Church Women Dece. 10. Quit Church Women Dece. 10
Church observers report that a majority of the Ladies' Society at Washington Presbyterian Church resigned to show sympathy for their pastor Rev. B. B. Magpland amid alleged persecution. They accuse apathy and criticize leadership, with several officers resigning and no new officers elected. The treasurer notes the society had its best year, paying church debt and funding repairs, while remaining members vow to continue church work despite splits.
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B. B. Magpland
aMcorn
Ladies’ Amy Society
Washington Presbyterian Church
Ratira
Thi Uharet
Willem
Stewart
J. M. Kage
Tha Saviary
Janina
Uno. M. Dawes
Misa Kata M. Shields
Oliver
Mira
Janklns
Mre
Georga Mf
Uawer
Biya
Janos ML
Fitts
Aird
Tool
Olea
Sof
Trnian
Mra
Petty
Lovie Stowers
Sra
H.M
Cox
May
Vandveklo
Stra
Willan GE
K. of
Washington
Wien
Interoyta
Tinsa
Euarch
Vomlag
Goulder
England
Jack
Qian
Society of Thy Church
Citizens raise funds to reestablish factory project
Lt Amootloe and citizens' committee discuss financing a factory erection in the parlor of the Washington Athletic Association. Bohi Wing Wanditeg & Co. had pledged three quarters of the needed money but will now contribute the full amount. A mortgage and bonds with 6 percent interest will back subscriptions. construction to begin after trustees identify actual local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amootloe
Zahol
Avauhington Athletic
Mrej
Uryant Thak Bohi Wing
Wanditeg & Co
Angina
Hoilara
Hid
Johnston Carniah
Orauch
Bryant
Daniel Spangenberg
J. Ko Couku
Wm. Ay Rittenhmitar
Jifa
Schilling, Wanding & Co
Midnight Fire Destroys Stilea Farm House
A mysterious blaze destroyed the unoccupied farmhouse of Mrs Hannah Stilea near New Village. Neighbors reported early entry and possible theft of valuables before the flames were checked. Executors suspect deliberate arson as no clear cause is found and the loss reaches about 2500 dollars with another 1200 insured. A new Edison cement plant machinery arrived locally, moved by steam and set to replace older equipment after partial explosion earlier.
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Mru
Hannah Stilea
Bagtos
Jane
Nga
Nellie DaWitl Snyder
Washington
Wan Heywerth
Adco
Snyder
Slater
Charlotta DaWils
Ealo Hills
Meighbors
Randington Mutual
N& Common Works
Edison
Lend Cement Company
New Village
Enra
Goma Improvementa
Sparka
Washington and McKinley Mines Modernization Plan
The Washington and McKinley mines near Oxford Furnace begin modern upgrades by Faiples Steel & Crow, adding two ore shafts, compressed air systems, new kilns, and a coliving plant to boost output. Planned improvements aim to double ore handling, reduce labor, and defend against competition in Lake Superior country, with continued exploration of other deposits once current work pays. Meanwhile Mary A Brown’s stock sale of Port Murray pending, listing dry goods groceries hardware and fixtures with auction to retail buyers.
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Oxford
Furnacea
Raltla
Faiples, Steel & Crow
Washington
McKintey
Depoatta
Lake Superior
Agaumes
Anc
Washington Ming
McKinley Mine
Tha
Washington Mine
Bne
Gompiny
Jain
Blek Courage and Enterprise
Mary A. Brown
Privard Ania
Port Murrey
Toone
Jurac
Aarne
Easter Observances Set Across Churches Next Sunday
Preparations for Easter services are under way across Muthoujs Presbyterian, Episcopal and Catholic churches. Programs include choir performances, processions, and morning and evening services with special music and sermons by Pastor Jiro Rigaway and others, reflecting the Resurrection theme.
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Presbyterian Aapitat
Une
Yonrd
Gidh
Vrighytenmian
Joseph Ciro
Stuve J. A. Rigawy
Tost
Wien
Church Muale
Ryria Elofson
Qaneine
A. T
Bittmulla
Jeeus
Thes
Theodor Hatehur
Stells
Hatcher
Mir
Senate
Aunay Dal
Leonard
Mass
di Bolt
Poaca
le King
Victor Hammocel
Mlaren Mamo Johnston
Mary Ryan Palm Brasenon
J. Pauro
Annie Sexton
W. M.S. Brown
Bengdelion
Regina Nell Lactare
YL. Lambat
Missex Hannah Barry
Mary Sexton
Mite Mary A
Raveenaurh
Rie
Johnston
Hosmer Riwn
Toen
Warran i
Sonday School
Sitereeeesiereee
Hagh Binnanian
Dawdrao
Heoteen Betlyn Deremor Bonga
Ruth Seabury
Siz Boyp
H. Joluston
Mardalena
Methodist
Uarich
Percy Ward
Randalon
Chriat
Janry Wilton
Mozart
Saal
Weicreissin
Wye
Eastman
Ay O
Hytin
Palestonia
Jesus
J. Gallnttett
Needham Boroug h Council Tackles Delinquent Taxes
The new Needham Common Council held its first regular meeting to address delinquent taxes, appoint a two member committee to engage with interested parties on locating plant facilities in the borough, and discuss street and infrastructure matters including a new water pipe and two fire plugs. A petition from Needham Railroad A Ward for a railway switch on Railroad Avenue was reconsidered and referred to the street committee for action while a local complaint about Warren street drainage was noted and assigned to the street committee for investigation.
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Keaiden
Common Council
Needham
Thira
Baok
Johnston
Nanda
Allur
Lance
Blxsale
Br. Snyder
Plstformor Dhe
Buele
Grigg
Duu Industries
Gutaro Ag
Petton
Mayne Paty
Messrs
Vase
A.W. Creveling
Obas
A. Miller
Haa
Bia
Aid
Ann
Miller
Fonree
Killer
Maral 17
Draléwan
Willincs-Jurd
J. R. Lindaberry
Mer
Anp Coumon
Genugmen
Hbo
Ceunell
Conaldey
Tex Golteeter
Ike Senrrant
Dse van Basa
Dolingunné
Anid
Alma Tai
Medaco
Aluyar
J. Lindaeriy
Teanee
Tol
Tixes
Abellelied
Mey Lance
Anid Ate
Injan
Finance Committee
Cuwell
Aru Commiitie
John F. Raynolda
Wilson Dalley
Couvell
Thadle
Needham Pinne & Organ
Railroad Avenue
Faros
Beethoven Avenue
Lacka- Wanna Company
Maida Céferenca
Mr. Cole
Atraet Committee
Mainesa
Wg Connell
Biltsy
Sireab
Joseph
Shoupson
Huity
B. Burd
George Krown
Jon. Thompson Ee
Jonny Ro Vanover
J. H. Cyphuea
Dracub Tlahi
Washington Township
Jhinm Stone
Tia
Woliily
Washington
Trains Kill Man Crossing Private Bridge Over Pequost Creek
Aaron Ayers died instantly when a northbound express train struck him as he crossed a high private Lackawanna bridge at Pequost Creek near Battzville with James L. Smith. Smith escaped unharmed after warning Ayers, who fell from the embankment into the creek ravine. Coroner ruled death on private property. Ayers laid to rest in Battzville after services at the Methodist church.
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Aaron Ayers
James L. Smith
Lackawanna
Pequost
Battzysbie
Smith
Grant Presanen
Mlod
Ayer
Bin
Atrick
Yonlow
Ayners
Cooper & Howart
Pequoat’ Fornacy
Expresa
Co Ag
Elanead Hank
Ayers
Agara
E. W. Sharpa
Oxford
George Garman
Chas. N. Shrove
Washington
Battayilla
Battzville
S.J. Brokaw
Belvidere
John
Blairatown
Abrs
George German
Butts
Coroner probes town ball yard railroad crash testimony
Coroner Shrope examined witnesses in the Town Ball yard case linked to a Maree night incident. Engineers Covey and Sutton testified their freight engine did not see a warning signal. switch ignorance and a failed red light allegedly could have prevented the passenger wreck. Additional witnesses are slated to testify next afternoon.
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Shrope
Keverrl Qcit- Herken
Wastitheton
Maree
Covey
Sutton
Tueldmony
Panera
Fort Cole
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