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Philadelphia Tribune

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1914

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Funeral of Former Mayor John Reyburn Held Quietly

Ex Mayor John J Reyburn laid to rest in South Laurel Hill Cemetery after simple services conducted by Rev Dr Charles Wadsworth Jr and Rev Dr Robert Hugh Morris. Family and close friends attended while nearly 15000 mourners filed past the casket in the flowered chapel.

John, J. Reyburn South Laurel Hill Charles Wadsworth, Jr North Broad Street Presbyterian Chuch Robert Hugh Morris Spring Garden

Energetic Young Clerk Announces Marriage to Miss Fletcher

Joseph C. Smith a popular postal clerk from West Chester Pa surprised friends with wedding news to Miss Mary Etta Fletcher of Washington DC The ceremony took place August 12 1913 in Camden New Jersey Mrs Smith formerly a leading social figure in Washington DC and known for her lively spirit Mr Smith started in the postal service in Washington and later moved to Philadelphia area with state legislator Harry W Bags at his residence The note ends with warm wishes for the couple

Joseph C. Smith Mary Etta Fletcher Washington, D.C Camden N. J Smith West Chester Washington, D. C Harry W. Bags

Church of England Faces Gravest Crisis Since Oxford Movement

London reports a looming split over Kikuyu joint mission for East Africa to combat Islam. Anglican bishops and nonconformists clash with Gore and Henson over high and low church orders. Canterbury and York seek unity amid calls for a new Lambeth conference.

London Church of England Oxford East Africa Kikuyu Uganda Mombasa Zanz Canterbury Times York Gore Dean Wace Hensley Henson Durham Christendom of Canterbury Lambeth

Mrs Scott Visits Washington During Holidays

Mrs Wm H Scott of 2011 Manton visited Washington D C during the holidays with her friend Levi L Fowler of 407 Third Street N. She says Washington holds the place in her heart and she loves the capital.

Wm. H. Scott Manton Washington, D.C Levi L. Fowler Third Street Rae Washington

Colored dealer wins bid at Hastings estate sale in Harlem era gasp

New York news reports detail John M Royall bidding 9000 dollars for Vanderburgh estate in Hastings on the Hudson. Royall, representing a colored client, secured the property with 700 dollars down. The buyer promised a road house conversion awaiting alterations.

New York Hasting Hudson River Vanderburghe Alexander Vanderburgh Vanderburgh Young John M. Royall No. 21 West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street Royall

Dr. Weir Mitchell Dies at 84 From Influenza

The noted physician and writer Dr Weir Mitchell died at 3 a m Sunday at his home 1524 Walnut Street influenza was the direct cause though age aided. Survived by wife three sons Langdon Elwyn Mitchell Dr John K Mitchell and their wives nephew John Kearsley Mitchell and two attending physicians. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm in St Stephen s Episcopal Church Philadelphia.

Weir Mitchell Walnut St Petside

Frankford Town Talk Briefly Mentions Church Events

Frankford Pennsylvania reports a quiet Sunday as Campbell A. M. E. Church attendance waned due to bad weather. Rev. Williams preached at 11 am and Rev. Beckett spoke at 8 pm on Spiritual Stock Taking. The item notes social gatherings, visiting guests, a mock conference planned for February, and various local obituaries and sick lists.

Frankford Campbell A. M. E R J. Williams P. E J. C. Beckett Margaret DeRogers Ansonia Conn Mamie Smith Chas. H. Clarkson Frank Hawkins Louisa Vontreal T. Martin George Turpin Fred Harmon Moses Bedford Geo. Jackson Anna Barrett Dora Jones Lanning Letitian Ellen Barrett Henry Roberts Campbell A. M. E. Church

Judge compares divorce case to tempestuous sea

Mrs Agnes Brown of 189 Lincoln Road Brooklyn was granted 20 a week alimony and 460 counsel fee by Supreme Court Justice Benedict in the absolute divorce suit brought by Charles A Brown son of Charles B Brown a wealthy retired banker The judge said a husband who compels his wife into that sea must provide a competent pilot for her voyage.

Agnes Brown Lincoln Road Brooklyn Supreme Court Benedict Charles A. Brown Charlies B. Brown Eac Ktelewating Eamach Tel

Baltimore Plans Centennial Celebrations for Star Spangled Banner

Baltimore aims to mark the 1914 centennial of the Star Spangled Banner with nationwide patriotism events. Highlights include North Point Fort McHenry defenses and a main Baltimore climax with state governors and Vice Presidents assisting. a September pilgrimage to historic sites, including Dr. William Beanes’ grave at Upper Marlboro.

Baltimore North Point Fort McHenry Ghent Washington Annapolis Frederick Chesapeake Bay Arshall James H. Preston Patuxent River Upper Marboro William Beanes Francis Scott Key

Death of an Old Baltimorean

An elderly Baltimorean, long known for his business ventures, died recently. He once ran a fruit and candy stand in Baltimore and later opened an oyster and ice cream shop in Philadelphia. He was thrifty and regularly created his own employment. His widow and relatives accompanied his remains to Baltimore for interment after funeral services held midweek.

Philadelphia

Storks Present Fine Daughter in Crestmont

Crestmont notes a new birth for Mrs. Dade on Washington Ave with the family announcing a fine daughter. The entry lists visits and local folk like Miss Mary Ellen Smith and Miss Mattie Edwards as ill or improving.

Crestmont Storks Dade Washington Ave William Giles Stevensburg Mary Ellen Smith Mattie Edwards Chas. B. Cornish Raymond J. Burr Susan Carter Douchette R. Clarke Robert A. Gardner

Abolishes Wine Cellar by Drexel Biddle’s Call

Philadelphia, Jan 2. A J Drexel Biddle clubman sportsman and amateur boxer founder of the Drexel Biddle Bible classes burned or threw away contents of a wine cellar valued at several thousand dollars. Biddle told a Bible class he prefers life without liquor though not criticizing moderate drinkers. He once drank a quart of whiskey daily but lately used a mix of claret and ginger ale.

Philadelphia Jen A. J. Drexel Biddle Drexel Biddle Bible Classes Biddle

New Gold Pieces Aid Poor Through Christmas Gifts

The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor uses a donor list read by a wealthy benefactor to allot gifts in new gold pieces to destitute families. District visitors visit households year round and stock stockings with names for Christmas. Donations fund Christmas dinners, stockings, and gifts, helping families keep dignity while receiving aid.

New York Association For United Charities East Twenty-second Street William P. Capes Theternity Heretary Elsie Dutton

Philadelphia Bride Weds Harrisburg Belle in Charity Episcopal Set

Harrisburg Pa Jan 6 Christ Episcopal Church hosted a grand wedding on Dec 31 when Kathryn J Edwards of 626 a wed Joseph per any oyphia. The ceremony followed the full Episcopal ring rite with bride in white charmeuse and hyacinth bouquet. Attendants included Esther Edwards and Miss Ellison. Best man Edward coffee and ushers James Edwards Thomas Ellison Benjamin Andrews Melvin Peach Edward Grimes. After Mendelssohn bridal march the couple planned a home visit then to Philadelphia and eastern points, with many gifts and tributes noted.

Harrisburg Christ Episcopal Church Kathryn J. Edwards Esther Edwards Thomas Ellison Cincinnati Edward Coffee James Edwards Benjamin Andrews Melvin Peach Edward Grimes Mendelssohn Philadelphia Oe Ang Wade Tanteduait

Councils Consider 10 Million Dollar City Loan Plan

New Philadelphia Councils to meet Monday plan to place a May referendum on authorizing a permanent loan of at least 10 million dollars. Funds would modernize Philadelphia Hospital, finish Byberry Farm housing for the insane, build an art gallery, extend harbor improvements, barber crossings, water and sewer works, paving, bridges, and related projects. Despite administration threats, Republican members of the Finance Committee are expected to be reappointed and pay little heed to the administration attack.

Philadelphia Byberry Farm Long Municipal Finance Committee

Elmwood News notices register New Years Day visits and obituaries

Elmwood items note Carl Lucas and Samson of Camden visiting friends on New Year’s Day. Joseph Sarly mourns the loss of his father. Mrs. Rachel Berkley hosted the Pimwood A. M. E. Intermediate class gathering with songs and recitations and a collation. Funeral services for Miss Lilie Gertrude Freeman of Chester Pa were held at 8805 Laycock Ave. Interment Eden Cemetery. Reverend H. D. Lowther led services. Miss Freeman was the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman.

Robert Lewis Foulkard St Andrew Williams Trenton Ave Mary .Tribbitt G. Simmons Blanche Kirk Anna Spriggs Kattie Pearl Blake Mathias Co Nora Spaulding John Brown Second Baptist Church Fairview Cemetery Thomas Hugh Chancellor Phoebus Matilda Roberts Bertha Hugh Frankford Alfred Burrell Bessie Crenshaw A. Williams Coatesville M. C. Stewart Maryland Nannie Maxwell Philadelphia C. W. Coffey Elm Carl Lucas Samson Camden N. J Joseph Sarly Rachel Berkley Pimwood A. M. E Lillie Gertrude Freeman Chester Laycock Ave Eden Cemetery Miss Freeman Y. Freeman

Mrs La Follette Attacks Segregation in Federal Departments

Mrs Belle C La Follette wife of Senator La Follette denounced racial segregation of colored clerks in Washington Federal departments at the NAACP annual meeting. Oswald G Willard urged Secretary McAdoo to take a stand on segregation and protested recent dismissals of colored federal workers in Atlanta referencing local officials.

Washington National Capital Belle C. la Follette Wisconsin National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Oswald G. Willard McAdoo Treasury Department Willard Federal Service Atlanta South

Science debate links skin color to UV protection claims

Paris reports a controversy on whether skin color shields people from UV damage. Dr Roquette suggests blacks absorb solar energy better in sunlit regions while whites deteriorate.

Paris Michmond Roquette

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