Wyoming Conference Addresses New Members at Elm Park
Bishop Hurst leads the Wyoming Conference at Elm Park church as seven new members enter full conference status. The afternoon centers on the Woman's Home Missionary Society with Mary Leonard Wells addressing the group. Evening focuses on the Board of Church Extension with speeches by W A Spencer and M S Hurd as ministers advance in studies and ordination.
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Bishop Hurst
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Board of Church Extension
Methodist Wyoming Conference
Elm Park
Mary Leonard Wells
Morristown
N. J
Tihe Adirens
W. A. Spencer
Manleys
Hurd
Conference Morning Session Admits Clergy Members
The third day of the conference opened under Pentecostal services with Rev. Manley and Hard presiding. Bishop Hurst chaired morning business, approving changes to appointments, and advancing candidates to clerical orders while listing those continued in lists of superannuated status.
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Manley & Hard
Bishop Hurst
Truetees
Thomas Harroun
Binghamton
Willia Connell
Scranton
Ziba Evans
South Danby
N. Y
Wee
Santford Hunt
Hock
Book Concern
Sanford
The
Methodist Review
Hurat
A. F. Chiffie
Wilkes Barre
Conferapes
J. M. King
Society For the Protection of American Institutions
King
New York
Tte
S.J. Austin
E .L, Bennostt
Georges Greenfield
CH. Jewell
John Labor
G. M. Peck
L. W. Peck
E. N. Sabin
Southworth
Y. C Smith
J. C Bloodgood
Ziba Evane
A. D. Alexander
Alexander
W. W. Andrewa
Philip Bartlett
Asa Brooke
Abijah Brown
William Burnside
D. R. Carrier
H. BR. Clarke
A EB. Dandels
Howry Hallatead
A. F. Harding
Joseph Hartwell
J. W. Hewitt
Richard
David Evans
Trisl
Reva
Clark Callender
A. D. David
S. H. Flory
R. W. Lowry
L. E. Sanford
F. N. Smith
S . Snowden
C. E. Sweet
A. Terry
GN. Underwood
Afternoon Meetings Strengthen Woman's Home Missionary Society
Members and officers gathered in the church basement for conference business and an afternoon devoted to the Woman's Home Missionary society. Mrs. W. H Pearce led exercises in the auditorium, with Miss Emily C. Cummings offering the opening prayer. Reports from Mrs. S. A. Robins and Miss Grace Crary highlighted finances and charity work.
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W. H Pearce
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Emily C. Cummings
Wilkes Barre
Judge Wilson Attacks Breckinridge Trial Rhetoric
Judge Jerom. Wilson faces a hostile jury as he answers Colonel Thompson and Major Butterworth with stern logic and scriptural references. He rails at deceptive witnesses and defends Miss Pollard amid accusations of seduction and falsehoods. The trial, with witnesses Brandani, Kauffman, and Roswell, continues toward a possible jury verdict.
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Colonel Thompson
Major Butterworth
Breckinridge
Wilson
Lexington
Roswell
Miss Pollard
Court to Resume Next Day to Finish Case
Judge Bradley agreed to adjourn this session and ordered the case to resume tomorrow with the intent to finish it then.
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Bradley
Trade outlook marked by strikes and uncertain currency policy
Many Uncertaintion notes in the New Years review that strikes curb building and iron works while coke scarcity presses output. Crop reports lift hopes for fall, gold exports stir concern, and demand grows with more workers. No major currency or tariff legislation expected, though progress remains stalled by uncertainty.
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R. G. Don & Co
Lawmakers Debate Tariff Bill Amid Parliamentary Tangle
In Washington on April 15 the Senate exhausted four hours of general debate as Senator Peffen’s four day speech finished and Senator Mitchell of Oregon spoke for three and a half hours. Mitchell condemned the bill as aimless and contradictory. A motion to adjourn failed for lack of a quorum while paired senators counted, leading to a parliamentary tangle. The Senate adjourned at 6 p.m. The House agenda included a pension vote and a Democrat caucus to address the parliamentary impasse, with no quorum on roll call and no approval of the prior journal.
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Wasuixaton
Senate
Peffera
Mitchell
Oregon
Biwan
Hill
New York
House
Judges Disagree Over Pay Scales For UP Employees
Judge Dundy orders salaries restored for the Union Pacific monthly paid staff in Omaha. He criticizes Judge Caldwell for misrepresenting matters and upholds his own view against Caldwell. The ruling signals a clash between the two judges over railroad employee pay.
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Dundy
Caldwell
Omana
Neb
Union Pacific Road
Dodge Caldwell
Crown
Sole
Svorting
Williamsport Daily Papers Strike Shuts City Newsrooms
Journalists in Williamsport Pa strike, leaving the four daily newspapers out of operation as workers protest wage scales. The stoppage began early today after unresolved pay negotiations between labor and publishers.
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Withtansport
Williamuport
Daily Pipers
Miners Entombed Mine Rescue Costs Amid News
Over 50 million email fish will this spring be distributed in western Pennsylvania streams. It cost 845000 to recover the bodies of thirteen miners entombed in the Gaylord shaft at Plymouth. Heirs of Sir Walter Scott have taken possession of an unclaimed small estate in Pittsburgh. James Kyler, who killed W B Butler at Roaring Spring, has been released from Blair County jail under 2500 bail. In an sheen of natural gas in their home at McKeesport Mrs William Mallwood and her young daughter Life were fatally burned. The Metropolitan Electric Company yesterday leased the Heading electric plant for ninety nine years at 27000 annually. The fourth annual convention of the YMCA York district began at Lancaster yesterday afternoon with fifty delegates in attendance, H Burd Cassel presiding.
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Hurst
Bretheren
Egypt
Amelia Edwards
Rameses
Pharoh
Hed Sea
Moses
Assyria
Alosa
Pennsylvania
Plymouth
Walter Scot
Pittsburg
James Kyler
W. B. Butler
Roaring Pping
Blair County
McKeesport
William Malwood
Ife
Metropolitan Electric Company
Young Men's Christian Association of
York District
Lancaster
H. Burd Cassel
Mariette
Prisoners Escape After Fire At La Platte Jail
Five inmates escaped when a jail fire was set at La Platte Missouri. Rev Thomas Bysroe of Cincinnati is named as Bishop of Nast vill. Cardinal Gibbons consecrated the Abbey church at St Marys Belmont North Carolina. Rio Grande do Sulanga dispatch reports federal troops routing insurgents. Colonel Buck former US marshal under Harrison dies in Atlanta. Charles A Dana of the New York Sun sails for Europe with Mrs Dana on vacation.
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la Platte
Thomas Bysroe
Cincinnati
Nastvill
St Mary's College
Belmont
N. C
Cardinal Gibbons
Rio Grande Do
Desperate mob threatens coke plant raids in Pennsylvania
In Unisontowns and surrounding areas 400 to 500 armed strikers march toward Lemont No 1 and Cold Springs. Deputies clash, workers return, and a larger force moves toward Fair Chance as authorities consider calling up troops.
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Unsiontows
Coke Fields
Lemont
No. 1
Richards
Cold Springs
Sherrie Wilhelm
Prirseuna
Dunbar
Frick
Lovejoy
Frick Coke Company
Harrisburg
Connellaville Coke
Menaage
Executive Department
L. and R. Wister & Co
Dunbar Forvice
Tate
Scranton Borough Considers $50,000 Sewer and Street Improvements
A joint meeting of citizens and the common council at St. Aloysius Hall discussed severance plans and paving with improved pavement. About 200 people attended as council members present. They voted unanimously to increase borough indebtedness by $50,000 to sewer and pave streets, appointing a committee to determine costs.
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Snceiulo
Scranton Tribone
Piristos
St. Aloysius
Pole man jailed for murder of fellow countryman in Smithville area
Anthony Bednorsh of Smithville was committed to jail in Pittston charged with the murder of Andrew Borah, a Smithville resident. Borah, who ran a saloon and boarding house, was found mangled along the Delaware and Hudson railroad tracks after a night summons. The death remained a mystery with rumors of possession of facts about another murder.
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Pittston
Anthony Bednorsh
Smithville
Andrew Borah
Borah
Delaware and Hudson
Man Arrested in Mine Shaft Murder Case
Bednorsh, accused of treachery leading to a murder, claims innocence and ignorance of the victim. Constable Early arrested him after he returned from work in the Last Chance shaft and the case was brought before Squire Zeigler, who remanded him without bail.
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Bednorsh
Early
Squire Zeigler
David Dudley Field Dies of Pneumonia in New York
David Dudley Field died of pneumonia at his daughter-in-law’s residence 22 Gramercy Park after a brief illness of about twenty four hours. He was aged and received near relatives including his brothers and daughter. Funeral is set for Sunday at Calvary Church with burial planned in Stockbridge Massachusetts. Estate valued between 500000 and 1000000 dollars, largely in trust for grandchildren.
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New York
David Dudley Field
Dudley Field
Gramercy Park
Field
Stephen Burt
Bart
Mr. Field
Daugster
Calvary Church
Stockbridge
Mass
Henry M. Pied
Commonweal Army Reaches Grantsville Maryland Camp U. & Grant
On arrival in Grantsville Maryland April 13 the Commonweal army pitched Camp U and Grant near town. The march through Allegheny ridges slowed by exhausted draught horses and steep climbs ended with fires lit in hollows. Locals watch warily as Coxey supporters explain their aims to gathered crowds and a march to Frostburg is planned for tomorrow at 8 o clock.
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Allegheny Mountain
Mason and Dixon's
Maryland
Washington
U. & Grant
Boarder
Pennsylvania
Kisser's Ridge
Marshal Browne
Pusley's Run
Negro Mountain
Captain Browne
Frostburg
Robert E Lee
Five Nations Suffer Drought Sparks Farm Unease
The five weeks drought across England Germany France Austria and Poland unsettles farmers. British cigar dealers fear a rise in import duties that could banish foreign cigars. Local river overflows prompt a temple to a river devil.
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England
Germany
France
Austria
Poland
Reena Chinn
Devil
Grogr
You
Congressmen Suffer Illness and Dinner Honor at Arlington
Congressman Jerry Simpson is seriously ill with kidney disease and a complication of henitism. Congressman Straus hosted a dinner at the Arlington last night with Speaker Crisp as guest of honor. United States Senator Walsh of Georgia will retain a committee clerk, son of his late predecessor Mr. Colquitt. Railroad Commissioner Hampton supports paying a larger percentage of net revenue into the Pacific Railroad sinking fund.
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Straus
Arlington
Crisp
United States
Walsh
Georgia
Colquitt
Hampton
Pacific Railroad
Weather Forecast For Pennsylvania Regions
Forecast for Saturday shows Eastern Pennsylvania fair with northerly winds and slightly warmer temperatures. Western Pennsylvania expected to be warmer, fair, with variable winds.
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Wasninarosx
Pennsylvania
Hermedorf Festival Opens Spring Hosiery Sale
Hermedorf presents a festival to signal spring opening featuring the largest Hermsdorf Hosiery assortment yet. The sale includes Hermedor wane branded hosiery and gloves with plain, drop stitch, and boot pattern styles and offers a Hermsdorf Souvenir to every purchaser.
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Hermedorf
Hermedor
Hermsdorf
Real values offered to Fast Black Houlery
Advertisement states ladies hoses sizes 25 35 and sec children s sizes 6 to 84 all sizes age gent s half hose a5 to 45 cents. The copy asserts these are the real values offered.
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