Two Bishops Chosen by Methodists Amid Conference
The Rev Dr Anderson and Rev W A Nuelson were elected to the episcopacy at the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Second-ballot indications point to Rev Dr White and Rev Cooke as likely bishops. The church also weighs inviting the Methodist Protestant Church to rejoin the parent church. Baltimore, a Methodist stronghold, hosts the talks and an official outcome is awaited.
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Methodist Board of Education
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Aid
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Nueleon
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Chicago
Rea. Cooke
Hey
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Torn Earli
Nuelson
Amoes
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Cation
Fitteburg
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Pittsburg
H. W. Warren
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Carpenters Clash Averted Near Third Street and Broadway
An encounter between union and non union carpenters was narrowly avoided near Third street and Broadway. Strikers blocked wagons carrying Thornton Brothers non union workers as they left work after 5 PM. A wagon foreman ordered horses whipped and the wagon sped off, with no blows reported. Detective Mulcahy arrived to disperse the crowd.
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Third Street
Broadway
Thornton Brothers
Mulcahy
No Burial Permit for Babies Victim
Report from New York cites President Clark Bell of the Red-Legal Society alleging the baby victim did not die of hydrophobia. Brooklyn District Attorney Clark urged the Medico-Legal Society to seek an opportunity for an autopsy and to present their demand to the department.
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New York
Clark Bell
Red-Legal Society
Greater New York
William H. Muraly
Clarks
Brooklyn
Medico-Legal Society
Hoskad
Marsh Wan Plata
Ecient
Rovian
Pastour‘Institute
Finke
Wiltshire suits for six cent verdict in excavation case
A jury in the Chewit Coett awarded a six cent verdict to Phe McQuiley against the Pe Company. The trial concerned damages for property damaged by an excavation on Mary Street. The case proceeded in the court at which time the jury returned a verdict after deliberation.
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Eas
Jami McQulley
Tha
Axcavat
Mary—streat
Tix Couta
Judge Atwater Addresses Offenders In Probation Session
Judge Atwater urged the fourteen petty offenders to be patriotic and good citizens. He praised those who complied and advised future conduct, saying fewer appearances please him and that those under supervision should act as friends when sought for guidance.
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Oicor Mra
Emily
Lok
Geery
Jhige
I. Atwater
Ani
Resignation Read Before Westminster Church Meeting
In a May resignation read to the Westminster Presbyterian Church and congregation, Rev Dr Mott requests immediate effect. A copy letter to the congregation expresses regret and asks for understanding while urging a smooth transition. The meeting drew prominent church members and addressed the pastor’s decision and its impact.
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Tapers
Srvanstiee
Henry Onlice
Sutherland
Mott
Memsbert
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Jon
Train Collision At Antwerp Kills Fifty And Wounds One Hundred
A Brussels bound train at fifty miles per hour derailed after a mislaid switch at an Antwerp crossing. The collision with a Brussels train smashed carriages, killed fifty passengers, and injured about a hundred as rescuers worked amid wreckage and chaos.
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Antwerp
Sisty
Brussels
Asia
Local Commandery Plans Newark Vigil Event
A local commandery schedules a Newark vigil with prominent members and entertaining guests. Details are limited but emphasize civic observance and community participation.
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Newark
PCAC Meeting Notices Annual Engral Report
Engral meeting of the PCAC requires protection and yearly report reread. Official notices call for attendance and filing of essential documents.
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Reed
Boy Injured by Rail Road Cap Explosion in Yard
A 12 to year old boy, Tames Schauffele, son of Mr and Mrs Gustave Behauffele of 227 Delaware street, was seriously injured when a railroad cap exploded after he struck it with an axe in his yard shortly after 10 AM. He suffered facial lacerations and other cuts and was treated at Alexian Hospital before returning home.
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Tames Schauffele
Gustave Behauffele
Delaware Street
Sehwatele
Enp Nove
Mrs Blackwell Begins 84th Year and Her Suffrage Stand
The Rev Antoinette Brown Blackwell the first ordained woman minister and associate pastor in the Unitarian Church marked her 84th year at her home in Morning. She reiterated her strong views on women's suffrage saying women should have rights and responsibilities, not just household duties, and that voting would lead to better laws and fairer treatment.
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Antoinette Brown-Blackwell
New Unitarian Church
Bevan
Pythian Charity Altar Gift Vetoed by Newark Lodges
The Pythian Charity Altar gift to Kalkata of Pyrthias of the State was blocked last night by Apex Lodge of Newark and Olive Branch Lodge of the city. Chiefs Millsborough and Rene Paulionn spoke on the altar’s symbolical meaning while officers of Chancellor Commander Millsborough and other dignitaries attended from across the area.
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Pyrthias
Henry A. Selerich
Apex Lodge
Newark
Olive Branch Lodge
Commander Millsborough
Schneider
Weir
Olive
Jury Awards 750 Dollars in Infants Death Case
A Roselle Park jury awarded 750 dollars for an infant’s death caused by a trolley car in an Elizabeth suburb. The verdict was returned in the late afternoon at Court, with the Decedent’s family alleging negligence by the Transportation De partment. The case stemmed from injuries suffered near the parents’ home, and the infant died at General Hospital on June 15.
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Fanning
Roselle Park
Les
General Hospital
Platt Divorce Case Surprises Wood With Deposition
In a New York divorce action, Attorney for Senator Platt introduced the deposition of stationer Frederick Kenfely claiming a marriage certificate was not printed until at least a year after the ceremony. The testimony unsettled Mire Mae C Wood as cross exam failed to undermine the witness.
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Platt
Mire Mae C. Wood
Frederick Kenfely
Ringo
Miss Wood
Johnny Black
Eame
le Barbier
Cas
Mins Wood
Black
Lawrence” Hill
New York News
Misa Wood
Cros
Young
Mise Wood
Hummel Wan
Ovis Kenator
Lillian Jupeway
Young Phat
Wien
Mie Wood
Miller
Abe
Siskad Ie Tarhier
Young Platt
Stanchfield
Tor
Philadelphia
Apy
Thin Polit
Ee Bia
Sapiee
Hafely
Threatened to Shoot Railroad Conductor at Station Incident
A late evening report describes Joseph Gallagher, conductor on a railroad drill engine, threatening to shoot a conductor at a Bay way station. The suspect showed a weapon reportedly taken from a Folanier and was described as armed and irate during the confrontation.
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Central” Railroad
Meyer
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Ubo
Bay Way
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