Final meetings district forces scattered in Washington
District Christian Endeavor Union members who went to Washington for Capitol exercises have not all returned. Tomorrow’s Armory session at 3 oclock features four notable addresses by Bonaparte Macfarland Steizle and Tennyson Smith. The day includes devotional services, a recognition meeting, and evangelist services at Baltimore works and Mount Clair shops.
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Washington
Baltimore
District Christian Endeavor Union
Capitol
Armory
Vor Ogden Vogt
Gamuel Fallows
Chicago
Percy
Foster
Charlee J. Bonaparte
Navy
Haltimore
Henry B. F. Macfarland
Board of Commissioners of
District of Columbia
Charles Steizle
EH. Tennyson Smith
Birmingham
Eng
James I Hil
Salem
Mass
F. H. Jacobs
Brooklyn
N. Y
Evangelista
Mount Clair
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Francis E. Clark
Howard B. Grose
Butler
Charlea H Butler
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church
Second Lutheran Church
Lyric
Boys
Girls &T
Abbo- Elate Congregational Church
The
van Ogden Voxt
Society
Percy Foster
Associate Congregational Church
Franklin Square Baptist Church
Owen P Kellar
District Union
First English Lutheran Church
Hermon C. Metcalf
Baltimore Endevor convention fills churches nationwide
Massive turnout in Baltimore as the Chris Han Endeavor convention closes. Seventy seven churches held special services plus twenty one consecrations at night. The day featured men and women meetings with notable speakers. Miss Ellen M Stone recounted her Turkish kidnapping tale and urged prayers for missionary work amid ongoing brigandage.
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Baltimore
Endeavor
Associated Press
Chris. Han
Armory Hall
Charles Stelzle
Chicago
Hey. W. E. Giederwolf
Montiel
Ind
James L. Hill
Salem
Mass
Queen of England and the Coming Duke of York Inspire Hopeful Children
A sunlit scene in London alleys shows two poor children dressed in given clothes. The girl proclaims I am the Queen of England and the boy I am the Coming Duke of York. Mr Bonner urges smiling faces to chase gloom. The Lyric crowd hears Henry W Wilber and speakers from multiple cities condemn vice and praise hopeful service.
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London
Mr. Bonner
England
York
Bonner
Bonyner
Lyrie
van Ogden Vogt
Boston
Maas
Henry W. Wilber
Philadelphia
Mary Wood Allen
Ann Arbor
Mich
R. C. Whey
Pittsburg
Samuel McNaugher
Cambridge
Mas
Maryland Teachers Meeting Set at Pen Mar Park July 11 14
The thirty eighth Maryland Teachers Association meets at Blue Mountain House Pen Mar Park from July 11 to 14. Welcome by Dr Joshua Hering Westminster ex State comptroller. A F Smith Frostburg president will speak. Gov Warfield to address Thursday night. Papers by Murdaugh McIver Butler Wright Robinson Morelock Bates Stephens Richardson Mee kina Carl. Music directed by C H Sparkier. Thursday delegates go on excursion to Gettysburg.
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Washington Pea
Hagerstown
Maryland Teachers’ Association
Blue Mountain House
Pen Mar Park
Joshua Hering
Westminster
Francis A. Soper
Baltimore
Arthur F. Smith
Frostburg
Edwin Warfield
EK. D. Murdaugh
Charles D. McIver
Greensboro
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Charles T. Wright
Belair
M. M. Robinson
Frederick
George F. Morelock
M. Bates Stephens
Charles 8. Richardson
Colleges Park
Lynn R. Meekina
C. Edwin Carl
C. H. Sparkier
Wickeyville
Young People Adjourn after Presbyterian Session in Gastonia
Reformed Presbyterian Young People's convention closes in Gastonia North Carolina with J C White delivering the principal address on My Personal Relation to the World's Redemption He noted 600000000 una nghanced people dying without hope Afternoon sessions featured women and children led by Mrs M A Carlisle and a men’s meeting by White Rev H W Pope of New Haven spoke and Rev J Knox Montgomery of Muskingum College gave the closing Vision of God adjournment followed.
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Reformed Presbyterian
Gastonia
N. C
J. C. White
Alleghany
Young People’s
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
White
Young Men's Christian Association
Calcutta
India
United Presbyterian Church
M. A. Carlisle
Newberry
S. C
H. W. Pope
New Haven
Conn
J. Knox Montgomery
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio
Fire at Roanoke sinks Angell building in business district
A three story Roanoke building owned by R. H. Angell in the center of the business district was gutted by flames. Losses run from 20000 to 2000 with insurance. Tenants include Roanoke Carriage Co Dally Press and Winfrey Camper printers. Fire blamed on defective wiring. Terry Building adjacent faced risk as shutters remained open.
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RH. Angell
Washington Post
Roanoke
R. H. Angell
Roanoke Carriage Company
Dally Press
Winfrey & Camper
Terry
Angell
Second call to Dr. Lacy for Winchester church
Tenn Special to The Washington Post Winchester Va July the Presbyterian Church of Winchester again extended a unanimous call to Rev. Dr. J Horace Lacy of Clarksville Tenn who had declined earlier due to ongoing duties The congregation is assured he will accept the charge vacated by Rev Julian B Sibley Now of Pensacola Fla Maj Holmes Conrad led the nominating speech and paid tribute to Rev James Gray McAllister Hebrew professor at Union Theological Seminary Richmond VA as temporary pastor
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Washington Pos
Winchester
Presbyterian Church of
Virginia
James Gray McAllister
Union Theological Seminary of
Richmond
Flames Threaten The Gleason Hotel In Charlottesville
July 9 Charlottesville report: The Gleason, the citys largest hotel, narrowly escaped destruction by fire. Flames were found in the basement under the kitchen, two alarms were sounded, and firefighters finally stopped the blaze. The hotel remained crowded as guests fled to the lobby in a tense, chaotic scene.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Gleason
le Neal
Boy Drowns After Fishing Accident at Paint Creek Wall
Cumberland Maryland July 9 Twelve year old Samuel Alter was pulled from the outside lock wall at Paint Creek W Va by a large fish bite. He fell twenty three feet into the water and drowned before help arrived. Cumberland Md July 9 Rinehart and Dennis Co of Washington DC has closed a contract with United States Industrial Co at Fairmont for the staking and filling operations to Coal Run Valley in Fairmont. This will be an immense piece of work and will give Fairmont a new seventy foot main.
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Washington Post
Elkton
Raymond H. Davis
Joseph H. Davis
Fredericksburg
Perryville
Thomas R. Winkley
Assiurance
Cumberland
Paint Creek
W. Va
Samuel Alter
Cumberland, Md
Rinehart & Dennis Co
Weahington
D. C
United States Industrial Company
Fairmont
United States
Arkville
Middletown
George J. Gould
Delaware County
Marcel Grandin
Gould
Larger Discount on Prompt Gas Bills To Be Considered
Alexandria council to discuss Strauss proposed discount raise from 1 to 30 cents per thousand feet on prompt gas payments. If approved, the change could boost gas consumption and profits, while city offices may be filled at the ensuing meeting. Vacancy on the boards of police commissioners and other city posts are noted, with candidates named and expected contests in several wards. Washington Rechabites plan a temperance push in Alexandria joining local clergy and civic supporters.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Fitrauas
Strauss
Board of Polles Commissioners
E. Lawler
Lawler
George E. Price
John W. Mayle
Five Wardena
W. H. Melchol
Mankin
Joseph de Silva
Charles J. Geisendaffer
R. L. Myers
A. Downham
M L. Ripheill
John B. Padgett
J. W. Summers
Courtney Acton
Richard Gibson
W. P. Taylor
B. Warfield
TA. Gorman
A. A. Rittenour
W. R. Purvis
William B. Smith
Almehouse
John Jasper
Pettey
Fire Department
Board of Health
Washington
Odd Fallows’ Hall
Columbus Street
CAUGHT IN GAMBLING RAID NEAR LINTZ HOUSE
Special to The Washington v Norfolk police headed by Chief Boush raided William Lintz’s gambling den in Norfolk VA. Fifteen young men were arrested for unlawful gaming after a brief scramble for liberty. Prisoners included J Raton Henry Romer J O Peale Joem Davids W B Maniey Ed Kaufman E G Lee B W Walker F McKennon J H Brown T Eddie Schofield F M Moore J Sansome George Bishop and John Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington v
Norfolk
Boush
Wiliam Lintz
Polles
J. Raton
Henry Romer
J. O. Peale
Jom Davids
W. B Maniey
Ed Kaufman
E.G. Lee
B. W. Walker
F. McKennon
3. H. Brown
T. Eddie Schofield
F. MM. Moore
J. Sansome
George Bishop
Tohn Pope
Purse Snatcher Arrested After City Chase
Special to The Washington Pun Norfolk Virginia July 9 After an exciting chase through thronged business streets Ben Smith a notorious man who attacked Mrs George W Wood on the street last night and snatched her purse was captured Smilth s alleged accomplice Harry White was arrested early this morning Mrs Wood was walking between the City Market and the Monticello Hotel when three men grabbed her dragged her into a dark lane and seized her purse The highwaymen fled with the contents after a desperate struggle
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Norfolk
Ben Smith
George W. Wood
Smilth
Harry White
Mont Calm sold. historic Gov Campbell mansion to Mrs Mingen
Historic sale yesterday of Mont Calm, the colonial home of Gov David Campbell and later Gen Arthur C. Cummings, to Mrs. W. B. Mingen of the Virginia and Caroling Railway. The 30 acre adjoining tract swaps for 8500 dollars. original grant by George II dated 1762.
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Warrinetot
Abingdon
Mont Calm
David Campbell
Arthur C. Cummings
W. B. Mingen
President Mingen
Virginia and
Caroling Railway
George II
England
Thomas Walker
West Augusta
Jackson
Mingen
Jury Tampering Probe to Open in North Carolina
A grand jury in Raleigh will investigate juror tampering in the Superior Court case against ex Sheriff Rowan Rogers and J P Sorrell for embracery. The probe may broaden to cover lawyers who target jurors and related newspaper accusations, signaling a long standing scandal in high profile trials.
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Iimonesmovie
Wees
Raleigh
N. C
Rowan Rogers
J. P. Sorrell
Hey
Durham
Judgeship for Burke and Duncan OK by Baltimore County Democrats
Baltimore County Democratic leaders and delegates from three conventions met in Lutherville to decide judicial nominations. They settled on Charles Burke for chief judge and Frank I Duncan for associate judge of the Third Judicial district, signaling the county party line. The convention will nominate delegates and likely approve these names tomorrow.
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Baltimore County
Washington Post
Baltimore
Lutherville
Talbot
Charles Burke
Frank I. Duncan
Third Judicial District
Talbott
Brakeman Kady Killed in Cumberland Bridge Crash
Timothy Kady a 35 year old Baltimore and Ohio brakeman was thrown from his train when it struck the Washington street bridge in Cumberland Maryland. His head was crushed and the body horribly mangled. He formerly served as a conductor on the West Virginia Central Railway and lived with his wife and six children at Ridgely opposite Cumberland.
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Washington Street
Cumberland
Washington Post
Timothy Kady
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
West Virginia Central Railway
Ridgely
Cumberians
Pastor Uses Moving Pictures For Sunday Ocean View Sermons
Norfolk preacher Rev Dr. C. Blackwell starts summer services at Ocean View to reach thousands leaving the city on Sundays. He incorporates moving pictures into sermons to attract crowds from Norfolk and Richmond. Manassas Horse Show Entries Closed and Virginia show prospects noted.
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Norfolk
Ocean Resort
Washington Post
Seashore
Dr. C. & Blackwell
Ocean View
Richmond
Breakman Speake Killed In Peculiar Rail Accident
William Speake of Hagerstown, a freight brake man, died west of New Windsor in a strange accident on the Western Maryland Railroad. Three men rode in a box car with legs dangling, the brake man dragged from the car when its iron bridge struck, breaking legs and fracturing his skull. Two other men escaped injury. Speake leaves a widow and two children, son of the late Hiss Speake of Rocky Ridge.
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Apedal
Washington Post
Hagerstown
William Speake
Western Maryland Railroad
New Windsor
Leves
Hiss Speake
Rocky Ridge
Confederate Woman Spy Drowned After Horse Panic
Mrs Charles Gray formerly Amanda Monks a Confederate spy during the Civil War, drowned near Boulder Creek California on July 9 when her husband stopped to calm a frightened horse as an automobile approached. The horse backed into a creek, throwing the animal onto Mrs Gray who did not survive.
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Charles Gray
Mars. Monks
Colorado
Santa Cruz
Cal
Boulder Creek
Amanda Monks
Gray
Carpet Cleaning Plant Promises Longevity and Care
A local cleaning service advertises yearly carpet maintenance to extend life and improve appearance. They offer pickup, careful cleaning, relaying, meth-pies, and fireproof storage facilities, claiming to relieve customers of related troubles.
End of the World Foretold At Seventh-day Adventist Tent
A large crowd heard Rev. J. S. Washburn describe the imminent millennium and the rise of a religious despotism. He cited Isaiah and Revelation to forecast the United States' decadence, a future Armageddon battle, and Christ’s return within this generation, with tent services continuing this week on related prophecies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Review of History
United States
J. 5. Washburn
Seventh-day Adventista
Twelfth
Bstreets
Christ
Jerusalem
Heaven
Strikes Wrought Decline in New York Labor Unions
Albany reports in its quarterly bulletin that strikes crippled unions, dissolving 165 organizations from Oct 1, 194 to Apr 1, 1095 with 98 new ones forming, net minus 86. Total unions 2,418 and membership 374,262, down 17,414 since September. New York City shed 8,741 members, 24 percent, leaving 245,978.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
Sherman
State Department of Labor
Department
Fulton County
New York City
Flyer and Freight Crash Near Greencastle
Two enginemen injured but passengers escape after a high speed collision between an east bound New York fast mail on the Big Four and a west bound freight at Oakall five miles west of Greencastle Indiana. Fireman Tippy of Indianapolis fatally injured and engineer A M Garner of Mattoon Ill seriously hurt. no passengers injured. Engine mail car and comb car left track and plunged into a cornfield fifty feet. Also reports two blocks burned in Goldfield Nevada with $20 000 losses including a millinery store basement origin and explosion at Romer's automobile shop. West Virginia encampment plans for Parkersburg starting August 35 after bid by King. Dawson chooses Parkersburg. Pistol duel near London Kentucky ends with Murrell dead and Rice wounded.
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Greencastle
Ind
New York
Oakall
Here
Tippy
Indianapolis
A. M. Garner
Mattoon
Goldfield
Nev
B. Romer
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H. B. F. Macfarland
Miss Stone
Ellen M. Btone
Macedonia
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Tsilica
Ineet
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Pen Mar
DR. Lacy
Plames
Prates
Alexandria News
Norfolk Police
Megro
W. B. Moses & Sons
F Street, Cor. 11Th
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Raleigh, N. C
Will Beata
Burke
Manassas
Leesburg
Manasgas Horse Show Association
W. N. Lipscomb
J. Jenkyn Day
Manaseas
Hood
Iron Bridge
Stumph & Lyford
Massachusetts Avenue
Ghrist
J. S. Washburn
Washington Pont
Charleston
Parkersburg
West Virginia National Guard
Agust
King
Guv. Dawson
Green Barrell
Harvey Rice
Indian Creek
Osley County
Murrell
Rice
Bool Superi
Penwick
Ragged Edge
Beechwood
Palais Royal
Rose Mather
Mary J. Holmes
Wild Carpathians
Pretty Michal
Iceland
Jill
Queen Hortense
Manan Gray
Holmes
F. Devlin
Boss
Arthur Stirling
Burt’s
Palais Rewal Avine
Japan
Rusaia
Edward Kirk Rawson
Eugene Fields
Slagon Thompson
Dublisher
Whiting
Palais Royal Isner
NEW Publications
ALL About People
Alfred Henry Lewis
Hyde
T. B. Fielders
Peter de Lacy
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave
U. S. Realty
Eschenbach
Manufec Musial Instruments
Baltimore St
Mdon Stairs
George Gould
Columbia Fs
Madeline Lucette Riley
MR. Bucle
Guy Standing
Charlotte Walker
Columbia Theater Company
Tressury
Cross Lake
U. S. Marine Band
Fxnenas
N. W
4Th
Pa. Ave
New Willard Hotel
Statas Mall
Brightwood Driving Club
Cher
Fulton’s
Woilshot
Hinth Street
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