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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1908

Page

5

Funeral for Bishop Potter Draws Wide Clergy Assembly

The private burial followed a public Grace Church service for the Right Rev. Henry Codman Potter of New York. Prominent bishops, officials, and laymen attended as the coffin lay in state at Grace Church and later was interred in the Cathedral of St. John the Divine crypt amid simple rites and no flowers per the Bishop's wishes.

New York St. John the Divine Grace Church Broadway Tenth Street Potter Fignuteen Russell Schmittberger Eet McClellan Alonzo Potter Mason C. Davidge Sarah Potter Charles Hi. Russell William Hyde Charles H. Russell, Jr Ilenry Potter Russell Geraldine Russell Singia Hyde Stephen C. Clark F. Ambrose_ Clark Bishop Potter Frank H. Potter Launt Thompson Miss Thompson William R. Huntington Thomas R. Harris Amos 7. Ashton Wiliam T. Manning Frederick J. Kinsman Delaware J. Lewis -Parks Joan P. Peters Ernest M. Stires C. B. Smith Nelson Thomas van Kleeck Charles S. Burch George Macculloch Miller H. C. van Post George Zabriskie George S. Bowdoin John Jacob Astor August Belmont Willam H. Burr H. C. Fahnestock Charles F. Hoffman Henry Lewis Morris Lawrence Doane Gréer Morningside Park Jesus Hare South Dakota Greer

Taken as radium cure man in New Orleans swindle case

Inspector Kincaid arrests a man registering as Dr. B. L Kirk of Kansas City at Hotel Navarre, who admits being Hale the so called fake radium cure man. Hale, under indictment in New Orleans, faces extradition and bail set at 2500 dollars. history cites prior prison terms and a 1905 case involving John McCullum.

William H. Hale Kincaid Post Office ‘Department Navarre B. L Kirk Kansas City Hale Supreme Court Fuller Washington New Orleans Kirk Droege Tombs Court United States Shields Federal Joliet New York John McCullum Mount Vernon Kane London

Debts Paid, Woman Starves in Brightwood

Rebecca Mitchell once of social standing and daughter of Hobart College’s second president faced vagrancy charges after being found starving near an alley in Brightwood Washington. She blamed debts from a failed husband and exhausted fortune, having worked as a government translator until the position was abolished. The court dismissed the case to allow her to seek work, noting her pride barred charity.

Washington Rebecca FE. Mitchell Brightwood Richard S Mason Hobart College Geneva N. Y Mason

Magistrate Frees Woolen Agent in Arson Case

Magistrate Droege discharged A Marcus woolen agent of 565 Broad way who faced arson charges pressed by Louis Fretig junior clerk. Marcus had been on $5,000 bail and was congratulated in court as Droege said continuing the case would parody justice.

Droege Tombs Court A. Marcus Broadway Louis Fretig Marcus

Aldrich Fed Public on Letters Rumor and Money Commission

Senator Aldrich denies any letters of his or his associates exist and says he has never written or received such letters. The Financial Commission members report progress from London Berlin and Paris and will present findings in November. Rockefeller Jr and Guggenheim discuss post election peace while Taft is favored in abroad sentiment.

Alarich Cushman Gnaatue P. Andrews Henry P. Davison National Monetary Commission John D. Rockefeller, Jr Aldrich Monetary Commission London Berlin Paris Washington William Guggenheim Vife Guggenheim Taft Kronprinzessin Cecilie William Kk. Vanderbiltt Collis P. Huntington D. Bliss Wiliam Burt

Nameless Grave for Girl in Arlington Cemetery

Little Virginia Halleck daughter of Capt Walter Halleck died Sunday and will be buried in a nameless grave at Arlington Cemetery tomorrow. The veteran Civil War officer requested the burial and the War Department allowed it with the rule that no stone marks the grave since it is for a non soldier or wife in the soldiers resting place. Capt Halleck consented to the condition though it makes his daughter's burial rare.

New York Times Washington Little Virginia Halleck Walter . Halleck Arlington Cemetery Halleck War Department National Army

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