Elder's report stirs few Methodist students in Baltimore
Baltimore session of the Methodist Episcopal Church heard Rev Dr M F B Rice object to Presiding Elder Richardson's report which noted low Methodist affiliation among Girls Latin School students. The conference considered West Virginia territory, memorialized ministers who died, and met the President after sessions.
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Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Foundry Church
M. F. B. Rice
South Baltimore
C. Herbert Richardson
Latin School
West Virginia
W. T. McDowell
Frederick
White House
Warren
Denver
Coto
Haworth League
H. 8
France
East Baltimore
Epworth
Epworth League
East Bartimore
Rice
South
Hichardson
Woman's College of Baltimore
John @. Goucher
Goucher
Richardson
Woman's of
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Cranston, Burke
Hobinson
Moore
Bt Sldy
Montlion
J. A. Price
C. D. Smith
W. S. McKenney
Robert J. Nicholson
William Carden
Guy A. Luttrell
Arthur H. McKinley
D. McDowell
W. 8. Edwards
W. A. Koontz
Joel Brown
D. G. Miller
Eller McDowell
C. T. Coombes
Hyndman
Charles D. Smith
Durbin G. Miller
George W. Feelernger
John L. Walsh
Shakespeare
W. L. Davidson
American University
Death of Elbert Clagett longtime District official
Elbert Clagett, born February 20, 1835, died after a yearlong illness at 9:10 p.m. at 201 KE Street NW. Assistant superintendent in the District Street Department, he resigned due to illness with district officials’ regrets. Survived by siblings and nephews, he will be buried at Rock Creek Cemetery. never married.
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Elbert Clagett
Darius and
Providence Clagett
Otho R. Beall
KE Street
Clagett
Mr. Clagett
District of Columbia
Eleventh Street
Woodward & Lothrop Dry Geoods
Darius Clagett
Maurice Clagett
Mr. Clagatt
Wiliam H. Clagett
Rock Creek Cemetery
Monorail Work Stopped by Takoma Council
Takoma Park Maryland officials meet with Baltimore and Washington Transit Company president E I Mellen to discuss granting a permit for the American Monorail Company to build and test a monorail on the old branch line to Wildwood. No agreement reached. work suspended until council investigations finalize next Tuesday.
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Takoma
Benjamin Davis
Merven
Counil
Mel Jen
Col G H Higsby Injured By Falling Scaffold
Col G H Higsby was struck by heavy timber from a falling scaffold on F Street in front of the Sun Building. He refused hospital care, was attended at the Albany apartments by a physician, and survived with severe head and body contusions after gale force winds caused the accident. He is about seventy years old.
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F Street
Sun Building
G. WH. Higsby
Albany
Col. Higsby
First Precinct
Lafayette fete postponed as statue not ready for July 4
Equestrian statue of Lafayette by Paul Bartlett will not be finished for the fete planned by the Lafayette Memorial Commission. The unveiling by prominent figures is delayed. the statue will be cast in Washington this year and 15,000 unsold souvenir dollars are being returned to the Treasury to protect early buyers. Other local items include Mrs. Julia A. Anderson vs Capital Traction for 16000 damages and a judge’s carriage collision with a street car.
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Lafayette
Paul Bartlett
Lafayette Memorial Commission
State Hay
Loubet
France
Roosevelt
Washington
United States Treasury
Paris
Anderson
Justice Clabaugh
Julia A. Anderson
Capital Traction Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Madison Place
John &. Whitt
Charles Poe
R. Ross Perry
Publc
District of Columbia
Congress
Board of School Trustees
United States
District Ofolumbia
Th Board OF Education
William W. Conner
Med
Eaton
Bricklayers' Hall
Ninth Street
Union
H. M. Shoow
Ld4th
Corcoran Ste
Mary
Lancaster & Smite
Attorneys
Gostow
Charles C. Lancaster
Herbert 2. Smith
Decline to Help Mother and Daughters in Lodging House
A telegerm reports Mas Byiven who informs Hon about Mrs Angen and her two daughters lodging at 612 Louisiana Ave NW. The sick mother, claimed to suffer dropsy, refuses aid, medical care, or relocation. Police and charity workers visited. the women refuse charity and will not leave. A charity plan to move them to a quieter country place near the city next Sunday.
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Mas
Byiventer
Angenane
Louisiana Avenue Northwest
Maj
Sylvester
Warrenton
Washington
New York
W. Shirley
Board of Charities
Apartment House Robbers Get Five Years Each
Justice Wright fines five year penitentiary terms to Eugene Cole and Amos Scott after guilty pleas to housebreaking at Chapin apartment house. Additional defendants include Russell Bowers who gets six months in the workhouse for robbery and Maire convicted of receiving stolen goods awaiting sentence. Wendon Nowlin also receives five years for robbery after pleading guilty to striking Leonard Payne with a brick and taking $40.
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Cole
Scott
Justice Wright
Eugene Cole
Amos Scott
Chapin
Russell Bowers
Bowers
Jackson
Lindsey
Maire
W. Baldwin Johnson
Wendon Nowlin
Wright
Nowlin
Leonard Payne
Southern Railway Promotes Ackert to Fourth Vice President
General Manager H. Ackert is named fourth vice president in charge of the operating department. T. C. Powell becomes fifth vice president in charge of traffic and the St. Louis Louisville routes. H. B. Spencer succeeds Ackert as general manager. Additional promotions include L. Green, G. R. Browder, Randall Clifton, W. H. Paxton, I. Graves, and C. P. Cooper, all advancing within the railroad structure.
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Ackert
Southern Railway
H. Ackert
T. C. Powell
Freight Trae
St. Louis
Trafic
St. Louis-Louisville
Prominent New York Man Taken to Washington Hospital
Hon Elliott Danforth III of New York City was moved from the New Willard Hotel to Providence Hospital after about a week of illness. His wife and son Dr Edward Danforth are with him. Dr G Lloyd Magruder said Danforth is progressing nicely but has a continued fever, a mild typhoid form. The move to the hospital was for better care, not a worsening condition.
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New York
Washington Hospital
Elliott Danforth
New York City
New Willard Hotel
Providence
Edward Danforth
G. Lloyd Magruder
Danforth
Weather conditions and forecasts from the Weather Bureau
The Plateau storm easterly progress slows with rain and snow in the plains and cooler temperatures. Western regions face cold waves and frost warnings while much of the East remains fair Friday and Saturday. Temperature readings, wind directions, tides, and regional notes are provided alongside city temperatures and a late cable note on Gen. Davis's resignation from the Panama Canal Commission.
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U.S
Eust
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Upper Lake
Missouri
Upper Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
West Gulf State
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Rocky Mountain
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Banks
Colorado
Nevada
Pacific Coast
Asheville
N. C
Atlanta
Atlantic City
N. J
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Til
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Wio
Devonport
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Laws
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Frs
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ark
Marquette
Mich
Ag Memphia
Tenn
New Orleans
Lacy
New York
N. Y
North Platte
Nebr
Salt Lake
Wien
St. Louia
St. Paul
Minn
Springfield
Vickaburg
Milas
Rights to Copy Records Trigger District Clash
Attorney George Sullivan protests district employee refusal to copy records in a special assessment case. Commissioner West orders that Sullivan may copy only after complying with existing rules including an affidavit of necessity. Sullivan says the district obstructs justice and urges judicial review. A separate report notes Italian worker Pacquarie de Palazies injured by a blasting accident at Smith stone quarry near Chain Bridge, hospitalized with a fractured leg and contusions. condition serious.
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George
Margaret Handley
Square 700
Sullivan
West
Pacquarie de Palazies
Smith Stone
Chain Bridge
Virginia
Tragic cartridge accident injures ten year old girl
Katherine Jenkins, ten, living at 123 Reeves Street Northwest, was playing with loaded cartridges in her yard when she struck one with a hatchet. The explosion lodged a bullet in her side and cut her foot. At Freedmen's Hospital an operation was performed but the bullet could not be found. doctors warn of possible complications if inflammation arises.
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Katherine Jenkins
Reeves Street Northwest
Freedman’s Hospital
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
A. H. Eaton
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T. J. Scott
Bareilly Theological Seminary
India
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Bradbury Memorial M. B
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
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Raipur
H. B. Stevens
Harriet HE
Eaton Hall
Board of Education
G W
F. Swartzell
W. §. Anderson
Spencer
Arnold
Huxley
Jesus Christ
Pee Sondevenes
Woman's Home Missionary Society
W. G. McDowell
J. C. Nicholson
D. D
W. P. Thirkield
J. ©. Spencer
the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Glen Echo
Edward Bradley
Giles
Milton Stewart
Andrew Stewart
Steve Richardson
Roeville
George E. Russell
Marine Corps
Kimball
Russell
Harald H. Hill
James McKnight
Bessie Johnson
D Street
Ruppert
James A. Toomey
John H. Ruppert
Justice Anderson
Stuart
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G. H. Higsby
Lafayette Fete
Charles F. Scott
Rinney Street
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Euclid Place
Richard Ford
Hope Aoyenne
South Capitol
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Providence Hospital
Fifth Precinct
Sunday Post
Amn
Elliott Danforth III
Gen. Davis Cables
Admiral Walker
Panams, Canal Commission
Gen. Davis
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Lansburge & Bro
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Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
Schatzen
Hope
Colombia
Reyes
Long Island
North Pole
Peary
Japan
Iolanthe
the Sunday Post
Peter Grogan
Credit For
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F Droop & Sons CO
Commissioners OF Pharmacy
National College of Pharmacy
Henry A. Johnson
Phar. D
New Jersey Avenue
American Security and Crust Company
Charles J. Bell
Igog G Street
G St. N. W
Pilgrim Light Lunch
Tharp
Berkeley
St.n.w
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Shoomaker CO
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
14Th St
Coberth
Steve
Idth
Osteopathy
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Rssmes
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Bond Building
14Th
Charles
Clara A. Westlake
Brundwick
Pope
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