Five District Plan Faces Test at Wyoming Conference
A lengthy debate over redrawing church districts ends with a 109 to 84 vote in favor of a five district layout. Plans would shift Chenango, Scranton, and related areas, with opposition citing rural impact and fairness. The bishop guides the session as the conferees reject referral to a new commission and set a five district outcome for the Wyoming conference.
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Tion
Mr. Chaffon
Chaffee
H. M. Crydenwise
W. L. Thorpe
Scranton
Honesdale
Chenango
Oneonta
Binghamton
E. A. Quimby
A. Griffin
Sumner
J. D. Hartsook
Relef
Dr. Ilard
New York
Philadelphia
Newark
Baltimore
Wyoming
Hard
Ir. Fuller
H. @. McDermott
B. Keeney
A. Place
A. FP
Griffin
Wyoming Valley
Wilkes-Barre
People of the Wyoming Conference
B. Weeks
A. F. Chaffee
Ming
Hia
Dr. Hard
H. Sackett
M. Burdon
Instructor in Grant University Named in Conference Note
The item lists names including Ariel G Bell Arlington and W HL Signor Beach Lake among others, with a notation that the GoW Stone instructor is a member of Inmermere quarterly conference, suggesting a courtesy or affiliation reference connected to Grant university.
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Kirkwood
Lathrone
Lesterehire
Weel
Locist
Henre
Maine
Veooman
Montross
Coopity
New Milford
Charles Sinttly
Newton
Paet
Warnek
Nicholson
Santeriheh
Lleneey
Borie
Springville
Paid
W. Piles
Stanuehatid
Ennsylvania
Ariel
G. M. Bell
Arlington
W. HL
Signor
Beach Lake L
Taylor
Botany
A. O. Williams
Carbondale
Chaffee
Curley Hrook
P. F. Mew
Clifford
Meaker
Danuwacik
Boxee
Inindad
Thinmore
Leian
Larkiwuxen
Waldron
Lake Come
Olver
Moscow
Irentice
Narrowsbrg
Willam McAlpine
Teckville
Francis Gendall
Measint Mount
T. M. Naracinety South Canan
A. Eastman
Sterling
David Hvans
Thawhman-A
Travid
Thornhurst
Local Officials Named for Assignment in Various Towns
A roster lists names tied to towns including Bainbridge Cooperstown Junction Davenport Centre Davenport, Decatur, Oneonta, Otego, Sidney, Windsor, and more with multiple initials and surnames. The note ends with Mediovmate left without appointment and a directive to attend a sale.
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New York
Afton
A. BE. Siow
Bainbridge
Crompton
Cooperstown Junction
A. BE
Potten Tavenport Centre
Nell Davenport-deshua Bomidly
Decatur
Asa A. Callender
Worcester
Wilcox
Fig Creek
J. 1
Jeffrey
Hatparaville
Nieveh
Tierton
Thittwick
Hyde Parker
du Pinel
Tastirenis
Addiittis
Lanenboro
Vic le Meeker
McClure
J. Bronson
Magonville
Mulheaneys
Middlefield
T. C. Vaghan
Milford
Alger
Mount Vision
Ernet Culwell
North Sanfornd
W. HW
Crawford
Oakland
W. M. Boughton
Oneonta
Henry Tackler
Otego
N. B. Ripley
Onaquaga
AL Mattison
Sanitaria Springs
Port Crane
C. IL
Wednesday Savings on Groceries and Essentials
Wednesday only sale offers six spools of thread in black white and colors with reduced prices. Bargains include Oat Meal Honey soap Pears Unscented Soap and Quaker Oats two cup and saucer sets and a towel sale in Honey Comb style. Also dress fabrics ginghams and white embroidery in limited yard quantities.
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de Colgate & Co
Windsor & White
Pear
Weedleesay
von Fop A. Seeee
Ceeaaaree
Church and Auxiliary Appointments Listed in Wyoming Area
A list of clergy and church officers includes Wilber Cornell Godshall Severson Mogg and others assigned to Wilkes-Barre Kingston and Wyoming areas. The document notes assistant secretaries and members of the Kingston quarterly conference with references to the board of church extension and mission work.
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Tunkhamook
H. J. Wilber
Wanamie
F. D. Cornell
Waverly
Godshall
West Nanticoke
DL. Santer
West Pittston
O. K
Wilkes-Barre
Parrish Street
Will Th Miller
Wilkow
Sheriin Street
Will Th Hiller
Elm
Dons
Wyoming
W. I. Briar
Yatesville
T. AM. Murer
M.S. Hurd
Board of
Church Extension
Kingston Quarterly Conference
W. AL Noble
L. L. Sprague
Wyoming Smuinryy
Kingston Quarterly
Rucord Publishing stock and bonds to be sold by order
An opinion by Judge Dallas affirms the circuit court decree approving the master James M. Beck’s report recommending the sale of all stock and bonds of the Rucord Publishing Company. The appeal was brought by Janis and McCartney as administrators of William M. Singerly, deceased, in a case initiated by George H. Buarle, receiver of Chestnut Street National Bank, under currency directions to recover a liability due to Singerly.
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Associated Pro
Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Dallas
Pherson
Circuit Court
James M. Beck
Rucord Publishing Company
Janis &. McCartney
William M. Singerly
George H. Buarle
Chestnut Street National Bank
British Officer Letter Stirs Venezuelan Affairs Turmoil
An intercepted letter from a British cruiser officer, tied to the Indefatigable, discusses the Venezuelan revolution and suggests assassination of the president. The communication sparks sharp attacks on the British navy and on the British Legation officials in Caracas.
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Associated
Caracas
Veneauela
Casino
Missing Allan Line steamship Muro sought by two British war vessels
London dispatch from The Associated Pema reports two British warships Bellona and Thanes sent to search the Atlantic for the missing Allan Line steamship Muro. Bellona to sweep 21 000 miles of the north western Atlantic while Thanes carries on toward the North Atlantic route from Glasgow in February. No further word has reached the British authorities and the vessel remains unaccounted for.
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Ebxolwive
Pema
London
Nan
Body identified in Sanjuela river mystery
Exclusive wire reports the body found in the Sanjuela River has been identified as Annie Meeney of Wartley Run, a small town nearby. Details remain scarce as authorities confirm the identification late tonight.
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Wilken-Bare
Sanjuela
Lajoie Enjoined in Reserve Clause Case Ruling
Supreme Court reverses lower court and upholds reserve clause in National League contracts. Napoleon Lajoie, former NL second baseman, had signed with the Philadelphia Americans for 1901 and 1902, triggering suit by the Philadelphia club. The decision could affect NL players now with the American League and may compel reporting or injunctions.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Court of Common Pleas
No. 5
Napoleon Lajoie
Lajoie
Philadelphia Baseball Club
John D. Rogers
Colonel Rogers
Fraser
Bernhardt
Lajale
Shetteline
Philadelphia and New York Battery and Umpire Notes
Fragmented OCR lists multiple teams and umpires with garbled names across Philadelphia and New York venues. The text mentions Batterlo Donovans, White and Doom, Umpire Brown, and references to Withredge Matthew Yeager along with various garbled team names and officials.
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Philadelphia
Ulb
Brookiyn
Donovan
White
Doom
New York
Ile
Withredge
Matthewoon
Ona Yeager
O' Day
Incomplete Intercollegiate Meet Results Reported
The fragment lists various race results and scores with cities such as Meridea Waterbury Worcester Baltimore and Washington Georgetown University, showing scores like 0 2 5 6 3 4 and unclear event details. The data appears jumbled with misread names and places, offering little coherent narrative.
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al Thartland
Confederates Meet in Dallas for Twelfth Veterans Reunion
Dallas April 2 The twelfth annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans opens tomorrow with an estimated 45 000 visitors and many more kin present. A large cantonment shed will serve meals to 12 000 people as the big crowd arrives.
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Dallas
Tex
IV Sons of Theevetorans
Mafia of Honor
Japanese Prime Minister Entertained by Mr Low
Count Masayoshi Matsui, former Japanese prime minister, was the guest of honor at a reception at the Metropolitan club hosted by Mayor Set Low. Attendees included government and finance officials, diplomats, and prominent figures from business and public life.
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MR. Low
New York
Masayoshi Matsula
Japan
Topighet
Lib
Seti Low
T Megetu
Ilepurthene O of Finance
Takahira
Washington
TY Celi Cay
Fuhai
Lank
Wie Toews Tayi
Gace
Fern Ghaverniar Morton
Merrin KK
Jesup
Siruuilian
Jh A, McCall
Ceveral
Federated Board to Aid Telegraphers in New Jersey
The Federated Board of the United Railroad of New Jersey employees plans a conference with officials to seek reinstatement of telegrapher Dolm Nelligan, disciplined for alleged violations of a well known code. The move aims to resolve the issue and restore Nelligan to duty.
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Associated Proes
Wikes Barre
Conteh
Uailroad
New Jersey
Woamedting Wld
Ashton
Tier
We Ottieliily
Dolm Nelligan
Nelligan
Wealthy heiress Mowatt dies and names invitations for funeral
Miss Mowatt dies in the Hudson valley after a long legal fight over an inheritance. Invitations engraved by her orders will admit only relatives and friends to the funeral, with the fortune having come from her mother and shared with her siblings after the contest.
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Sowburgh
N. Y
Malhine
Oisters
Big Fire at Quincy Burns Gom Oli Mill Complex
A major fire in Quincy destroyed the Gom Oli saw mill and nearby planing mill, with losses estimated around 200000 dollars. The blaze. two city fire engines were used, engines abandoned to protect surrounding structures. several dwellings, bridges on the Carthage Lane, and freight cars were damaged.
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Une
Gom Oli
Cope
Carthage Lhaneh
Murlimsptog Pond
Prominent Pa. coal operator William C Gulley dies
Exclusive wire reports from The Aspoisted Prom Pitteurg Pa say Hon William C Gulley a redbed coal operator and Dena oorth politician died of quatritis at his bouim in Kewin Pa The notice mentions Colonel James M Gulley as son and notes a past role as collector of internal revenue at Groupsburg Pa under the Cleveland administration.
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Prom
Pitteurg
William C. Gulley
Dena Oorth
Kewin
Toloy
James M. Gulley
King
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Texas
Groupsburg
Cleveland
Fight Declared a Draw
A boxing match reported by the Associated Picea ends without a winner after the scheduled rounds. Judges scorecards show a split result with no contestant gaining clear superiority.
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Charees
Preeldng Miier
Ordoln
Aweol
Auton
Pao
A. Willbaniy
Hidghamton
Centenany
J. Wt
Mavey Chenawee
George Morsythie
Clinkin
Pamwl Moore
Poteview
MY. Williams
Wigh Street
Joli
Cook
Oak Street
J. BL Sumer
Tabortivele
A. We Mayes
Campville
Avneteviig
W. UK
Lea Knoms
Dalton
Pad
J. Valifort
Factornyville
Bow Fairdale
Coola
Full
Abel Wrighey
Poster
Pim A
Astin
Franklin Forks
Emt
B. Willlaie
Gilipon
South Uileon
Chenango District
Ohunwea
New Yorks
Hoaver Meatow
Viareteolh
Castle Creek
T. de Palmer
Chenanga Forke
Sabin
Chocomit
Seward
Covent
P. W. Scoullurid
Vilniveston
T. N. Butts
Gilbertaviile
Wilema Theililn
Deiter Meadow
Flavor
Wilett
Wilson
Wieston
T. L. Vought
Owego District
Pemerleania
Apsalachia
G. de Fisher
Athens
W. Ch. Sinmmson
Harton
Livingstone
Berkshire
X. V0
van Tousen
Camptown
Carl Councilman
Candor
CL Pe Tan
Danby
Galpin
Flamingville
N. Youa
Brown
Whinfodil
A. Y
Keener
Hornbrook
Ghent
Howard
la Hayaville
Hers
Litchfield
Yeor K
AL Wings
North Koya
Chvenagi
Maingiong
Spovlaville
N.Y. O
Autin Griffin
El—Postofive
Pitttston
Alerspied
Floyd
Old Forge
Jonas Underwood
D. L
Pittston
M. Surdant
Plains
Holymouth
John Birwelshaw
Kendhan Stewart
Race
Asbury
C. A. Benjamin
Rorumton
Aah Street
Nuy
BR. Aetin
Cedar Avea
Doty
Suranton
Court Street
M. BD
Kubler
Elmlakh
M. Gillia
Bob Singer
Amochute
Mamplon Stiver
J. Bopnainger
Providence
M. Cure
Potonton
Slimpaan
McDermott
Shuvertone
L. T. VanCampon
He Henry
Oneonta District
India
Belfast
Scranton’s
McPherson
Castro
The
Associated Press
National League
al Chilinga— TW
Louis
Yerkes and
Ryatis Fuyler
Cincionatiditisburg
Merrell-Soule Co
Syracuse N.Y
Federated Board
Washington Avenue
Miss Mowatt
Quincy
Vittetiung
Mills
Frank McClosey
Mughey Mefiovems
Tim Vives
Hay
Ascoriated Dream
Cour Vot
Coeo Kition
Mchinsey
Helen S. Buchanan
Gta
Watts
Moses
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