Resignation of Pastor Dr Robert Williams Cited Health
The Rev Dr Robert Williams of Annspl resigns due to family health concerns and weakness. He has long served as pastor of the Presbyterian Church and guided the church through care duties, with past roles at Me vel Academy and Jayna College. Williams authored several works and held multiple civic roles including Maryland Bible Society and Maryland Artist School Union leadership.
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Liseratere
Anne
Arne Ammdel
Maryland Bihle Society
Jand Eract Society
Maryland
Gunion
One Anne Arsade Hilarica Society
St. John's Col
Pleasant meeting of District Lodge No. 3 140 G T
A fraternal gathering of District Lodge No. 3 140 G T convened in Howard Maryland with delegates from Purity Lodge. Officers elected include D C T J I Gaither and D V T Annie Keres among others while grand officers Fore Moiling G Coan and James EZ Eames attended. Several district officials were named in attendance and listed in the report.
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Howard
Baltimore
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Prince George
Mseyne Hall
Alpha
Howard County
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J. J. Bidield
Purity Ledge
D.G.T
Fore Moiling
G. Coan
F. C. Mexwell
G. Chap
James EZ. Eamesy
Alice EB. Walker
J. M. FP
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John J. Bieifeld
D.C.T
James Comner
D.V.T
Annie Keres
B.S
B. Sue Emory
D. Seey
Basil Bowmes
P Treas
Sara Hamilton
D. Chap
CA. Herrman
Herbert Ridgely
G A. Hartsock
D. Guard
Ridgely
Rachel Issac
V. Cook
D. PC
DO Waresll
Ora
Funeral for Annie E Flantz Dated in South Marke Street
Funeral arrangements for Annie E Flantz daughter of L C and Jennie Flantz from South Marke Street note death yesterday morning at 9 20 45 due to hemorrhages of the lungs aged 1 year 1 month will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at the house with interment in Liberty. The funeral of John B Hargett occurred from residence near Rich's Mill yesterday at 9 am with service at Manor church led by Rev George Diehl pallbearers listed and interment in cemetery beside the church. C C Carty Funeral Director.
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L. C
Jennie Flantz
South ‘Marke
Street
Rapgs
John B. Hargett
Rieh’s Mill
Democrats Gr Honeycomb: State Conventi Plans Incomplete
Delegates arrive for the state convention with no presidential hour planned. Wright, Tilden, Harrity and others discuss tickets for auditor general and state treasurer. Dissent mutters, but party unity claimed amid preparations. Also reports of drownings at Merrill's Lake and storm-damaged roads across the region.
Desperate craps fight ends in fatal shooting near Salem
In Merreeescore Tennessee on September 2 Har Pe and Will Smith colored and Bob desperado fought during a craps game at a saloon near Salem. Lyle drew a .22 revolver and shot Harrison Smith, killing him, and fatally wounding Will. Lytle was arrested and jailed. Albany article notes state board of equalization releasing property values for taxed real estate at over $9.2 trillion and personal property at about $3.78 trillion.
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Craps
Merreeescore
Tenn
Har Pe
Will Smith
Bob
Desperado
Te BS House
Salem
Lyle
Fred
Harrison Smith
Will
Lytle
Jak
Empire State Valuations
Albany
State Board of Equalization
Glass Workers Get 20 Incresse
Sept 2 The Christians Glass company Lighted their fires yesterday and claim to be the first window glass factory in the United States to resume operation after the summer shutdown. The men have been granted a 3 percent increase in wages.
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Wiuauseros. del
Christians Glass Company
United States
PURELY PERSONAL NOTICE BOARD TRANSIENTS AT FREDERICK
Fragments list residents visitors and travelers in Frederick with guests in local homes. Names include Emma Wisebrewer Mount Joy Pennsylvan ia W. C. Neitz. Emms Gilbert Robrville. D. K. Stonebraker Washington. Reverdy Walling. Charles Quynn near Tynsville. Miss Nannie Deaver Petersville. Roy McCardell Lancaster Pa. Bettie Fritchie Westminster. John Eyler U S Army Washington. Wesley Baltzell roof repairs Motter Showman building South Market. various visits to Baltimore Washington and Rockville fairs. Charles Haydon Holy Cross College Worcester. Mrs Donald McLean New York. L J Molings New York. Chaunce Croce Wilmansort Indiana. C P Smith Bransweig. Bennie Rosenott.
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Chicago
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Baltimore
Beier Thames
Vigil Frederics
Emma Wisebrewer
Mount Joy
W. C. Neitz
Ciy
Emms Gilbert
Robrerville
Dun EL W. Hargett
East Patrick Street
Mary Quynn
Emily Hanshew
Franklin & Marshall College
Bettie Fritchie
Westminster
George W. Cramer
C. J. Doll
John Eyler
3Nd Artillery
Church Street
Carroll Street
Bashel
Wesley Baltzell
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South Market Street
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Sadie Voeckel
Washington Thoredsay
Hattie
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Mass
Donald McLean
New York
John Ritchie
West Chirch Street
Misa Nannie Diffenderier
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Julia Peery
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Méiaen
Bonteyme Hospital
Dstt
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Bennie Rosenott
Amy Gilbert
Olivia Gilbert
Chastibersacrg
Samuel Heers
Beedynville
Wessington County
Dayton
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Evers
A. A. Evers
U. B. Chaves
Afternoon Blaze Destroys Stable at Schlassville
Fire tore through the stable on Mr. Charten Strassman property in Schlassville yesterday afternoon at 2 3.6 o clock, consuming two sets of harness a barrel of corn stock and a ton of key. The blaze, possibly set by a tramp after the door was locked, was discovered late and the stable burned to the ground. Bruce Bier and Lewis W Mehrling sustained minor injuries testing the burning fence to save the house. Insurance status unknown.
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Schlassville
Est Paine Street
Bruce Bier
Lewis W. Mehrling
Improvement Notes on BLEC Depot Foundation
Masons make progress on the foundation for the new BLEC depot. Car loads of bricks have arrived. Grading work began this morning under the contract held by Messrs. Young and Burrall.
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The Cardinal Coming to St Johns Church visit
Carding Gibbons will visit the city on September 19 to meet with 40 or 50 people at St Johns Church. The event marks a notable religious gathering led by Cardinal Gibbons.
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St.John’s Cathstte Gherch
Turbulent Europe and Balkan tensions overshadow Turkey crisis
Reports from Berlin and London warn of grave tensions as Russia and France push influence over the Ottoman Empire. England faces pressure over Egypt while Turkey weighs alliances. Poisons and protests mix with storms and socialist crackdowns across Europe.
Four Victims of Collision In Detroit River Sinking
At midnight the steam barge Morley from Port Huron struck the Jenks carrying stone near Grassy Island in the Detroit river. The Jenks sank instantly and three sailors perished below while six crew who were on deck were rescued by Morley. Victims include Mrs. Peter Ebert and Albert Jacob with another staterally named victim Sa. Ueareman.
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Witfield Illness Delays Post Office Plans
First Assistant Postmaster General Whitfield is seriously ill from overwork and unable to leave his room. He plans to travel to Wisconsin for rest as soon as he is able.
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Republicans CWP Delegates Back White For Governor
Waterrows New York September 2 The First district Republican convention for Jefferson county elected delegates to the state convention and adopted a resolution favoring the nomination of Andrew D White on November.
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Debt declines as August receipts beat outlays
The August public debt statement shows a debt reduction of 1,275,000 with a surge in treasury surplus by 440,070. Interest bearing debt totals 610,529,120 of which bonds include 550,620,220 at 4 percent and 327,954,000 at 4 percent. Government receipts for August reach 25, and expenditures for the two months of the current fiscal year rise accordingly.
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Atlantic hotels suffer near total failure in season
Atlantic City New Jersey September 2. A near complete collapse of hotel business is reported for the past season. The United States hotel owes between eight and nine thousand dollars, with George Myers alone owing eighteen hundred. Hugo Herold of the Grand Union leaves town with about one thousand forty debt. Congress Hall is indebted by about fourteen hundred. Seven or eight other large houses are said to have failed, details pending.
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Grand Union Hotel
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Redemption of 4 per cent bonds in Wassixaton
At Wassixaton on Sept 2 the total applications for redemption of the 4 per cent bonds reached 22.5 million, with 209,000 added yesterday. Extensions may cover up to 50 million, and about half of the remaining loan is expected to come in over the next two months. A circular extending the time for continuance is expected to be issued today.
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Pemberton Tightens Tragedy as Merchant Killed on Tracks
In Pemberton on September 2 a railroad accident cut Walter K. Budd in two while supervising a horse shipment at the freight station. Budd, a well known merchant aged about 32, was struck by a freight car as trainmen drilled it down, and he died before alarm could be given. He was unmarried and highly regarded in town.
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Jeweler mugged for diamonds in Chestnut Street robbery
Sept. 2. Frederick W. Schuler, 5 R. Weaver employee, was lured to the home of Frank Maipson alias Marton, a known thief, and nearly beaten to death with a bludgeon. Diamonds and jewelry worth about £7,040 were taken. assailant fled. Police alerted cities.
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Painaperonia
Frederick W. Schuler
R. Weaver
Chestnut Street
Jared
Frank Maipson
Marton
Murderer at Large and Local Deaths Across Pa
Pa Sept 2 Edward Widener died at Peoneyivamta hospital after being shot by an unknown colored man at Tenth and Bainbridge streets. Detectives Geyer and Crawford hunt the warder. Franklin Schmeck swore warrants for James ONeill Arthur Rudolph and James McDonnell for threatening him. Austin Reed killed on a Row Cove dancing platform after a fight over a woman. Joseph Farbacher stabbed.
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James O'Neill
Arthur Rudolph
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Afernoon
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Ree
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Cycling Record Broken in Hampden Park Sprint
Springfield Mass Sept 2 The half mile American record was broken yesterday afternoon at Hampden Park by P D W Berle of the Manhattan Athletic Club bicycle team who rode a pneumatic safety machine the distance in 1 06 23 beating WF Murphy s record by a second.
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Mr. Scott Improves. Doctors Favor Newport Visit
Erie Pennsylvania September 2. Hon W. L. Scott has passed a fairly good night and his condition is improved. Physicians think it will be safe for him to undertake the journey to Newport within a day or two.
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Robbery on the Train and Bank Lynching Report
Accounts describe a failed train robbery near Coton with a $3,000 theft and a pursuit by sheriffs, Pinkerton agents, and a posse. Separately a Missouri bank robber was lynched near Corder, while a New Jersey case reports breaking into a miner’s home after a death in Harbor City.
Failure in the Glass Trade at Portssend
J Scott Ferguson, attorney for J A Chambers, a noted glass manufacturer linked with Mr McKee in Jennonette tank glass works, says Chambers will tomorrow assign for creditors. Ferguson notes all creditors except one consent to an extension. the holdout refuses to join. McKee reportedly will not suffer from Chambers failure.
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Trolley system defeated by common council vote
The City Passenger Railway ordinance to replace horses with trolleys was defeated by ten to twelve after a prior defeat and a reconsideration motion. The debate grew acrimonious with amendments before the bill was killed. In Chester, Denith Talbot led a Republican ticket at the county convention with six of 155 votes. West Chester figures and Oxford figures were named delegates and nominees for local posts.
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Appraisers Dismissed Call Clears Fraud Charges
Philadelphia on September 2 reports City Treasurer Wright wrote to the state auditor general seeking removal of the current mercantile appraisers board appointed by the late treasurer John ny. Wright alleges fraud and outlines specific charges.
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Alleged Banbestier Arrested in Lancaster Case
Lancaster Pa Sept 2 John J Pierson of Pittsburg was arrested on embezzlement charges by Andrew J Cox of Philadelphia. He was turned over to officers for custody following the incident or investigation.
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WRECK AND AFTERMATH AT EVANSVILLE IN 1900S ERA
A wreck near Evansville Indiana involves wagon and train collision with twenty passengers aboard. Several people seriously injured and two children died. The Evansville incident disrupted the Louisville Evansville line and many locals were affected. Additional notes cover a New York widow's scandal and a Massachusetts court ruling on the Australian ballot act.
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Strike by Cabinet Makers in Cariaco Halts Work
About 1,000 cabinet makers in fifty shops walk out seeking an eight hour day abolition of piece work and a maximum wage. Employers say changes threaten Chicago furniture makers. Fourteen employers have granted the demands.
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Weather Update Warmer With Fair Skies and South Winds
Weather brief notes warmer conditions with fair skies and southerly winds. Nuggets of news include Charles Emory Smith leaving for New York to resume duties as United States minister to Russia. Vermont treasury funds totaling 179407 dollars allocated. A Washington woman Miss Elizabeth Haney reportedly died by suicide. A collision near Charlton DL killed Mr Alison Cox and a passenger. Farmer Mr Cox, a local farmer, was involved. Several academic changes and appointments mentioned locally.
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