Methodist Protestants Unite With Episcopal Church Effort
Resolutions at the Baltimore conference urged unity among Methodists and Episcopalians. Delegates from England Ireland Canada voted unanimously to circulate the plan while a reform to receive fraternal delegates from various churches was approved. The session also referred resolutions to a proper committee for speedy action.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
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Christian Voters of America
Conferpoem
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Tre Fraterni
England
Canada
Traveling Salesman Death Attempt and Self Inflicted Wounding
A traveling sales agent attempted to kill himself by taking poison and slashing his throat. The incident appears in court records and involves a United States Circuit Court matter. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate self harming actions and legal proceedings.
Robbery tale unfolds as workers aid search in vein
A sprawling report recounts a robbery case tied to a company and its workers who form a search party, chasing a suspect across streets and witnesses. Despite efforts, no arrest is reported, with names and locations obscured by garbled OCR yet hinting at Alexand ria, Washington, and local employers.
Eighteen Years Set for Wife Murder in Cumberland
Special to The Washington Fest Cumberland Maryland May 11 Judge Henderson today sentenced James B Smith convicted of second degree murder for killing his wife to eighteen years in the penitentiary The courthouse was cleared before sentence was pronounced The sentiment against Smith was strong prompting immediate removal to the penitentary
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Cumberland
Henderson
James B Smith
Smith
Rand sentenced for assault and theft in Maryland case
Special to The Washington Post Prince Frederick Maryland Mavis Arthur Rand alias Jones was sentenced to twenty one years for felonious assault on Mrs Mary Ward. He also received ten years for stealing a check and four years for stealing a horse. The judge added five years to total. Rand was taken to Baltimore amid a crowd, with talk of a death sentence unsettled. The victim Mary Ward remains in Washington, and the sheriff transported Rand to Owings to begin the term.
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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 touted to restore nervous energy
An advertisement claims nervous disorders arise from weakened nerves affecting organs like lungs stomach and kidneys. It promotes Dr Miles Nurine as restoring nerve energy to strengthen organs with testimonials of relief, and offers a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co. Ekhart Indiana.
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Ithrace
Statius
Dunce
St Peters Minn II
Miles Medical CO
Ekhart
Ind
Grand Commandery Meets and Banquet Honors McArthur
District Grand Commandery Knights Templars held its annual conclave at the Masonic Temple. Grand Generalissimo Arthur McArthur addressed the gathering before a banquet at the Hotel Gordon. A large reception followed with many district officers and members in attendance.
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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
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Gudt
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Parks William Ho
Wunkler Charies A ‘Stoke
Etank ‘ Gbsen
Rev JA Leversche
Jacob Ines
Townley
Labor indorses candidates for delegates at upcoming convention
The Central Labor Council tonight endorsed J J Purcell of the El Fi as workers’ candidate and Sam Deedi v sreretar as delegate from typ o yiical omen to the Democratic convention in Denver. The resolution, introduced by No¢ Spragu, urges labor to vote for Purcell and Dy Nedrey, secretary De Molrey, and Ralph for party posts, with a letter to the liciary Corlelyou seeking support.
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J Purcell
el Fi
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Sreretar
Dle Demyrou
Dewer
Jay
Spragu
Punt Ag Pressmens Union
Geam
Federation of Labor
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de Molrey
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Corlelyou
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Lagiuirg de Punting
Ralpig
Fragmented OCR Notice on Celebration and Patriotism
The readable text describes a Fourth of July celebration and patriotism, mentioning army, friends of the nation, and collaboration among groups. It references ceremonies, organizations, and movements while unclear in several passages due to damaged OCR. Some proper nouns and dates appear only in fragments.
Buron to Ordain Here at Pro Cathedral
The ceremony announces the arrival of Rt Rev Lewis Wo Hurton TD to ordain Rev Rebere Hiuwingy as curate of the Pro Cathedral Church of the Ateneson Ree Mr Brown, longtime secretary of Bishop Henry Wales Satterlee, to be ordained priest. Browning will resign as secretary and will become a Jesuit.
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Wis Ooynerly
Bshop
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Bern
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Browning
Officials renamed by Northeast Washington group
A resolution urging reappointment of three retiring board of education members was adopted by the Northeast Washington Citizens Association. The three retiring members are Capt. Jones, TF Oyster, and Mary Church Terrej. The meeting also petitioned Speaker Cannon to set aside two days for consideration of district legislation. Churchmen plan annual ladies night at the Pro Cathedral Church of the Ascension with cello solos by Miss Leig and a planned lunch.
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Meeling Lin
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Ostrut Supreme Court
Capt Jones
Oyster
Mary Church
Terrej
Cannon
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Church of the Ascension
Belasco Presents A Marriage of Convenience in Period Style
The Belasco Theater offers a faithful 1750s Parisian comedy production featuring Guy Standing and Dorothy Hammond. Cast detail praise targets Miss Virasluwe and Miss Stowen for intelligent, natural performances while noting a refined, elegant atmosphere and refined costumes amid a week of notable opera and theatre offerings.
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Bft
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Marton
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Miss Stowen
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Moody
Alfred Hudson
Frank
General
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Sherlock
Itelines Willan Gilletles
Fmcus
Conan Dovles
Mr Standing
Lhe
Ale Letler
George Gaston
Washington Stock Company
The Life of Dora Thorne at the Academy
The Academy stages the melodrama The Life of Dora Thorne familiar to audiences for years. Corinne Snell as the heroine shines opposite Willard Bowman as Lord Earles son with strong support from the company in a show praised for its romance and stagecraft.
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Bertha
Tnis
Popilar
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Mans Fither
Corinne Snell
Willard Bowman
Lord Earles
Social Gossip on Vanderbilt Divorce and Remington Rematch
Philadelphia gossip columns reveal Mrs Van derbilt’s continued separation from Alfred Vanderbilt and her plans for freedom after a decade apart. Mrs Remington seeks divorce from her husband Leonard Thomas amid society scrutiny and a rumored cruise return.
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Sturday
Siiang
Philadelpata
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Liomas
Gauge
Ste
Philidelpia Fask
Iris
Bemingtons
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Europe
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Theungton
Rieght University
Philadelpia
Rune
Higol Martin Mudeweal
Trudin
Masons in Convocation at Mount Vernon Chapter No 3 FAAM
Mount Vernon Chapter No 3 FA A M held its stated convocation last night at the Masonic Temple. James T Gibbs elected secretary after John H Olcott’s death. Roe Fulkerson chosen high priest. Keeler lectured on Fredericksburg Lodge, tracing its 1782 origin and role in American history. George Washington linked to the lodge. Lafayette and his son visited. Hugh Mercer noted for a monument in Fredericksburg.
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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 to Rector at Trinity Episcopal Church
Congregation members visited the church rectory last night to bid farewell to Rector Richard Williams Key. Williams will depart for London with his daughter Marguerite on May 15 and attend engagements in August. After the congress ends, Dr Williams will return to resume his charge.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Racharid Wiliams Key
Ralph JE Made Director in Big Shop for Twelve Years
RalphJE named director and popular with colleagues in a major facility. He served twelve years in the post, held roles in the House of Representatives and Treasury Bureau, and studied law at Georgetown University. Further duties included assignments as assistant postmaster and later positions tied to customs and the World’s Fair era.
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House of Reprsentane
Washington
Georgetown
Univers
Ralph
Ptlitsan
Bulma Ther
Aibe
Treasury Department
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Austadtyn
Ates
Krerur
Uel Bone
Wiliam Hom
Ralph Asssvint
Ralph named head of Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Joseph E Ralph was appointed successor as director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing at the Treasury Department yesterday. sworn in before Assistant Secretary Coolidge, Ralph outlined a long career in the bureau and related industries, noting his familiarity with contracts, materials, and employees. He previously served as assistant director and has been connected to the agency for years.
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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 Pact, Choate Reports
In a stalemate before the federal appeals court, Charles F Choate Jr. states that the New York New Haven Railroad decision against the Fallag tree bey lines stock does not hinder the sale of New Haven stock by the company unless conditions align with Commonwealth aims. Choate notes the company must comply with the decree and stock may be disposed only if delimited by the court and Commonwealth objectives.
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Malaty Cou
Charles F Choate
Thay
New York
New Haven
I Fartiif Railroad
Fallag Tre Bey Lines
FT Gstony
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Naw Iftven
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BIL
Cincinnati brokers fail and legal action looms
Reported collapse or trouble at Stapeley & Co with multiple branches amid losses from Brock to Sloook. The Gate Riven firm faces pressure. Stapely allegedly faced bucket sharing allegations as part of the case. Proceedings describe a high stakes broker shakeout and potential charges.
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Cinsinuate
Girry
Corge
Stapeley & Co
Mai
Willian Holever
BROCK
Pressir Fo
Calltare
Stapely
Indikt
Twa Weaga
YM. CA Debaters Win in Spirited Contest
The Young Men’s Christian Debating Association team scored a decisive victory in a tense round at the hill venue. The Virginia Baptist Church group faced the Vaughnville squad with strong arguments and sharp rebuttals, delivering a clear win as observers praised the team’s poise and preparation.
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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 brief illness. Her husband Amos Bean and other relatives survive, with funeral arrangements pending.
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Dee
Rockville
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