Women Clubs of Maryland In Session at Arundel Club
Baltimore April 27 Hundreds of delegates from across the state convened the Maryland State Federation of Women's Clubs at the Arundel Club for its annual meeting. The program included routine business, officer reports, club readings, and a paper on Child Labor. Tonight features a Forestry lecture by Miss Myra L. Dock and an informal reception. Saturday plans include a triennial officer election and delegates to the National Federation biennial convention in St Paul.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Federation of Women's Clubs
Arundel
A. L. Slousent
Ession
John M. Glenn
Federation
Myra L. Dock
Pennsylvania Forestry Commission
National Fueration of Women's Clubs
St. Paul
Odd Fellows Observe Eighty Seventh Year
Baltimore April 27. Odd Fellowship marks eighty seven years since the first lodge was founded in Baltimore on April 26 1879. Originating in Manchester England the order grew rapidly and was transplanted to America in 1879. It is now the strongest fraternal order in the United States.
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ODD Fellows
Baltimore
Odd Fellowship
Manchester Union
England
America
Order of Oll Fellows
United States
Three Days of Auto Championship Races Begin in Atlantic City
Atlantic City hosts a three day auto meet on the beach under the Atlantic City Automobile Club. Enthusiasts flock here from across the country as races for championship and handicap classes promise a large list of prizes. Entry numbers exceed previous years, signaling a likely successful event.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic City Beach
Atlantic City Automobile Club
Cause of Kearsarge explosion remains a mystery
Washington April 27 The Kearsarge explosion may solve into another mystery baffling experts. no official cause yet while private tips point to careless handling of powder. Some officers warn mishandling and shortcuts to save time may have sparked the blast amid stringent safety rules.
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Washington, D. C
Kearsarge
Stied
Quarter Century of Baltimore Oratorio Society Celebrated
Baltimore marks the Oratorio Society of Baltimore’s 25th anniversary with a grand choral concert featuring Horatio Parker and Liszt. The society formed after citizens met in 1880 and elected Fritz Finke as conductor, later succeeded by Joseph Pawis. Their first concert in 1881 featured Hamel’s Messiah to a 700-voice chorus. The group later joined New York and Brooklyn Handel performances and a Theodore Thomas festival with Emma Eames and Juch among others, building a reputation for premier choral works.
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Oratorio Society of
Horatio Parker
Nora Novissimi
Liszt
Fritz Finke
Joseph Pawis
Oratorio Society
Hamel
Messiah
New York
Theodore Thomas
Emma Fursol
Madi
Emma Juch
Max Heln~neh
Socety
Ino
Territorial Topics and Mining News From Ray District
Headlines report dead man identified in Phoenix as Baker of Eureka and a mistaken link to a Mormon girl mine incident. Ray mining district activity grows with Big Lead and Kelvin investments, new equipment, and planned diamond drilling. Santa Rosa town site sale rumored to attract capitalists amid water project talk. A mother sacrifices life to save children after gasoline stove blast, extinguishing flames on her offspring while suffering fatal injuries to herself.
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Phoenix
Ome Baker
Eureka
Cal
Ray
W. B Twitchell
Big Lead Mining Company
Moevix
Kelvin and
Sayetie
Kelvin Reduction Company
Meades
Calumet Copper Company
Elaippe
Kelvin
Santa Rosa
Santa Rowa
Mra
F. H. Chadwick
Noftager Gill
Dave
Mini
Sha Ree
Scrap Pile For The Biggest Gun In World
Washington dispatch reports coast defense experts doubt the feasibility of mounting the 16 inch gun. Advances in 12 inch and larger naval artillery render earlier giants obsolete and prompt calls to halt big gun production. Roosevelt urged Congress to fund reserve guns to replace aging artillery.
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Uncle Sam
Sandy Hook
Washington, D.C
Alze
Aml
Roosevelt
Congress
Navy
Billy Stiles Reported Again in Bullion Hold-Up Case
A damaged item reports Billy Stiles connected to a bullion train hold-up near Dolores, Chihualua. It notes a pursuit by Captain Tom Rysning and describes six armed men, including Stiles and two Musgrave youths, seen in the Agua Alee mountains south of Gila Bend. A $1,900 reward is mentioned.
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Hilly Biliee
Chang
le Birder
San Diego
Stiles
Chihualua
Dolores
Tom Rysning
Stilen
Renning
Sonora
Yuin
Musgrave Boy
Aguaalee
Gila Bend
Judge Fall Plans Residence on Golden Hill Terrace
El Paso builders report gradual plans for Judge A. D. Fall to construct a residence on Golden Hill Terrace. Hologrow Dome design slated with elaborate interiors. estimated cost about 1409 dollars.
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EBL Paro Herald
A.D
Hhlgrow
Golden
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