Siegfrid Roebling grandson prompted arrest of Daniel Dolan held on 1000 bond for further hearing The gun day post advert is noted in the text
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Asheville
Seigfried Roebling
John A. Roebling
New York
Daniel Dolan
Washington A. Roebling
Dolan
Col. Roebling
Siegfried
N. C
Roebling
Bill Anthony's mother faces hardship after loss and ship sinking tale
Special to The Welbington Past New York May. Mrs Anthony mother of Bill Anthony, who told Captain Sigsber the Maine was sinking after Havana harbor explosion, lives at 66 Jefferson Street Hoboken in straitened circumstances. Her furniture is scattered and she seeks to sell a feather bed and walnut bedstead to cope with hardship.
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Welbington
New York
Anthony
Bill Anthony
Maine
Havana Harbor
Sigsber
Jefferson Street
Hoboken
Bill
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John
Duduck
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Jeph Berane
Tony Me
Kelar Providasee Hecpital
Libert Willer Gov Hospital Insane
Aish Mura
Eure Antes Fosuilers
Durean
UN Toles Gov Fes Insane
Undertakers
John R. Wright CO
Foneral Dirertara and
Smbalere
gBapal Om Prominas
Lw ‘Telephone North
Richt
George F. Zurhorst
Enbalmer
East Capitola
Telaphone
Scott
GOV. Magoon
Canal Zone
John Dan
Pennsylvania
Supreme Bench
Paris
William H. Gebhard
Hotel Meurice
Venice
Frederick Gebhard
Jacob Glearner
George
Ohi
Chicago Akarities
Whealian
Cincinnati Brokers
Cashier
Tokalon Wine CO
American Henter
Lincoln
Roosvelt
Ohic Agenicy
Aption
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House of Representatives
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Ghlo
Myron T. Herrick
Dirk
Doyle
Lucas County
Resolutions Committee
J. W. Kiefer
State Committee
Banat
Matthews
Dayton
J. H. Lowes
Montgomery
George K. Nash
Paul Howard
Cleveland
Myron T
Herrick
Daugherty
Theodore Roosevelt
Tor Lundberg
Lote Om
la Bretagne
Deutschland
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Liverpool
Favre
New Queenstown
Fleur DE Lys
Valhalls
Hiliegarde
Hamling
York
Atlante
Hildegarde
Minnehaha
Caws
Maryland
Sunday Post
Royal Academy
London
James B. Morrow
Edward Mott Woolley
Roland of
Altenburg
Marshall P. Wilder
Marcel Provost
Paola Mantegazzo
Helen Oldfield
the Sunday Post
Washington Merchants
Washington People
LA Follette Scores Lobby
Harrisburg
William H. Berry
Delaware County
John B. Head
Westmoreland County
Head
Ohio Democrats
Democrate State Central Committee
M.A. Daugherty
Lancaster
P. A. Berry
Mount Vernon
Gunday Post
Bill Anthonys
Hero of the
Morton C. Stout & CO. Tailors
Morton C. Stout and CO
Jhub Furniture CO
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