Great Meeting of Methodists in Baltimore
Clergymen and laymen from across America and foreign lands gather in Baltimore for the quadrennial General Conference. The meeting will decide key church offices, discuss restoring a time limit on pastoral terms, and consider amending disciplinary rules on amusements while noting strong membership growth and new churches this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eivery Land
Maryland
Baltimore
America
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
New York
Methodist
General Conferences
West
New England
Methodist Church
McCade
Car Plunges Down 200-Foot Embankment in Tacoma
On May 1 at 12 45 am car No 17 inbound on the Jefferson avenue line of the Tacoma Railway and Power Co ran off a steep hill at South Twenty seventh street and Jefferson avenue. Conductor H J Bond and passenger FE G Gordon were aboard as the car turned over once in the descent. Motorman A W Williams was thrown from the car but escaped serious injury. Bond suffered a scalp wound a deep cut and severe shock while Gordon had a slight hand cut. Both Bond and Gordon were hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Jefferson Avenue
Tacoma Railway & Power Company
A. W. Williams
South Twenty-seventh Street
H. J. Bond
FE. G. Gordon
Williams
Northern Pacific
Bond
Gordon
Stomach Degeneration Claims Hit by Cooper Interview
An interview with L. T. Cooper outlines his medicine as a regulator of the stomach, arguing modern diet and inactivity have degenerated the human stomach and caused widespread ill health. Monroe Brown of Winchester, Mass. testifies to dramatic relief after using the New Discovery, claiming restored health and digestion. Pendleton Drug Co. promotes and explains the Cooper preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
Europe
Monroe Brown
Hancock Street
Winchester
Mass
Brown
Anniversary of Haymarket Riot Aimed at Open Air Meeting
Chicago anarchists plan an open air gathering on the anniversary of the Haymarket Square riot of May 4, 1886, near the memorial. police are expected to intervene. The event recalls deadly clashes, bombings, and executions surrounding the socialistic leaders and the contested trials that followed.
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Chicago
Haymarket Square
Union Square
New York
Haymarket
Hay Market
Randolph Street
Samuel Plesd
Coffee tea and market woes linger in grocer notice
A brief, tone of a shop sign proclaims there is a time for good tea and coffee while criticizing poor value and promising payment to Schilling’s Feet. The text reads like a persuasive vendor message urging fair dealings and timely settlement.
Japan as a factor in commerce and clothing trade
The piece asserts Japan remains a major commerce factor and notes growing clothing patronage. It claims fair dealing, quality goods, and reasonable prices as reasons to visit the business.
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Japan
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the Peoples Warehouse
Nottingham
Morrie B. Streeter
Oregon
Streeter-Bryan Company
Fort Walla Walla
Tennessee
East Lynne
Pendleton Drug Company
Great Meeting OF Methodists
A. C. Koeppen
Bron
Boston
Michael Schwab
Adolph Fischer
George Engel
Albert R. Parsons
Oscar Weeber
Laula Ling
Schnaubelt
Ling
August Spies
Fischer
Engel
Parsons
Schnaubel
Fielden
Schwag
Neebe
Fischer, Engel
Parsons Tn & Book
Altgeld
Tllinois
Reda
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Schilling
Sharon
Eddings
Main Street
Columbia Bar
Main St
Corrigan Bros
Bond Brothers Leading Clothiers
The
Pendleton
City Brewery
Schultz & Stricker
W.C. Minnis
Henning's
Gigar Store
Peoples Warehouse
Carney & Tweedy
John Gagen
Eagle
Court Street
Rutherford & Molitor
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