One Church Wanted Overtones at Roanoke
A Baltimore Conference session of the Methodist Episcopal Church South considers federation with the Northern Church. A special eight member committee is appointed to study consolidation and report a plan to both annual conferences for approval. Sessions run 9 to noon with afternoons for committee work.
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Roanoke
Rrev
Forest J. Prettymin
Northern Methodist Church
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Wis
Birt
Joint Committee
In Honor of Mrs Anderson Special to the Times
A social evening at Carlos Maryland honors Martha Anderson of Florence Nebraska hosted by postman Wm Fairgrieve. The Carlos quartet Thomas Stevenson Jamies Stevenson and John Hughes performed with Mrs Tom Stevenson delivering a recitation The Mouse Band and Rat. Guests included numerous Stevensons Hitchins and Fairgrieve families. Martha Anderson and daughter Bertha plan to return to Florence Nebraska Tuesday after a pleasant Maryland visit.
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Anderson
Times
Carlos, Md
Wm. Fairfrieve
Carlos
Martha Anderson
Florence
Neb
Thomas Stevenson
Jamies Stevenson
John Hughes
Tom Stevenson
Hugh Spier
John Filer
Wm. Casteel
Join Hughes
Geo. Lucas
Wm.rs. Jas. Hwitchins
Freds
Teertha Anderson
Mary Ann Fair
Nhieve
W. J. Fairgrieve
Jas
Stevenson
Edward Thomas
Chas
John James
Harvey Hitchins
Edward
Harry Taylor
Bertha
Maryland
Miss Hopper Triumphs in Fifty Miles from Boston at Maryland
Miss Hopper turns in a magnificent performance as Hittie the postmistress in Fifty Miles from Boston at the Maryland. The bright star is supported by strong casting and witty antics, drawing one of the largest audiences ever seen at this venue. The show is described as a complete success from every available standpoint and the management may be proud.
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Maryland
Boston
Miss Hopper
Hittie
New Management at Specialty Store
The Specialty announces Charles Schlundt as manager at 127 Baltimore Street. He brings energy to interior changes and new features including higher grade clothing and a custom department. The store aims to improve service for growing patronage and expects Schlundt to excel.
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Charles Schlundt
Baltimore Street
Sehlandt
Legion
Cumberland
Airene
Ballot Law Passes as Senate Fight Looms
Proceedings from Baltimore report the ballot law passing the House with GOP protests while Governor Crothers and key Democrats draft a bill for Senate consideration. Ford casts solitary Democrat vote against it. Other local measures include a Frostburg and Salisbury Railroad incorporation.
Long Journey to Wed Miss Claude Marries Ensign Fuller
Miss Lucy Claude traveled 3600 miles across the continent to Puget Sound Washington to wed Ensign Harry G. Fuller of the navy. The ceremony took place at the chapel with Col. Joseph H. Pendleton U S M C officiating. Fuller served aboard the cruiser Colorado on the Pacific station and could not obtain leave to travel east.
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Claude
Ensign Fuller
Annapolis
Dan Cupid
Puget Sound
Washington State
Lucy Claude
W. Clemente Claude
Harry G. Fuller
Navy
Joseph H. Pendleton
Colorado
Pacifico Station
Miss Claude
Sullivan in Control Illinois Democrats Endorse Bryan
The Democratic State Central Committee meeting in Chicago endorsed William Jennings Bryan for the presidency and voted 32 to 1 to recommend that the state convention meet in Springfield on April 23 Chicago observers say Roger Sullivan and allies controlled the meeting with James M Donohue the sole dissenter in East St Louis.
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Ilinois
Bryan
Chicago
Democratic State Central Committee
Springfield
Friends
Roger Sullivan
Brean
James M. Donohue
East St. Louis
Sullivan
Wagon Explodes Near Ring Town. Driver Fatally Hurt
A Ferndale Powder Co wagon at Ring Town, Pottsville district, was demolished by a locomotive on the Philadelphia and Reading railroad. More than a ton of high explosives were scattered but did not ignite. Driver Benjamin Dyson was hurled against an embankment and likely fatally injured.
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Pottsville
Ferndale Powder Co
Ringtown
Philadelphia and Reading
Benjamin Dyson
Gillette Death Sentence Upheld by Governor
Gov Hughes says no ground found to interfere with Cortland man Chester Gillette execution set for next week at Auburn prison for the murder of his sweetheart Grace Brown two years ago. He conducted a careful review of the evidence and affirmed the court verdict.
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Gov. Hughes
Albany
Chester Gillette
Cortland
Auburn Prison
Grace Brown
Mrs Sophoria Gleason Granted Divorce in Marshall County
Mrs Sophoria Gleason of South Bend Indiana obtained a divorce from John Gleason in Marshall County after confessing she had married many men. On the stand her attorney asked her to list husbands in order, but she could only recall five names and scolded the lawyer for the embarrassment.
Night Riders Rampage Destroys Tobacco Warehouse
A large fire linked to night riders damaged a tobacco warehouse holding about half a million pounds of tobacco and endangered surrounding homes in Cosino. Residents narrowly escaped as arson and looting were suspected, with police investigating the incident and noting the aggressive tactics differed from those used in nearby Kentucky towns.
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Cosino
Dary Ito Co
Hames
Kentucky
Ehouse
Miners Relief Bill Advances in Maryland Legislature
At the State House Annapolis March 2, Senator Shanken reported favorably on Carl's bill to raise salaries of miners in Allegany County by ten percent. The judiciary committee recommended sending two mining bills to the ANegany delegation. Denson opposed, wanting them to corporations. Ex-Senator Wellington attended for the general banking bill. Uhl seeks State Road Commission membership under the new law.
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State House
Annapolis
Shanken
Carl
Eltry
Allegany County
Dick Weto
Judiciary Committee
Anegany A Garrels
Denson
Wellington
Zack Laney
Jas. M. Willison
Warren H. Reynolds
G. Clinton Uhl
Mount Savage
Uhl
Shannon
Lewis
No Reason Yet Assigned for Rejection of Minister Hill
Berlin reports that the German foreign office will not reveal why the Kaiser rejects David Jayne Hill as ambassador to Tower's successor. The explanation is only conveyed to the American embassy, with officials likely awaiting State Department disclosure in Washington.
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Minister Hill
United Press
Berlin
Foreign Office
David Jayne Hill
Charlemagne Tower
State Department
Washington
Death of Stevens After Seoul Assassin Shooting
San Francisco reports the death of Durhan White Stevens American adviser to the Korean council of State. He was shot by a Korean assassin and died after an operation and anesthesia. The bullet perforated the intestines six times. recovery had seemed possible until his condition worsened.
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United Press
San Francisco
Cal
Durhan White
Korean Council of State
Stephens
Stevens
Lafayette Call’s Death at ZoOelock Office
Hearst News reports Lafayette Call aged 45 took his own life with a revolver in his Sarres Building office in ZoOelock Waynesburg Pa. He ran a piano and musical instrument shop and entered by the rear door. A shot was heard by the employer. Callo was found dead. He had endured ill health for some time. A widow and young son survive.
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Hearst News
Waynesburg
Lafayette Call
Sarres
ZoOelock
Riore Enteral
Callo
Knickerbocker Bank Reopens After Six Months Closed
Knickerbocker Trust Company reopened its doors today after a six month shutdown. The main Broadway vault and three branches are filled with cash as depositors seek to withdraw ten percent of their deposits. Show cases for sale offered by Potomac Hardware Co.
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New York
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Broadway
Wisling
Potomac Hardware Co
UP TO THE SENATE
Senator Mudd opposes Republican delegates action and favors seating John Walter Smith after presenting credentials in Washington. He criticizes the Legislature for electing Smith and counsels against protests that would affect Senator Smith's seat.
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Mudd
Annapolis
Crother
William Pinkney Whyte
John Walter Smith
Washington
United States Senate
Congress Ney
Smith
House
Senate
Burrows
Open
Legislume
Siwith
Bre Rows
Enator
Bon Ton Millinery Exhibition Opens in Cumberland
The Bon Ton Millinery Parlor in Cumberland held a spring opening drawing ladies to view new headgear. Miss Louise Lewis of New York designed stylish hats made with the Rockman staff. store space displays hats, shirts, and wares in a redesigned setting.
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Bon Ton
Bonon
Cumberland
Ton Ton
S. Kockman
Bon- Ton
Louise Lewis
New York
Lewis
Rockman
Fire at Drury Lane Theatre Falls Short of Ruin
Fire at the famous Drury Lane Theatre in London yesterday morning damaged stage scenery and properties but did not destroy the auditorium. The blaze, dated March 26, was controlled with the building largely saved.
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London
Drury Lane Theatre
Convention Stampede Fires Hotel at State Gathering
At the Leland Hotel in Springfield delegates fled as a fire alarm interrupted the Republican State convention. The blaze spread beyond firemen’s reach and caused about 200000 dollars in damage while attendees evacuated the building. Senator Penrose remains critically ill with erysipelas and related complications as fever abates slightly.
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United Press
Springfield
Congressman Boutell
Leland Hotel
Senator Penrose
Philadelphia
Smith Sworn In After Maryland Credentials Accepted
Washington March 26 4511 p m John Walter Smith of Maryland was sworn into the U S Senate after credentials from the Maryland Legislature were not rejected in a vote 29 to 24 on referring them to the Elections Committee. Senate President Raynor moved acceptance and faced no opposition. Smith was admitted amid applause.
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Washington
D. C
John Walter Smith
Maryland
Whyte
Senate
Burrows
Smith
Committee On Elections
Raynor
Burrows Objects to Smith Senate Seat
In Washington the Senate debated John Walter Smith's credentials from Maryland. Burrows argued the Maryland Legislature erred in electing Smith March 24, not per the statute’s timing, while Rayner pressed seating. Aldrich waived a currency bill as the discussion continued with a possible vote before adjournment. Dr. Robert Lamb plans Europe travel and will not assess Harry Thaw until July.
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Evening Times
Washington, D.C
John Walter Smith
Maryland
Senate
A.ner
Burrows
Senate Committee On
Jenath
Smith
Legislatine
Rayner
Aldrich
Thaw
Hearts News
New York
Robert Lamb
Mattew
Europe
Harry Thaw
Fine Fowl Crystal Farm White Wyandottes for Sale
Crystal Farm offers White Wyandottes bred for business. Eggs available. Price one dollar per item or six dollars per hundred. Phrases unclear due to garbled text.
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Crystal Farm
Attorney Jerome Nown Trouble Ordered by Gov Hughes
A public hearing on charges against New York District Attorney Jerome Nown began, ordered by Gov Hughes, alleging he failed to prosecute Metropolitan Street Railway for law violations. Citizens led by Wm F King accuse him of knowledge of crimes and refusing to prosecute implicated individuals.
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Metropolitan Street Railway
Hearst News
New York
Asa Bird Gardiner
Tammany
Metropolitan Street Rail
Married Chinaman. Baltimore Girl in Chicago Squalid Quarters
A sixteen year old Baltimore girl, living in a squalid Chicago room with a Chinese man, was arrested. Police say she has been confined for nine weeks and claims to be his wife, married two years ago in Norfolk, Virginia. The Chinaman is Charley Lee. a Baltimore man, Jarry Glickman, was found in the room.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Norfolk
Charley Lee
Jarry Glickman
McCullough Street
Death of Aged Lady Mrs Mary Tritch Pioneer Resident
Mrs Mary Tritch widow of Henry Tritch longtime city resident dies at Bedford Street home at 11 this morning aged about 87 years. She came to the city in girlhood and with her husband, former L D Rohrer Co employee, were held in high esteem. Four children survive John W Tritch and Misses Elia Barbara and Mollie Bell Tritch. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Mary Tritch
Henry Triteh
Bedford Street
L. D. Rohrer Co
John W. Tritch
Elia F. Barbara
Mollie Bell Tritch
Tanzer the Real Estate Man Offers Several Properties
Tanzer the real estate man advertises a 4 room house with large lots on Sylvan avenue for 950 dollars a 6 room house and lot behind Columbia avenue for 650 dollars a double frame house on Bedford street extended with 10 rooms and large lots for 1450 dollars rent 14 dollars monthly a hotel on North Mechanic streets with 20 rooms and a bar for 4500 dollars a very nice house on Columbia avenue for 1600 dollars including a large lot and stable Sloan residence at La Vale described as a modern up to date home with 10 rooms 2 baths large barns and outbuildings 200 by 361 feet lot near the Interurban line and grand interior decor
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Tanzer
Sylvan Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Ee Tanzer
Willy
Bedford Street
Will
Mechanic Streets
Sloan
la Vale
For Rent Groom House on Woodside Avenue Ad
Classified notice offers a groom house for rent on Woodside Avenue with bold pitch to contact Tanzer the hustling real estate man for selling real estate or lots.
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Groom
Woodside Avenue
Tanzer
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South Methodists
Ot Legislature
Crothers
Straus
Gorman, Lee
Harper
Bis
Ford
Stanford
Somerset County
Bb. G. Roe
Queen Anne's County
Frostburg and Salisbury
Gillette
Rudagity
THE
Night Riders
Burn Tobacco Warehouse
Covington, Ky
Knickerbocker Bank Ovens
Old’ Drury
Postscript
Senator Smith
J. Geo. Hermann
Baltimore Strmet
P.S
Lambert’s
Balto. St
Jerome Nown
Hes
McCleave Building
Bopp’s
Centre St
the New
Walter Powell & Sons Co
Cumberland, Md
the DeWood Butter Company
Elgin
Iliost
Elgin Process Creamery
Home of
Purity Butterine
Peter E. Wright
Western Maryland
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