Noted Methodist Bishop Fowler Dies After Illness
World famous author and lecturer Charles Henry Fowler, resident Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, dies at 3388 West 72nd Street after a long illness. Funeral is scheduled Monday at the Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church with tributes from church leaders and friends.
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Charles Henry Towler
Methodist Biscopal Church
Emteritus
Grand Lodge of Masons
New York State
West
Fowler
Tari
Fowler Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Minneapolis
Metropolitan Temple
Washington
John Wesley Hill
D. D
Bishop Fowler Dead at Philadelphia Conference
The death of Bishop Fowler was announced at the Philadelphia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The service will include interment in Woodlawn Cemetery as leaders such as Bishops William Burt David H Moore Daniel A Goodsell F Mallalieu Luther B Wilson and Rev Dr Kelley attend the session in Philadelphia on March 20 1910. The officers and attendees rose to sing Servant of God Well Done Rest from Thy Loved Employ.
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Charles Henry Fowler
Burford
Ontario
Canada
Genesee College
Syracuse Ec
Garrett Biblical Institute
University of Syracuse
Chicago
Myra A
Hitchcock
Carlitcchcock Fowler
Northwestern University
General Conference
Christian Advocate
New York
Cof Peking University
North China
Nanking University
China
First
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Petersburg
Russia
McClay Colllege of
California
Nebraska
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
William Burt
David H. Moore
Daniel A. Goodsell
F. Mallalieu
Luther B. Wilson
Dr. Kelley
Woodlawn Cemetery
Philadelphia
Fowler
Farr Cranston
Washington, D.C
Long Time Between Baths In Orange Court
Bruno Giordano ten years old faced Justice Bray in the Orange Police Court for truancy after failing to bathe as instructed by his teacher Miss Elizabeth Hogan. Bruno claimed no indoor tub and cold winters deter washing, and the judge ordered him to return to school.
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Bruno Giordano
Bray
Orange
Elizabeth Hogan
Bruno
Justice Bray
Upset Nurse's Claim Seeks New Trial in Dover
The Appellate Division reversed a judgment and ordered a new trial for Mary P F Rose a Dover N J music teacher who sought 35000 from the Hoagland estate for services during the last seven years of his life. Hoagland died Jan 13 1904 and by will left 50000 in trust for Cornelia C Rose the plaintiff's mother with life interests to both mother and daughter.
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Mary PF. Rose
Dover
N.J
Hudson Hoagland
Hoagland
Brackett Criticizes Unorganized Church Charities
Dr Jeffry R Brackett of Boston argues that the church should not be a general source of material relief but should mobilize members through established agencies and focus on spiritual teaching rather than direct material aid. He spoke at the New York School of Philanthropy yesterday afternoon.
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Church and Charity
New York School of Philanthropy
Jeffry R. Brackett
Boston
Dayton Is Paid $30,000 For Services As Counsel
The NY Building Loan and Banking Company receiver case continues as Charles W. Dayton Jr. faces a $30,000 legal fee for work from January 1 to September 13, 1907. Dayton proposes dividing the sum by 14 working days to estimate a daily rate about $131. The hearing adjourned to March 6 before Referee Thomas P. Conway at 62 Nassau Street.
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Charles W. Dayton, Jr
New York Building Loan and Banking Company
Thomas P. Conway
Nassau Street
Dayton
Noted Michigan Publisher Hosford Dies by His Own Hand
Washington mourns for Frank H. Hosford longtime Reading Clerk of the House of Representatives and famed newspaper correspondent. Born 1868 in Marietta Ohio Hosford represented multiple Michigan papers and died by suicide today with a knife in a despondent mood.
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Washington
Frank H. Hosford
Reading
House of Representatives
Hosford
Michigan
Marietta
Ohio
Army Captain Wassell Sent to Fort Bayard Hospital
Special to The New York Times reports Captain William J. Wassell of the Twenty second Infantry is sent to Fort Bayard General Hospital for treatment. The dispatch notes his transfer from Washington on March 20.
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New York Times
Army
Washington
William J. Wassell
Twenty-second Infantry
Fort Bayard General Hospital
Navy assigns officers to Newark vessel and hospital duty
Commander C H Hawley is to command the Newark upon commissioning. Lieutenant commanders and ensigns are detailed for fitting out and on board duties, with Ensign Woods to continue treatment at Mare Island Naval Hospital and several Ensigns assigned to Philadelphia Naval Hospital. Professor A Hall is posted to the United States Naval Observatory in Washington.
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J. A. Bell
R. T. Menner
J. F. Walker
D. Lyons
J. S. Cox, Jr
J. 8. Woods
Naval Hospital, Mare Island
C. A. Bonvillan
R.P. Scudder
S. Doherty
F. M. Perkins
C. S. Graves
P. L. Wilson
J. H. Collins
F. J. Fletcher
W. W. Lorshbaugh
H. G. Knox
C. Taylor
R. V. Lowe
E. A. Wolleson
R.M. Cooley
H. Jones
J. T. G. Stapler
J. P. Olding
J. A. Alexander
W. A. Glassford, Jr
R. S. McDonald
W. A. Hall
H. J. French
S. W. Wallace
R. Willson
W. Drake
A. C. Wilhelm
R. L. Ghormley
R. B. Williams
Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
A. Hall
United States Naval Observatory
Washington
Shipping Movements Across Multiple Ports
Arrived Milwaukee and St. Louis at Mare Island Des Moines and Dubuque at Port au Prince Lebanon at Lambert Point Arkansas at Annapolis. Sailed Milwaukee and St. Louis from San Francisco for Mare Island Rocket from Norfolk for Indian Head and Washington Calgos from San Diego for Magdalena Bay Justin from San Pedro for San Francisco Navajo from Mare Island for Magdalena Bay.
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Mare Island
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Dubuque
Port Au Prince
Lebanon
Lambert Point
Arkansas
Annapolis
San Francisco
Rocket
Norfolk
Indian Head
Washington
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San Dieo
Magdalena Bay
Justin
San Pedro
Navajo
College graduate police matron heads off wayward tendencies
A Wellesley College graduate becomes Long Beach California’s police matron. She uses crime prevention methods, avoids arrests, and has aided a seventeen year old girl away from an older companion. The reform seeks to replace custody with social services and probation, attracting national sociologists.
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Long Beach
Cal
Coney Island
Los Angeles
New York
United States
Kansas
Salvation Army
Court rules restaurant firms not bankruptcy candidates
United States Circuit Court of Appeals holds a restaurant corporation cannot be bank ruptcy targets under the act for principally manufacturing trading printing publishing mining or mercantile pursuits. Wentworth Lunch Company of 88 Fulton Street faced a bankruptcy petition filed October 21.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Fulton Street
Museum Purchases At Fifth Avenue Galleries In Embroidery and Tapestry
The Metropolitan Museum of Art bought items including an English embroidery picture of Charles I for 2100 dollars and a sixteenth century English embroidery picture for 140 dollars. Prices ranged up to 3800 dollars for a fifteenth century ecclesiastical set, with total day returns of 19880 dollars as the sale continues this afternoon.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Fifth Avenue
Charles I
Philip Lydig
Eben Wright
Charles Post
Jules Bache
J. E. Parsons
N. le Roy Edgar
KE. H. Archer
A. M. Stewart
New Manager for Smelters Takes Key Posts
W. Eccles, ex-Guggenheim traffic chief and Alaska railroad president, moves to Guggenheim mines and mills. He is elected Vice President of American Smelting and Refining and Smelters Securities, with overall charge of mines and plants. Also named VP of Cumberland-Ely Copper and Nevada Consolidated Copper. S. W. Sproule to head traffic department at AS&R Co. George C. Kaufman named general manager of the Mexico mining department.
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W. Eccles
Guggenheim Interests
Guggenheim Mines and Mills
American Smelting and Refining Company
Smelters Securities Company
Cumberland-Ely Copper Company
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Ss. W. Sproule
Bradstreet Reports Weekly Failures by Region and Capital
Bradstreet records 303 U S failures this week versus 278 last week and lower figures in prior years. Middle States 89, New England 40, Southern 82, Western 47, Northwestern 15, Far West 28, Territories 2, Canada 39. About 54 percent of failing concerns had capital 5000 dollars or less. 14 percent had 5000 to 20000. 2 percent had 20000 to 50600.
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United States
Middle States
New England
Southern
Western
Northwestern
Far West
Territories
Canada
Parsons to Speak at Central Republican Club Meeting
Congressman Herbert Parsons chairman of the Republican County Committee will address a gathering at the Central Republican Club located at 315 Lenox Avenue on Monday night.
High Art Publisher in Receiver's Hands
The Cooke firm of 420 Fifth Avenue files for bankruptcy as orders collapse amid financial strain. Creditors include Stahl Stahl & Jaeger and J J Little & Co. while Sheriff delays asset sale. President Robert Grier Cooke cites cancelled contracts and money shortage as causes. Burlington Magazine publisher duties shifted to Moffat Yard & Co.
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Fifth Avenue
Stahl, Stahl & Jaeger
J. J. Little & Co
Robert H. van Court
Robert Grier
Cooke
Holt
Francis H. Griffin
Murray
Robert Gair Company
Trow Directory Printing and Bookbinding Company
Burlington
Moffat, Yard & Co
SYPHONS AT $5,000,000 EACH FOR RONDOUT AND WALLKILL
The Board of Estimate approved an $11,000,000 appropriation for syphons under the Rondout and Wallkill Rivers. Each syphon will cost about $5,000,000 and will be between four and five miles long.
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Wallkill
Board of Estimate
Rondout
Pay as you enter Cars Introduced on Fourth and Madison Line
Beginning on Sunday March 22 1908 the pay as you enter cars will enter service on the Fourth and Madison Avenue Line. The system promises safety comfort and convenience for passengers and justifies a 1.5 million dollar expenditure by expected gains in travel speed reduced injuries and lower damage claims.
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Fourth
Madison Avenue
Woman robbed and beaten in East Harlem flat
Mrs Annie Lorenz janitress of 586 East 147th Street accuses Spede Garvick and two others of breaking into her flat assaulting her and stealing 530 dollars. Lorenz sustained a fractured skull and multiple injuries. She said the money belonged to Mrs Popusky janitress of 146th Street near St Anns Avenue who boarded with Garvick.
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Annie Lorenz
East 147Th Street
Spede Garvick
Garvick
St. Ann’s Avenue
Poplasky
Funeral for De Witt star athlete Stanley Samuels
The funeral for Stanley Samuels of De Witt High School was held from his residence on Eighty sixth Street and Breadway. Interment followed at Union Hill Cemetery with Rev. Dr. Schulman of Temple Beth El officiating. Pallbearers were Lew Witherbys Tom Crawford Nick Adelson George Watson Phil Chase and Charles Mergentine, all members of last year’s De Witt Clinton football team.
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Stanley Samuels
de Witt High School
Misses Lingerie Dresses and Coats Displayed on Second Floor
Greenhut and Company offers Misses' Princess Dresses in striped and plain taffeta silks with clever jumper styles and filet lace trimming. Also featured are Misses' Lingerie Dresses in sheer French batiste with lace, a range of 3‑piece suits and prettily tailored coats in cheviot tweed and serge with varied colors and trims, priced from 5.00 to 18.50 on the second floor.
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Street Block Work Looms on Sixth Avenue in Manhattan
Readable OCR notes a planned construction segment on Sixth Avenue between 18th and 19th Streets in New York City. Project aims to upgrade utilities and sidewalks with expected traffic impacts and temporary closures during work windows.
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Sixth Avenue
19Th Street
New York
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