Methodist Split Meetings In Washington Mark Reunion Talks
Two Baltimore Conference branches of the Methodist Episcopal Church meet in Washington marking the first joint gathering since 1861 split. Bishop Walden and Bishop Candler preside as sessions open at Mount Vernon Place and Metropolitan M E Church with delegates elected to the Chicago General Conference and plans for reunion discussions led by Rev. J Eevy, W G H Chapman, and Rev D S Monroe.
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Washington
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
Walden
Cincinnati
Conference of
The
Bonth
Mount Vernon Place Church
Candler
Georgis
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Southam
J. E. Eevy
W. G. H. Chapman
D.S. Monroe
Mt. Vernon Place
W A. Cbsadler
Georgia
J. W. Daffey
Entertaining c
J.B. Armstrong
Baltimor
M. E
John M. Walden
Chicago
Page Milburn
Fraterick
Funerals for Mrs Eliza Fogle and Isaac Michael Held
The funeral of Mrs Eliza Fogle was from her home in this city at 10 AM yesterday with services at Rocky Hill church led by Rev B L McLean. Pallbearers were Samuel Wertheimer John Wisner William Frerie and W Stone. interment at the church cemetery. Isaac Michael aged citizen died Sunday night and funeral services were Tuesday at St Pauls Utica Mills. pallbearers David Hedger Samuel Strine Samuel Boxton David John and Bara Cramer. interment Utica Cemetery.
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Eliza Fogle
Rocky Hill Church
Woodsboro
B. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Samuel Wertheimer
John Wisner
William Frerie
W. Stone
F. Schroeder
Isaac Michael
C. Eyler
Glade
Sud
Pierce
John
Utica
Caleb
I Wn
Minnie Michael
St. Paul’s Church
Utica Mills
S. M. Hench
David Hedger
Samuel Strine
Samuel Boxton
David
Bara Cramer
Jacob Perry
Walkersville
Utica Cemetery
Akron minister calls to abolish coffins and hearses
Rev. A B Church of the Unitarian church in Akron Ohio argues for abolishing coffins and funeral hearses or cars. He says burial should use only a shroud and that coffins prolong decomposition, suggesting the practice be abandoned.
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A. B. Church
Universalist Church
Akron
Ohio
Committee Formed to Voice War Claim in Washington Trip
A large Maryland group selected Milton G Urner and William P Maulsby to lead a delegation to Washington on April 11. The committee will present the war claim before House and Senate committees, with Urner and Maulsby each speaking thirty minutes. A special car will transport the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton G. Urner
William P. Maulsby
Wil
Frederick
Congress
Washington
House
Senate
Joseph D. Baker
Winebrewer
Thomas B. Haller
A. R. Yeakle
Henry Williams
Wm. Fchilton
George H. Zimmerman
E. Brown
E. J
House Committee
Urner
Maulsby
Senate Committee
Claiinas
Ommittsea
Toll Roads and Wheels Stir Maryland Legislation
The Maryland Senate passed a bill prohibiting tolls on bicycles, potentially letting wheelmen ride toll-free if the governor signs. The measure comes after sustained advocacy by the Maryland Division L A W led by Chief Consul J J McElroy. The wheelmen aim to curb tolls on roads and paths, with implications for the Century Cycling Club routes and future centuries to Frederick and Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagialatore
Senate
Backey
Maryland
J. J. McElroy
Hanover
Frederick
Huture
Century Club
Wartime War Mentions and Local Social News
Miss Lola Redman attended Sunday events with friends in Trout area. Miss Mae Krise visited nearby with friends. Miss Gora Reamer from Baltimore stayed Thursday and Friday locally. Mr Will Speak from Rocky Ridge visited. Mr Milton Working and family from Pleasant Hill spent Sunday here. Miss Bessie Hahn from Ladienburg visited last week. A pound party at C M Anders near here on Tuesday March 27 drew wide attendance. Mr Howard Hammer visited Middleburg. Ralph Dorcas is ill. Oscar Cockerly slight grip, improving.
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Lola Redman
Troutie
Mae Krise
Ladiesburg
Gora Reamer
Baltimore
Will Speak
Rocky Ridge
Milton
Pleasant Hill
Bessie Hahn
Ladienburg
C. M. Anders
Howard Hammer
Middleburg
Ralph Dorcas
Oscar Cockerly
Work of Death and Local Notices
Mamie W Yo e daughter of the late Dr Robert F E Yoo and granddaughter of Rev J J Largest died in Baltimore on Tuesday April 3 Funeral will be tomorrow morning Interment will be at Tutor Ville this county O Hooligan s Wedding Conroy and Mack the Irish aristocrats perform a farce titled O Hooligans Wedding at the City Opera House next Tuesday night April 10 The Goldsborough property on West Patrick street recently purchased by Dr Lewis A Rica is being remodeled and will house the Blamenanr Millinery Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie W. Yoe
Mannie W. Yos
Robert FE. Yoo
J. J. Largest
Baltimore
Tutor Ville
This County
O'Hooligan
Goldsborough
West Patrick Street
Lewis A. Rica
Blamenanr Millinery Company
Prince of Wales Shot At In Brussels Dispatch
A dispatch from Brussels dated April 14 reports the Prince of Wales was shot at but not hurt. In other notes, there is a change at the Jesuit Novitiate with Rev. Charles Bridges named minister to succeed Rev. William H. Walsh, who has moved to New York.
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Brussels
Prince 2
Wales
Charles ¥. Bridges
William H. Walsh
New York
Hare
Maryland Legislature Passes Reorganization and Major Bills
The Maryland General Assembly passes key measures including government reorganization with appointive commissions, a Board of Examiners, more police and detectives, a state superintendent of education, and funding for Johns Hopkins University. Also approved are taxation and regulatory steps, a $500,000 state library loan, and various labor, education, and public welfare provisions. several bills fail, such as franchise, labor, and corruption-related acts.
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Lane Legwlature
Board of Charities
Baltimore
State Superintendent of Education
Chesapeake and Ohio
Johns Hopkins University
Somerset
Ohsrles
Calvert
Sanford Sunday
B and O Railroad Considers Metropolitan Branch Double Track
Rumor says the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans double tracking the Metropolitan Branch from Gaithersburg to Washington Junction. Parts will start Gaithersburg to Warings, four miles east of Boyd's, with the remainder after bridges are rebuilt. Surveyors at Buck Lodge study a crossing to avoid the current intersection. Decorations It is announced that Reynolds Post G A R will host a May 30 address at the City Opera House with old soldiers invited county wide. Odds and ends Commentary includes reflections on readers and a note on returning winter weather with a rain and cooler April forecast.
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Metropolitan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Gaithersburg
Washington Junction
Washington
Warings
Boyd's
Baltimore and Ohio
Buck Lodge
Uddsborough
Thay
George A. Pearce
Reynolds Post
City Opera House
Bronday
Annual Meeting Of Woman's College Board
The annual meeting of the board of directors of the Woman's College will be held tomorrow. The business will be for organization and election of teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s College
Elogisemen and Cosductu of the Train Tragedy at Martinsburg
Report of the fatal accident on freight train No 4 near Martinsburg. Engineer Hand says no one seen on track. Conductor Crowley describes the moment the body was found on the track. The deceased, Mr C. F. Dunn, resided three miles from Winchester, Virginia, and his body was sent to Martinsburg for burial after inquiry. A cousin of the deceased, Mr Thomas L. Dogz, is the foreman of the work crew on the line. Death reported as instantaneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. FE. Dunn
Uyat
Erick Janening
Martineberg
Wu. Hathmad Otheals
Thomas L. Dogz
Martinsburg
Dann
Wincheater
Hand
East
Iee
Joan
Crowley
County and state news digest from Howard County area
Howard County Medical Association elected officers and local officials practiced at Chesapeake Beach. Court of Appeals hearings opened in Annapolis. Cumberland cement mill resumed after five weeks idle. Laurel re elected Mayor Phelps and his ticket. Elderly farmer John Tharp dies in Washington county. Anne Arundel school board plans May 25 county school clearing. Fifteen year old Willie Goldsworthy dies at Klondike mine. John Brady acquitted in Baltimore in Wallace Reese murder case. Ex Senator Charles H. Gibson funeral held at Centreville. Allegany miners protest operator suspensions. Pocomoke City town election incumbents reelected without opposition. Hyattsville residents protest alleged Sunday lane violations near Bladensburg. Horns Point estate sold to John M. Perry near Cambridge. Polish laborer Marion Bakierzynski dies in Baltimore after knife-related chase. Philadelphia capitalists inspect Chantangoa Bay Ridge plan, to inaugurate May 30. Fire destroys large frame barn at Samuel Welty farm near Edgemont. loss about 2000. Anderson, Howard County’s oldest resident, dies near Guilford at 105. formerly a slave. Hayward avenue parcel bought for Dominican Sisters convent and schools. Hagerstown firemen group backs Chief Marshal Spangler for reappointment. Washington County school closes May 2. high schools end June 18 with commencements. Undine Milling receivers ordered to show cause by April 10 in ownership dispute with Emmett Brothers. Noah E. Cramer sells 35 acres in Liberty district to J. B. Masser. Travel tip: Syrup of Figs marketed for kidney and intestinal relief.
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Howard County Medical Association
Chesapeake Beach
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Laurel
Phelps
John Tharp
Washington County
Anne Arundel County
Willie Goldsworthy
Klondike
John Brady
Baltiamore
Wallace Reese
Charles H. Gibson
St. Paul's P. E
Centreville
Allegany
Pocomoke City
Hyattsville
Bladensburg
Horns Point
Goldsborough
Choptank
Cambridge
John M. Perry
Marion Bakerzynski
South Bend Street
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Bay Ridge
Samuel Welty
Edgemont
Anderson
Howard County
Guilford
Charles Hammond
Hayward Avenue
Reiatertown Road
Park Heights Avenue
Order of Dominican Sisters of the Perpetual Rosary
Hagerstown
Charles A. Spangler
Sloan
Undine Milling Company
Emmett Brothers
Washington County National Bank
Mewey Four Candidate Interviewden as President Bid
New York World reports that Spotl Dacanch to fue Nras Wasteety AgriEral Dewey today accirmed the interview oblaoo 2 and examined candidacy for President. Vonltinus the statement that be would meo foribe previdency.
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Vonltinus
Adsicral
Dewey
New York
Worll
Movement Abandoned Near Newry and LaSteos
Report from April 4 states Bilas Direat and others abandoned a movement east of Them fontein and have repeated the seminar ary. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate regional disruption and resumed activities by involved parties.
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Newry
Themfontein
Quin Lands Springsriva In Dublin Amid Friendly Crowd
Special Dispatches report. The Quin arrived this morning and began the journey to Dublin in pleasant weather. A large good natured crowd greeted the event, adding a festive mood to the proceedings.
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Dublin
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Mrs John Renner of this city left this morning for Baltimore Mr Take Bear of UK hac heap sumponed to Staunton Va by the illness of his mother Misses Micnle and Myrtle Lanse of Hanover Pa who have been visiting their aunt Mrs Mary J Lease Nort Market Street bye returned home
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John Renner
Baltimore
Take Bear
Lenten Worship Schedule Across Local Churches
Lenten services are planned this evening at Catholic, Reformed, Episcopal and Lutheran churches. Tomorrow marks the last afternoon service at All Saints. Holy Week next week features two daily services, mainly in the forenoon, with Good Friday hours altered. Reformed Church will hold nightly services next week, and Evangelical Lutheran church continues mid week services tonight.
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All Saints
Fled Kor Fight Ends With Fines And Jails In City
James Spriggs and James Tyler were arrested by Officers Mulhern and Cook for fighting on Five-and-a-Half street. They appeared before Justice White in the Mayor's office and were found guilty. Spriggs jailed 30 days in default after a $5 fine. Tyler paid a $3 fine. John Wood represented Tyler. The Sick. Mr. Wm Anderson's condition is slightly worse today.
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Kor
James Spriggs
James Tyler
Mulhern
Cook
Jaatice White
Sprigga
Tyler
John Wood
Easter Opening Inviteand Local Notices
Easter opening announced inviting the public for Friday and Saturday April 6 and 7 at 92 North Market street Miss Grovaie A. Poot expresses gratitude for encouragement and hopes to please. Dr J M Radcliff will be out Thursday afternoon and Friday.
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Grovaie A. Poot
North Market Street
J. M. Radcliff
Mullinix Carpet House Promotes Large Stock and Low Prices
L E Mullinex touts the time for carpets mattings and wall papers claiming the largest stock new patterns rich coloring and novel designs at prices never lower for some qualities competitors with the Great Advance claim are affecting prices. The store emphasizes growth, new friends daily and invites customers to compare and judge for themselves at The Exclusive Carpet Wall Paper and Curtain House.
Birely’s Palace of Music Adds Small Instruments Line
J M Birely proprietor of Birely's Palace of Music announces a new line of small musical instruments added to his stock. Call and inspect prices low and quality high. Also notes about National Building Association Baltimore City with assets 326616.76 and surplus 20235.33, plus office details for Dr Wo Boteler and eye ear nose throat practice with free spectacles exam.
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J. M. Birely
Birely
Palace of Music
The
Nations Building Association
Baltimore City
National Building Association
Baltimore
Boteler
Market Street
SAPPINGTON LAMP STOCK AND TEA AT 72 N MARKET
F B Sappington Cass Lamps and other house furnishing goods offer new weekly arrivals from heat factories. Includes lamps especially Student Lamp and American Centre Draught Lamp praised for reading. Also features White Star coffees and Ko Bl Tea. Located 72 N Market St.
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the Daily News
Wasnizaros
Tae Nxwa
W. L. Moors
Mins Anie N. Griffith
T. J. Measel
Doli & Albaugh, Agta
D. C. Carty
Neidig & Miller
Methodist Conferences
Prince OF Wales
John Exger Howard
John Hanson
National Hall of Braluary
Mmackie
Staley
Anne Arandel County
Office of Fire
Bureau of Immigration
Dairy Commissioners
Aksilroad
Hood
Martinsberg
Sear Winchester
Elogisemen
Cosductu
Duso Ielt
Klute
Thorn
Noah E. Cramer
E. J. Kolb
Liberty District
With Deellog
J. B. Masser
California Fig Syrup Company
Mewey
Uren
Wm. Anderson
Robert T. Danner
South Market Street
Patrick Street
National Building Association of
Roscoe O. White
National Banks of
Brrety
J. M. Brrety
Propr
William P. Hartay
Citizens’ Trust Company of
Birely's Palace of Music
Clinton P. Paine
Maryland Savings Bank of
Wilbur F. Jackson
Continental National Bank
L. E Mullinex
L. BE. Mullinix
Sopaz Moon
Prang
Soliel
Satin Soliel
Anthrim Linen
NES & Miller
Nao & Mussa
A. Market
Clinto
Washerton
J. M. Bregvy
Fropr
Calla& Birely’s
Edward C. Lease
Palmetto Fibre Company
John L. Johnson
Union Knitting Company
Baker Johnson
F. B. Sappington
Denner
TE i
Toilet
Sanddawiry
B. Sappington
N. Market Gt
GEO. S. Rodoce
Pete Etzies
Dita Haltioes
Rodoue & CL
A. T. Rice & Sons
Frederick, MD
F. V. Staub
F. W. Stavs
Railing Grocery
People's Grocery
Railing Grocery CO
Christian Railing
J. Heisaip Sales
J. Heisely Reller’s
N. Market BT
Willard
Keller
Fatrice
Ceresville
Shriner
Derb. C. Nicodemus
P. Levy
C. VS. Levy
Court Street
Court Hom
Cleveland
T. H. Weblac
N. Markee
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