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Domestic News October 4, 1891

The Wichita Daily Eagle

Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas

What is this article about?

At the general conference of the German Evangelical alliance in Philadelphia on Oct. 3, a committee reported on charges against Bishop Dubs from February 1890, his withdrawal from a Cleveland trial due to denied stenographers, and his subsequent suspension after a one-sided investigation. The committee recommended a thorough review by the conference. The session then moved to executive for Bishop Esher's case.

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The Dubs Trial.

Philadelphia, Oct. 3.-In the case of Bishop Dubs, the committee to whom the matter was referred made a report to the general conference of the German Evangelical alliance stating that there were charges preferred against Dubs in February, 1890; that at the trial Dubs withdrew because the conference refused to allow him to employ stenographers at his own expense; the aforesaid trial, had at Cleveland, after a one-sided investigation, declared Dubs guilty and suspended him; that in order that the general conference may consider the matter intelligently, the committee recommends that Dubs bring the case before the general conference, where a thorough investigation can be had and the bishop put in a proper light before the church and the world.

The general conference then went into executive session for the purpose of taking up Bishop Esher's case.

What sub-type of article is it?

Legal Or Court Religious Event

What keywords are associated?

Dubs Trial Bishop Dubs German Evangelical Alliance Church Suspension General Conference

What entities or persons were involved?

Bishop Dubs Bishop Esher

Where did it happen?

Philadelphia

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Philadelphia

Event Date

Oct. 3

Key Persons

Bishop Dubs Bishop Esher

Outcome

dubs declared guilty and suspended after cleveland trial

Event Details

Committee report to general conference of German Evangelical alliance on charges against Dubs in February 1890; Dubs withdrew from trial because conference refused stenographers at his expense; one-sided investigation in Cleveland led to guilty verdict and suspension; committee recommends Dubs bring case to general conference for thorough investigation. Conference then went into executive session for Bishop Esher's case.

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