Convocation of Cumberland Closes After Ten Days
The Protestant Episcopal Convocation of Cumberland adjourned last evening after a ten day session in the city. Attendees included Rev. Dr. Stephnson dean, Rev. Dr. Bacon Ingle Nott Havestick Boon Crowe Browne and Rev. Buel. Visiting clergymen were Rev. Addison Ingle of Virginia Theological Seminary and Archdeacon Moran. Browne preached the convocation sermon Tuesday night and various talks covered union, rescue work, moral and spiritual uplift of colored people, and a missionary to China. Emmanuel Church hosted the visiting group.
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Protestant Episcopal Convocation
Cumberland
Stephnson
Bacon
Ingie
Nott
Havestick
Boon
Crowe
Browne
Buel
Addison Ingle
Virginia Theological Seminary
Moran
Moran. ¥. Mr. Browne
Osborne Ingle
Episcopal Church
Addison Ingie
China
Emmanuel Church
Deaths and obituaries from Middletown area notices
Death announcements include Mrs. Sarah Waldeck widow of Joan Waldeck who died at 86 in New Baltimore. Funeral was from Reformed church Middletown with interment in nearby cemetery. An infant girl six months died in Hagerstown from convulsions and was buried in Middletown. Hamilton Remsburg, eldest son of late Israel Remsburg, died at his Lewis County home. James Ferguson, longtime Montevue Hospital inmate, died aged about fifty. Sons of Veterans Antietam Camp No. 3 plans meeting Monday with inspection by Edward M. Leonhardt. camp aims for readiness and bright future.
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Mes. Waldeck
Sarah Waldeck
Joan Waldeck
John H. Alexander
New Baltimore
Reformed Church
Middletown
George M. Koogle
Hageratown
Hamilton Rensburg
Hamilton Remsburg
Israel Remsburg
Lewis County
W. Wasted
Stephen R. Bowles
Near Broad Raw
Biz
John D. Fink
Mostetub
James Ferguson
Montevne Hospital
Monterne Burying Grounds
Sons of Veterans
Antietam Camp
Morgsy
Edward M. Leonhardt
Moltke Dies Aged 89 In Reichstag Death
Count Von Moltke, famed German soldier and architect of Prussian and German military strategy, died yesterday evening of heart disease after attending the Reichstag. Born Oct 25, 1800, he shaped campaigns from 1866 to the Franco Prussian War and led plans for the siege of Paris. His death closes a landmark era in European military leadership. In other notes from the coke region and beyond, updates cover local Sheriff activity, labor meetings, British action in Manipur, a shooting incident in Steubenville, pugilist Slavin’s arrival in New York, an oil lease foreman’s death, and a gubernatorial vacancy inquiry.
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Count von Miltke
Reichstag
Count von Moltke
Byal
Germany
Fetherland
Count Moltke
East
Moltke
Prussia
Prince Frederick William
Austria
Ie William
Paris
Europe
Keepie
Trial in Burlington Murder Case Hindeled by Delays
Disjointed OCR notes indicate Hor eae trial for murder in Burlington involving John Bocas and Mrs Charles. Proceedings reportedly paused as legal actions and migrant status questions surface. Clues suggest delays and uncertain witness or suspect details amid a tense peri od.
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Boyce Eae
N. J
John Bocas
Sirs
Charles
Burlington
Senis
Animosity in a 17th Century German Empire Dramas
The document discusses Hamdic and the Wiko Fae twihai Prince Bisnare with references to Losten and April 23. It notes a professor pawl Bis marchtus prymenentis foregrounding Willeu tie Fun and questions trust amid conspiracies about the second German empire. It mentions Sheepbe Lehinum of Marburg and a dedications plan to the Kaiser.
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Sheepbe Lehinum
Marburg
Bimaarck
Dramon
Large Fire Destroys Westminster Furniture Factory
A major blaze swept through the furniture store factory of Messia J Geiselman & Son in Westminster early yesterday, destroying the building and contents valued at about 11 000. Firemen saved nearby outbuildings, and insurance coverage totals 6 300 with other losses noted including resident goods and tools. The fire's origin is considered incendiary, with sparking flames reaching adjacent structures.
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J, Gelkelman & Son
Green
Liberty Streets
Westminster
W.S. Myer & Brother
Liberty Street
W. E. Bante
Green Street
Messrs. J. Geiselman & Son
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Carroll County
Commercial Union of
London
Merchants
Newark
N. J
Phenix
Hartford
Pennsylvania
Funerals Held For Maggie Cook Ora Hardy In Local Faiths
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 3 o clock for Maggie Cook in the Asbury AL E church with Rev R P Lawson officiating. Interment followed at Greenmount cemetery. A T Rice & Sons served as undertakers. Edward C Baker died near town and his body was sent to Philadelphia this morning by B and O R R for burial. Ora Hardy was buried yesterday at 9 20 AM from her Lime Kiln home with services at the M P church led by Rev J M Sheridan. Pallbearers included W B Funk William Fisher Cromwell Kessler and C Cromwell. Exchison & Son directed the funeral.
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Asbury AL. E
R. P. Lawson
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Edward C. Baker
Philadelphia
Baris
Ora Hardy
Lime Kiln
M. P
J. M. Sheridan
W.B. Funk
William Fisher
Cromwell Kessler
C. Cromwell
Poist of Rocks
H W N. Exchison & Son
Mysterious Stranger Detained in Smithsburg Visit
A man claiming from Mechanicstown Frederick county stayed at Joseph Wishard's hotel in Smithsburg. He then went to Hagerstown claiming to remim. Wishard lent his bank book and two checks, $70 and $10, to be entered as credits. The $70 check was cashed, the $10 check left with someone for Wishard, and the man vanished.
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Mechanicstown
Frederick County
Joseph Wishard
Smithsburg
Hagerstown
Remim
Mr. Wishard
Bir
Wishard
Sharpers Foiled in City Fraud Bid
Two sharpers in the city yesterday attempted a fake dam game against business men. They bought a 25 cent article and offered a ten dollar bill. Merchants detected the scheme, police pursued, and the duo were escorted out of the city.
The County Churches Arranging Tomorrow Services
Rev Mr Barnes will preach at Middletown's OMEO Church tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock. Holy communion will be held at Zion's Reformed church Cherlesville tomorrow at 1 o'clock. Preparatory services and confirmation were held today at 2 PM. Preaching at Tuca by Rev Hendh tomorrow at 2 to 3 PM. Mt Zion Reformed Aid society met at Feagaville last evening with music readings and an address by Rev H Ditmar of Jefferson.
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Church of
H. Ditmar
Jefferson
Horrific Ripper Murder Strikes New York Hotel
A brutal scene at 81 Catherine Slip in New York reveals the strangling and dismemberment of a woman by a man described as tall and aged about 50, known to locals as Jack the Ripper. Evidence includes a cross carved on the spine, a broken knife, and a chaotic hotel room. Police detained the bartender, a chambermaid, and two other suspects as they investigate the horrifying crime.
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Jack the Ripper
Vacap
Catharine Slip
Cvat
Fuori
CL Nicoli
Weenan
Afery Amfmneter
Charles EL Or Breen
Edward Fitzgerald
Rapa
Fitegead
Sue
Aeros
Han Werg
Schultz
Mary Binneter
Gennan
O'Connor
Oak Street
Doran
Griffn
Byrnes
Mary Hesley
Mary Wineter
Schultz Wek
Finance and trade updates and regional notes
The report summarizes finance and trade activity with notes on wheat prices, iron and steel demand, and railroad and manufacturing sectors across cities like Philadelphia Boston Baltimore and Cleveland. It mentions coal miners strikes, easing money markets, and overall steady business for the season, alongside projected Confederate monument events in Jackson Mississippi and various legal notices from Chicago and Hartford.
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Skhaba
Amore
Philidelphi
Savery
Boston
Philadelphia
Hartford
Baltimore
Cleveland
Cimcummet
United States
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Notable Deaths and Disasters Ripple Through Regional News
Obituary notices report Aforgan L. Stott and Gen H P Vancleve passing at ages 72 and ? A storm undermines the Watertown National Guard armory causing total collapse valued at 90000. Others outline shipboard crime, theatre founder Hooley, and a missing captain from the Wattie B Kelly schooner. Peru reports severe storms and widespread damage from late March weather events.
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Aforgan L. Stott
Tana
New Hackensack
N. Y
National Guard
Watertown
H. P. Vancleve
Minacape Us
Vancleve
Cisrke Russell
Germanic
New York
Coot White
Minserel
Pat Sever
Cere Mummece
Hooler's Theatre
Chicago
Droger
Biks
Sta Ans Pices
Hooley
Tomorow Mormins
B.S. Baggs
Breigeport
Coan
Wattie B. Kelly
Jastsen
Peru
Lambareque
RUSK'S PROMPTNESS IN CALIFORNIA PROCESSION
The presidential party traveled with elaborate California style escorts in Pasapexa and Santa Barbara. Secretary Rusk and Secretary Wanamaker aided in control after horses bolted, averting disaster. Harrison, the mayor, and civic leaders greeted the visitors amid arches, flowers, and patriotic decorations.
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Quarty
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Yyh
Sod
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Tropical Planta
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Mia
Dimick
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Seere- Rusk
Santa Barbara
Santa Rapesna
Harrison
United States
Land of Flowers
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Adi
Education bill and state supervision reform debated in Senate
The education committee favored Senator Harlin's bill to provide for better supervision of common schools. A resolution to investigate charitable correctional organizations and consider abolishing the board of public commissioners was discussed. Adjournment set for 8 p.m. Monday as the senate was not in session. In Washington, a cash count for the U.S. treasury was ordered due to changes at the treasury, with a committee of six officials and sixty clerks to work for six weeks.
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Board of Commissioners of Publicaise
Department of Supervision
Senate
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Foster
A. T. Huntington
Gvision
Sams and Currency
E EB Dasham
Charles Robertson
Comptroller of the Currency
Treasury
United States
Cvomomittes
Horse Racing Results From Guttenbers Track
Rerces at Guttenbers reports results from multiple races at Guttenbers with entries like Salisbury and Pericles winning in the first, True, Kendright, and Jay Quel Gensor placing in others, Civil Service and Price Howard noted in the fifth, and Success with Landsat in the sixth while various trainers and runtimes are listed.
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Guttenbers
Govrexsens
N. J
Furlonga
Prodiwal
Salisbury
Pericles
Attinstreok
Siurlonga
Jay Quel Gensor
Kendright
Lonsstreet
Sensling
Chorehill Ciara
T Furlong
Civil Service
Price Howard
Landsat
Philadelphia Markets Close Quietly Amid Mixed Signals
Apr 24 Philadelphia markets show active stock and produce trades with scattered gains in some issues and steady to weaker notes in others. Closing quotations reflect firm demand for preferred stocks, with readings and readings showing varied prices across Reading, Pacific, and Pennsylvanian issues. wheat and pork futures mix, with several contracts noted as steady or down slightly.
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Vanced
Wss
Lotugh Vailey
Pacific
Pias
N- Pacific
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