Living Christ Sermon at Knox Memorial Unites Presbyterians
The Rev Dr Donald C MacLeod preached at the dedication of Knox Memorial United Presbyterian Church in Cincinnati. He criticized Pierpont Morgan for leaving the Episcopal convention over miracles, urging belief in the living Christ and divine justice, mercy, and love. He urged faith in God as creator, judge, and redeemer, and spoke of the gospel as good news for all people.
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New Knox Memorial United Presbyterian Church
MacLeod
Cincinnati
Donald C. MacLeod
First Presbyterian Church
Kenox Memorial United Presbyterian Church
Pierpont Morgan
Tnis
Christ
Mec. sLeod
Joseph
Arimathea
God
Church of
Sardis
Church of Sardia
W. Logan
Hyman W. N. Cromwell
Georgia
New Hampshire Avenues
Adam
Fulleek
Peter
Jod
Messiah
Calgary
Jesus
Army Men to Graduate at War College in 1909 10s Class
The Army War College class of 1909 10 completed their year and will graduate October 31 with a class copper awarded at Rauscher's October 2. Graduates include Col J A Le Jeune USMC Col Sir W V Kennan Col Charles A O Connor Col John F Tilson Col John T Knight Maj Eben Swift Maj Carl Reichmann Maj George Edwin Maj William Brown Maj Charles L Heckarts Maj David J Baker II Maj Geoffrey H MacDonald Capt Edwin Landon Capt EM Nelmick Capt Alexander H Dade Capt Eddie Q Schratt Capt William K Naylor Mept George A Jamerson and Capt Gilbert A Youngberg.
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Army War
Cllege
Rauscher's
J. A. le Jeune
U. S. Marine Corps
W. V. Kennan
Fourteenth Infantry
Charles A. O’connor
Eighth Cavalry
Jonn
F. Tilson
Highteenth Infantry
John T Knight
Eben Swift
Ninth Cavalry
Carl Reichmann
Twenty-Fourth Infantry
George I.dwin
Third Feld Artillery
Wiliam Brown
Third Cavalry
Charles L. Heckarts
Fifth Infantry
David J
Baker
Eleventh Infantry
Geof
Frey H MacDonald
Thirteenth Infantry
Stapt Hoa Brown
Fourth Cavalry
Edwin Landon
Coast Artillery
EM Nelmick
Alexander IL
Dade Ninth Cavalry
Edwie Q. Schratt
Coast Artillery Corps
Wilam K Naylor
Ninth Infantry
George A. Jamerson
Poungver
Gibert A. Youngberg
Ceorpe
Engneers
Reichmann
Irwin
Lanon
Brown
Tobacco Pool Collapse Shocks Kentucky Farmers
Lellington Kentucky October 16 forty thousand burley farmers faced a stunning blow as the 1910 tobacco pool was declared a failure. The Burley Society executive board announced abandonment after a long meeting. A rival bid by Campbell Cantril failed as the tobacco trust sent buyers offering higher prices in key districts.
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Lellington
Burley
American Tobacco Company
Kentucky
Burley Society
Campbell Cantril
Georgetown
Tobacco Trust
Tseoren
Tt Ia
Calvary Baptist Sunday School Rally Draws 1400 Children
The Calvary Baptist Church Sunday school held a large annual rally day with over 1400 children participating. Superintendent P H Bristow presided as classes marched in unity to the church. Pianists Miss Helen Meters and Miss Marlon Nichols provided music while William J A Andrews and Rev Dr H Greene spoke on church matters.
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Calvary Baptist Church
P. H. Bristow
Helen Meters
Marlon Nichols Furulst
William J A Andrews
H. Greene
Silent Managua Riots Report Leaves State Dept Uninformed
Acting Secretary Atlee said the State Department has heard nothing from Nicaragua on rioting or disorder in Managua and that censorship of cables by the Nicaraguan government has likely resumed, delaying any official communications to Washington.
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State Department
Nicaragua
Managua
Atlee
Jast
Census fraud probe pads western cities under Taft orders
Director Durand announced a rigorous national probe into inflated census returns. Officials will prosecute those padding tallies, with initial focus on Fort Smith Arkansas Boise City Idaho and Minneapolis Minnesota. Western cities face the heaviest scrutiny to correct inflated counts and curb distorted population rankings.
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Durand
Taft
Fort Smith
Ark
Boise City
Idaho
Minneapolis
Minn
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Pacific Coazt
Omaha
St. Joseph
Omehe
Census recount doubt in Portland and Tacoma protests
In Portland officials say no recount plan exists despite irregu larities found by Special Agent Urban Hester and Supervisor H. C. Beach. Beach puts Portland’s population around 213,000 after a potential 7 percent reduction. In Tacoma civic groups protest Census Director Durand’s 82,972 population figure and plan a recount request to Washington, citing hurried checks and few workers.
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Portland
Oreg
Urban Hester
H. C. Beach
Hester
Beach
Tacoma
Wash
Durand
Washington
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Taft
McKenzie
Italian School Reopens at New Quarters
Under Rev Ignatius Fealy and St. Joseph's Church, the Christ Child Italian School reopened Saturday morning for the scholastic year. The school now occupies 28 C street northeast in more commodious quarters. Classes meet Saturday mornings and Thursday afternoons with instruction in Christian doctrine English language American principles and sewing. Mrs Gowans and other women teachers will staff the school.
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Ignatius Fealy
St. Joseph’s Church
Christ Child
C= street
Margaret Gowans
Missouri Boy Sought In Message To Navy
Parents of four year old Edward Morrissey Jr of St Louis have asked city police and navy authorities to join in a search for their son who left home in March with the apparent intent to enlist in the navy. Also notes Jacob M Dickinson and party visited Potsdam and left for Paris.
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Missouri
Navy
Edward Morrissey, Jr
St. Louis
Edward
Edward J. Morrissey
Missouri City
Dickinson
Berlin
Jacob M. Dickinson
Potsdam
Paris
Grace Church 50th Anniversary Marks Pastor History
The Grace Protestant Episcopal Church on South Patrick street celebrated its fiftieth anniversary with a service and music. Rev Edgar Carpenter reviewed the church history noting its founding by Rev D F Sprigg and the three rectors since then. He was followed by Dr G A Wallia of the Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia who spoke on Rev Sprigg’s life and achievements.
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Washington Post Burdal
King Street
Alexandria
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
South Patrick Street
Duke and Prince Streets
Edgar Carpenter
D. F Sprigg
D. D
Lyceum Hall
Prince and
Washington Streets
Dr. Sprigg
Henry T. Sharp
Baltimore
Clamence Ernest Ball
Seaford
Del
Mr. Carpenter
Sharp
Ball
Carpenter
G&. A. Wallla
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia
Sprigg
Raymond Hulfish
William Woolls
Thomas Hulfish
Citizens Sleep Disturbed by Street Sprinkling Plan
Citizens complain as vitrified brick streets of Alexandria were swept and sprinkled every Saturday night. The street committee reported favorable comments but some residents urged officers avoid gossip during work. Alexandria Light Infantry plans an exhibition drill trip to Leesburg Virginia with the unit to be attached to the First Regiment Second Battalion under Maj. James B. King. Mrs Kate Sutton 51 dies at 1007 Gibbon Street survived by husband John W. Sutton and several children. daughter of Douglas Wood and native of Alexandria.
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Charles T. Russell
Brooklyn
Astronomera
David
Jehovah
Alexandria
New
City
Sone Ail
Alexandria Light Infantry
Leegburg
Thei Leesburg
First ‘Regiment
James B. King
Kate Sutton
Gibbon Street
John W. Sutton
Sutton
Douglas Wood
Fashion and Faith Clash in City Churches
Editorial argues that dress and display divide worshipers and insult the poor by placing fashion above piety. It laments church locations pulled into downtown fashion districts and notes famous cathedrals sit amid wealth and crowds, while urging churches be accessible to all.
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St. Peter's
Rome
St. Stephen’s
Vienna
St Paul’s
London
St. Margareta
Westminster Abbey
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New Company of Militia
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Rolfe
Washington Society
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Sinner
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Lew Fields
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Charles Klein
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