Epworth League Holds Baltimore Conference Events
The Epworth League and related Methodist groups plan a Baltimore conference at a church with a packed program. Memorial services for late clergy, anniversaries of the Woman's Home Missionary Society and the Board of Schools, and addresses by Rev. Dr. Lewin and Rev. Dr. Goucherts mark the agenda. The executive sessions will address church issues, with sermons by Rev. Dr. John F. Goucherts and musical performances by Monument Street Methodist Episcopal Church choir.
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Bo Wilson
Sem
Mit
Jople
Sen
Epworth Lengus & Wtassicceting
Baltimore
Reuben Kolb
Woman's Home Missionary Society
W. G. McDowell
Judge Mechowel
Washington
Directory
Profrau
Board of
Schoole
Ing. Thin
BE. S. Lewin
Cvial
G. Downey
PH. Swift
Madison Avenue
Miscopal Church
Woman's For Sea Bisrenny Society
E. H. Bator
I. T. Headland
Board of Foreign Minstong
John F. Goucherts
Mitchell Rday
I. T. Hond- Wind
Yousic
Monument Street Methodist Episcopal Church
George Buckheimer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Andrew Car
Oliver Huckel
Atch
Huck És
W. Hodes
Bial
Maryland road clash over survey and county costs debated
State Senator Blair Lee attacks the Geological Survey and argues for consolidating road work under the State Roads Commission funded by a $5,000,000 bond. He cites cost figures, while Crosby and Survey officials defend efficiency and insist maintenance costs differ from Lee’s calculations.
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Setatsi Tan
Geological Survey
Montgomery County
W. W. Crosby
Lee
Senator Lee
Waltrain
Croaby
Leo Har
Rodda
Crosby
Laytonsville
Macadany
Montggomery County
Ira Remsen
Pe Wilam
Bullock Clark
Road Commission
Angmer
Crothers
Remsen
Clark
Kemsen
Fis
Ft Am
General Assembly
The Land of Nod at City Opera House
The Land of Nod comes to the City Opera House tomorrow night in a grand stage extravaganza. The show features Knox Wilson Neil McNeill Anna McNabb Marion Mosby Dorothy Ellis William Morgan and Nelson Iley with a renowned beauty chorus and spectacular scenery and costumes.
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Land of Nod
Ciy Opera House
Ton
Alden
Edoma
Ted
New York
Knox Wilson
Neil McNetl
Anna McNabb
Marion Mosby
Dorothy Ellis
William Morgan
Nelson Iley
Maryland Road Building Progress Report
The article notes more than 150 miles of improved roads built under proper planning and engineering. It discusses state aid limitations, county and state resources, and the commission’s year report indicating continued advancement despite budget constraints.
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Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio plans 25 million railroad expansion
The Baltimore and Ohio announces a major West Virginia upgrade costing 25 million dollars, plus 10 million for new yards and 8 million for equipment. A third track system from Graf ton to Martinsburg will boost freight and passenger capacity, with multiple line extensions and a Monongahela River connection at Lumberport to ease Wheeling division pressure. President Willard will meet West Virginia coal company reps soon.
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Grafton
Martinsburg
Clarksburg
Wheeling
Ohio
King Wood
Murray
Hardman
Rodemer
Terra Alta
McCabe
Rowlesburg
Mountain Lake Park
Deer Park
Altamont
Swanton
Hitchcock's
Great Cacapon
Sir John’s Run
Syster
Magnolia
Eagle
Doe Gully
Baltimore and Ohio
Lumberport
W. Va
Wheelink
Monongahels
Willard
West
Ginia
Conference discusses transportation for planed railroad improvements
The article notes the conference will be relative to the same of cara for the cog transportation of these companies. It indicates Willard will satisfy the delegation's demands for facility in transportation to aid planned railroad improvements, but the date has not yet been set.
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Chicago
Cara
Willard
Weather of 1909 in Maryland and Delaware
The 1909 Maryland and Delaware weather summary notes abnormal warmth in January February April June and November with cooler months elsewhere and a 4.7 inch rainfall deficit. Annapolis and Deer Park had near average rainfall while drought affected central Maryland and counties of Charles and St Marys. The year saw a severe March snow storm, statewide average temperature 14 degrees, and a high of 0 at Coleman August 9 with Deer Park at 1 below zero December 30.
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Delaware
Mnnological Service
The
Weather Bureau
Maryland
William H. Alexanster
Annapolis
Deer Park
Charles
St. Marya
Coleman
Alexander
Garrett’ County
Transcontinental walk aims from New York to Los Angeles
Paul Tange of Atlantic City begins a westward return to his home after completing the New York to San Francisco trek in 100 days last fall. His current schedule targets finishing the total journey in eighty five days, requiring more than forty miles of walking daily.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Paul Tange
Atlantic City
New York
San Francisco
Dave
D. D. D. Laboratories Offer at 25 Cents
An offer promotes a 25 cent sample of D. D. D. Prescriptions Wintergreen compound to soothe itching eczema. The ad invites readers to call write or telephone J. A. Williamson on North Market Street for details.
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D. D. D. Laboratories
Chicago
J. A.williamson
North Market St
W. Harry Alaller
Charles T.E. Youre
Hata & Aid Pitaance
Frederick Md
North Market Street
E. Sctilidknecht
North Market Effect
Ddatt
Fort Wayne Readers Boost Root Juice Claims in Local Circulation
A Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette report touts Root Taive cures with many local testimonials. Citizens such as Mrs. E G Moore and J M Beck praise relief from stomach, kidney, and rheumatic ailments after using Root Juice and accompanying remedies. Demonstrations are planned at Main's drug store next Saturday.
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Webster Streat
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Superior Street
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A .R. Hoylese
LaSalle Street
Christ Hostman
West Jet
Port Wayne
Frederick Wil Ggon
Main
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