FIRM FOR CHURCH UNION Eliminate Congregationalists
The Methodist Protestant church committee reported for union at Pittsburg adopting a plan to form a single denomination with the Methodist Episcopal bodies and United Brethren. A nine member commission was authorized to confer with other factions and report to the next General Conference. The proposal excludes Congregationalists and aims for a rapid, universal Methodism across America.
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Committee On Church Union
General Conference
Pittsburg
South
Lewis
Swift
Methodist Episcopal Union
Baltimore
Methodist Church
Brethren of the Congregational Church
Church Union
Methodist
United Brethren
Methodist Episcopal Church
Solaris
America
United Brethren Church
Personal notes residents return from travels and visits
Purely personal items list Mr Paul McKenzi at home for the day and Mr William S Helier returning from Baltimore and Washington. Mr and Mrs Robert Clabauch of Washington have been visiting and returned. Rev and Mrs Arthur C Carty of Philadelphia are visiting his father on East Patrick Street. Miss Louisa F Engelbrecht of East Patrick Street has returned from Washington relatives. Brunswick resident visiting friends in this line of text.
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Paul McKenzi
Elsx
Wiliam S. Helier
West Patrick Street
Baltimore
Washington
Robert Clabauch
Arthur C. Carty
Philadelphia
C. C. Carty
East Patrick Street
Louisa F. Engelbrecht
Brunswick
False Fire Alarm Blamed on Lightning Reflections
Last night a fire alarm proved false after onlookers reported a blaze. Investigators traced the sound to a misread reflection of lightning on clouds, not flames.
Religious Services and Meetings Schedule Plentiful
Local notices list sermons and Sunday schools across churches in Schleysville Buckeystown and surrounding areas. Revivals at Lutheran and Episcopal churches, Catholic mass by Rev Fr Gowlor, and multiple Evangelical Reformed and Baptist services noted with times and Sunday school details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleysville
All. Saints
Episcopal Church
St. John’s Reformed Church
Buckeystown
Lutheran Church
Charles F. Steck
Gospel Mission Workers
Lambert
West Petrick Street
So'elock
Germezn
St. John’s Catholic Church
A. J. Gowlor
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick A. Cook
Baltimore
Jacques de Molay Commandery
Knights Templar
Trinity M.E. Church
South
John Paul Tyler
United Brethren Church
J. W. Karscofe
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Trinity M. EB
Frank A. Tyler
Aberdeen
First Baptist Church
Rex. F
West Nebraska
Epworth League
Edith Wickham
Buckeystown M. P
Elc. Makosky
C. E. Society
C.F. Thames
Makosky
Grace Reformed Church
Tomorow
E.L. McLean
Grand Army of the Republic
Order of Red Men
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freemen Dixon
Ackley
Halloway
Miss Maywood
Miss Bowers
Bowers
Hendrickson
William H. Monk
Democratic Committee Sets May Primary and June Conventions
The Democratic County Central Committee met in the grand jury room at the courthouse and ratified May 30 primaries for electing delegates to the county convention on June 1, which will choose delegates to the State convention in Baltimore on June 3 and the Congressional convention in Oakland on August 20. A resolution calls the county chairman to summon a special gathering on Confederate Memorial Day as Gen. Ju Victor Baughman’s grave is decorated.
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Democratic Committee
Democratic County Central Committee
Grand Jury
Court House
Baltimore
Oakland
Dar
Ju. Victor Baughman
Emmitsburg Graduate Passes State Board for Pharmacy
Carson Frailey son of Oscar Frailey of Emmitsburg passed the Maryland and District of Columbia pharmacist exam with the highest percentage in a class of forty five. He will graduate in a few weeks and begin practicing his profession.
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Carson Frailey
Oscar Frailey
Emmitsburg
Baltimore
District of Columbia
Frailey
Retired Pennsylvanian Railroad Engineer Receives Pension
Mr Christian Railing of this city has been retired with pension by the Pennsylvania Railroad Co after 33 years in train service. He began as a fireman on the Frederick and Pennsylvania line and rose to locomotive engineer on runs between Frederick and Littlestown and later on the Columbia and Port Deposit Branch before retirement.
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Christian Railing
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Nailing
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Littlestown
Columbia
Soo
Regulas
Columbia and
Port Deposit
Pennsaload
Veteran railroad engineer retires after long service
Mr Railing, a veteran engineer for the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington system, suffered a severe collision in 1903 that ended his regular work. Despite several wrecks, officials credit him with no fault of his own. At 65, he leaves the service and retires with a pension. He belongs to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and several other lodges.
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Maryland
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Railing
Columbia
Perryville
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mfr
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Plaintiffs Win Recovery of Estate Funds in Maryland Case
The court jury found for D. Fulton Harris et al. against Reverdy Dronenburg administrator. The $5,500 received from the B and O Railroad for Dr. E. G. Harris’s estate must be returned to the estate and distributed under Maryland law. Plaintiffs Alfred Ritter Bond and Parke were represented by George A. Pearce Jr. and Guy Eeele. defendants by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Fulton Harris Et al
Reverdy Dronenburg
Westminster
B.& QO. Railroad
E. G. Harris
Maryland
Alfred Ritter
Messrs. Bond and Parke
George A. Pearce, Jr
Guy Eeele
Aged Farmer Struck by Horse Injury In Woodsboro Area
A 92 year old retiree, Mr. Alien Bower, lay critically injured at his son Milton Bower’s home two miles northwest of Woodsboro after a horse shied and threw him from the saddle. His right arm fractured near the shoulder. Dr Stultz assisted in setting the fracture. recovery uncertain due to age and frailty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien Bower
Milton Bower
Woodsboro
Bower
Mr. Bower
Stultz
Fredonia Council No. 46 UA Social Session
A largely attended Fredonia Council No. 46 UA meeting last night handled business quickly then held a social session with ice cream cake and cigars. The orchestra played selections. The corner plans its own band to participate in the July 3 fraternal orders parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia Council
New Church Rising at Creagerstown Progresses Nicely
The Ludi congregation at Creagerstown advances work on a new church costing about $5,000. Vitrified brick is used and the building aims to be the district's grandest. Rev. Christ of Walkersville serves as pastor in charge.
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Creagerstown
Christ
Walkersville
Writley
Holt and IY
Doctor’s Degree Conferred at Gallaudet College
At the recess during Presentation Day exercises Gallaudet College conferred the honorary L. H. D. Doctor of Humane Letters upon Prof. Charles W. Ety principal of the Maryland School for the Deaf in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallaudet College
L. H.D
Charles W.ety
Maryland School For the Deaf
Veterans Sermon at Grace Reformed Church
Reynolds' Post No. 2 G. A. R. will attend divine service tomorrow morning at Grace Reformed church and will be accompanied by Camp 17 O. S. of A. and Fredonia Council No. 46 0. U. A. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds’ Post
Grace Reformed Church
Camp 17
O. S. of A
Fredonia Council
U. A.M
Reyneld
Gree Reformed Church
Jonax H. Bexxert
Heavy Rain Floods Cause Major Local Damage
Extreme rainfall near Monrovia and Fjamsville washed away bridge abutments on Bush Creek and damaged the iron bridge. A quarter mile of rail line of the Baltimore and Ohio was washed out east of Humaville, stranding trains. Hail damaged wheat fields and cornfields, and several small bridges including Three Foot and Wagon bridges were lost or damaged. Bennett's Creek rose high, and Park Allis area saw significant bridge and foundation damage.
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Monrovia
Fjamsville
Bualtivore and Ohio Railroad
Humaville
Bennett's Creek
Park Allis
Lure
Park Alills
Oldman’s Mall
Thurston
Funerals Held for Miller Bradly and Finneyfrock in Olivet Cemetery
Funeral services were held yesterday for Bessie Miller at her home on West Fourth Street with Rev. W Pumey officiating. Pallbearers included Allen Grumbine and others. burial at Mt Olivet cemetery. Separate services for Erthida Brad ley at 11S West South Street led by Rev. Osborne Ingle with interment at Mt Olivet. funeral director Thomas P. Rice. David E Finneyfrock funeral this morning at 402 East Patrick Street led by Rev. E L McLean. burial at Mt Olives cemetery. Thomas P. Rice again served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Miller
Oweluck
West Fourth Streets
W. Pumey
First Baptist Church
Allen Grumbine
Bernard Savith
Frank Andrews
Raymond Lor
Thomas Blumenour
Mek ¥In Watkins
Me. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Erthida R. Bradley
West South Street
Osborne iIngle
Alfred Ritter
Clayton O. Keedy
Charles C. Waters
Eugene
The Enion Chapel Cemetery Association Incorporation
Articles filed for The Enion Chapel Cemetery Association to acquire and manage The Union Chapel Burying Ground between Liberty and Walkersville with principal office at Union chapel. Capital stock not to exceed 1600 dollars in shares of 10 dollars. first board of trustees named.
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Enion Chapel Cemetery Association
M_ Oliver Velentince
Deniel H. Filer
Josiah Geum
Davie Etzier
Thomas
Albsugh
Union Chapel Burying Ground
Liberty
Walkersville
Union Chapel
Rmetecs
Methodist Episcops Church
Thurmont
Geo. W. Siicksdale
J. Theodore Weesche
Grayson H. Fogle
Charles R. Stocksdele
Infant Daughter of Bisers Dies at Shookstown
Helen Jennie Biser infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Thaddeus M Biser died at home in Shookstown aged months. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM at Mary Tryves house with interment in Olivet Cemetery.
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Helen Jennie
Thaddeus M. Biser
Shookstown
Tryvices House
Olivet
Emmitsburg Commissioners Organize In Meeting
Emmitsburg officials hold a Wednesday session to formalize offices. Sterling Gat appears as president and treasurer, Herb Ashbaush as secretary, Joseph D. Caldwell named careet commissioner, and William Dagwall reap pointed constable and lamplighter for thirty days. Red Men to Attend Services at Grace Reformed Church led by Rev. E L McLesn.
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Emmitsburs
Sterling Gat
Herb Ashbaush
Joseph D. Caldwell
Careet
William Dagwall
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLesn
Farmers Supply Receives Large Street Sprinkler
The Farmers Supply Co. has received a large street sprinkler from Studebaker Manufacturing Co. in South Bend Indiana for use on city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Supply Co
Studebaker Manufacturing Co
South Bend
Ind
Frederick County telephone men take Thurmont trip
The day operators of the Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company took an automobile trip to Thurmont last evening and were entertained at supper by Miss Nellie Boblitz.
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Frederick County
Balance Sheet of The Citizens National Bank Frederick
Bank assets show loans and discounts 2.0 million, bonds and securities, vault cash, and due from other banks. Liabilities list capital stock 100000, surplus 230000, undivided profits, and deposits including checks and fiduciary accounts. Directors are listed at bottom with account totals and notes on legal reserve.
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Bankune House
Hurtature
Capital
Tosts
Aiul
Camn Jae Aid Baar
Bell Telephone officials visit city on inspection trip
Messrs. FP Spaulding general manager J C Nowell superintendent of plant N Baynard chief engineer and W Tower division superintendent of the Bell Telephone Company visited the city yesterday afternoon for an inspection tour after touring the local office they departed for Westminster traveling by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Spaulding
J. C. Nowell
N. Baynard
W. §. Tower
Bell Telephone Company
Westminster
Gusy Corner Leaders Offer Local Goods and Club Notices
Local advertising lists assorted inexpensive items from Gusy Corner including screens hammocks and pennies, plus a strawberry festival hosted by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union on May 26. The Busy Corner promotes a car ride and the Country Club dues reminder with payment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
A Cozy Home Ad Promises Draperies and Curtains
An old advertisement offers summer draperies and curtains in a variety of fabrics. It highlights curtain Madras, Swiss lace, door panels, needlework, doilies, mats, and silk fabrics with low prices and special deals on umbrellas and garments. Names and numbers appear as part of the ad copy.
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Ors
Cole
Nottingham
Mixed Classified Flotsam Across Local Notices
A jumble of sale notices, meeting prompts, and advert lines appears. Items include building material sale at Citizens’ Nations Bank Building and a Chippewa Tribe assembly notice, plus stove and gas range promos and a Yesterday’s News sale tease with half price goods.
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the Daily News
Wiliam Kidd
OS Perriot
Ambrose B. Burnside
Jane Porter
Warsaw
Henrik Ibsen
Norwreys
Boeclsl
W. J. Moorer
the Weather Bureau
Cronise Germain Baptist Bretaxen
A. Prr
City Opera Ho
Wolverine Co
C.E_ Von Eiff Monroe Cigar Co
Shipley & “Bopstomers’ Exchange
Mey Frail
Pees
We UL Almenstein & Wertheimer John DB. Hendrickson Geo. S. Radack & Co
T. K. Young ” National Bank
Intil
Christian
Harris Et al
Dronenburg
Streas
Citizens’ National Bank
National
Banic
Tere
Sofrces
Ues
Las
Sir
Vagre
State of
Mankino
Frepentee
G. Zimmerman
Tink
WM. G. Zimmerman
Travers Thomas
Thomas H. Haller
Becline
J.D. Baker
New City Hotel
Shipley & Boost
Penny Postals
Farmers’ & Mechanics Nations
Henay Taaiz
Treas
John D. Hendrickson
Fog S
D. Hendrickson
Neidio & Hieler
Neidig & Miller
Willams
Duan Lisle
Geta Supply
Stearns & Foster
Frepenicx Co
Farmer's Excnasce
Citizens’ Nations] Banx
Unis
D. Henses
Spencer Zimmeran’s
North Market Street
Frepertex Gan & Exectric Co
George
Rodock & Co
Ronock & GO
Thos. P. Rice
George Rice
Franterick
THOMAS P_ RICE
North Alaricet Street
A. J. Eichelberger
End, Eichelberger
Tbe
AJ. Eichelberger
Northwest Cor
Market
Third Sts
Charles L. Renn
Smith's
C. E. Renn
Thritapoe & Mohler
Hany G. Terraror
Hank E. Mouzen
Tnaurande
Xatt
West Painek Street
South Market Street
Telegraph
South Carroll St
East Church Street
Frederick, MD
Rpoms & Motter
Frederick Ci
Frederick City
I. Madsm
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City Hall
Nipwsvarre Brr
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