Baltimore Annual Conference Third Day Reports and Society
The Baltimore Annual Conference noted the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society anniversary with speeches by Mrs. E. B. Stevens and Mrs. William Osborne. Stevens reviewed the society's work across 400 day schools in multiple regions and India orphanages. Osborne described mission experiences in India, poverty, faith, and fundraising examples, while others commented on foreign mission contributions and conference business including ordination and committee reports.
Conference Papers Available From The News at 10 3 cents
Copies of The News from the conference are obtainable through ministers for 10 3 cents mailed to homes without extra postage. Each day’s issue is included for the conference readers.
Spring Beginnings and Local Highlights
The 21st marks the start of spring with wheat looking well in the region. Fresh herring sell at thirty cents per dozen. Porter, an escaped convict from Virginia, was captured at Harper's Ferry. A cow on Ezra Bouck’s farm dropped a calf weighing 116 pounds. County commissioners to appoint a tax collector next week. Martinsburg considers a large canning factory. Mr. Robert Harley injured his left hand while chopping wood. Wheat arriving in town and selling well. Baltimore County residents hold 146 Central National Bank shares, 208 Frederick County Bank shares, and 243 Farmers' and Mechanics’ shares.
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Porter
Virginia
Harper’s Ferry
Levi Morgan
Ezra Bouck
Ufe
Court House
Martinsburg
Robert Harley
South Market Street
Baltimore County
Central National Bank of
Frederick
Frederick County Bank
Farmers’ and Mechanics
Festive Tusculum Soiree at Prof Jacksons Braddock Home
At Braddock’s Tusculum residence Professor A Jackson hosted a lively gathering last night. Miss Rosa Seaster assisted, with Florence Mercer Lottie Ridlemore and Albert Mercer among the guests. Attendees hailed from Braddock and nearby towns, enjoyed games and a large dining spread, and departed at dawn after well wishes for the host and Miss Rosa. Mr Cariisie offers an afternoon singing class in Junior Hall, with a German conclusing tonight and an additional session tomorrow. he plans a second course after public demand.
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Rosa Seaster
Braddock
Mieses Florence Mercer
Lottie Ridelmoser
Albert Mercer
Prof. Jackson
Alr
Frank Disczkson
Middleown
Frederick
Charlesville
Pleasant Hil
Walkereville
Fesgaville
Urbana
Woodsboro
Jefferson and
Boonsboro
Miss Rosa
Ait Briddeck
Cariisie
Curissie
New Cinder Path Eases East All Saints Street Walk
A cinder path was laid to the left of the deep cut along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on East All Saints Street. It aids pedestrians in all weather, though the original right of way remains muddy when conditions are poor.
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Baltimore 1 and Ohio
East All Saints' Street
Cnt
Conference Admisses New Members At Religious Session
In general examination seven candidates including A H Zimmerma F A Killmar W M Cross and B E L Wright were admitted to the conference after singing and a prayer by Rev L F Morgan The ex hortation came from Bishop Fowler and a tribute to other denominations urged faithfulness to the Methodist church. A deaconesses home report was read and the conference ceded to 12 30 for further business Rev Dr Darbly spoke for the home as the session adjourned Later notes mention Rev G W Hobbs Baltimore speaking at a well attended lecture and forthcoming Woman's Home Missionary Anniversary speakers Mrs Robert Andrews and deaconesses from Washington and Baltimore Homes. Other items cover a smouldering fire on East Patrick street shop damage a missing fire plug discovery near a grocery store and a long standing wooden plug dating back forty years Probate of Dr J Gregg Gibson will a otter sighting and a brown speckled otter caught near Monocacy Junction with a 16 pound weight and forty inch length.
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Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
E. B. Stevene
Baltimore
India
Malasia
Burmah
Bulgaria
China
Japan
Italy
South America
Mexico
William Osborne
Missionary Training School
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bombay
United States
Osborne
America
Stevens
Baltimore Conference For Foreign Missions
Widerman
Irs
L. B. Wilson
Washington
B McKendry Reiley
Rear
Wm. L McKenny
Brrawbridge Church
Beltimore
Baltimore and Washington
John Edwards
W. W Davis
R. R B. Murphy
J. C. Baldwin
J. C. Escon
G. E. Maynwell
H. Lamar
J. O. Raison
RE. L. Wright
Casries
Biggs
Hyndman
Dr. Reily
Methodist Review
L. F. Morgan
A. H. Zimmerma
Hagerstown
F. A. Killmar
Relay
W M Cross
Weat River Circuit
B. E. L. Wright
Alleghany County
Fowler
Methodist Church
Darbly
Otes
G. W. Hobbs
Hobs
Robert Andrews
Baltmore
M. E
Frederick
Epworth League
George W. Evans
Union Printing Office
Dittmar
Jefferson
Heffmeier
Middletown
News of the Churches Monthly Chinese League meeting
The Chinese League holds its monthly meeting at All Saint's Chapel this evening at five. At Keedysville United Brethren Conference yesterday Rev. W. L. Martin of Mechanicstown was re elected secretary. Mr C F Flook's name was called and passed. Reports from Frederick and other circuits were read and approved. Prof Flook delivered a paper on missions.
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All Saint’s Chapel
Keedysville
W. L. Martin
Mechanicstown
C.F. Flook
Frederick
Flook
VAGRANT ARRESTED FOR VAGRANCY IN COUNTY COURT
County Constable Brengle took Henry Zedricks to the House of Correction yesterday. Zedricks, colored, was arrested on a charge of vagrancy and sentenced to six months. Correspondents are urged to spell all proper names carefully to avoid misprints.
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Brengle
Henry Zedricks
Piziniy
Literary Society Meetings and Local Developments Tonight
The Lesbian Literary Society of the Women’s College and Phiomathean Society plan meetings tonight. A Marsland School inspection by a Legislation committee occurs around noon, followed by business. A new metallic telephone line is being installed from Frederick to Baltimore via Liberty by Workmen. The Modern War urges pleasant health remedies with Syrup of Figs as a laxative.
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Lesbian Literary Society
The
Women’s College
Phiomathean Literary Society
Marsland
Legisiature
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick
Baltimore
Liberty
Frederick Car Load of Food Arrives for Baltimore Poor
Frederick county residents sent a substantial car load of provisions and wood to Baltimore City for the Bread Fund. The cargo, attached to a local freight train, was unloaded at Camden Station and distributed across seven districts, with wood to the Southern Station and other goods shared among Southwest East and Northeast stations. The drive was led by Mr. and Mrs. James W. Moxley and Mr. J. F. Sprigg, drawing public praise for charity and community effort.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Baltimore Herald
Maryland
Frederick County
Morning Herald
Stewartstown
James W. Moxley
J. F.sprigg
Plance No. 4
Camden Station
Baltimore Herald Bread Fund
Baltimore City
Recollections on Sleep and a Shiloh Reunion
A long essay on sleep importance cites Sir James Crichton Browne and a surgeon friend noting that brief naps and adequate food repair nerve tissue. A Monticello film note describes a Shiloh battlefield reunion planned for April 6 1994 with Army units and generals. Also items on Joe Morgan stage engagement and a henhouse theft followed by an orphan’s court administration grant.
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James Crichton Browne
Hairdressing Trends And The Allure Of Hair Ornaments
A journal piece on women's hairstyles emphasizes choosing a coiffure that suits facial features and remains faithful to personal style amid changing fashions. It notes that hair is the main adornment, with jewelry and bands as optional accents, and discusses fringe and pompadour trends, concluding that discretion yields timeless appeal.
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Johnsville County Notes and Odd Historical Inclusions
County correspondence from Johns ville notes visits and minor local happenings including thefts and house painting. It also includes a stream of antiquated financial and political excerpts about ancient figures and governors as well as a brief marriage license notice and a patent medicine plug for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Mulliniz and Kemp Offer Low Prices on Linens and Rugs
Mulliniz and Kemp advertise cheap stamped and lace pillow shams, linen scarfs, and table damasks with a 65 cent value bleached item now priced at 50 cents. They tout a handsome new rug line in the carpet department and urge readers to shop before buying.
A Lange Lin Opens New Spring Garments Shop
Real estate transfer reports list Coloradus W. Windsor and Elizabeth, his wife, transferring a parcel in Urbana to John C. Kidd for $200. The item notes a new opening at a Lange Lin of New Spring Garments.
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W. Windsor
Elizabeth
John C. Kidd
Urbana
Ice Cream Soda and Musical Instrument Move Notice
Looie mentions Alabaughs ice cream sodas and pure fruit juices on draught. Rice & Bader will move their stock of instruments from South Market Street to East Patrick Street around April 1. Dutrow’s soda fountain opens today with ice cream sodas and mineral waters. Ruland promises superior city cured meats at 173 West Patrick Street. The production America comes to Harris Academy of Music Baltimore March 12 to 17 with three matinees and two evening shows. B&O Railroad offers excursion tickets from several stations for the event day only.
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Rice & Bader
South Market Street
East Patrick Street
B. Rosenour & Son
Dutrow'’s
CO. Ruland
Weat
Patrick Street
Baltimore
America
Auditorium Theatre
Chicago
Harris’ Academy of Music
Annspoils Junction
Aberdeen
Frederick
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Wink Ficher
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Candius Maxarim
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Statistics and Addresses
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Doll & Albaugh
TRE Solial World
Hardt
Keefer
Fr. Houck
Water Works Tyeryar
Harry Krise
Krise
J. Gregg Gibson
J. Greeg Gibson
Shepherdstown
County Court
Jefferson County
W. Va
Gibson
Agnes
B. D. Gibson
C. H. Waterman
Riebl’s Mills
Monocacy Junction
Marpers Ferry
Rex ! Helper's Ferry
Shiloh
Monticello
St. Louis
Army of the Tennessee
U.S. Gract
Army of the Ohio
D.C. Buell
Albert Ridney Johnston
Generel Beauregard
Battle Aid Association
Thore
C. P. Smith
Joe Morgan
Gathereburg
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Knights of Pythias
George Young
Nathan Henish
John E. Uv. Hannan
Aoman
Johnsville
Charles Smith
Johneville
Johnie Wolf
L. N. Starr
Preston Grabili
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Alacedonia
Pisa
Rome
C. Worres
Cicero
Sicily
Cilicia
Balbna
John David Storr
Addie G. McDevitt
Tuscators
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Hood
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mounus & Kaw
John Hendrickson
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Josx Hoaspusoxson
F. V. Staub
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C. E. Cliigan
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A T. Rice & Sons
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E. L. Harley
Merchant Tabor
John A. Kinnedy
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B. H. Blackston
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