Mohonk conference urges international arbitration for world peace
The text reports on the eleventh annual Mohonk conference on international arbitration. It cites a crystal statement by leaders saying the world increasingly favors peaceful dispute resolution, with growing support from workers, commerce, religion, and philanthropy. It notes the North Sea incident and the Hague convention as cited progress toward universal peace.
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Sha Ake Mohonk Conference On International Arbitration
Thi Cluss
Pacific
North Sea
Barbariam
Roosevelt backs Bonaparte for Navy secretary
Contemporaries comment on President Roosevelt selecting Bonaparte for Navy secretary. Critics note his lack of administrative experience but view him as a cabinet-worthy choice. The selection draws varied reactions from Baltimore and Cumberland papers.
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Mr. Bonaparte
Navy
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness Gossip Gone Sour
Fragmentary note recalls a Monday meeting between Giladys and Jake. Ethel recalls a bustle and a newspaper HRGRIVE hint, revealing a terse, unclear interaction with local salon-style chatter.
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Giladys
Jake
Ethel
Fragmented Local Scribbles From Papers Intrude on Conversation
Brief, fragmented quotes from Philadelphia Press and Ledger items surface in a casual exchange. The dialogue touches on marriage, wealth, insanity rumors, a statistician’s claim about half the population, and a joke about choosing a summer destination with the wits.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Diplomatic Dinners and Naval Strategy Across Nations
A collage of opinion pieces notes former Ambassador Choate’s expected social obligations upon return, critiques Philadelphia’s municipal governance, and argues for Japan’s wartime success due to a centralized marine general staff, contrasting it with Russia and U.S. naval organization.
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Russia
Hessia
B& Fyola
Japan
Moments With the Musk Femininity and Teasing Hurt Feelings
A poem fragment from the New Orleans Times-Democrat discusses a woman who feigns stoicism yet desires hurtful treatment to feel alive. It contrasts gentleness with cruelty and notes how repeated words reinforce her belief she is wrong. The piece reflects regional humor and literary style of the era.
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Amall
Osme
DaMoucRat
Work of Death Rev Rorge W Beckley Passes Away
Reverend George H Beckley a longtime Lutheran minister and former president of the Melanchthon Synod died Thursday night at Trinity Lutheran parsonage in Reisterstown Maryland after a prolonged illness. He served in Woodstown Boonsboro Shippensburg Madison County and Relaterstown among other charges. He leaves a widow two sons and several siblings and will be buried in Middletown Maryland Monday with lodge members attending.
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Rorge W. Beckley
Geo. H. Beckley
Trinity Lutheran Church
Reiarertown
Mr. Beckley
Melanchton Synod
The
Lutheran Church
St. Clair County
Pennsylvanias Gallego
Gettynburg
Woodasboro
Shippapaburg
Boonsboro
Keedynville
Kohreraville
Doonsberd
Madison Coorthouse
Backley
E. L. Beckiey
Middletown
G. Herbert Seckley
Relaterstown
Hoenstina
Bedford
Messrs
John and
Henry Beckley
J. Clair County
Thin County
Masonia
Thins City
Eureka Lodge
Sharpaborg
James A. Murray
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Linden Avenue
Baltimore
Murray
Baltimore and Ohio Service
Locust Point
Messunger
Trailia Department
Milton H. Smith
Louteville and Nashville Railroad
Mutual Aid
Murray Wa
Florence Derr
Frederick
Mra
Morris Turnbull
Florence Murray
Slao
Helen Murray
Samuel W. Derr
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Marion D. Darr
Herbert Sheridan
Ralph J. Derr
Siier
Cfise
KR. B. Ways
Avenue Theatre and Grand Opera House Fire Hits Pittsburgh
Fire destroyed the Avenue Theatre and damaged the Grand Opera House in Pittsburgh. Crossed wires are suspected as the cause. the Avenue was a major vaudeville venue but had been closed for weeks. No fatalities reported. property loss estimated at about 140 000 dollars with insurance.
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Avenue
Pittteburg
Sunday religious services and schedules overview
Religious notices list a wide range of church services and Sunday schools for churches in Schleynville and nearby towns. It notes sermons at All Saints Episcopal, Presbyterian, German Baptist Brethren, Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, United Brethren, Trinity Reformed, St John’s Catholic, and Methodist Episcopal churches with times, special events, and upcoming anniversaries and baccalaureate services.
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Schleynville
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
City Ministerial Association
Protestant Episcopal
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
German Baptist Brethren
Olever
Hagerstown
Roth
Evangelical Cutheran Church
Paator Brook
Vaepars
Evangelical Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
C. Clever
United Brethren Obnrck
J. W. Kiraoffe
Christian Endeavor
Trinity Reformed Church
Thormont
R. W. Miller
Philadelphia
Sunday School Board
J. B. Chontz
Chambersburg
St. John's Catholic Church
Albert Smith
Methodist Epiacopal Church
R. Rosh Lewis
L. A. Thirlkeld
Epworth League
City Officials Arrest Warrants Pressed On Cumberland Leaders
Fish and Game Warden John W Avirett swore warrants against Cumberland Mayor Clarence M King all city council members and the city attorney for not providing fish ladders at the dam near the tannery on Wills creek. Sheriff Dencan served the warrants and hearings are planned in a few days.
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John W. Avirett
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Harper’s Ferry
Baltimore
Cumberland
Annapolis
Avirett
Joance H. W. Blocher
Clarence M. King
Wills Creek
Dencan
HYMENIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS AND WEDDING REPORTS
Anita E. Warner of Lewis town announces the marriage of her daughter Estey Belle to Mr. John F. Tillack on June 6 at St. Paul’s Church Utica. They will reside in Bayonne New Jersey after July 1. Florence May Flook of Myeraville and Aliie K Sparrow of Pittsburg married Thursday at St Paul’s U B parsonage Hagerstown. they will live in Pittsburg. George R Gannon invites guests to the marriage of Sara Elizabeth to Mr F Lester Smith on June 14 at St John's rectory.
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Ars
Anita E. Warner
Lewistown
Estey Belle
John F. Tillack
St. Paul’s Church
Utica
Bayonne
N. J
Sparrow
FLOOK
Florence May Flook
Myeraville
Aliie K. Sparrow
Pittsburg
Hagerstown
St. Paul’s
U. B. Parsonage
A. B. Statton
George R. Gannon
Sara Elizabeth
F. Lester Smith
St. John’s Rectory
William T Baer Fined for Disorderly Conduct
William T Baer was arrested yesterday afternoon at the Frederick City Lime Kilns by Deputy Sheriff Darner on a disorderly conduct charge. Justice Kokatein presided, fining him $1 and costs, which he paid.
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William T. Baer
Frederick City
Darner
Kokatein
Local Notes and Docket of State News
Tax rates fixed for Hagerstown at 77 canta. Capt Fitzhugh Lee Longbridge drowned at Can ton after barge incident. Gov Warfield spoke at Naval Academy exercises. Dr Joseph Albers Gillies, 64, died in York Pa while on excursion. Miss Jean E Maxwell 30 died at Camberland under suspicious circumstances. William Hermann and Dr J W Towphins arrested for murder charges. Eastern Shore Telegraph merger unites with Maryland Delaware Diamond State Atlantic Onancock and Peninsula Telephones. Charles Wilson about 30 jailed in Cumberland on bail for alleged assault on two young girls at carnival grounds.
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Hagerstown
Fitzhugh Lee Longbridge
Howard
Canton
Governor Warfield
Naval Academy
Joseph Albers Gillies
West Biddle Street
Baltimore
York
Jean E. Maxwell
Camberland
William Hermann
J. WH. Towphins
Eastern Shore Telephone and Telegraph Company
Easton
Maryland
Delaware
Atlantic
Onancock and
Peninaula Telephones
Charles Wilsom
Cumberland
Florence Sweiger
Henry Eweiger
Hiva Scarlett
Richard Scarlett
Belles Lettres Society Reports Debate On Women's Suffrage
Frederick Belles Lettres Literary Society held a regular meeting with readings and an essay on Automobiles. A composed program featured speeches on Art and Modern Law, and a debate arguing against women’s suffrage, which the judges’ decision supported the negative.
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Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society of
Frederick
Jay W Toms
William Storm
Aunt Polly
George Washington
Henry Ramsburg
Layburn Hughes
James Enright
Irving Staley
V. Tabler
R. M. Steckman
R. Angleberger
R. Kia
R. Hume
W.kramers
L. Ordeman
Henry Ramaburg
T. Legg
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Ervicer: Corporation
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Dime S20 AG
W. Rexander Colvill
Fessistane Ete
Thomas UL. Licks
Mayer Weaver
Cnet Prom
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Wellhead Company
TLEGO
Lois VW Smith
Fanta Werth
Sunday Schools and Societies
Ctumberland
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J. A. Williamson
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Laura Chavilne
East Patrick Street
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