Archbishops Kenrick of St Louis Dies at Home
Longtime leader Peter Richard Kenrick archbishop of St Louis dies at his Lindell Avenue home after a lengthy service to the church. The death occurs with servants present and a calm, peaceful scene as hours prior he requested warmth and comfort.
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Louis
Peter “Richard Kenrick
D of
St. Louis
Marcianapolis
Lindell Avenue
America
Tom Franklin
Hattie Mullarkey
Tom
Peter Richard Kenrick
Archbishop Kenrick
Noth
Ace
Kenrick
Dublin
Seetarid
Thomas Kenrick
Jsne Foy
Schopis
St. Patrick's Royal College of Maynooth
Richard Kenrick
Francis Patrick Kenrick
Urban College
Rome
Alore
Murray
Rathmines
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
House of Loretto
Order of Jesusta
Society of Jesus
Rosatti
Bly See
Father Kennck
Boston
Drasa
Fie
Rosatii
Ninth Street
Washington Avenue
Calvary Cemetery
Mullanphy
Missouri
Arkansas
Dunois
St. Mary's Church
James Tierman
Qiocesan
Carondelet
Baltimore
Keamisk
Ivo
Peter
Pius IX
Stee
J. Ryan
St. John's Church
Ryan
Wal‘nut Street
Cardinal Gibbons
Lindell Hotel
Governor Greenhalge Dies in Lowell at 63
Gov Frederick T Greenhalge of Massachusetts dies after two weeks of paralysis and kidney trouble. Born in Lancaster England on July 19 1842 he built a political career from Lowell mayor to Congress and finally governor in 1893. He leaves three children and wife Isabel Nesmith.
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Lower
Mass
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Lan
Newberne
N. C
Middlesex County
Lowell
Russell
Mr. Greenhalge
Isabel Nesmith
John Nesmith
Massachusetts
Frederic B
Harriet Nesmith
Richard Spalding
Ballington Booth Shapes New Salvation Army Breakaway
Ballington Booth organizes a new movement with the Auxiliary’s backing while pledging no property or corps with the Salvation Army. He will accept only formallyApplying corps by majority member petition and require resignations from Salvation Army before formal independence. The Booths and Maj Glen handle inquiries at Montclair, New Jersey home.
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New York
Ballington Booth
Booth
Auxiliarys League
Army
Salvation Army
Maj
Glen
Montrelair
N. J
Christian Crusade proposed by Ballington Booth in New York
The Christian Crusade movement is outlined by Ballington Booth who pledges to lead a new evangelical effort. The Sea Cliff corps on Long Island deserted with Captain Mimenso and formed an independent religious body inviting Booth to command. Booth accepts and a hall is hired in Sea Cliff with Captain Zeake to lead, signaling the start of the new crusade and a planned publication named The Crusader.
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New York
Christian Crusade
Ballington Booth
New Evangelical Movement
Salvation Army
Sea Cliff Corps
Mimenso
Montclair
Zeake
Salvation Army Sea Cliff Corps
Old State of Pike and Stark Nurseries Legacy
An arc from St Louis Republic describes Pike County Missouri born in 1819 with Louisiana town same year and a boundary claim to the Pacific. It highlights Stark Bros Nurseries, its Kentucky origin, three generations, 1000 salesmen, and vast orchards across two states totaling tens of thousands of acres and millions of trees, shaping Missouri’s fruit industry.
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Pacific Ocean
St.Louis Republic
Pike
Missouri
Louisiana
Pike County
St. Charlies County
Mississippi
Upper
Stark Bros. Nurseries
Kentucky
Judge Stark
New Orleans
Rockport
Ill
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John J. Kain
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Avho
Govenor
Ola
Bay State
State OF
Biss
Madge
Boston Courier
Ladies’ Aid Society of Our Church
Rio Salzer
John A. Salzer Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
Anna
Rochefoucauld
Elliné
Kline
Arch St
Phila
Harry
Hale
Finney
BeExenHam
F. R. Lotz
Scott St
Covington, Ky
Hogarth
Bishop ‘Taylor
Sidneysang
Hood
Hoods
C. I. Hood & Co
Hood’s
DougLas
W.L. Douglas
Congress
Hox K. W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Maes
Ely
Wm. Fraser
Rocheater, N.Y
ELY Brothers
Warren New York
Rockwell Pillmore Streetn
Chicago
Anca
Ohia
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
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