Chicago Methodist conference opens with seating by lot
The 1900 Chicago Methodist general conference began as delegates from across Illinois gathered with the Board of Bishops from Indianapolis. The seating of 124 conferences by lot dominated yesterday and will continue, with Oklahoma gaining first choice. Bishop Thomas Bowman arrived to open the session.
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Chicago
Board of Bishops
Indianapolis
Illinois
Methodist General Conference
Oklahoma
Thomas Bowman
Victoria Hotel
Methodist Church
Equal Representation
Ity
S. M. Merrill
E. G. Andrews
C. D. Goss
W. F. Mallalieu
J. H. Vincent
D. A. Goodsell
Chicago Methdist Social Union
Metthodist
John Farron
Union
Harrison
John P. Brushingham
Iowa
J. M. Buckley
New York
C. C. McCabe
Texas
David H. Moore
Cincinnati
Huartner
Africa
Boston and Brooklyn Edge in Pitcher Duel
In Brooklyn on May 1 the game featured a tight pitchers contest with McGinnity slightly ahead. Brooklyn led in the fourth, Boston tied it in the next inning keeping the game close to the end.
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Brooklyn
McGinnity
Boston
National League Scores From Brooklyn and Chicago Games
In Brooklyn, Brooklyn 3 Boston 2. In New York, Philadelphia 11 New York 0. In Chicago, Chicago 3 St Louis 2.
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Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
U. K
Notable Scoreboard Roundup From Various Cities
In Minneapolis Minneapolis 43 Chicago 8. Milwaukee 11 Kansas City t. Cleveland 13 Detroit. Middletown Conn Manhattan 7 Wesleyan 5. Worcester Rochester 7 Worcester 6. Providence 20 Syracuse 4. Springfield Montreal 6 Springfield 2. Hartford Toronto 17. Buffalo Indianapolis 17 Buffalo.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Middletown
Conn
Manhattan
Wesleyan
Worcester
Rochester
Providence
Syracuse
Springfield
Montreal
Hartford
Toronto
State troop drill inspection and town hall supper
Middlesex County reports a State inspection of Troop Pr cavalry at the town hall with Col. J C R Peabody assessing carbines sabres and drill. New officers Capt J J Monahan first lieutenant E H Keyes second lieutenant E H Shaw approved by the State board. A post inspection supper followed.
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J. C. R. Peabody
J. J. Monahan
E. H. Keyes
E. H. Shaw
State Board
Sergt
Bartlett
Col. Peabody
Boston
John H. Redman
Atwood
James P. Emerson
Annisquam
Emerson
Burt
Paul F. Litchfield
Town
North Chelmsford Cavalry Officers Pass Exams
John J. Monahan of West Chelmsford and Edward H. Keyes along with Herman Shaw Jr have all passed their military examinations. Joseph Crowley of George C Moore's mills challenges the combing room team to a Saturday May 12 game, offering stakes. Fred Reno versus Clarence Sprague may settle without further trouble. Miss Emma Towle visited cousins in Maine. Lewis Miner accepted a Boston position.
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John J. Monahan
West Chelmsford
EF Cavalry
Boston
Edward H. Keyes
Cavalry
Herman Shaw, Jr
Joseph Crowley
George C. Moore
Crowley
Citizen
Combing Room
Fred Reno
Clarence Sprague
Emma Towle
Maine
Lewis Miner
Tewksbury Hearing on Wilmington Line Rail Petition
Citizens in Tewksbury push two street railway petitions seeking to connect via Wilmington and Woburn with lines to Lowell. Lynn & Boston Street Railway seeks to preserve a previously granted franchise with conditions including a Shawsheen river bridge and possible track laying within 18 months amid local opposition and long wait since 1893.
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Tewksbury
Wilmington
Woburn
Boston
Lynn & Boston Street Railway Company
Shawsheen River
Foster
Lynn & Boston
Carroll
South Tewksbury
Colorado
Selectman Farmer
Enoch Foster, Jr
Joseph Duffy
Merrimack Square
Lowell
Lowell & Suburban Company
Tewksbury Centre
Nichols
State Almshouse
Col. Woodward
Silver Lake
Ward Three Republican Club Meet Highlights High School Training
At Old Highland hall this evening Dr. Edwin E. Kinney will speak on the value of a high school education. Councilman Saunders and others will attend to share remarks. The public is invited to attend.
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Ward Three Republican Club
Ward Three
Republican Club
Old Highland Hall
Edwin E. Kinney
Saunders
Parents and teachers lecture series at John Street church
A Montreal educator Mr George H Archibald led a week of informal sessions on child nature at John Street Congregational church detailing how physical defects affect mental development and how to train mind and temper. The program covered Froebel principles, imagination, and active versus censor minded children with daily talks and demonstrations. The famine fund remains open and an appeal was made to attend.
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John Street Congregational Church
George H. Archibald
Montreal
Archibald
Froebel
Caesar
Plato
Gospel Service At YWCA Led By Miss Bennett
The YWCA gospel service this evening will be led by Miss Bennett and all girls and women are invited. Miss Nellie M. Brown will conduct the Bible class Thursday at 4 15 p m, both men and women invited. The Indian famine is the century s most widespread crisis with limited relief and widespread suffering among native states and families living on meager incomes.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Bennett
Nellie M. Brown
India
Organization For Relief
New Books in Cloth Bound Volumes at Lawler's Store
A list of recent titles including The Damnation of Theron Ware Gloria Mundi McTeague Agatha Webb Cross The Road to Paris The Continental Dragoon Tekla Phrase Lady of Quality Sorrows of Satan Honorable Peter Sterling Ziska Caleb West The Choir Invisible and more, bound in cloth, 50 cents each at Lawler's Book Store 79 Merrimack Street.
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Theron Ware
Gloria Mundi
McTeague
Agatha Webb Cross
Paris
Continental Dragoon
Tekla
Phrase
Lady of Quality
Sorrows of Satan
Peter Sterling
Ziska
Caleb West
Choir Invisible
Lawler’s Book Store
Merrimack Street
Cozy Cottage Home For Little Money In City Life
A nearly new cottage with seven rooms bath and 300 feet of land is offered for 1250 dollars with $100 cash and 5 percent interest. Owner selling due to moving from the city. Also a fine double tenement on Main Street in old ward 5 brings 30 dollars monthly rent. Call T J Elliott at 64 Central Street for full terms and particulars.
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Bath
Old Ward
T. J. Elliott
Central Street
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