Baltimore Annual Conference Ends. King Named Dumbarton Pastor
The 121st session of the Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church adjourned at Foundry Church after a week. Bishop Moore announced ministerial appointments, including Rev Dr G W King to Dumbarton Avenue Church to fill the vacancy from Rev Frank Havenner’s transfer. The conference faced debate over the state of the church report, with votes to strike objections, while treasurer Frank R. Isaac reported benevolence totals by district. Membership rose to 51,683 with 63,468 Sunday scholars. church property value reached 3,976,785. New trustees for the Woman's College of Baltimore were named, and Rev W W Davis challenged the report’s figures, prompting a reconsideration and corrected figures.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Foundry Church
Moore
Washington
G W. King
Dumbington Avenue Church
Frank H. Havenner
Bethany Church
West Baltimore
East Baltimore
Frederick
Walter J. McNeill
F R. Isaac
Walter J McNeil
I. E. Bennett
Woman'’s College of Baltimore
William J Hooper
Summerfield Baldwin
Mra
E B Stevens
Earl Cranston
E. R Hendrix
Jennette Hurd Sherman
J M Buckley
C _H_ Richardson
John K.* Shaw
Tynes Smith
Aldis B. Browne
Euphemia McClintock
W W Davis
Piedmont
W Va
J A. Price
W Www Davis
James C Nicholson
R L Wright
A. J Gul
J M.starrow
A H Ames
A. H. Zimmerman
Cumberland
J FP Wright
Washington District
H R Naylor
D c
Benning
Richardson
Bradburn
Laytonaville
West
Leonardtown
H P. Miller
Supply
Montgomery
C. M Yost
Mary's
JB Jamee
Severn
H Dell
Spencerville
HC. Smith
Tennallytown
H. Smith
Dear
Mute Mission
Megian
Hutan Street
J. BR. Wilson
Fort Avenue
F. Burt
Grace—Hampden
James McLeren
Guilford Avenue
F G. Watson
Ingram Chapsi
H. E. R. Agek
Madison Avenue
F Sheridan
Pattergon
Extensive Baltimore area church circuit roster appears
A long, dense OCR list covers numerous pastors and locations in Baltimore and surrounding districts. It names presiding elders, supply assignments, and many churches from East and West Baltimore, Harford and Frederick districts, with towns including Aberdeen Belair Bel Air Canton Street Mount Carmel and more, reflecting a broad ecclesiastical appointments schedule.
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P. Fettenbaum
Calvert
A. E. Epician
Curtig Bee
George Evans
Glyndon
W. D. Beall
East Baltimore
Presiding Elder
Frencs
Aberdeen
KG Maurras
Baltimore
Appelt
Hobba
Boha Tien Musdon
Chada
Boundary Avenue
J. T. Hert
Broadway
W. J. McKenory
Canton Street
W. G. Bebcock
Caroline Street
W. G Herbert
Chester
Orangevile
Conrad Herdecker
Waverly
T. C. Peters
Belair
D. H Martin
Derlington
M. Ferguson
East Harford
Barnes
Govanstown
FF. Downs
Great Falls
F. R. Imac
R. J. Nicholson
Herford
M. H. Courtney
Havre de Grace
W. W. van Arsigie
Hereford
T. M. West
R. G. Koonts
Long Green
M.L. Beall
Lutherville
L. W. Gomwell
Middletown
Mankton
Solomon German
North Hartord
J R Pardew
Parkton
G R. Sanner
Patapsco Station
D M. Browning
Sparrows Point
M. Alford
Towson
sale of Waggaman lots to pay creditors in Georgetown
Justice Anderson signed orders authorizing receivers KE H Thomas and Frederick L Siddans to sell multiple Georgetown lots including blocks 19 square 448 Jet T square 468 and others to satisfy claims of Joseph T Byrne and associates. Trustees Irving Williamson EB WH Thomas and Oscar Luckett ordered to sell additional lots 18 to 25 in square 1007 with bond set at 15000.
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Justice Anderson
Ke, H. Thomas
Frederick L. Siddans
Joseph T. Byrne
Thomas EH. Wagsa
Man
Georgetown
Irving Williamson
Eb, WH. Thomas
Oscar Luckett
Robert W McPherson
Samuel Waggaman
Lipscombe and Fields to Answer Embezzlement Charge in Washington
Lipscomb and Fields, two attorneys indicted for embezzlement of funds from the defunct Washington Beneficial Endowment Association, plan to arrive in Washington this morning to post bond and enter a plea. They are to be arraigned Friday in Criminal Court No. 1 before Justice Wright. trial date not set.
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Andrew A. Lipscomb
Thomas M. Fields
Washington Beneficial Endowment Association
District Supreme Court
United States
Morgan H. Beach
Lipscomb
Washington
Spartanburg
Spartanburg, 5 . It Is Understood That Mr. Lipscomb
Mr. Fields
Bond
Money Talks Lead Campaign To Raise 58000 For YMCA Building
A Arlington dinner produced a five member committee to form a 100 person fund raising group for the YMCA project. Speakers including Secretary Shaw and A A Chapin urged donors, with promises flowing despite invitations forbidding solicitations. Milwaukee business men pledged to help raise the balance by May 1 and 55,000 more was to be secured before May 7.
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Arlington
Sensure Woodwant & Lothrop’ Gitt
New
Youngs Men's Christian Association
H. B.F. Macfarland
The
Treasury
Shaw
Fletcher
Brockman
Washington Youngs
Men's Christian Association
China
C. 8. Ward
Chicago
Thomas H. Andersen
S. Brockman
A. M Lothrop
A. Lisner
G. W. F. Swartzell
E. D. Shaw
James Sharp
BE. Quincy Smith
Lee D. Latimer
H. G. Jacobs
Macfarland
Anson Taylor
United States
Roosevelt
Young Men's Christian Association
Washington Association
Money
League of Youth
Mr. Shaw
Benning
Gnet
A. A . Chapin
Thomas H. Anderson
Joseph J. Atkins
L. L. Pierce
Ee Ageociston
Ht. Warner
John
B. Bleman
Stricken Dead at Table William Grimes Dies Suddenly
William E Grimes an old Georgetown resident died at his sister s home from a paralytic stroke while at the luncheon table He was sixty years old long connected with Mayfield Brown He leaves a widow and several children Also reported a St Bernard dog bit a child at 180 T street NW and two Russian salesmen were arrested on petit larceny charges with a handbag theft case most text unreadable or garbled
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William E. Grimes
Georgetown
Thirty-second Street
Mr. Grimes
Mayfield & Brown
Lfe
District of Columbia
St. Bernard
St Bernard
T Street
Zella Stitt
Children’s Hospital
Digestive Trouble Warns Against Poor Eating
A brief note warns that a tired stomach does not digest well and foods may go to waste, urging mindful eating to avoid unnecessary discomfort and inefficiency in digestion.
Georgetown Glee Club concert at New Wilerd ballroom
Georgetown University Association En Music and Sorg presents a concert by the Georgetown Glee Club at the New Wilerd ballroom. The program features classical and popular numbers, solo performances by John E. Battie and others, duets, and audience encores, with Foote as composer and crowd response highlighted.
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Georgetown University Association
Sorg
Andiegge
Geereetown
My. Birnest
Solace Mendelsoghn
Popper
John E
Battie
Eenet
Mr. Sulmet
A. Bummer
John Ate
Foote
Cox
Fred B. Burke
Foldin’ Bald
George H O'Connor
Matt. Horne
Glee Club
Atkinson
Willie
He WY. Brentin
Stat Fas Pkiat Ridgway
Adrian van BL
Florists Plan Convention in Washington D C
Visiting members of the executive committee of the Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists meet in Washington to plan the August convention here. A banquet at the New Willard tops a schedule including officer nominations, meeting place decisions, and bowling contests with national clubs.
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New Willard
Society of American Floritate and Ornamental Horticulturists
United States
Wilson
Agricultural Department
J. C. Vaughan
Chicago
Washington Piarists’ Club
Loriata
Tripic
J. R. ‘Reanan
Vaughan
En Losely
Interstate
Cath Ferce Commission
William R. Smith
William &. Gude
Society
Audubon Society Seeks Birds Talks at Public Library
Indoor meeting draws crowd as Mr. C H B Waters speaks on Wildflowers of the District and Maryland. About seventy lantern slides are shown. Prizes total 219 and 3% for best reports on purple martins within fifteen miles of Washington. A series of Saturday talks on birds begins next Saturday with Mrs. Maynard speaking on April birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Audubon Society
C HB. Waters
Maryland
Oldys
Washington
L . Maynard
Christian Citizenship Lecture by Dr Paddock in Philadelphia
Rev Robert L Paddock of Philadelphia spoke at a Lenten gathering in the Share of the Emphany under the Churchmans League. His lecture on Christian Citizenship explored the Christian’s relation to the State and citizen participation in politics. He noted corruption in Philadelphia and prejudice against political involvement to curb corruption.
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Br. Paddock
Philadelphia
Robert L. Paddock
Churchman’s League
Dr.Paddock
Waa
Equitable Society feud escalates over trust breach and leadership
June 1905 nears as Alexander, longtime director and president of the Equitable Society, faces renewed calls to yield power amid Hyde faction accusations of breach of trust and plans to reconstitute control. Letters reveal dispute over charter amendments and policyholder rights, with Tarbell and Bacon weighing in on governance and resignations.
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Prest Pachim
Aler
Gen. Fitzgerald
McIntyre
Mr. Alexander
The
Equitable Society
Alexander
Hig Trust
Hig
Hyde
Requitable
Mr. Hyde
Hendricks
Insurance
Equitable Charter
Safra Factory
Equitable
State Superintendent of Insurance
Friends
Tarbell
Superintendent of Insurance
Als
Platt Committee
Platt
Hydé
Bacon
Col. Bacon
Hyde Party
Baultable
Dia
Chicago
Hide
Colby
DPF
Official Investigation At Request Of Insurance Company
Albany April 4 The state department of insurances conducts an inquiry into Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Co headquarters in New York City. The probe, asked by the company, traces its shift from assessment to ordinary life policies and notes policy holder dissatisfaction over rising assessments. The New York office says the investigation is routine and aims to inform policy holders with official department knowledge.
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Washington
Brockman
Shaw
America
New York
Orient
China
Japan
Korea
Iiv
Albany
State Department of Insurances
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
New York City
Insurance Department
Old One Insurance
Insurance Department of
Weather conditions and forecasts from the Weather Bureau
The Lake region lingers over Northern Michigan as rain and storms affect the area. A high pressure area weakens. scattered showers reach from Northern Georgia to southern New England. Temperatures rise in the Middle and South Atlantic while the Ohio Valley and Lake region grow colder. Clearing is forecast for Wednesday along the Atlantic coast except Florida and New England. Widespread fair weather elsewhere with light snow or rain near the Great Lakes. Thursday cooler on coastlines, warmer inland. brisk southerly winds shifting to westerly offshore. northwest winds on the South Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Lake Michigan to see brisk northwest winds. Local report notes midnight temperature 68, other readings, rainfall, sunshine hours, and tides.
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G. B. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Lake Region
Michigan
Middle
South Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
Georgia
New England
Upper
Ohio Vallley
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Great Lakes
Atlantic Cosal
Orinda
Posable Eugebine
Someonte
Fullasheville
N. Gene
Tients
Atlantic
Cly
Boston
Moses
OGHOR
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Dumbarton Avenue
R. Y. Edwards
Eckhart
W. D. Parry
Elk Garden
Wiliam Anthony
KilaraHe
W. C. Brian
Flintstone
J A Haugh
L. A. Thirlkeld
Frostburg
A H. Thompson
J. Hyett
Grant
W. Va
Hagerstown
Bt. Paul's
E T. Mowbray
R H. McKinsey
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H. E. Pearce
Hancock
W. J. Meeks
Harpers Ferry
J. R. Wood
Hedgenville
Hyndman
J. W H. Beale
Keyser
W. 4. Koonts
Lonaconing
William Rogers
Martimsburg
A. GI
Midland
A. & A. Heavener
Mount Savaxe
Joh Edwards
Oldtown
Paw Paw
F. Stylea
W. W Davis
Rawlings
C. H Lanalan
Roimney
Shepherdstown
C. F. Bonn
Union Grove
Urbana
W. H. Dell
Williamsport
G. F
G. F. ‘Stiles, Winchester, C. T. Weede
Y Fred Heiss
Baitimore
W. G McNeil
Bethany
F. ‘H. Havenner
Chateworth
L. M. Bennett
Columbia Avenue
L. M. Chambere
Emory
Fayette Street
W. R. Sumwalt
Forest Park
JM. Grillum
Franklin Street
Edward Hayes
Garrett Park
U. S&s
Wright
Grace
Don
Colt
Bahnam
HE. L. Watson
Memorial, Co
Briggs
Monros Street
A. Jones
Rogers’ Memorial
J P Hand
Sexton
D. E Ennis
Summerfeld
D Taylor
Union Square
J P Wright
Walbrook
RW. H. Weech
Webater
Lipscome
M. Cs Ae Building Fund
Gabrin
Abram Flatt
Warren
Fal Quinn
Vale
de Goto
Florists Plan Convention
Executive
Audubon Society Meeting
Tharp
Berkeley
Lansburge & Bro
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
I. Haas & CO
Pennsylvania Ave
Peter Grogan
Peter Grogan, “Ann Srt Des
American Security and Crust Company
Hub Furniture Co
S.E. Cor
DB Sts
E.F. Droop & Sons Co
N. W
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave
Huntington Plano
G St. N. W
Washington Auction and Commission Stables
6Th Street
Geo. Hyman
Wa Waterworks
Washington, S
Adler
St. and
Mass, Ave. N. W
Victor E.adler
Clothing House
7Th St
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
Callowhurst
Lanston Monotype Machine Company
Fleischmann
Alexandria
Wilfred Bancroft
Spiritualist
Temple League
I Street
M. A. Congdon
Macdonnalgil School of Phrenology and Psychology
Q Et
Mme
L. Macdonnall
14Th St
Steve
Mt. Vernog
Streat
Shoomaker GO
Dicke
Vine
Mae
B. B. Arn Haw & Bro
Itth St
Alice M Patterson
EOP
Py Clara A. Wei
Srunswick
Bet
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