Revered preacher notes at Bennett's Creek and local church events
Taxing county notes recount Rev. YT S Davis sermon at Bennett's Creek chapel on Blessed are the Pure in Heart and next Sunday school and class meeting. It lists numerous local residents visiting, traveling, or ill, plus church services and missionary programs. also mentions a horse accident injuring a child and railroad workers remaining in town.
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Tuurstox
S. Davis
Bennett's Creek Chapel
Davis
Ladies Aid Society
Chevy Chase
Margaret
George B. Hughes
Mary Harris
Germantown
Annie Dutrow
Libertytown
E. F. Harris
Sarah Ellen Cronenburg
Annie ‘Dutrow
William War ‘Field
Thomas McElfresh
Smith
Garrett
Urbana
George W. Peters
J. P. Harris
C. K. Hughes
Frederick
Samuel Bricker
Gettysburg
M. D. Reid
New Windsor
F. J. Saylor
Baltimore
Reese Metcalf
Union Bridge
N. B. Hagan
Grace Reformed Church
N. Ti Hagan
Reuben Saylor
Anita Kissinger
Reading
E. E. Rein doWar
Rein Motter
York
Harry Fair
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games
Results show Cleveland beating Boston 6 to 2 with pitchers Cicotte Carrigan Mitch ell and Harkness. Chicago defeated Washington 5 to 1. St Louis beat the Athletics 17 to 13 with Coombs Morgan Bender Livingston Hamilton Mitchell George and Clarke credited. Detroit edged New York 6 to 5. Standings list Detroit 22 wins 4 losses first place. New York 11 5. Boston 14 10. Washington 9 12. Athletics 12 9. Cleveland 9 17. Chicago 6 11. St. Louis 6 18.
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Cleveland
Boston
Cicotte
Carrigan
Mitchel
Harkness
Smith
Chicago
Washington
Gray
Henry
Black
St. Louis
Athletics
Coombs
Morgan
Bender
Livingston
Hamilton
Mitchell
George
Clarke
Detroit
New York
Covington
Stanage
Caldwell
Sweeney
W.b. PC
N.york
Washin
National League Scores From Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn and New York
National League results show Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh 9 to 5 in Philadelphia. Boston routed Cincinnati 18 to 3. Brooklyn defeated St. Louis with listed batters. New York triumphed over Chicago 3 to 0 with a set of pitchers noted. Standings list Philadelphia 19 6 .667, Chicago 13 5 .542, Pittsburgh 14 9 .609, St Louis 7 .? , New York 14 9 .600, Boston 9 17 .296, Cincinnati 11 ? .579, Brooklyn ? .250.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Beck
Moore
Moran
Steele
Philippe
Simon
Ferry
Boston
Cincinnati
Suggs
Purns
McLean
Preister
McTigue
Flaherty
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St. Louis
Golden
Bresnahan
Bliss
Bell
Schardt
Bergen
Miller
New York
Chicago
B. New York
Richie
Brown
Ikling
Ames
Drucke
Wilson
W.L. PC
W.L. Pe
Philada
Pittsbro
St Louis
N.york
Cimcinti
Brookly
Tri State League Scores and Standings
In Wilmington Altoona beat Wilmington 4 3 with Shultz Brozell Merchant and Harkins. York defeated Lancaster 6 4 behind Coveleskie McGinley Bentley Castor. Trenton Johnstown won 16 2 with Top ham Ketter Blanchard Kerr. Reading defeated War isburg 7 3 with Kling Daley Horsi Millman. Standings show Lancashr York Altoona Wilmington Johnson Harrisg with varying win totals and percentages.
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Tristate League
Wilmington
Altoona
Shultz
Brozell
Merchant
Harkins
York
Lancaster
Coveleskie, McGinley
Bentley
Ward Awarded Damages in Libel Suit Against Ban Johnson
John Ward, former bail player, won a libel verdict against Ban Johnson, president of the American League, in New York on May 13. The jury awarded Ward 1900 dollars after Johnson allegedly called him a trickster in a newspaper article referencing Ward's contract work for George Davis.
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Ban Johnson
New York
John Mr. Ward
American League
Johnson
Mr Ward
George Davis
Ward
Mr. Ward
Davis
Fire destroys Wilkes-Barre underwear factory
Gallant Brothers underwear factory in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a three story brick building gutted by fire. Four hundred workers had just returned from lunch and escaped unharmed. The blaze apparently began in the boiler room and damage is estimated at twenty five thousand dollars.
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Wilkes-Barre
Gallant Brothers” Underwear
Losg
Rejected Lover Kills Rival in Brownsville Report
Moss Fil liangan, a rejected suitor for Miss Santi Petioni, is charged with firing a shot that killed John Bose and wounded the girl at Dearth Filliangan. He allegedly fired at a silhouette in a window blind showing his rival and the girl in a fond embrace.
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Brownsville
Moss Filliangan
Santi Petioni
John Bose
Filliangan
Druggist Kills Woman Blames Preacher for Error
Emil Hecht a drugstore clerk at 1681 West Fifty third Street admits he caused the death of Mrs Belle Duncan 7 South Paulina Street by giving sir unhine instead of morphine in error Hecht accuses Rev J F Futcher of provoking the mistake by upbraiding him over his daughter seeking grape juice for communion Hecht says the preacher's lecture confused him and led to the drug mix up
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Chicago
Emil Hecht
West Sifty-third Street
Belle Duncan
South Paulina Street
Hecht
J. F Futcher
Disappointed in Egypt British Agent Acknowledges Self Government Failure
London May 13 Sir Blaon Worsh British agent and consul general in Egypt says efforts to develop self government have failed. He calls the legislative council and general assembly mere instruments of nationalist agitation against the occupation. The policy of ruling with native ministers is incompatible with representative institutions.
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London
Blaon Worsh
Egypt
Legislative Council
General Assembly
Sir Eldon
Queen Mother Alexandra Crushed At Edward Death Anniversary
Queen Alexandra deeply affected during a memorial service on the anniversary of King Edward's death. She has returned from a Mediterranean cruise and remains at Sandringham Palace with generally good health noted.
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Alexandra
King
London
Queen Mother
Mediterranean
Sandringham Palace
Edward
Call Sensitive to Light Glostrolytic Cell Described
A unique glostrolytic cell sensitive to Nebt was described by M. H. Telabon before the French Academy of Sciences. The negative electrode is pure antimony, the positive an alloy of antimony and selenia, with a solution of trichloride of antimony and hydrochloricneid. Under uniform dark conditions the cell voltage remains constant. illumination or electrode instability causes voltage fluctuations of up to about 40 percent.
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M. H. Telabon
French Academy of Sciences
Scientific American
Political Cards for Sheriff Candidate in Piedenek County
A campaign card promoting TOUS M. MART AIAN as a Democratic sheriff candidate in Pied enek County. The text requests support from supporters and urges adherence to party lines in the upcoming election.
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Shreriff
Piedenek
Wis
Tous
M. Mart Aian
Frederick County Sheriff and Treasurer Candidate Notices
Public notices announce candidacies for Frederick County offices. Clarence G. Boller seeks Republican sheriff support. Chas T. Fagan runs for Democratic sheriff. Scott & Welty promote Republican county treasurer. Jones Mare? announces Democratic sheriff candidacy with primary ratification to decide. Frequents are formal calls for party primaries and local voter backing.
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Frederick County
Gloigl R. Dennis
Fd&wl& Rut
Sheri
Frieudis
Clarence G. Boller
Sues da Woodshero
MD. Marath
Frederick
Chas. T. Fagan
Orphans’ Court
George T. Roderick
Alwers Wulny
Jones
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