Baltimore Conference Debates Politics and Clergy Transfers
The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church debated a Maryland suffrage amendment resolution and condemned Mormons while resisting misuse of church funds. Dr. Lucian Clarke announced for transfer to Ohio, with farewell remarks and a unified show of regret from the conference. A juvenile farm home for orphans was proposed, a report on church state urged finance scrutiny, and plans for insurance and future appointments were discussed.
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Dr. Clarke
Ohio
Baltimore
Methodisl Episcopal Church
Foundry Church
A. J. Gill
Martinsburg
W. Va
Maryland
Senate
Reed Smoot
Indiana
Congress
James H. Smith
Grace M. B
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. F. Goucher
Woman's College of Baltimore
Bishop Moore
Epworth League
Robert I. Reamy
Don 8. Colt
Grace Church
C. Herbert Richardson
Board of Trustees
D. H. Carroll
Mormon Church
A. J. Gil
Clarke
Moore
Lucian Clarke
Hamine M. E
King Avenue
Cleveland
L. 8. Townsend
New England
Mutual Insurance Society
The
Frank L. Hart
Chicago
Naylor
Washington
Hart
Dr. Hart
T. Mowbray
W. W. Costen
H. C. Smith
H. E. R. Beck
F. A. Killman
Robert E. Benson
Calvert Circuit
Freeland
Northern Central
Benson
W G. Herbert
J. F. Holste
C. #. Guthrie
Alceus Hooper
J. E. Ingram
Charles H. Benson
Stephen Gemralll
James E. Smith
Gracs M. B
Conference Debates Maryland Suffrage Amendment At Baltimore Meet
The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church debated a proposed Maryland constitutional suffrage amendment. Leaders argued the measure risks caste and disenfranchisement while others urged moral political action. The session adopted the resolution opposing the amendment after heated remarks and recorded names of opponents.
Baptist Ministers Confer to Oppose Religious Instruction in DC Schools
The Baptist Ministers Conference at Calvary Baptist Church adopted a report opposing introducing religious instruction in public schools. It argues home and church should provide religious teaching, not the state, and warns that state intrusion risks sectarian strife and injustice. The declaration, signed by over 6,000 white Baptists in DC, asserts the church and state must remain separate and laments misinterpretation of their stance.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Drs. & H. Greene
C. F. Winbigier
First Baptist Church
J. Muir
Teshple
District of Columbia
National Capital
Board of Education
Baltimore Conference Epworth League elections and minister appointments
A Baltimore conference meeting addressed loyalist accusations against polygamy and reed Smoot while planning remedial action. Officers were elected including J Finney Engle as president and Dons Colt delivering the anniversary address. Ministers’ appointments and possible transfers were discussed as the conference concludes with a full business day.
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United States
National Congress
Senate
Reed Smoot
Utah
Rust Hall
Methodist Ladies of
Washington
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Robinson
Thoburn
Berry
Moore
Judge Anderson
Robert L. Reamy
Baltimore
Dons. Colt
Grace Church
Washingtonian League
J. Finney Engle
Epworth League
W. C. Ballard
West Baltimore
J. H. Duvall
East Baltimore
M. M. Mitchell
B. H. Ziegler
Frederick
M. Alice Wood
Harry
A. Allers
Elizabeth Norton
E.R. Rochester
Lee M. Bender
George L. Bassford
Harry D. Mitchell
Albert C. Taylor
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. W. King
Forest Park
Dumbarton Avenue M. E
Doney
Cleveland
Lucien Clarke
Clarke
Hamline M. BE
Fire at 1021 Seventeenth Street Northwest Kills None
James Jackson, angered by accusations of taking money from his mother Pannie Jackson, overturned a lit lamp, starting a fire that damaged about $150 in his home and spread to a nearby frame structure. His siblings Pauline and Charles were rescued by Thornton Lewis before firefighters arrived. James was arrested at the Third precinct station house and admitted guilt.
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Pannie Jackson
James Jackson
Seventeenth Strect
Third Precinct
Pauline
Charles
Thornton Lewis
Harris
Charles Jackson
Thornton Swis
Emery
Cahen
Moved Laboratory Site Delays and Cost Increases
Excavation for the Agricultural Department laboratories has resumed and will allow superstructure within a month. The $1,500,000 complex, split between Twelfth and Fourteenth streets, faces a late 1907 completion with a $50,000 extra cost and about $15,000 lost excavation, after a row over site placement and interior changes.
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Agricultural Department
A. L. Parker
Park Commission
Wilson
Department
Congress
Beverley T. Galloway
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Twelfth Street
Fourteenth Street
Embezzlement Indictment Hits Two DC Lawyers
Grand jury returns eight counts charging Andrew A. Lipscomb and Thomas M. Fields with embezzling 15974.07 belonging to the defunct Washington Beneficial Endowment Association while acting as receivers appointed by the Supreme Court. Bonds and warrants issued. trial anticipated after summer recess. Lipscomb rushed to Washington from Georgia. Fields faces higher bail as proceedings move forward.
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Equitable Beneficial Association
Washington Beneficial Endowment Association
Andrew A. Lipscomb
Thomas M. Fields
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Wright
Criminal’ Court No. L
United States
Morgan H. Beach
Bond
Lipscomb
Tatlulat. Falls
Augustus Davis, Jr
Washington
Messrs. Lipscomb and Fields
Washington Beneficial Enidowment Association
Commercial Alliance Life Insurance Company
Commercial Aliance Life Insurancs Company
Wiliam T. Gilbert
Commercial Allance Life Insurance Company
Washington Beneficial Association
W. T. Gilbert
Nervons
Henry Aan Stuwart
Howard L. Morrison
Zephaine A. Morrison
Mary M. Causin
William D. Causin
Virginia Trust Company
Alfred Shields
Supreme Court
Commercial Life Insurance Company
Association
Robert Ball
James S. Edwards
Anthony Buckley
M. 8
Quarles
Andrew Parker
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Boyd Taylor
James H. Padgett
Mr. Lipscomb
Fields
New York State
United States Attorney Act
Boardman
Georgia
Jeremiah Donovan Indicted for Wife Murder in Grand Jury
Grand jury indicted Jeremiah Donovan on murder charges in the death of his wife Elizabeth H. Donovan. Authorities say she died March 16 from injuries after assaults on March 5 and March T. The panel also charged Della Carter Theodore A. Cook Roy JF Ferguson Harvey Graves William Mastergon Leonard Gutridge Beranee Jones Eddie Reid R B Sheridan and Frederick S Vincent with perjury and related offenses.
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Jeremiah Donovan
Elizabeth H. Donovan
Donovan
Della Carter
Theodore A. Cook
Roy JF. Ferguson
Harvey Graves
William ¥.Mastergon
Leonard I. Gutridge
Icsena
Beranee Jones
Charles ‘Jones
Eddie Reid
R. B. Sheridan
Frederick 8. Vincent
Weather report and temperatures across multiple cities
The Weather Bureau notes a shift to a trough between two highs over the country with rain on the Texas coast and Ohio Valley, warmer in the Northeast and Northwest, cooler in the Mississippi Valley. Tuesday rain possible in the Lake region and Atlantic areas. Wednesday mostly fair except New England and South Atlantic coast. Local report gives temperatures from 39 to 67, with 12.7 hours of sunshine and 100 percent possible sunshine. Various city highs and lows are listed, including Boston 56-32, Chicago 60-28, New York 58-46, and St Louis 50-38.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
South Atlantic
Wyoming
Gulf
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Texas
Missinpippi
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Meee Valley
Northwest
Lake Reglon
Middle Atlantic States
New Englen
South Atlantic Coast
Missinpippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountain
New England
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Gill
Asheville
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Atlanta
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Bismarck
N. D
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N.Y
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Ill
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Ohio
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Wyo
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Town
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Tex
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Jacksonville
Fla. Cf
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Ark
Marquette, Mich
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Teno
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Springfield
Vicksbarg
Miss
Apoplexy Causes Death of Engle Hotel Night Clerk
Eugene Hubbard sixty year old Engle Hotel night clerk died hours after being found unconscious in the boiler room. Coroner Nevitt said death due to apoplexy. Hubbard, originally from Baltimore, survived by father two sons Eugene and Raymond and daughter Mrs M H Beall. Lieut Moore said he was warming himself by boiler when he toppled forward. Fireman found him after basement door was broken.
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Engle Hotel
Boilar
Eugene Hubbard
Eimergency Hospital
Nevitt
Lieut. Moore
Song
Eugene
Ramond
M. H. Beall
Baltimore
Child Hit and Killed by City Wagon in Street
A six year old boy, Clarence Barrett, playing in the street at Thirteenth and C streets southwest, was struck and killed by a wagon yesterday afternoon. He lived with his parents in southwest. The incident occurred near the curb and officials reported the death at the morgue.
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Yesterdy
Clarence
Barrett
Nouthwest
Waa
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