Missionary Bishop for Mexico Debate Within Episcopal Assembly
Report to the Episcopal Church general triennial convention notes proposals to appoint a missionary bishop for Mexico. Debate centers on apportioned kerk districts, admissions of new dioceses, and the role of Bishop Satterlee. Greetings from the Archbishop and sympathy messages are recorded as delegates discuss church governance and mission funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterlee
Mexico
To Lays
Episcopal Church
Fiships
House of Deputies
Mia
House of Depu
Dla
Monat
Missouri
Rita Hoist
Oban
Hemmy
Wisangt
Ras Ats Muyad
Femy
Toad
Misao
Board of Managers Report on religious and clerical matters
A fragmentary report describes the Board of Managers discussing church governance, bishops, clergy, and lay leaders. It mentions bishops, primates, and church workers, and notes community reception, meetings, and efforts to support church infrastructure and charity. The text reflects a broad, disputed set of topics within a regional religious governance context.
Archishop at Harvard and Yale News report declines in entrants
The Yale News notes rigidity in exams for ancient and modern languages and poor business conditions in the West reduced university entrants to thirty-nine. Philadelphia reports Jack Williams knocking out Kid Carter in the third round at a Washington venue, scheduled as a warm up bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale News Today
Kid Carter
Philadelphia
Jack Willams
Thie i Talent
Wanhattan Athletes Lab
Plan for a new global peace union at Hague congress
Delegates including Bishop Percival Baroness von Suttner and Booker T Washington discussed a proposed framework to reform The Hague conventions into a permanent peace union. The plan envisions mutual sovereignty among powers, a permanent arbitration system, rotating presidency, and collective action to pursue peaceful dispute resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival
England
von Suttner
Booker T Washington
Danish Peace Society
Universal Peace Union of
United States
Belya A. Lockwood
Washington
Russia
Japan
Congress
The
Hague
Padgerent Union
Ndong
Thin ‘Oatention
Italian Women Riot Over Unfounded Black Hand Plot
Rumors spread through an Italian daily issue alleging a Black Hand plan to destroy a public school on the East Side. Several hundred Italian women and mothers led a hostile crowd, forcing police to intervene as doors were barred and a dozen entered, pressuring pupils until reserves arrived and the 2,900 students were quieted and dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gct 7
Voiter
Ani
Hanna Mausoleum Plans by Hanna Family Sons
The sons of the late Senator Marcus A Hanna announce a $100 000 mausoleum at Lake View Cemetery Cleveland to hold eighteen catacombs for Hann family members. A pair of giant Norwegian marble sarcophagi will house Senator Hanna and Mrs Hanna. Granite structure, 49 feet by 34 feet, 4 stories high, Greek temple style, TreV granite used except core. Worcester firm awarded contract. completion expected as specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Marcus A Hanna
Lake View
Cleveland
Hann
Senator Hann
Uwe
Uwe Sireuphigh
Worcester Fim
Bear attack in Yellowstone leaves two Pennsylvanians dead
James Watson and his nephew, both from Pennsylvania, encountered a bear in timbered Me puke while traveling in Yellowstone Park. The boy was crushed to death and Wilson was fatally injured, dying after rescue by fellow travelers. The incident involved an Amber tame bear said to be in the park. Cargo for Japan and China aboard the Siberia includes 40 tons of tanned goods for Shanghai and 200 tons of lead among other freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watson
Pennsylvania
Yellowstone Park
Wilson
Wrurlard
Welson
Tendeani
Japan
China
Paste Mall Company
Orient
Prin
Shanghai
Revival in Shipbuilding Chicago Ships Shuts Reopen Soon
Chicago Shipbuilding Company announces that on October 15 the South Chicago shops will reopen after a May shutdown. The firm has secured enough contracts to stay busy into spring or later. Ambassador McCormick returns home from leave, leaving St Petersburg tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Shipburing Company
Soca
Thenited States Shipbuilding Company
South Chicago
Ambassador McCormick
St Petersburg
Ambassaor McCormick
United States
St. Petersburg
Blind British Justice Wife Beaters Go Free in London Case
Special Washington Post correspondent notes a London magistrate reduced a six month hard labor sentence for an out of work laborer who spent money a boy found to feed a starving family. Winsley kept the money, bought essentials, and faced court scrutiny amid protests over perceived harsh treatment of poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Washington
Walter Winster
King’s Rifles
Bank of England
Walter Winsly
Twasen
Winsley
Sleh
Alan
Winsles
Voisil
Minster
Clerkenwell Sessony
Insuke
Va Loveland
Loveland
Merct
J.oyeland
Urdn
Perates
Loveland-Taveland
Southwestern
Polo Court
Tung
Bondy
Wrigley
Marylebone
British Justice Questioned After Broad Assault Fines
A Middlesbrough magistrates court district reports multiple cases of brutal assault and poaching with fines ranging from 85 to 250 pounds. The accounts feature injuries to wives and mistreatment, prompting criticism of perceived leniency and selective punishment in the justice system. Local observers decry the justice scale as flawed and inconsistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonehouse
Victor Himacy
James Gaileny
Coats
Barnstaple
Michael Lawler
Middlesborough
Nottingham Cats
Thomas Peacock
Wilson
Thaophilay Jones
Usk
Women capture Garfield Park burglar after long chase
Harry Russell, sought for a week, is arrested after a chase through the residence streets near Garfield Park. Dressed in kid gloves and patent leather shoes with a light overcoat, he protested his arrest while police recovered burglary tools and jewelry believed discarded during the pursuit. Russell faces accusations of twenty Garfield Park district robberies in the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall High School
Harry Russell
Garfield Park
Efe
Russell Way
Russell
Fiske's Gift to Cornell Bequest of Half Million
Ithaca Oct 7 The will of Daniel Willard Fiske who died at Frankfurt on the Main Germany September 17 bequeaths to Cornell University an aggregate of 500000 He was once librarian and professor of North European languages at Cornell He inherited from his wife Jenne McGraw Tiske a fortune Cornell receives his Icelandic and Scandinavian literature and Petrarch holdings plus other books to the national library of Reykjavik Iceland Provisions create funds to maintain and enlarge the Petriveh and Icelandic collections and the Dante collection also. His Florence villa and paintings go to a public gallery in Reykjavik Iceland The proceeds from landsales near Florence will go to Cornell Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Ithaca, N
Daniel Willard Fiske
Mankfort
Germany
Cornell University
Fiske
Cornell
Jenne McGraw Tiske
Cornel
Tiske
Iceland
Petrarch
Reskjark
Florence
Italy
Walter Sayne
Landorta
Reykjavik
Embezzlement Charges Hit Former Cambridge Bank VP
Herbert O Burber, ex vice president of the defunct Cambridge Bank, returned home and was jailed on a warrant for embezzlement. He faced a grand jury with seven indictments. bond set at 35,000. Burber claimed he parted from his brother in law after leaving Cambridge and did not know his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bank
Cambridge Ohl
Herbert O Burber
Cambnerciel Bank of
Cambridge
P C Patterson
Ashler
Commercial Bank
Henderson
Barber
Patterson
Berg
Ieaving
Cambilde
Conciliation Board Meets At Wilkesbarre Inquiry
A conciliation board met in Wilkesbarre today to decide the payment method for the Lehigh Water Coat Company sliding scale increase. The grievance was referred to an umpire for decision, and a $1,200 levy was approved to cover running expenses. A French delegation arrived at the fair grounds headed by Prof Albert Metin of the Colonial School, fourteen representatives of cooperatives and unions traveling at French government expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkeswarre Rx
Lehigh Water Coat Company
St. Laws
Albert Metin
Colonial School
Paris
Postal clerks seek more staff and action on carriers
Philadelphia Postmaster McMichael attended Paye Payre funeral in Washington and pressed for more personnel. Acting Postmaster General Wanne approved forty extra clerks with room for more during peak periods. McMichael asked for early action on additional letter carriers. Fourth Ass’t Postmaster Bristow to take up the request soon. Minister Russell to Bogota. U S envoy leaves Rockville for duty in Colombia. Agriculture estimates show fiscal year 1996 outlay of 5699810, an increase of 208270 over current year. Treasury notes redeemed, internal revenue receipts 93116, customs 962430, miscellaneous 53, expenditures 32,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
McMichael
Washington
Veterdas
Payre
Post Office Department
Wanne
McMichael Su
Geneal Bristow
Treasury
National Bank
Mosquitoes in a Trap Used for Pillow Stuffing
A Trenton report details Jersey women converting dead mosquitoes into parlor cushions. Mrs Martine set a window trap using light and sheets to lure insects, collecting thousands of corpses for stuffing a silk pillow. The odd fashion merges novelty with crude cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New York
New Jersey
Delaware River Valley
Jersey
Edward Q Martine
Delaware River
Marthe
Wis Martine
Ton
Mie Martine
Masquitors
Bne
Mattine
Martine
Therwevman
Jersey Wordan
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Bishop Satterlee
Board of Managers
Carty
Wiese
Eluht
Votts
Puneulk
Charles Wobitr
Olney
Harvard
Yale
Plight OF
Congo
Black Hand
Hanna Mausoleum
Boy
Man
BLIND
May Manton
Conciliation Board
Bogota
Wiliam W Russell
United States Minster
Colombia
Hume
Rockville
Newark
Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
Berry & Whitmore Co
Berry & Whitmore
Margaret Scheelz
G St
N. W
OLD Colony CO
Imsporter
Pubirg
Wwtart
St.Louis World’s Fair
Bute
Tuk Rat
Forest City
Walter B Stevens
Dean
Port
Artis
Iustra
Vaeper
Washington Post
Post
GITT
Sterling Oilyer — Comprisne
Victor
Columbia
Ohio
Zonophone Talking Machine
Edison Phonographs
Royal Crown
Ramsa
Glasgow
Dawsons
Pen ‘Stinemetz
Knabe
Tex
Yale Laundry
10Th St
New York Ave
Office and Works
Great Atlant and Pacific Tea Company
Corner Inn
Tolman
Tae
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