Wyoming Conference Elm Park Crowds Fill Elm Park Church
Elm Park Church in the Wyoming Conference drew crowds for multiple services yesterday with standing room only and packed interiors. The day featured ordination of deacons and elders, a memorial service for departed pastors and wives, and anniversaries of the Epworth League and Missionary Society led by Rev. J. O. Woodruff and Rev. Dr. Peck with remarks by Bishop Harat and Prof. Winchester.
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Elm Park
Epworth League and Missionary Society
Wyoming
Missionary Society
Hurst
Exworth League
J. O. Woodruff
Harat
W. F. Winchester
Middletown Wesleyan University
J. 0. Peck
Peck
Ordination Service and Sermon at Missionary Conference
Bishop Hurst ordained a class of ten deacons yesterday in a large conference service held at the church. Rev M D Fosler presided as hymns, prayers, and a stirring sermon followed, with a deficit notice and collection to aid decrepit ministers. The audience filled seats and stood in aisles as the bishop preached on the character of Christ and the development of theology.
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M. D. Fosler
J. O. Peck
D. D
The
Missionary Society
A. E Connell
Wooler
Hurat
I Samuel
H. H. Wilbur
Leatershire
N. Y
Hurst
Lick Observatory
Christ
Thors
Breckinridge to Confer on New Trial Motion
Representative Breckinridge plans a conference with counsel tomorrow to discuss a motion for a new trial in the breach of promise case. He says he has strong district support and expects renomination if life allows. Miss Pollard was taken to Providence Hospital after strain and rests quietly. McGarraban also listed with nervous prostration.
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Wasuixatox
Breckinridge
Measter Batterworth
McKinney
Trunks of Three Men Found in Sugar Fire Ruins
Berfato reports that portions of three men were recovered from the American Grape sugar fire ruins. Heads arms and legs were missing with no clothing near the charred mass. Remains were sent to the morgue and identification seems unlikely.
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Berfato
Street Car Strike Certainty After May First Ultimatum
Milwaukee April 15 The street car strike threatens to begin May 1 after a conference with Vice President I G Payne who issued an ultimatum to cut wages to 174 cents and refuse union recognition after that date. About 700 street car workers have been notified by labor groups of anticipated support for the strike.
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Millwaukeer
Wie
I. GC. Payne
Onion
Green Ridge Masons Attend Good Shepherd Service
The Green Ridge lodge of Masons attended services at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Green Ridge last evening. Rev. F. Ballentine preached a sermon titled The Final Salvation reflecting the occasion.
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Green Ridge Manors
Green Ridge
Buried Fragments From Dense Local Clippings
A string of brief notes reports a Boston produced crime offense on bucket shop keeping, Lincoln denying presidential nomination talk to a Tacoma reporter, a Baltimore boy killed by boiling water, a West Millbury man perishing in snow while visiting his daughter’s grave, a Home and Country Magazine editor role for Corporal Tanner in New York, a Fort Dodge insult case, Sioux Falls mine damages awarded, and a Paterson silk mill bomb analyzed as dynamite.
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Ethel Éiay
Pont Mr. Avery
Fort Doage
Homestate
Sioux Falls
William Fullerton
William Strange
Paterson
N.J
Avenged His Daughter in Tennessee Firearm Tragedy
In Savier ville two aristocratic families face ruin after John Mullendore's year long pursuit of Mary Montgomery ends in tragedy. The father of Mary demands marriage or death, a gun is fired, and Mullendore is killed when the father’s hand is blown off by the shot.
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Cuatlaxooga
Tenn
Savierville
John Mullendore
Mary Montgomery
Robert Montgomery
Mullendore
Mailendore
Funeral held for jurist David Dadley Field at Calvary
In New York on April 15 a large crowd filled Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church to honor jurist David Dadley Field. Officiating clergy included Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix of Trinity Church Rev. Dr. C OG Tiffany Rev. Dr. Satterlee and assistant minister Rev. Lewis Cameron along with Rev. Mr. Denmin.
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New York
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
Fourth Avenue
David Dadiey Field
Morgan Dix
Trinity Church
C, OG. Tiffany
Zion and St. Timothy's Church
Satterlee
Calvary Church
Wire Tappers Held For Examination In Default
New York on April 4 three wire tappers McNally Sweeny and Blance were arrested at 38 West Twenty-Ninth street with a full stealing rig for racing news. They are held in Jefferson Market police court in default of 32 500 bats each for examination. Joe Cotton a sporting man was released after police said he had no connection with the scheme.
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New York
McNally
Sweeny
Blance
West Twenty-Ninth Street
Jefferson Market
Joe Cotton
Democratic county ticket chosen amid tariff debate in Braz
In Braz Indiana on April 15 the Democratic gathering selected a county ticket. A resolution denounced Senator David B Hill for opposing the tariff bill and censured Daniel Voorhees for defending senate amendments to the Wilson bill. The American Protective Association was also denounced.
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Braz
Ind
David B Hill
Daniel Voorhees
Senate
Fort Pitt Relic Sold to Daughters of the Revolution
An item notes Fort Pitt has passed into the hands of the Daughters of the Revolution. The site houses a historic relic in western Pennsylvania near the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers, once a fortification connected to an early settlement.
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Purchase
Pittsburg
Fort Pitt
Daughters of the Revolution
Stia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Allegheny
Coxey Army Division Camps at Newport New Jersey
Jones led a Coxey Army detachment of about twenty men to Newport where they were treated well and allowed to camp on a farm. That evening Christopher Columbus Jones, the commander, spoke on Good Roads.
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Witcington
Del
Jones
Coxey
Newport
Christopher Columbus Jones
Probable UMW Pittsburgh Conference Ahead of April Strike
Preliminary actions indicate a conference between United Mine Workers and Pittsburgh coal operators may occur Tuesday or Wednesday to present Columbus convention demands. Operators prepare for a strike and have stored coal while striking miners from lower Youghiogheny join the general action slated for April 21 affecting over fifty operators and about 1000 workers.
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Prttsnvtna
United Mine Workers
Pittsburg
Sutersville
Tnners
Youchiogheny
Columbus
Plan for a National Coal Trust Drawn by Operators
Conpuers Ohio April 14 A prominent coal operator reports a scheme by coal operators to form a giant national coal trust to profit from the strike. Output in the Hocking Valley is controlled by an operators group with similar setups in Loudiana Illinois and the Pittsburg district. A national conference of operators is expected in May to advance organization followed by a joint miners and operators convention to consider an interstate scale.
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Conpuers
Ohio
National Coal Trust
Hocking Valley
Loudiana
Illinois
Pittsburg
Two Campers Die In Delaware Bay Shore Drowning
The bodies of W. El Colter and Joseph Heverin were found on the Delaware shore at Doven. They were camping near the bay during high tide and are believed drowned while attempting to escape the incoming tide.
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Doven
Del
W. EL Colter
Joseph Heverin
Bay
Thuaday
Tiia
Ministers Attend Special Sermon Marking Anniversary
Reading ministers will preach a special sermon on the hundredth anniversary of Sunday blue laws. Werneraville State Insane asylum trustees choose a superintendent but will not name him yet. Voters in Montgomery county show Unanimity for General Huntings and Colonel Stewart for state offices. Superintendent Townsend announces Edmond N. McCollin as building conductor at five dollars and fifty cents per day. Ephram B. Harlacher, Luzerne County publisher of the Republikaner, dies at 74. he helped found the German weekly.
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Werneraville State Insane Asylum
Montgomery County
Huntings
Thomas WJ. Stewart
Townsend
Philadelphia Ming
Edmond N. McCollin
Williamaport
Ephram B. Harlacher
Luzerne County
Harlacher
Disintegrating Kossuth Party Filtered by Treaty Proposal
Dr Arendt a German foeneler proposes a four power treaty among England Germany France and the United States to fix silver prices yearly. Austrian Socialists fear a crackdown as Rohanfeld near the emperor warns the army may be used to quell property burning unrest.
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Kossuth
Dr. Arendt
England
Germany
France
United States
Austrian’ Socialista
Daron Rehoenfeld
Unknown leads Coxey camp loses veiled glory in Cumberland
The Unknown of the Coxey army is stripped of status as Carl Browne seizes control of the body. J Coxey returns to front, orders disbandment of the Unknown and Jesse Coxey. A revulsion in public sentiment follows, with nonessential supplies gathered for a day as the march plans to proceed toward Williamsport via canal.
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Cusnentawn
Coxey
Congo
A. Coxey
Carl Browne
J. Coxey
Browne
Jease Coxey
Old Fellows Hall
Treakfoat
Brown
Smith
Voxey
Coxe
Omurmaar
Jesse Coxey
Victory
Williamseport
Cumberland
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Hess BP. Pietaro
St South Peoria Street
Chicago
Washington
Tracks Croaged at Mapleton Junction Cause Train Runback
A gang of workmen unlawfully laid rails across the Pennsylvania railroad at Mapleton Junction, delaying service. An engine and two cars ran to Carvole, then passengers were transferred at Mapleton while an overhead crossing is built.
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Par Irssuna
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mapleton Junction
Osevols Milla
Mapleton
New Road
Carvole
Wildcat
Most Serious Railroad Wreck on Lehigh Valley Line at Silver Brook
A Pennsylvania freight train collided with a Lehigh Valley Express near Silver Brook causing one death and numerous injuries. Patrick Darey of Milton died. injuries affected crew engineer Kuromal conductor Arthur and others. Passengers including Philip Dorm and Mrs Winterstein were harmed. The crash damaged both engines and cars, with nearly 100 people aboard.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Lehigh Valley Express
Silver Brook
Withis Bank
Newt Ay Ilegtaton
Vonn Toils
Lehign Valley Railroad
Tne Jira Maur
Tegime
Patrick Darey
Milton
Kuromal
Arthur
Urakeman
Prosins
Art Vrown
Sunbury
Joseph Reizel
Manush Chunk
Reading
Stateman Biddle
Philip Dormstutter
Shenandosh
Jariwr
Delano
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Freight Craw
Pottsvile
Daley
Muzzle Ready for Coxey Parade at Capitol Grounds
Washington April 15 Coxeys gang nears the capital prompting precautionary measures by police and congressional committees. Law restricts fireworks parades displays flags and any party organization on the capitol grounds. Coxey may face enforcement if he plans a demonstration on the steps of the capitol.
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Wasnisarox
Coxey
Maryland
Granada
Committee On
Congress
Hones
Konto
Senate Committee On
United States
Weather Notes Forecasters See Warmer Turn Across Regions
A scrambled weather brief notes warmer trends for eastern Pennsylvania and western regions. Forecasters expect mild highs, light southerly winds, and fair skies with improved conditions across the east and central areas.
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Mennsylvania
Hermsdorf Festival Opens With Special Hosiery Offers
Hermsdorf dyes and fast black dye for gloves are featured as NoWabars promotes a spring opening. The store showcases Hermsdorf hosiery including Pinin Dropatiteh and Boot Pateters with a complimentary Hermsdorf souvenir for buyers during the April 16 event.
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NoWabars Hiermedorf
Hermedorf
Dore
Specials on Hosiery and Gents' Stock at Fast Black Hostery
Advertises ladies hosiery with price points 25 35 and one more unseen, children sizes 6 to 1 all sizes, and men's half hose priced 25 to 45. Claims these are the best bet values ever offered by Fast Black Hostery.
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David Dudley Field
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Daughters of Thy Revolution
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Coxey Army
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Campsie
State News
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Windy
Penny
Haxieton
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