General Conference Opens With Delegates From 24 Countries
The Methodist Episcopal Church began its general conference yesterday with 7871 delegates plus fraternal visitors from 24 nations, representing more than 4,000,000 communicants. Bishop Henry W. Warren of Denver called the assemblage to order, and the day closed with a general reception. Prof. W. H. Whitlock of Delaware, Ohio, was elected chairman of the committee on book concerns.
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Alon
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Yeatertey
Methodist Episcopal Denomination
Henry W. Warren
Denver
Colo
W, Hh. Whitlock
Delaware
Oto
Funeral Services for Mrs Philip Meister and Others
Funeral services for Mrs Philip Meister whose death occurred at Caledonia Tuesday will be held Friday at 2 PM in Caledonia Methodist Church with Rev Jaros Gray officiating. Interment in Caledonia Cemetery. Funeral for Jot Noohan held today at St Marys Church with Rev Father Joseph Denning officiating. interment in St Marys Cemetery. Funeral for Noah Clark Friday at 1 PM in LaRue First Baptist Church with Rev Sutton officiating. interment in LaRue Cemetery. Mrs Miles Longshore left for Lattue Thursday to visit friends.
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Philip Meister
Caledonia
Caledonia Methodial
Jaros Gray
Jot Noohan
St. Mary’s Church
Father Joseph Denning
St. Mary's Cemetery
Noah Clark
First Baptist Church
LaRue
Sutton
Lae Tue
Miles Longshore
Lattue
Preparations for War On Turkish Front Reported
A May 7 dispatch from St. Petersburg notes military preparations by Russia on the Turkish frontier. Consular reports from Batoum describe sea shipments of artillery ammunition and provisions to the South. The Sanjensk Cavalry Regiment left Titian May 2 for the frontier and the Cattensian army corps is expected near Kens for maneuvers, with mountain batteries departing Kiev to the Caucasus.
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St. Petersburg
Huvala
Forelea Conatle
Caucasus
Turkey
Batoum
Sanjensk Cavalry Regiment
Titian
Cattensian
Kens
Kiev
Caucasua
Caucas
Chinese Minister Dinner Sparks War Peace Debate
In New York on May 7 Iris excellency Wo Ting Fang minister from China chaired a Lotus Club dinner attended by notable figures including General Frederick Grant and Cornell president Jacob Gould Schurman. The gathering featured speeches on national preparedness for war and its role in peace, with Iluh ond W Bashford also speaking.
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New York
Iris
Wo Ting Fang
China
Lotus Club
Promin
Frederek Debt Grant
United State Oay
Jacob G. Schnernan
Cornell University
Iluhond
W. Bashford
Piles Quickly Cured at Home Pyramid Drug Ad
A home remedy ad promises painless relief for piles with a private at home cure called Pile Care. It claims instant relief, a 60 cent full box from druggists, and a free trial package by mail after sending name and address to Pyramid Drug Co.
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Twalston
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Warriage License Mentioned In Local Note And Hints Of Memorial Plans
A marriage license was issued to Ray Kunkle and Mrs. Ian A. Jones of the city. The Warlock committee plans a Memorial Day meeting in the T. A. A. room Monday evening to discuss the annual observance.
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Mise Eieie Hall
Lakin
Joel Friends
Eugene Pairnaid
Bine Borg Thureday
Tie Wiltin
Soot Buatnene
Vlilt
Hcense
Ray Kunkle
Mra
Ian A. Jones
Ity
Warlowk
Cruel Schemes of Poachers Across Highland Forests
An aged London Sketch report details poaching methods threatening game preserves. It describes poachers' tactics from tree ising to netting, trapping, and suffocation, noting the evolving threat on large estates and the vigilance of keepers and foresters against such crimes.
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Heromon
London
Jands
Mhighland
Gunahota
Stubbiefield
Blank Cartidge
Methodist General Conference Convenes in Kaltinore
Hymns of praise and prayers open the 26th delegated session as church leaders gather in Kaltinore for discussions on Divine guidance and church affairs.
Poaching Risks and the Peabody Banquet Hall Decline
The text discusses poachers using traps to catch rabbits and hares, noting risks of punishment and penalties for poaching. It then shifts to the Peabody Banquet Hall remarking on the historic landmark’s removal, detailing the hall’s 1870 construction for Queen Victoria’s funeral rituals and its ornate interior, including panel doors and a central chandelier. The closing lines mention a lighthearted conversation about Captain JleKor and Miss Puffer in a conservatory.
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Old Peabody
Dulem
Anon
Peabody House
Kacex Street
Winqueting
Lie Ownser
Francie Peabody
Peiuce Arthur
Queen Victoria
Frugal mail route misread prompts cautions from a daughter
A garbled OCR passage shows a frugal mail route discussion with a fannie daughter cautioning Judson about timing and tone. He worries about consequences while a plan to collect prints seems foiled by unclear text and misread names.
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Judson
Fannie
Watch Gift Sale at May Prices
A May sale features gold watches discounted from 15.00 to 9.00. The ad urges shoppers to seize the opportunity as low prices prevail throughout the store.
Lodge WM Wotes Tie and Prize Awards at Hall
Lodge WMWotes held a Wednesday evening meeting with good attendance. Mme. Wheel won the first prize gold pin, Mrs. Bertha Conrad the second, and a consolation prize went to Fall. Refreshments followed as Marion Lodge No. 220 planned nine weeks of activities and an initiation tonight.
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Aeelie
Marion Lodi
Todge Halle
Featerna Order of Eagles
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