Unified Methodist Delegates Hear Call for Church Union in Baltimore
In Baltimore on May 11 the United Conference of Methodist Episcopal Church urged unity with Anglican and Canadian factions. Resolutions pressed Christian voters to support church unity, with unanimous backing from delegates and lay members. Protests from other groups prompted a push for broader ecumenical cooperation.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
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Christian Voters of America
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England
Canada
Death by Own Action Stickered by a Traveling Salesman
A traveling salesman attempted suicide by ingesting poison and slashing his throat. The incident occurred amid ongoing legal proceedings in the United States Circuit Court. Authorities report the sequence of self inflicted harm and immediate medical intervention following the act.
Robbery Tale From Honest Workers Ended In No Clue
Report reads of a daylight robbery as company employees form a search party chasing a masked assailant near Washington Alexandria area. No suspect captured. witnesses describe a lone male fleeing toward subway lines with a bag of money and valuables. Police review footage and question workers connected to the incident as investigators hunt for a lead.
Eighteen Year Sentence In Wife Murder Case
Cumberland Md 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 courthouse was cleared before sentence and Smith was removed to the penitentiary at once amid strong public hostility.
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Cumberland
Henderson
James B Smith
Smith
Rand's Sentence 35 Years for Mrs 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 faces 10 years for stealing a check and 4 years for horse theft, with the total pending term set at 35 years. He was taken to Owings Station then Baltimore for safety as a possible lynching attempt was feared.
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Washington Post
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Arthur Rand
Jones
Mary B Wart
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Briscoe
Owings Station
Baltimore
Mary Ward
Waslington
Quito
Pisensi
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Dr Miles Nurine Promises Nervous Energy Restore
Fragmented ad claims Nervous disorders stem from nerve weakness in organs and that Miles Nurine renews nervous energy and strengthens organs. Testimonial mentions severe side pain and head nerves, with money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. Company listed as Miles Medical Co, Ekhart, Ind.
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Ithrace
Statius
Dunce
St Peters Minn II
Miles Medical CO
Ekhart
Ind
Grand Commandery Meets Inspects District Body Banquet
The Knights Templars District Grand Commandery held its annual conclave at the Commandery Hall Masonic Temple. Grand Master addresses followed by adjournment to Hotel Gordon for a banquet in honor of Grand Generalissimo McArthur with officers and reception committee named and many members in attendance.
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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
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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
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Ladsay
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Bo Hesse Lem Tawers Haitison
Hagman William CC
Boa Allen George F Carson
Alex Mehenge
Mue Pulkergon
Charles
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Gay Adal
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Parks William Ho
Wunkler Charies A ‘Stoke
Etank ‘ Gbsen
Rev JA Leversche
Jacob Ines
Townley
Labor Endorses Candidates By Central Labor Body
The Central Labor Body last night endorsed J J Purcell of the el fi as workers ignen and Sam De edi v sreretar as delegates to the Democratic convention in Dewey in Jay. The resolution, introduced by No ¢ Spragu, urged labor to vote for Purcell and De Nedrey for delegates, and to back the federation's policies. A committee was sent to Secretary Corlelyou for approval and a letter to Joseph B Ralph of the Bureau of Lagiuirg de Punting will be transmitted.
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el Fi
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Fragmented OCR note on Fourth of July celebration planning
The readable text references celebration plans and patriotism, mentioning militia groups, committee roles, and civic participation. It lists named figures like the Clanier of commerce and notes organizational aims, without clear events or outcomes.
Bishop to Ordain Here in Lexington Channel
Dr Burton arrives to ordain Rev Rebere Hiuwingy curate at the Pro Cathedral Church of the Ateenson Ree Mr Brown, secretary of Bishop Henry Wales Satterlee, has served since the departure of Rev Di Brown. Browning to be ordained June 1 as a priest.
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Bern
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Officials Renamed Move Approved by Civic Group
The Northeast Washington Citizens Association unanimously adopted a resolution urging reappointment of three retiring board of education members Capt Jones TF Oyster WW Vvtox and Mary Church Terrej to forward to the justices of the district Supreme Court An additional item requested Speaker Cannon to schedule at least two days for discussion of district legislation Churchmen to Entertain Women The annual ladies night of the Mens Club of the Pro Cathedral Church of the Ascension will be held in the basement of the church tomorrow night at prime clock Miss Leig will perform cello solos and a musical program is planned Lunch will be served.
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Belasco Theater Presents A Marriage of Convenience
Belasco offers a faithful 1750 Parisian comedy vibe with Guy Standing and a capable company. Dorothy Hammond Quire lead a winning ensemble as the countess, supported by Miss Virasluwe and a strong musical turn in a reinforced opera program, followed by a Conan Doyle detective-styled evening next week.
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Lhe
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Washington Stock Company
The Life of Dora Thorne at the Academy unfolds anew
The Academy stage presents a melodrama adaptation of Dora Thorne with Corinne Snell as the heroine and Willard Bowman as Lord Earles son. The play repeats familiar love and class conflict, attracting a large audience with steady popularity and modest new flourishes.
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Willard Bowman
Lord Earles
Social Gossip on Vanderbilt Divorces and Remington Marriage
The column reports on the strained Vanderbilt union with withdrawal of support and possible remarriage for Alfred Vanderbilt after a prolonged separation. It notes Mrs Remington seeks a divorce from her Philadelphia society husband, details about her family, fortune, cruise plans, and implications for society circles.
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Rune
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Masons in Convocation elect officers at Mount Vernon Chapter
Mount Vernon Chapter No 3 FA AM held last night’s stated convocation at the Masonic Temple. James T Gibbs was elected secretary after John H Olcott’s death and Roe Fulkerson was chosen high priest. E OA Keeler lectured on Fredericksburg Lodge of Virginia detailing its 1782 origin and key role in American history with members including George Washington Lafayette and Hugh Mercer.
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Farewell Bid for Rector At Trinity Episcopal Church
Congregation members visited the church rectory to bid farewell to Rector Richard Williams Key Mr Williams. He will depart for London on May 15 with his daughter Marguerite to attend the ing August city. After congress ends, Dr Williams will return to resume his charge.
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Racharid Wiliams Key
Ralph Je Director Named in Big Shop for Twelve Years
The Himes delegation at Congress appointed Ralph to assist postmaster of the House of Representatives. While in Washington he studied law at Georgetown University. He later served in Customs at the World’s Fair and held Treasury roles. He is described as a popular figure among colleagues and held senior posts in 1897.
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Joseph Ralph Named Director of Bureau at Treasury
Joseph E Ralph was appointed successor to Thomas J Sullivan as director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing at the Treasury. Ralph, sworn in with Assistant Secretary Coolidge present, has long served in the bureau and will gain James McFister as assistant director. Born 1866 in Allegheny City, he began as an apprentice in a machine shop and rose to lead the Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers union local unit.
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Thomas Jo Sullivan
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Treasury Department
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Sullivan
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Fostan May In a stalem ot to tha r malaty
A decision affecting the New York New Haven Railroad merger is argued before the state committee. Charles F Choate Jr asserts the court decree must be followed, while the railroad insists the ruling does not compel release of certain stock. The New Haven company must comply if required by the Commonwealth’s aims.
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Cincinnati Brokers Fail and Investigations Initiated
Cincinnati brokers face collapse as reports allege mismanagement and price losses across branches including Brock and Sloook. The Gate Riven firm contemplates restructuring while regulators eye Stapely and Co for alleged bucket sharing schemes and improper dealings.
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YM CA Debaters Win in Spirited Contest
The Young Men's Debating Association of Virginia Baptist Church faced a lively audience on Family Hill as the team from Vaughn Island School presented strong arguments. Judges credited their clear points and effective rebuttals, with audience support highlighting the competitive spirit of the event.
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Akoy Baptist
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Death of Mrs Amos Bean in Rockville
Obituary notice reports the death of Mrs Amos Bean aged seventy at her Rockville home following a short illness. The family and neighbors recall her as a devoted spouse and mother with ties to local community life.
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Dee
Rockville
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