Clergy List of New York East Conference Leaders
The document names multiple reverends serving as Presiding Elders across the New York East Conference districts including Brooklyn North New York District New Haven Kingston Paterson Jersey City Newark Elizabeth and more. It lists Rev Dr James M Buckley editor and several Rev Drs as presiding elders in Brooklyn North Brooklyn South New Haven Newburg Kingston Paterson Jersey City Newark Elizabeth Newark conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Buckley
Christian Navncate
New York
Methodist church leaders listed for conferences and roles
The text names notable clergy and administrators including Rev Dr W L Hoagland Newark District and Newark Conference, Bishop Earl Cranston presiding New York Conference, Bishop C C McCabe at New York East Conference, Bishop J W Hamilton Newark Conference, Dr W W Kelley editor Methodist Review, Rev Dr G P Mains agent Methodist Book Concern, Rev Dr E A Noble president Centenary Collegiate Institute, Rev Dr D P Raymond president Wesleyan University, Rev Dr E S Tipple Drew Theological Seminary professor, Rev Dr A W Byrd superintendent Church Society, Rev Dr A S Kavanaugh superintendent Methodist Hospital Brooklyn, Rev Dr F M North superintendent New York City Missions and Church Extension Society.
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W. L. Hoagland
Newark
Earl Cranston
New York
C. C. McCabe
Methodist Episcopal Church Conference Officials Listed
The document lists several church leaders by title and role including Rev Dr King secretary of Board of Church Extension, Rev Dr Downey pastor of St John’s Church Brooklyn, Rev Dr Reed president Dickinson College, Rev Dr Bo superintendent Evangelistic Union, Rev Dr Sanford secretary New York Fast Conference, and Rev Dr Henderson field secretary Evangelistic Commission. A column notes a fore cast of conferences on page eight.
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New Yorke
Seene King
Board of Church Extension
Rockwood
David G. Downey
St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
E. Reed
Dickinson Coteen
R. Tg Bo
Evangelistic Union
Anderson
Roe
George P. Man
Paul Rch
New York
A. B. Sanford
Chicago May Own Not Run Cars Says Vote
Chicago voters reject municipal operation of street railways while approving issuing certificates up to 75 million dollars to purchase and maintain them. Public policy favored municipal ownership though operation remains opposed. Mayor Dunne expects another vote on operation after acquisition.
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Chicago
Dunne
Proctor Investigation In Lodge Aid Case Issued
District Attorney Moran issued summonses in the Commonwealth v John Jove and others case. Robert G Proctor secretary to Senator Henry Cabot Lodge is accused of misappropriating 200 from John G Bestgen for a Republican campaign fund. Authorities demand books from the Republican State Committee and its officers including Talbott Flanders Doty Peterson Pinkerton Evans Mansfield before the grand jury. Bestgen also received a summons. Procter denies the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton
Moran
Commonwealth
John Jove
Robert G. Proctor
Henry Cabot Lodge
Legislative Committee On
State House
Proctor
John G. Bestgen
Republican State Committee
Thomes Talbott
William Flanders
George H. Doty
Joseph N. Peterson
Alfred &. Pinkerton
Wilmot
Vans
Finance Fouiries
Edward CC. Mansfield
Spear
Grand Jury
Bestgen
Washington
Procter
State grants examination permission to John L. Snyder
John L. Snyder, a Seneca Indian, is allowed to take the State examination all day on April 3. The approval comes from a bill introduced by Senator Fancher and signed today by Governor Wiggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Snyder
Senator Fancher
Gevermmer Wiggins
SCi.75 to Los Angeles and Return via Pennsylvania Road
Scrambled note outlines a travel route to Los Angeles and back via Pennsylvania road or route through San Francisco with Shriners' Importer Co. A ticket consultation appears referenced with agents and a date or transfer detail.
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Los Angeles
Sen Francisco
Pennsylvania
Nastiroad
Shriners
Cou
Agerts
Dort
Moroccan Reform Protocol Outlines 123 Provisions For Morocco
The protocol to reform Morocco, prepared for signature by delegates, spans 123 sections outlining police, contraband control, a state bank, new revenues, and customs oversight. Final ratification by December 13 in Madrid, with Sultan’s adhesion to make reforms operative by December 31, 1906. Existing treaties remain valid but yield to the protocol in case of conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeciras
Morocco
Madrid
Spain
Mizner Jewel Robbery At Hotel Seymour
Wilson Mizner husband of former Mrs. Charlies T. Yerkes reports jewels worth seven dollars stolen from his room at the Hotel Seymour No. 44 West 45th Street. Police suspect an inside job as detectives search for three loose diamonds and other gems including pearls sapphires and diamond cuff links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Mizner
Charlies T. Yerkes
Hotel Seymour
West 45Th Street
McLaughlin
WANTS LONGWORTH LAND FOR PARK
Cincinnati April 3 J W Rodgers park superintendent received a letter from Congressmen Longworth regarding gifting fifty acres of the Longworth estate on Price Hill for park purposes The letter says the matter is with his Cincinnati agent who has power to act Rodgers hopes the tract will serve as a nucleus for a large Price Hill park
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Cincinnati
J. W. Rodgers
Longworth
Price Hill
Loneworth
Rodgers
Bar Steam and Electricity Says Charles Stebbins Fair Child
Secretary of the Treasury Charles Stebbins Fairchild warns that concentrated power among financiers grows with improved transport and that curbing finance and industry requires dispensing with steam and electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Charles Stebbins Fairchild
the Treasury
Cleveland
Body Buried Real Estate Rule From Supreme Court
Boston April 3 A court ruling states that a body buried in a grave becomes part of real estate and a relative must show land title to pursue damages for disturbance, per a decision by the full Supreme Court bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Supreme Court
Jail Unlocks State Senator Butt in Arkansas
Memphis reports State Senator Butt after three weeks in Pulaski County Jail signs intention to reveal all he knows about legislative doodling. Thirty eight questions on 48 members were answered today, but public release of queries and responses is withheld.
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the Tribune
Memphis
Butt
Arkansas
Pulaski County
Woman Wings Negro Intruder in Macon Home
Mrs. Herbert Duckworth steadies nerve and fires a revolver as a Negro intruder breaks into her Macon Georgia home. The assailant escapes after leaving a trail of blood and the woman’s decisive action is noted in the report.
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Macon. Ga
Herbert Duckworth
Depew Delays Return to Senate for Rest
Senator Depew remains in seclusion in Westchester after a nervous breakdown from prolonged strain. Dr. Pearce Bailey says several months of complete rest are imperative, delaying any return to Washington this session. Charles C. Paulding and family confirm no European plans yet.
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Depew
Washington
Senate
Westchester County
Elliott F. Shepard
Scarborough
C. M. Depew, Jr
Axpe
Anna Depew
West Chester
Ashe
Senator Depew
Charles C. Paulding
New York Central
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Pearce Bailey
No. 52
West 58d Street
Balloon Ascension Postponed In Pittsfield
Aero Club reports new gas pipes not ready for Count de la Vaulx ascent next Saturday. Mayor warns against any Sunday attempt and could arrest perpetrators. Count lectured on automobiling in France and Mediterranean ballooning at a Fifth Avenue reception. He has not had an accident in thousands of passengers since his first ascent in 1898. He will lecture at Berkeley Lyceum next Monday with noted sponsors.
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Pittsfield
The
Aero Club
Count de la Vaulx
Automobile Club
Fifth Avenue
France
Mediterranean
Berkeley Lyceum
E. L. Baylies
Cortland FP. Bishop
Henry Clews
N. L. R. Edgar
Ogden Mills
Victor Serchan
Orme Wilson
Norman Whitehouse
Would Indict Women for Bridge in Local Court
Dalton Ga April 3 Judge A W Tite stated that women playing euchre and bridge whist for a prize are as much gamblers as those who shoot craps in a back alley He instructed the grand jury to indict society people who are members of euchre and bridge clubs where prizes of unusual value were awarded to winners.
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the Tribune
Dalton
A. W. Tite
Grand Ay
Season's First Forest Fire Ravages Eastport Tracts
A destructive forest fire began north of Eastport, Long Island, on April 2, burning hundreds of acres in pine and scrub. The blaze damaged cordwood and destroyed game including rabbits, partridges, and quail, troubling local sportsmen.
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Eastport
Long Island
Lone aeronaut sails solo balloon toward Montauk Point
Paul Nocquet, sculptor and naturalized American, ascended from the Port Morris gasworks in a balloon carrying seven ballast bags a luncheon and camera. The craft drifted over Long Island toward Montauk Point as Aero Club members watched anxiously awaiting any landing or valve failure.
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Montauk Point
Jericho
Long Island
Paul Nocquet
Westbury
The
Automobile Club
Jamaica
Jamaica Bay
Nocquet
Radical Democrats Sweep Russia's Election Victory
In St Petersburg on April 4 the Constitutional Democratic party won a decisive national gain as official tallies lagged. The party secured a working parliamentary majority and nominated M. Petrunkevitch for president in the lower house, with widespread jubilation and predictions of influence across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democrats
M. Petrunkevitch
Tver
Admiralty
Constitutional Democratic
M. Kutler
M. Petrofitsky
Gosudarstvo
Witte
Fortune From Patients Enriches Nurse After Care
Miss Esther Marvin, a trained nurse, cared for elderly Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes of Hempstead on Rockville Centre Long Island. The recently filed will left her bonds and property valued near seventy thousand dollars. She faces many investment and marriage proposals following the inheritance.
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Rockville Centre
Long Island
Esther Marvin
Benjamin Rhodes
Hempstead
House Runs Aground In Awixa Creek Move
A four story waterfront villa owned by Commodore Adolph Mollenhauer at Awixa Creek cannot be moved until a high tide. The 200 ton dwelling was slid onto five scows and floated toward Maple avenue, but grounded near Coddington’s country seat. officials remain hopeful the moving operation will succeed as the house rests firmly.
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Tribune Bayshore
Long Island
Adolph Mollenhauer
Penataquit Corinthian Yacht Club
Awixa Creek
Mollenhauer
Awixa Avenue
Maple Avenue
King Edward at Marseilles Aboard Victoria and Albert
King Edward arrived at Marseilles from Biarritz and boarded the royal yacht Victoria and Albert where he joined Queen Alexandra. He was received with military and naval honors.
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Marseilles
Edward
Biarritz
Victoria and Albert
Queen Alexandra
No Agreement Yet in Miner Operators Talks at Jersey City
Miners and operators resumed negotiations in Jersey City with a seven-member miners’ committee and top railroad executives. An adjournment was taken to 1 p m tomorrow as talks remained nonconclusive and largely exploratory.
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Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Trunk Line Association
Jersey Central
Liberty Street
George F. Baer
Jersey Central Railroad
W. E. Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
John R. Kerr
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
David Willcox
Delaware & Hudson Company
Morris Williams
Pennsylvania Company
J. L. Cake
T. I. Nichols
J. T. Dempsey
W. H. Dettrey
John P. Gallagher
John Fahy
George Hartlein
Ashland House
Thomas
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Baer
Nichols
Brotherhood of Man
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Lodge
Mizner
Yerkes
Count de la Vaux
Bishop
Port Morris
138Th Street
Walnut Avenue
Bronx
Paris
Cammazza
Italy
George L. Bumbaugh
Leo Stevens
M. Levee
College Point
Flushing
Dr. Thomas
Mr. Post
Mr Stevens
Trenton
Philadelphia
West Shore Railroad
Buffalo
Niagara Falle
Hudson
Mohawk Valley
E. B. Thomas
T. D. Nichols
Mr. Nichols
Mr. Mitchell
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