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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1908

Page

26

Methodist Proposals Transform Fraternal Church Union efforts

At the Washington Fest in Baltimore on May 11 a unanimous conference voted to refer resolutions promoting church unity to a preparatory committee. Delegates urged cooperation between the Methodist Protestant and Methodist Episcopal churches and support from American Christian voters. The plan envisions bringing English Irish Canadian delegates into fraternal union discussions and expects swift action toward church unity.

Bryce Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Church Washington Erle Christian Voters of America Conferpoem Beaska Tre Fraterni England Canada

Death by Own Action Trial Notes and Poison Attempt

A traveling salesman episode involves self harm with poison and a throat slashing attempt. The cryptic entries reference court action in a United States Circuit Court and multiple unclear identifiers. No clear names or dates are legible, but the item records a suicide attempt context linked to a legal proceeding.

Robbery Story Unfolds Amid City Search for Suspect

A sprawling account details a robbery involving company workers and a broad search for the assailant. The fragmentary text references Alexandra, Warington, and unusual names, hinting at a mid-century urban crime report with investigators pursuing leads amid disjointed notes and partial witnesses. The piece mentions possible motives and suspects but yields no decisive conclusion.

Eighteen Years Set for Wife Murder in Maryland

Cumberland Maryland May 11 Judge Henderson sentenced James B Smith to eighteen years in the penitentiary for second degree murder in the killing of his wife The court house was cleared before the sentence and Smith was moved to the penitentiary amid strong public feeling to remove him immediately.

Cumberland Henderson James B Smith Smith

Rand's Sentence 35 Years for Mary Ward Assault

Mavis Arthur Rand alias Jones was sentenced to 21 years in the penitentiary for felonious assault on Mrs Mary B Ward. He also receives 10 years for stealing a check and 4 more for stealing a horse, with a total long sentence to be served. The assailant was transported by sheriff to Owings Station for Baltimore and faced potential threats of lynching as crowds gathered in Prince Frederick.

Washington Post Prince Frederick Arthur Rand Jones Mary B Wart Rand Briscoe Owings Station Baltimore Mary Ward Waslington Quito Pisensi Calvert County

Dr Miles Nurine Restores Nervous Energy

Testimonial style note touts Dr Miles Nurine as restoring nervous energy and strengthening organs. Claims severe side pain and head pressures improved after use. Mentions Miles Medical Co, St Peters Minn, and Ekhart Ind in a promotional context with money back offer.

Ithrace Statius Dunce St Peters Minn II Miles Medical CO Ekhart Ind

Grand Commandery Meets Inspecting District Body Then Banquet

The Grand Commandery Knights Templars held its annual conclave at the Commandery Hall Masonic Temple. VE Sir Arthur McArthur appeared as Grand Generalissimo and addressed the gathering before a banquet at the Hotel Gordon, with officers and district leaders listed among attendees.

Knights Templars Commandery Hall Masonic Temple Arthur McArthur United States Gordon Sixteenth McArthur St. E Thomas P Morgan Harrison Dingman Hubert Cook Our Salvation van Grand J A Verbrycke Thomas F Morgan William Koh ¢Hssel Waller H B Kiopfer Grand Generelissimo George L Ober Waller H Kiopfer Henry BK Simpson Arine W Johnston Thomas P Morgan Wilham Li Gisuel Waller H Kippler George E Olem Robert Cook A'enamles Taint Ilenty K “Sampson Charles 1 Ladsay Bo Hesse Bo Hesse Lem Tawers Haitison Hagman William CC Boa Allen George F Carson Alex Mehenge Mue Pulkergon Charles Swell Arvine Johnston Wuhan Gay Adal Pls Gudt Benjamin Grover William Parks William Ho Wunkler Charies A ‘Stoke Etank ‘ Gbsen Rev JA Leversche Jacob Ines Townley

Labor endorses candidates for Democratic convention

The Central Labor union endorsed J J Purcell and Sam Deedi v sreretar as delegates for the Democratic convention in Denver. The federation urged voting for Purcell and De Nedrey, with Molrey asked to notify the judiciary clerk for seating Joseph B Ralph and a committee will be sent to attend.

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Fragmented OCR notice on Fourth celebration and civic actions

Fragmented text references Fourth of July celebration and allied civic sentiments. Mentions Army minority friends, celebration days, patriotism, and local organizations. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate public notices about patriotic activities and civic participation.

Bishop to Ordain Rev Browning at Pro Cathedral

The visit of the Bishop of Lexington Ay Rt Rev lewis Wo Hurton TD Do to ordain Rev Rebere Hiuwingy curate at the Pro Cathedral Church of the Ateenson Ree Mr Brown, secretary of Bishop Henry Wales Satterlee, follows the death of Bishop Satterlee. Browning is to be ordained June 1.

Lexington Lewis Wo Hurton Briday Rebere Hiuwingy The Ateenson Ree Mr Brown Wis Ooynerly Bshop Henry Wales Satterlee Bern Rey di Brown Browning

Officials Renamed Urged by Local Association

Northeast Washington Citizens Association adopted a resolution urging reappointment of three retiring board of education members Capt Jones TF Oyster Ww Vvtox and Mary Church Terrej. The group will send the resolutions to the district supreme court justices.

Board of Education Northeast Washington Citizens Association Meeling Lin Northeast Temple Ostrut Supreme Court Capt Jones Oyster Mary Church Terrej Cannon

A Marriage of Convenience at the Belasco Theater

Belasco offers a faithful revival of a Parisian comedy of manners from 1750 featuring Guy Standing as the Count de Candate and Dorothy Hammond as the Countess with strong supporting turns by Virasluwe and Martin Sibines. The production emphasizes period dress and atmosphere, with praise for the performances and the overall elegance of the staging.

Belasco Belasco Theater Guy Standing Bft Louis Count de Candaie Chevalier de Valeras Gaycount Marquise Cupid Count de Candate Standby Dorothy Hammond Marton Miss Virasluwe Miss Stowen Martin Sibines Chevalier Moody Alfred Hudson Frank General Jasimin Sherlock Itelines Willan Gilletles Fmcus Conan Dovles Mr Standing Lhe Ale Letler George Gaston Washington Stock Company

Life of Dora Thorne Plays at Academy with Popular Appeal

Review notes the long running life of the melodrama Life of Dora Thorne at the Academy, starring Corinne Snell with Willard Bowman. It praises the familiar plot, strong audience reception, and the cast's capable performances alongside a robust program including Burlesque and vaudeville acts through the week.

Dora Thorne Bertha Tnis Popilar Lord Carle Mans Fither Corinne Snell Willard Bowman Lord Earles

Social Gossip on Vanderbilt and Remington Divorces and Plans

The column details heightened divorce talk around Mrs Alfred Vanderbilt and Mrs Remington. It notes Mrs Vanderbilt’s firm stance on separation, delays in court reports, and rumors of remarriage after a long separation. It also covers Miss Thomas Remington’s marriage, social circles, and rumors about a prospective future without divorcing spouses.

Masons in Convocation at Mount Vernon Chapter No 3

Mount Vernon Chapter No 3 FA A M held its stated convocation. James T Gibbs elected secretary after John H Olcott’s death. Roe Fulkerson elected high priest. Keeler lectured on Fredericksburg Lodge of Virginia detailing its 1782 formation and role in American history. Members included Washington and Lafayette. Hugh Mercer noted as a prominent member.

Mount Vernon Masonie Temple James T Gibbs John H Olcott Roe Fulkerson Oa Keeler Fredericksburg Virginia George Washington Alexandra Lafayette Amerca George Washington Lafayette Hugh Mercer United States Fredercksburg

Farewell for Rector at Trinity Episcopal Church

The Trinity Episcopal Church congregation visited the rectory to bid farewell to Rector Richard Williams Key Mr Williams plans to depart for London with his daughter Marguerite on May 15 to attend the Ing August city during August After the congress ends Dr Williams will return to resume his charge.

Trinity Episcopal Church Racharid Wiliams Key

Ralph JE Made Director in Big Shop Fifteen Years Popular

The Himes delegation at Congress appointed Ralph Jeffries as assistant postmaster of the House of Representatives. He studied law at Georgetown University while in Washington and later served in other federal roles. In 1882 he headed customs duties at the World’s Fair preparations, and by 1897 he held senior Treasury Bureau duties.

Himes House of Reprsentane Washington Georgetown Univers Ralph Ptlitsan Bulma Ther Aibe Treasury Department Folio Austadtyn Ates Krerur Uel Bone Wiliam Hom Ralph Asssvint

Joseph E Ralph Appointed Director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Joseph E Ralph was sworn in at the Treasury Department as director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing succeeding the late Thomas J Sullivan. He previously served as assistant director and has long experience in the bureau. Ralph praised by Assistant Secretary Coolidge for his knowledge of contracts, materials, and employees. He was born in Allegheny City on August 2, 1866 and started as an apprentice in a machine shop before rising to leadership in the Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers union.

Joseph E Ralph Thomas Jo Sullivan Bureau of Lagraving Joseph L Thomas J Sullivan Ralph Treasury Department Coolidge Riph Sullivan Lncan Darestor James Mc Fister Ralphs Ct Se Lim Besdesberg Palat Booth Joseph I Ralph Allegheny City Jhet Joiamg Tle Congress

New Haven Merger Affects Rail Case, Choate Reports

Charles F Choate Jr testifies before a committee on rail lines regarding a New York New Haven Railroad decision. The court ruling against Fallag tre bey lines stock may impact New Haven company stock, unless conditions align with Commonwealth aims. Choate notes the company will promptly obey the decree if required.

Fostan Malaty Cou Charles F Choate Thay New York New Haven I Fartiif Railroad Fallag Tre Bey Lines FT Gstony Pss Naw Iftven Commonwealth Tsi Bertain Choate BIL

Cincinnati Brokers Fail Amid Accusations and Losses

City reports say Cincinnati brokerage firm Stapeley & Co faced multiple branch closures after alleged bucket sharing and price misstatements. Officials indicate Brock to Sloook losses driven by internal disputes and market pressures.

Cinsinuate Girry Corge Stapeley & Co Mai Willian Holever BROCK Pressir Fo Calltare Stapely Indikt Twa Weaga

YM. CA DEBATERS WIN AT SPIRITUAL CONTEST

The Young Mens Debating Club won a spirit contest last night at the Vaigiin cass of ak oy Baptist Church. The audience heard questions on the final round as the team from Vaughneliss tied with rivals, with Profs and judges noting strong preparation.

Chai Tan Owleed Cass Akoy Baptist Audi

Death of Mrs Amos Bean in Rockville

Mrs Amos Bean aged seventy died last night at her home in Rockville after a complication of ailments. She was survived by a husband and a daughter. Funeral arrangements pending with local undertaker.

Amos Bean Dee Rockville

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