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The Wooster campus hosts sermons on Onesimus, Beta Theta Pi events, and various student activities. Notable items include Beta Theta Pi District VI convention plans in Columbus, an inter-collegiate football tourney proposed for September, and updates on painting pranks, sports clubs, and the new athletic park near the gymnasium under construction.
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Singers Club proves a delightful city concert
The Singers Club recent concert garners high artistic praise and strong audience warmth. Notable stage setting and attire impressed, with fine orchestration and varied numbers, though financial return lagged. Performers led by Byron Olver and a roster of Birmont and associated musicians delivered a memorable home event benefiting local churches.
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Wooster Presbytery highlights and events at Mansfield
About 60 ministers and elders attended Wooster Presbytery at Mansfield this week with Rev. A N Verney delivering the opening sermon. Officers elected include Rev J Maxwell as moderator and Rev C Cardwell as clerk. delegates chosen for the May Saratoga General Assembly and other posts filled.
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Senate tariff debate to continue daily with speeches
April 16 report notes that the Senate will allow general tariff debate to run from 1 to 7 daily without interruption by mail calls or other business. Democratic speakers include Smith and McLaurin, with Turpie Palmer and others planned. Republicans Dolph Nerrill Perkins Higgins Gallinger Hoar Cullom Cameron Washburn and Gay expected to address in turn if time permits.
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Fragmented May 2 constitutional vote and canal note
Reading of the May 2 constitutional vote shows voters and registered citizens amid a cabinet and senate discussion. Senator Morgan plans swift action to Congress on the Nicaragua canal causing a debate over costs and government stance.
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Pollard Denies Stage Comeback After Breckinridge Suit
Miss Pollard remains ill at Providence hospital after her breach of promise case against Congressman Breckinridge yielded $15 000 in damages. Her brother JD Pollard of Lexington states she has no plans to go on stage, seeks rest and quiet, while theatrical managers press with high salary offers. Washington women form the Women s Protective League to address Breckinridge s conduct and potential fitness for Congress as honors and sympathy flow from Ladies including Mrs Dan Waugh Miss Louise Lowell and Miss Mary Desha.
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Pollard Breckinridge case spawns Washington intrigue rumors
May reveal threats and alleged affairs linked to Madeline Pollard as Breckinridge circle faces sensational claims. Reports describe attempts to influence Congress and public figures, with mentions of Justice Bradley and Lincoln era associations. Petitioned disclosures surface amid ongoing divorce and political maneuvering, highlighting a tense Washington backdrop.
Morgan County Sheriff Faces Attack Amid Riot and Lynching
A violent mob in Morgan County seized a man named Mas Knowles during an assault case. Bombs exploded as authorities warned the crowd, the building toppled, and a lynching occurred with a man hanged from a tree amid a tense standoff between sheriffs and militia. The incident drew national attention as troops were called and residents fled to safety.
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Meeting Explores Feasibility of Bagou Ship Canal
At a Toled o chamber of commerce directors meeting a committee was named to study the feasibility of a ship canal to Toled o from Bagou town, aiming to shorten the west to sea ward distance by over 700 miles. The panel will pick a route and present to promoters the case for the project.
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Storming East of the Mountain in Pennsylvania
Snow storm rages across the mountains of Pennsylvania with 10 to 18 inches of snow halting trains and crippling telegraph and telephone lines. Mining activity is disrupted and Delaware’s fruit crop suffers. the storm’s impact is widespread across the mountainous region.
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