Hyperdoulia and Catholic Mariolatry Examined
An article in the Baltimore and Richmond Christian Advocate argues that Romish worship divides into Doulia Latria and Hyperdoulia and contends the Virgin Mary receives divine worship. It cites prayers from the Roman Missal and a French prayer manual to claim Mary is deified and possesses omniscience and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turstan
Winchester
Advocate
Turnip
Jesus Christ
Doulia
Latria
Douleia
France
Virgina Mary
Heaven
Earth
Major Conrad declines comment on Post Office fraud case
Hon Holmes Conrad, named by President Roosevelt as special counsel to prosecute Post Office Department fraud, returns home after Staunton visit. He refuses interviews, cites government duties, and notes a White House conference with Attorney General Knox on the case. Bonaparte praised as a fine man and capable lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Conrad
A. M. Fauntleroy
Staunton
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
New Market
Tar Star
Washington
Major Conrad
Knox
Roosevelt
White House
C.J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Bonaparte
McKinley
Harvard University
Friendship Fire Company Declines Staunton Visit
Captain James M. Haymaker reports that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad cannot furnish reduced rates to Staunton. The Friendship Fire Company may miss the Staunton July 4 celebration after accepting an invitation. A special meeting will decide the group's course of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Haymaker
Friendship Fire Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Staunton
Wesley Day Sermon at Market Street M E Church
Rev C T Weede will preach at 11 oclock tomorrow morning at Market Street M E Church celebrating the 200th anniversary of John Wesley51s birth. An 8 oclock tomorrow night program features special music singing Wesley hymns and readings on Wesley's work.
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Wealey
C.T. Weede
Market Street M. E
John Wesley
Mane
John’ Wesley
John Weeley
John E. Grove Dies at Capon Springs West Virginia
John E. Grove, 52, longtime Hampshire County farmer and brother of F. Grove, died at his Capon Springs home after several days of illness from intestinal trouble. He leaves a widow, four children, a half brother I M Grove, and sister Mrs John L Herrell. Funeral arrangements pending.
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F. Grove
West Water Street
John E. Grove
Capon Springs
W. Va
Grove
The
Christian Church
Mr. Grove
Cyrus Grove
Hampshire County
John McCoy
Charley Grove
Sharon
Cooley
Yellow Springs
Ellen Grove
Cumberland
Zora Grove
Winchester
I. M. Grove
Martinsville
John L. Herrell
Presbyterian Hosts to Gather at Pen-Mar
Rev. W A McCorrell of Shippensburg Pa chairs the Pen Mar Presbyterian Reunion arrangements set for Thursday July 9 in Winchester. The multi state event includes Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and West Virginia with speakers from three churches Geo S Chambers W H Woods and David F McGill. Music features a large chorus choir and the Pen Mar Orchestra Cumberland Valley Railroad offers $1.25 round trip excursion tickets from Winchester.
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W. A. M’correll
Shippensburg
Pen-Mar
Winchester
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church North
Presbyterian Church South
United Presbyterian Church
Geo. S. Chambers
D. D
Harrisburg
W. H. Woods
Baltimore
David F. McGill
Allegheny
Cumberland
Valley Railroad
Fourth of July Parade to Close Shawnee Haymakers Yard Party
Winchester plans a single Independence Day event the Shawnee Haymakers Association No 24 will host a night parade and close their yard party on July 1 2 3 and 4. The parade tops the day with the Haymakers promising additional activities to follow.
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Winchester
Shawnee Haymaker’s Association
Bid for The Auditorium Lease Delayed In 1903-04
City Solicitor R Gray Williams returned from Washington to pursue a lease contract for The Auditorium for 1903 04. W W Marmaduke bid 1800 for the rent but was away in Norfolk. Council seeks a 2000 bond with security to close the deal, noting bids near 1725 to 1800 and a historical high rent of 1135.
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D. C
Williams
Washington
W. W. Marmaduke
Marmaduke
Norfolk
Young Man Dies In Far West
Mrs. Levi Boyd of Nain receives word her brother John Bunyon Nesmith died at County Hospital Aberdeen South Dakota. He was 34, unmarried, a stonemason, and leaves parents George Nesmith of Morgan County West Virginia two sisters Mrs Boyd and Miss Annie Nesmith and a brother Rev Martin Luther Nesmith. Burial in Aberdeen. Nesmith had lived in the West about five years and visited relatives here two years ago.
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Levi Boyd
Nain
John Bunyon Nesmith
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Mr. Nesmith
George Nesmith
Morgan County
W. Va
Miss McIntyre
John McIntyre
Hayfield
Boyd
Annie Nesmith
Martin Luther Nesmith
Nesmith
West
End of Finger Cut Off In a Lathe
Late yesterday Grover Cooper son of N A Cooper of east Water street had the end of his finger cut off in a lathe at his father's shop. While operating the machine the finger was ground by two cog wheels as he tried to throw the lathe out of gear. Rev G A Luttrell of the Baltimore Conference, en route from Brunswick Md, stopped in the city to visit friends on the Epworth League Convention.
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Grover Cooper
N. A. Cooper
East Water Street
G. A. Luttrell
Baltimore
Rawlings
W. Va
Brunswick
Bridegroom Runs, Then Marries Under Police Watch
Walter W. Ritter and Rosa Ricketts obtained a marriage license at the City Clerk’s office and wed at the bride’s home. Ritter fled when arrested over a prior complaint but was captured by Officers McIntosh and Taylor before the ceremony. The ceremony proceeded in the Market Street M E Church with Rev. C. T. Weede witnessing.
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Wal
Taylor
McIntosh
Ritter
John ©. Coes
Conrad Family Plans Summer in Montana After Winchester Visit
Hon W G Conrad and Mrs Conrad of Montana Hall Clarke county Virginia said farewell in Winchester as they prepare to return west for the summer. The family will leave next Monday for Helena Montana to spend the coming months away from their Virginia home. They will not spend the summer at Montana Hall as in prior years, much to friends’ regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Conrad
Father of local employee dies in Chambersburg
The wife of Mr. John Beitch of the Virginia Woolen Mills received a telegram that her father died last night in Chambersburg Pennsylvania. Mrs Beitch and her children rushed to Chambersburg to attend the funeral set for tomorrow. The deceased was an elderly, prominent citizen who had suffered declining health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beitch
Virginia Woolen Mills
Chambersburg
First in Season Watermelons and Cantaloupes Sold
Mrs. J. M. Fisher of Strasburg visits her mother Mrs. Festus Hahn as they announce the first seasonal watermelons and cantaloupes at Sprint and Strope's located at 21 East Water Street.
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Sprint & Strope’s
East Water St
J. M. Fisher
Strasburg
Festus Hahn
Quiet Wedding of Mr Charles Kurtz and Miss Osa Page
The well known couple Charles Abram Kurtz and Osa May Page wed quietly last evening at Centenary Reformed Church on South Market Street. Rev T K Cromer officiated as attendants Mary Braithwaite and Harry L Kurtz stood with them. Afterward a reception at Mrs Emeline Wrights home on South Main Street followed. The couple will reside at the groom’s home on South Market Street after June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Abram Kurtz
Osa May Page
Mary Braithwaite
Harry L. Kurtz
Centenary Reformed Church
South Market Street
Emeline Wright
South Main Street
Mrs. Kurtz
Flagship Texas Leads Parade at Hooker Statue Unveiling
At Boston unveiling ceremonies for General Joseph Hooker a grand parade of North Atlantic Squadron war vessels marked the event. The flagship Texas led the line under Lieutenant Louis McCoy Nulton of Winchester, as reported by the Boston Herald.
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Joseph Hooker
Boston
The
Boston Herald
Texas
Louis McCoy Nulton
Winchester
Soldier Ernest Craft among Richmond street car riot wounded
Ernest Craft of the West Augusta Guards Staunton Va on duty in the State Capital was shot in Richmond street car riots this week. Craft is well known in Winchester and visited here for Episcopal Female Institute finals staying with Walter Huntsbury. He was not dangerously wounded.
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Richmond
Ernest Craft
West Augusta Guards
Staunton
Craft
Winchester
Episcopal Female Institute
Walter Huntsbury
Reynolds-BraysEngagement Announcement in Hancock
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Lala Lou ise Reynolds daughter of Dr and Mrs A B Reynolds of Shepherdstown West Virginia to Mr Tolley Brays of Baltimore. Ceremony set for St Thomas Episcopal Church Hancock Jefferson County July 9. The bride’s father recently returned home to Shepherdstown from Winchester Memorial Hospital improved in health. Mr Alexander Barrie of Philadelphia visiting his family at Winchester Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lala Louise Reynolds
A. 8. Reynolds
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Vale Comments on Baltimore Child Labor Scandals
A Baltimore piece rails against child abuse in institutions like the Baltimore Manual Training School. It condemns cruelty toward orphans and brashly calls for public investigations, linking Squeers and Stabler to modern abuses and denouncing foundling asylums.
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Board of Examiners
Squeers
Baltimore
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Richmond Christian Advocate
Hon. Holmes Conrad
Holmes Conrad
Wesley
Market St
J. E. Grove
Presbyterian
City Solicitor
R. Gray Williams
Far West
Mack Noonan
Ter W. Ritter
Miss Rosa Ricketts
Mr. Ritter
W. H. Ritter
Sharp Street
Mr. Conrad
Charles Kurtz
Osa Page
Centenary Church
Miss Braithwaite
Lieut. Nulton
Dr. Reynolds
Alexander Barrie
Philadelphia
Winchester Inn
VALE
MR. Squeers
Nicholas Nickelby
England
Foundling Asylum
Pamlahs
Uae
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