Elders Report Stirs Few Methodist Students in Baltimore
A Baltimore Methodist Conference session heated over Presiding Elder Richardson's report noting low Methodist affiliation at Girls' Latin School. Dr. M F B Rice objected to publicizing the stat. Others discussed West Virginia church territory and memorials for deceased ministers. Dr. Goucher defended the college's reality, and committees were named on admissions and West Virginia matters. Memorial services, a White House visit, and mission society events followed.
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J. A. Price
Charles D. Smith
Durbin G. Miller
George W. Feelernger
John L. Walsh
Shakespeare
W. L. Davidson
American University
Death of Elbert Clagett District official remembered
Elbert Clagett longtime assistant superintendent in the District Street Department died at 9 10 last night at his niece’s residence 201 Ke Street NW after a yearlong illness of heart and kidney disorder He was born February 20 1835 in DC and was not married Survived by siblings nephews and nieces he will be buried in Rock Creek Cemetery with his birth date inscribed on the family monument noting his practical habits and public service
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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
Takoma Council Halts Monorail Permit Bid
Takoma Park officials and Baltimore and Washington Transit executives met to discuss extending operations for a monorail test on the old branch line to Wildwood. No agreement reached. council votes to suspend work until investigations into feasibility and plans are completed.
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Benjamin Davis
Merven
Counil
Mel Jen
Col G H Higsby Injured by Falling Scaffold on F Street
Col G H Higsby was struck by a falling timber from scaffolding on F Street in front of the Sun Building. He refused hospital care, went to Albany apartments, and was treated at home for severe head and body contusions after wind toppled the scaffold. He, about seventy, is expected to recover.
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Albany
Col. Higsby
First Precinct
Lafayette fete postponed and statue delay noted
The Lafayette Memorial Commission postpones the July 4 fete as the Lafayette equestrian statue by Paul Bartlett will not be ready this year. The project shifts to casting in Washington and resumption of fundraising measures are adjusted.
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Paul Bartlett
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Loubet
France
Roosevelt
Washington
United States Treasury
Paris
Decline to Accept Amn Strange Case at Lodging House
A telegerm to Mas. Byiven reports Mrs Angen and two daughters, lodged since Sunday at 612 Louisiana Ave NW, refuse medical aid for dropsy though one daughter is said to be near death. Police and charity workers pressed aid. the family refuses and bars access. A charity move may relocate them next Sunday.
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Apartment House Robbers Given Five Years Each
Justice Wright imposes five year sentences in the penitentiary on Eugene Cole and Amos Scott after they pled guilty to housebreaking at the Chapin apartment house. Also, Russell Bowers and Wendon Nowlin, both colored, plead guilty to robbery and receive six months and five years respectively, with Maire awaiting sentence on receiving stolen goods. Bowers confessed taking $20 from a man named Jackson.
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Amos Scott
Chapin
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Bowers
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Lindsey
Maire
W. Baldwin Johnson
Wendon Nowlin
Wright
Nowlin
Leonard Payne
Southern Railway Promotes Ackert to Fourth VP
Southern Railway announces officer changes with H. Ackert elevated from general manager to fourth vice president in charge of the operating department. T. C. Powell becomes fifth vice president overseeing traffic and St. Louis-Louisville routes. H. B. Spencer succeeds Ackert as general manager. Other promotions include L. Green G. Browder Randall Clifton W. Paxton I Graves and C P Cooper in freight and line roles across Atlanta Washington Memphis and St Louis Louisville.
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Hon Elliott Danforth III Taken to Washington Hospital
Hon Elliott Danforth of New York City, ill at the Waldorf for about a week, was moved to Providence Hospital yesterday. His wife and son Dr Edward Danforth are with him. Dr G Lloyd Magruder reports he remains with continued fever a mild typhoid form, moved for convenience to ensure proper care, not due to worsening illness.
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New York City
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WEATHER SUMMARY FROM MARCH WEATHER REPORT
U S Department Weather Bureau reports Plateau storm slow moving, rainfall and snow in northern areas, very low temperatures in Plateau, warmer in Slope and Central regions. Forecast calls for rain snow in various regions Friday and Saturday, with cooling in several areas. Special cold wave warnings for Western Colorado and frost warnings for Nevada and Pacific Coast interior. Includes local weather report with temperatures, humidity, rainfall, tides and sunrise sunset data. Also notes resignation of Gen Davis from Panama Canal Commission by cable to Secretary of War.
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Rights to Copy Records Spark District Demands
Attorney George Sullivan protests district officials for denying memoranda and copies in a special assessment case. Commissioner West orders that Sullivan be informed records are open if he complies with existing affidavits detailing necessity and information sought. Also notes an Italian worker injured by blasting at Smith quarry near Chain Bridge, hospitalised with a fractured leg and contusions.
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Chain Bridge
Virginia
Black child injured by exploding cartridge in yard
Katherine Jenkins a ten year old negro girl living at 123 Reeves Street NW was playing with loaded cartridges when she struck one with a hatchet causing an explosion. The bullet lodged in her side and she suffered a cut to her foot. At Freedmen's Hospital a surgeon said an operation had been performed but the bullet could not be located. The wound is lacerated but not likely to prove serious unless inflammation develops.
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Reeves Street Northwest
Freedman’s Hospital
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