Lutheran clergy assignments and service notices
Rev M J Eline of Frederick will lead St Pauls Lutheran Church on Eleventh Street Washington for three weeks and preached yesterday morning. Rev Dr G C B Hasakarl preached at St Mark's Lutheran Church in upper Washington DC yesterday. Due to the death of his wife, Rev Dr Talmage did not preach yesterday.
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M. J. Eline
Frederick
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Trent
Washington
G. C. B. Hasakarl
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Uth
D. C
Bae
Talmage
Temperance Picnic Sets August 2 at Fair Grounds
Arrangements are underway for the sixth annual temperance picnic and demonstration at the fair grounds on Thursday August 2. A large committee invites temperance societies and friends to attend with shelter provided for 10000. The program includes bands, a chorus led by Prof G W Walker, and an elocutionary contest for a gold medal at 11 30. Notables Leon Smith and Frank Odell are expected, and the Braddockdale crowd drew 5000 at a large county event last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
F. B. Sappington
W.P. Morsell
David
Rice
G. W. Tyson
Frank Suman
J.P. L. Storm
Bleifeld
J. N. Zimmerman
W. R Dorsey
J. L Engtbrecht
E. L. Miller
Is. W. Storm
G. E H. King
Temperance Societies
Friends of the
Temperance Causes
Chotr
G. W. Walker
Brown- Ingeville
Mosars
Leon Smith
Frank Odell
Nebranks
Braddock Phale
Embezzlement Case Pinches Man From Middletown
Deputy Sheriff James Cram arrested Elmer Alexander near Middletown in Ihia county Friday and brought him to Frederick. Detectives Carter and Gallagher took the youth to Washington for trial on embezzlement charges totaling $64.86. Police also jailed Joseph Barnes and Jonsa Houston near the Baltimore and Ohio depot on Friday for fighting, fined $2.85 each, while spectator Wm Carter was fined $1.85 for excess noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cram
Elmer Alexander
Frank Alexander
Middletown
Ihia County
Frederick
Bafors
Einstein
Wm. Carter
Prohibition meeting and local notices in Doub's area
The Lo sdon County Prohibition and Evangelical Association began its eighteenth annual meeting at Porcelieunte with several thousand present and noted speakers. Local items report visitors, picnics, football games, a runaway accident in Hamilton injuring several, and notices of church events, gatherings, and community updates from Doub's and Willow Grove through August.
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Druid Bill
Losdoun County
Prohibition and Evangelical Association
Porcelieute
McLaughle
Boston
Jobs G. Woolley
Chicago
United States
Quincy L. Morrow
Delaware
Odell and Smith
Nebraska
Romsey Smithson
Hasekes
Wharton
New York
Beveridge
Connecticut
Hamilton
A.C. James
Clifton
Harmony Sunday School
Purcellville
Republican County Central Committee Sets Primary and Nominating Dates
The Republican County Central Committee met at the Court House in Junior Hall after the convention to set dates for county primaries and the nominating convention. Dr Haftner presided. September 14 was named for primaries with new Central Committee selection. One week later, September 21, the county nominating convention will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Politiea
Republican County Central Committee
Court House
Junior Hall
Haftner
Central Committee
Back W the Fare Misasspolls Tribune on urban growth
The Misasspolls Tribune reports population gains across Minnesota with Daleth showing exceptional rise due to annexation of outskirts and boom years after the lost census. It notes cities near Delitz faring better and discusses urban migration driven by industry, prices, and wages, plus a rural return during hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misasspolls Tribune
Delitz
Daleth
Tts Moe
Minnesota
Notable Anglomaniaca and Cosmopolitan items light up literary scene
Lave Literary News reviews Henry Faller’s Pilgrim Bone in The Anglomaniaca from The Cosmopolitan. It praises Mrs Hoginald de Koven on women and bicycles, and highlights photos of Big Game of the Mountains. It also notes prominent authors and artists appearing in The Cosmopolitan. A Bordentown murder trial and a Pittsburg officer assault are mentioned with brief details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lave Literary News
Henry Fallers
Hoginald de Koven
Cosmopoilitan
Lewis Morris
Sir Edwin Arnold
Edger Pawcett
Tabb
W. Clark Russell
Lang
Sarcey
Zaogwill
Agness Reppiler
Hamilton Gibson
Denman
van Schaick
Six
Sandham
Providing Work for Tramps New Castle
Aug 12 New Castle Delaware Mayor Boyd arranges with Delaware Iron Works to offer tramp labor in the putt weld ing department. About a dozen tried it but quit after an hour or two. those who refuse are driven beyond city limits. Emperor William tours England leaving Cowes for Lowther Castle to visit the lakes, with plans to sail from Leith aboard the imperial yacht Hohenzoern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Del
Boyd
Delaware Iron Works
Atiar
Emperor Willam
England
Loxpos
Emperor William
Cowes
Lord Lonadale
Lowther Castle
Lord Lonsdale
Clifton Station
English
Leith
Hohenzoern
Wilhelms Haren
Lovely babe Eline Milton Lubomir born April 4
In Bonne Terre Phoenix in the M de Tarminowsky family a girl named Eline Milton Lubomir was born at 9 30 a m on April 4 with prayers requested for her life and protection. A Mrs E G Gregory Frederickstern Moa praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for quick relief in bowel troubles citing many mothers’ responses and endorsements.
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Npouncing & Baby
South Africa
M de Tarminowsky
Bonne Terre Poenix
Eline Milton Lubomir
Chamberlain
E.G. Gregory
Frederickstern
Bas
A. LL Pestre
Frederick
W. BR. Rudy
Aire
Great and Annanali Offer on Cough Care
A peculiar medical ad offers refunds for each case of throat and long dissass not cured by Shiloh's Care. Albert Lt. Pearre markets Etchuon Building as the site. The piece touts Baby’s Life Saved and cites testimonials from Mrs Martin of Huntevills. Also mentions Clover Root Tea and Rubert L. Pearce endorsements.
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Great
Annanali
Shiloh
Wile
Albert Lt
Pearre
Etchuon Building
Sutiorite
Martin
Huntevills
Allert L Pears
Shiich
Albert L
Sweeney
Desperate Battle In a Box Car Between Tramps
Six men battled two armed tramps aboard a box car after Erie to Ashtabula. Three stone cutters Eastlick Smith Meinhart boarded at Erie. Eastlick was shot in the groin Smith hit in the neck. one tramp shot in the neck. John Cuddy of Waterbury Conn. is in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asatabula
Erie
H. G. Eastlick
Bert Smith
John Meinhart
Ashtabula
Smith
Eastiick
John Cuddy
Waterbury
Conm
New York Exile Law Fight Sparks Open Doors Debate
New York papers report a dry day yet tolerable for liquor dealers who keep venues open without selling or giving away alcohol. Steve Brodie faced Sabbath law trouble while fundraising but was released each time, resuming business after brief detentions. Philadelphia’s Luxurious fog probe advances with a Senate probe, Citizens Municipal Association offering $5,000 to defray costs, and witnesses anticipated as a large testimony batch is prepared.
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New York
New Yorks
Iiquor
Steve Brodie
Brodie
Maglatrave Corner
Philadelphia
Senate
Municipal Association
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Hac
Corea
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Addrese Oval Medicine CO
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Abe
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