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A lengthy Washington dispatch covers General Conference actions of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Delegates discuss rules, conscience pledges, and theater restraint amid broad debates. The report notes committee assignments and ongoing public attention to church governance and social policy.
Feudists Quiet at Court in Triple Murder Case
Grover and William Massey brothers and Tom Spencer faced grand jury after a preliminary hearing for ambush and murder of Samuel Shelton Charles Dodson and James Holly in Henry County. Hosford Spencer had charges dismissed. A peaceful but tense scene as families' factions observed. Funerals held this afternoon.
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Danville
Grover
William Massey
Tom Spencer
Samuel Shelton
Charles Dodson
James Holly
Henry County
Hosford Spencer
Pilpotts
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Trent
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Dodson
Messer
Spencer
Lie Neghborhood
Urges African Missions at General Conference
Rev EB W Lampton of Washington DC, financial secretary of the Africana Methodist Episcopal Church, reports the church general fund receipts at 682 im, up 131 587 over the last quadrennium. Bishop Shaffer of Chicago presides. Ney U Ints of West Africa praises bishops’ work. The speaker notes some cannot go to Africa but urges sending gospel workers to reach African brothers and sisters.
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EB W Lampton
Washington DC
Epscopal Church
General Conference
T Shaffer
Chicago
Ney U
West Afrea
Africa
Geist
Sfici
Seeaints S e senator seat contest hints at moves
A garbled OCR note discusses a Senate race and possible challengers. It mentions an operator and bank, a Time Mover County tie, and a prospective nominee with opposition to a trillionaire senator. The fragment implies a push to secure votes to nominate.
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Confesses Fatally Hurting Babies at Morgue Scene
Report states Mrs Muixiey Bota confessed to harming two infants at a street hospital scene on May 7. She indicated intent related to an attack involving a glass object and a bridge area. The suspect was sent to Forks Hospital for examination as investigators pursue charges.
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Muixiey Bota
Alexandria Light Infantry Disbanded on Inefficiency Order
The Alexandria Light Infantry, a longtime elite militia unit, has been disbanded by order of Guy Swanson on the recommendation of the assistant inspector general Virginia volunteers. Capt Murphy and others discuss the surprise move amid seven months of uninspected status and rumors of efforts to undermine the company. A separate case notes a $200 damages suit and a major fire at the Burroughs plant causing up to $40,000 in losses with some recoverable by insurance.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Alexandra Light Infantry
Guy Swanson
Adjt
Anderson
Virginia Volunteers
James E. Hing
Seventieth Regiment
Alexandria Light Infantry
Sol Dempsey
Stites
Authontes Tatome
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Conmany
Atinom Ccy
Jo Laine Stern
Gss
Nerillas
Djutumt
Alea Indma Light Infantry
Windsor
Demtine
Assia Ant
Stan Hid
Alexim Ily Light Infantry
Wurphy
Washington
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Alex
Andiy Fleet Infantry
Tnal Jadze
Ark
Danville
Alex Main
RM Cheshire
Washington South
Riullwos
Defend Mg Company
Potomac
Cheshire
Norton & Heathe
Col Iiineisle Smith
1Ulway
Thomas TD Burroughs
Burroughs Company
Gorge Hurroughs
Jd” Brown
J M Downey
Charged With Serious Crime by Walter Johnson
Walter Johnson a 34 year old Black man of 19 Fifteenth Street Northwest is under arrest in Washington charged with attempting to assault and choke Mrs Sudsburger wife of Joseph Sudsburger superintendent of the stables at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. He reportedly visited the home to collect $2 to be paid by her husband and allegedly attacked her forcing her to the floor before fleeing when the doorbell rang. Johnson denies choking but admits he went to the house to collect the money.
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Walter Johnson
Fifteenth Street
North West
Liberty Short Lived as Man Pleads False Pretenses
Landlady alters charge from petit larceny to obtaining money under false pretenses. William P hired an agent arrested on petit larceny. after release and a brief return to custody the case against Sam was pressed then halted. Harod, tied to $250 theft and later $14 false pretenses, faced warrants, was briefly freed, and reentered court. District Attorney proposed nolle prosequi and new warrant. He departed the courthouse after four hours of liberty.
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Sam
Olse
Lpse
Agun Armsick
Kimball
Harod
Central Office
Mullen
Marpen
Han
Alice Dunningtin
Second Street
Dember
Station House
Dunington
Tim
Asusian
Ralph Given
Four Die In Incendiary Fire On Orchard Street Tenement
Four people were killed and twelve injured in a five story tenement fire on Orchard Street. The blaze, suspected incendiary, trapped residents on crowded fire escapes as responders fought the flames. Over a hundred residents were rescued with ladders and carried to safety.
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New York
Orchard Street
Hive Berg
Samuel Sach
Hattie Kopleminn
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