Church Militant and Triumphant Debate Sparks Brooklyn Meeting
In Brooklyn on February 6 the Academy of Music hosted a large gathering for the fourth discussion on church federation. Pastor C T Russell argued for a scriptural view of one Church, distinguishing the true Church from nominal forms and urging unity beyond denominational lines. He defined the Church as the Body of Christ with believers who accept Jesus and follow him, while warning against treating the Church as a mere social club or moral association.
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Brooklyn
Academy of Music
C.T. Russell
Brooklynbernacle
Felows
Federation
Church Mulitant
Noray
Church of Christ
St. Peter
Cornelius
Christ
Jesus
Christ Jesus
Church of the Living God
Church
Church Triumphant
Paul
Stetchisedék
Seck
Earth
Lond
Union or Federation Which Fight for the Church
A religious tract argues that the Church must endure trials and suffering to reach glory, warning that a federal union would weaken true devotion. It asserts two priestly orders within the Church and urges spiritual union over worldly federation, citing biblical promises of reward for faithful endurance.
Trainheld Up by Three Robbers Near Pittsburg Kansas
Three masked men boarded a Missouri Pacific local between Coffeyville and Nevada and robbed passengers near Cornell. They collected about 400 dollars and valuables while the conductor and crew were forced to obey. Sheriff Merriwether and deputies pursue the suspects, believed to be outlaws from northern mining camps.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Coffeyville
Nevada
Cornell
Garrity
Awa
Merriwether
Virginia to honor dead at Gettysburg monument design
Virginia selects design for battlefield monument honoring fallen soldiers. The equestrian statue features General Lee on Traveler, with a base encircled by soldiers from all three services, selected by the state’s monument commission in Gettysburg York February 7.
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Gettysburg
York
Virginia
W. F. William Steders
Washington
General Lee
Duel Ends in Death of Man Known For Wealthy Planter
In Carrollton Georgia on February 7, T R Johnson a wealthy planter killed his son in law Henry Camp in a pistol duel after Camp eloped with Johnsons daughter. Camp and Miss Johnson had been married in Alabama four days earlier. Johnson vowed to make his daughter a widow if they ever met again. Miss Margaret Drexel Engaged to Viscount Haldatone in a London cable report dated February 7.
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Carrollton
T. R. Johnson
Henry Camp
Camp
Johnson
Miss Johnson
Alabama
Margaret Drexel
Baltimore
Anthony J. Drexel
London
Margaret Armatrong Drexel
Guy Montague George Finch-Hatton
Haldatone
Winchelsea
Nottingham
Anthony J. Drexel, Jr
Marjorie Gould
George J. Gould
Fire Damages Dormitories at Gallaudet College
A blaze at Gallaudet College in Washington on February 7 caused an estimated loss between 50 000 and 75 000. The fire broke out in the men’s dormitories and reception rooms, sweeping through the two upper floors of the building.
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Gallaudet College
Weahington
Aga Dmb
Maryland
Aged millionaire accused by girl in Pittsburgh court
James Mathews a 71 year old retired coal operator faced Judge Kirby in central police court after Elizabeth Herman an 18 year old country girl accused him of enticing her from Cambridge Springs. She says she was kept as a prisoner for two months and he promised pay and nursing but she was beaten and sent to school. Mathews held on $180315 while authorities seek the girl’s parents.
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Pittsburg
James Mathews
Seara
Galilionaire
Kirby
Central Police Court
Elizabeth Herman
Cambridge Springs
Mathews
Sli Rass Street
Half Million for Roads at Carroll County Convention
A notable Carroll county road bonding convention met at Odd Fellows Hall in Westminster with delegates from all districts except Franklin. A committee from each district will draft a bill for the Legislature to approve bonds to fund road improvements, with a proposed $500000 limit and spending conditions. T. Herbert Shriver chaired. Harry B. Beverage served as secretary.
Carroll Literary Society Meets in Adamstown School
The Carroll Literary Society of the Adamstown School held its regular meeting Friday February 4. Maud Stupp presided, with roll call and minutes read by Norma Stauffer. The program featured songs recitations essays readings debates and a Jefferson versus Lincoln debate won 3 to 0 for the affirmative.
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Carroll Literary Society
Adamstownsh School
Maud Stupp
Norma R. Stauffer
Ruth Kreig
Geneva Thoman
Walter Virty
Julis Thomas
Harry L. Mock
Jessie Diller
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Anna Mary Day
John J. O. Hare
Ruth Harrison
John W. Null
Walter Wirts
Daniel Thomas
Julia Thomas
Port Deposit Ice Cleared After Floods
News from Port Deposit notes sidewalks cleared of ice for the first time since the flood. Reports a winter dance by Hyatteville Cotillon Club and a sermon at Tome School by Bishop F J Kinsman of Delaware. Also mentions the State Encampment G A R moving to Baltimore in April from Hagerstown in June. Dr William Whitridge of Baltimore dies suddenly on North Charles Street. Herman Fisbon of Baltimore to wed his niece Ida Younger in Providence where such marriages are not permitted in Maryland.
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Port Deposit
Hyatteville Cotitlon Club
F. J. Kinsman
Delaware
Tome
Baltimore
Hagerstown
William Whitridge
Charles Street
Himan Fisbon
Providence
Mise Ida Younger
Maryland
Sheridan Cline Held on Non-Support Charge
Sheridan Cline was arrested Saturday by Sheriff Grimes on desertion and non-support of his wife, Pella Cline, near Buckeyetown. He was jailed in default of bail, then bailed for grand jury action at $100 with Rene S. Harp counsel.
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Sheridan Cline
Grimes
Pella Cline
Buckeyetown
C. H. Eckstein
Rene S. Harp
Traverser
Visit to Sabillasville Sanatorium Weighs State Aid Increase
United States Senator John Walter Smith led a Baltimore party to the Maryland Tuberculosis Sanitarium near Sabillasville to inspect facilities and press for a boost in appropriations from 80 000 to 100 000. The group, including Renato Fingnee and Vote Wage committees, toured grounds and buildings, dined, and heard why the institution merits support with full capacity and low cost per patient.
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United Stat
John Walter Smith
Maryland Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Renato Fingnee
Sabitingville
Baltimore
Olock
Senator Smith
Smith
Joshua W Hering
Carville D. Benson
J. W. Draper
Edgar Williaison
James W. Dawkins
Andrew J. Carmina
W. Grant
Willan
Maguire
C. Connick
Arthur D Foster
John T. Stoner
Thomas J. Parks
James J. Harris
J. Hooper Wesley
Richard §. Wodson
Edward KE. Goslin
Lewis McK. Griffith
Harvey J. Speicher
Adam Peepten
K. GR. Miller
HD. Wolfe
Robert la Hall
J. P. YT. Mathias
Wertenbacker
Gordon Wilton
C H. Conley
K. Dennis
C. L. Tate
W. S. Klog
H. Heintz
Willam WH. Brown
Frank T Yates
Richard N. Sheckella
Theodore Brady
BE. Austin Saughmnon
Henry B. Jacobs
Hanover to Fund New Young Memorial Library in Hanover
Hanover Pa plans a modern library funded by a 45000 bequest from Dr J P Smith. Ground and building donated by Mr and Mrs Howard K Young, to be called Young Memorial in memory of Edward Etter Young. A governing board includes Robert M Wert Jacob D Zouck Henry A Ball Emily J Young John T Young Harry Ehrbart John T Nace Mrs Charles E Moul Pauline Brenner. Robert K De Lauccey mourns disappearance of a timepiece and guest's gold waters loan.
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Hanover
J. P. Smith
Howard K. Young
Young
Dward Etzier Young
Donut
Robert M. Wert
Hanover Saving Fund Society
Jacob D. Zouck
First National Bank
Henry A. Ball
People's Bank
Mies Emily J. Young
John T. Young
Harry 3. Ehrbart
John T. Nace
Charles E. Moul
Paullinebrenner
Remedy Claim for Rheumatism Prompts Local Sale
An ad touts a claimed absolute cure for rheumatism from Pr Uemnden's prescription. It markets an elixir named CHET and asserts a money back guarantee. The Head Drug and Chemical Co lists the product as available through DPeatre Voters Pharmacy in Frederick and nearby areas.
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Uemnden
Gypsey
Read Drug & Chemical Co
Baltimore, Md
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Barclay
A Vermont reader describes using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during the change of life and reports complete restoration of health. The letter extols the remedy as a safe, widely endorsed treatment for female complaints including inflammation ulcers and nervous prostration.
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Kranitaville
Darvousnessy
Cas
Barclay
R.F.D
Graniteville
Lynkham
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Robert K. de Lauccy
Sharpsburg
Chichester
Gala Hilton
Jaks
Prudence
Enya
Gowan
Rusty
Suny Leslouepens
A. G.quynn & Co
Royal Standard Typewriter
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Pearre’s
Modern Pharmacy
South Market Street
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