Hypnotic Cure Claimed For Alcoholism at Rectory
Dr. Loring W. Batten of St Mark's Church on East Eleventh Street reports dramatic cures of chronic drunkenness using hypnotherapy. He cites many businessmen among the cured and says women respond as well, with relapses eliminated after suggested treatment and hypnotic sleep. The method, he asserts, is a specific for alcoholism and consists of mental suggestion while in hypnosis.
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Arink
Inglandry
Nisin Ag
Bellevue Hospital
Fand
Series of Obituaries and Death Notices from April 1910
Multiple obituaries and memorial notices dated early April 1910 list deaths and services for individuals including J Prank, Lathrine, Patrick Polo, Maly Wade, Jo McCarthy, and others. Notices mention private interments, church services, and burial locations in Auburn Massachusetts, Montague, and surrounding areas, with references to family survivors and funeral details.
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Eiday
Ain
Joelock
Rek
Sloits M
Cork
Elbe
Chris
Punarat
Battemore
Mney Ene Weawathy
Patrick
Iridget Moxan
Scarriff
Viure
Ireland
Ilene
Wirebie Ager
Hu Setunday
VR Sun Sas
Elife My
Bla!ail
Byers
Werral
Iprisatey
Krilas
Dhow
CDOS
Otte Vient
Comabessunal
Meunethy
Hashad
Nilly McCarthy
Ues Lal Vail
Tines Payne
aPs P.m. Aril
Gene Beau
Tate Thomas Dmb
Aruneton
New York
Pimes
Chirsva Rees
York Herald
Flighin
the Loyal Legion
Wallagtar
Ailieth
Estrada Fills His Jails and Breaks Up Insurgent Forces
Washington April 7 Gen Victor Gordon and Gen Cantey Chamorre departed for Bluefields to back Estrada loyalists in Nicaragua. Reports from Bluefields say Gen Luis Mena was named commander in chief of the revolutionary army, signaling disintegration of Estrada’s forces and a rift with Chamorro. Jailings include Gen Spinosa Gen Moreira and other Estrada supporters as authorities move to consolidate power.
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Washington
New Orleans
Victor Gordon
Nicaragua
Bluefields
Mariéita di Glorgie
Cantey Chamorre
Estrada
Blucields
Luis Mena
Astrads
The
Revolutionary Army
Revolutionary
Sioforias Sal
Gamerra
Nereiseo Salamayor
Court of Appeals
Anastasio
Loot Recovered After Steamship Pier Theft
Police recover 21 000 in loot stolen from a New York steamship pier. Plunder valued at 40 found in an East Side tenement cellar and in three suitcases of a man arrested from a surface car. Suitcases held 1 500 watch movements valued at 89 00. Cellar held dentists supplies and merchandise valued at 3 040. Four arrests. Goods stolen weeks earlier from a steamship pier.
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New York
East Side
Runaway horse wrecks streetcar at Main and Pouth
A runaway horse jumped through the rear entrance of a streetcar at Pouth and Main streets injuring about six passengers. Police and firemen freed the animal with axes after it wedged itself in the wreckage. No passenger sustained serious injuries. The horse had to be shot.
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Cincinnati
Pouth
Licensed to Marry Wali Frances and Others in Virginia
A Virginia church wedding notice lists Wali Frances and Esther Walk along with Saraed, Supplee, Hue ine, and J. O Cannall as officiant names. Other couples include Jona Tahidtidge, Editha Pilehadd, and Mabel A. Dee with Rev. Nicholas Yasen. additional dates and locations shown for multiple pairs in Montrose and Dinsigdle counties.
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Wali Frances
Ruby Whituunder
Iticimnad
Jou Editha
Pilehadd
Ameting Va
HieLeug
Fiord H. Pearsod
Mabel A. Dee
George A. Miller
G. Howard Dunkington
Genie
Monrée
Rev
Jivalii
Joseph Tuak
Marz “Leavand
Aquills Sayles
Jed West
Nancy Chase
Drow
Health Office Births and Deaths Record Fragment
Fragmentary health office record listing births to multiple couples and several deaths. Names include Emma Miley, Alice Eieimer, Jane Band Xenia Marshall, Henry cand Mine, Georgie Dyson, Katherine Foley, Robert McCaules, Tasme Barclay, James Grendel, and many others with ages and locations obscured by OCR errors. The text references hospitals, addresses, and family connections in a dense biographical ledger.
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Emma E. Miley
Bey
Alice Eieimer
Mary Brown Barr
Thomas B
Annie M. Simms
Hamilton
Laura ¥. Willis
Pov
William Ant
Alice Suoblack
Pitt
Katherine Foley
Raf
Ves i Mare J. Hoghes
Quincy Pistes
Robert ‘McCaules
Govt. “Hospital
Fae
Jnoaue
Taites R. Barclay
Tasmae
James Q. Grendel
Haleat
Lanse
Wise
Hig Et Si Yeaird
Zeonard
Hoppleale
W. Francia
Dot
Lindon St
Albert, Brown
Ogkdale
Mente
Marie ‘Sait
Columba
Fayrace
Pastors Clash Over Catholic Protestant Tssues At Odds
Religious leaders debate church stances on temperance and Sunday baseball in Washington. Methodist and Protestant figures urge cooperation to defeat congressional action while addressing press trends toward secular magazines over religious papers and the role of clergy in shaping public opinion.
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Unitedl
Congressional
Washington
de Tokneton
Hoosevelt
Fairbanks
Sheridan
Methodist - Episcopal “Church
theMethodist Episcopal Church
Guthrie
W. J. MckKeaney
Methodist Protestant Church
Tage
Methodist Protestant
Tagg
Brothers in double death near Kansas City
Nela Olsen and C W Olsen, brothers, were found dead due to self-inflicted wounds near the Missouri River after financial reverses in Sylvia Kansas. Investigators believe the men planned the act following losses on the board of trade. A revolver with two empty shells and a post card addressed to Nels Olsen were found on one body, along with money-lender advertisements in a coat pocket.
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Kamas’ City
Sylvia
Kans
Nela
C. W. Olsen
Missouri River
Board of Trade
Pbstcard
Nels Qisen
Civil War Veteran Shot Dead Near Johnson City
Special to The Weahington Post reports Civil War veteran John Osborne of the Natanal Soldiers' Home near Johnson City was shot and killed this afternoon. Chaclea Sellers, a 3 young man, and Dock Leonard, a companion, were together at the scene. Sellers was arrested as a suspect in the crime.
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Weahington
Johnson City
Tenn
John Osborne
Natanal
Hootie
Chaclea Sellers
Dock Leonard
Sellers
North Carolina Items From Wilson Convention News
North Carolina Sunday school officers were elected in Wilson with R M Andrews as president and M Bankls as vice president. The state flour association urged bleached flour sales, while the North Carolina National Guard Association elected Wiley C Rodman as president. A fire in Salisbury destroyed the Stacey and Lemly homes, totaling about 2000 dollars in losses. The Winston Salem Railway plans to lay rails to Lexington and complete track to Wadesboro by September.
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North Carolina
Wilson
R. M. Andrews
Henderson
M. Bankls
Greensboro
J. M. Mitchell
Goldsboro
R. T. Wickens
High Point
J. "van Carter
Raleigh
North Carolina Flour Milling Association
State Agricultural Commission
North Carolina National Guard Association
Wiley C. Rodman
Washington
Durham
Kerth
U.S. A
Menber
Congress
National Guard
Winston Salem
Raiway ‘Company
Lexington
Wadesboro
Fatal family quarrel ends in double murder weapon
Adam Wilias L Richmond, a Caswell County NC farmer, died from injuries after a Tuesday clash with his brother John D. Richmond. The brothers, sons of John Richmond of Toy Knot, were quarrelling over a wagon tree when John allegedly fired a double barreled shotgun, leading to the fatal encounter.
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Ace
John “Richmond
Military officer obituary fragment indicates two grandsons noted
Obituary fragment lists surviving relatives including grandsons John and Walter Smith-Foster and Arthur D. Foster, showing familial connections in a terse notice. The text is fragmentary but reflects a memorial style typical of local notices.
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Nennié Dryden
Arthider
John
Walter Smith - Foster
Arthur Ds
Foster
Suspects Sent to Richmond in Postoffice Robbery Case
Alleged post office thieves Fay Dick Harris and Little were sent toward Richmond to face federal charges. Attorneys sought a two week delay to prepare an alibi, but the request was denied by Judge Hough. The men, in custody of U S Marshal Henkel, were moved with District Attorney Lewis present.
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York
Apel
Badie
Fay
Dick” Harris
Gafo Yerackets
Richmond
United
United. . States
Shields
Hough
United States’ Credit Court
United States
Henkel
Lunsford L. Lewis
Jailbreakers Caught at Lad Plata Lighted by Break
Four of seven negroes who escaped from a barn window at Lad Plata were captured and brought to the station on the morning train. The other three are at large in Benedict with their known homes. The escape caused considerable town excitement and drew many visitors.
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la Plate
Jd. Robinson
Waldor
Farge
Benedict
Lad
Plata
Snow Fears Hit Maryland Fruit Growers
Special to The Washington Post from Hagerstown Maryland reports frost warnings threaten fruit crops in Washington County. Temperature drops brought flurries and snow in several areas as orchards in full bloom face possible ruin from frost. Growers statewide fear a freeze could damage delicate blossoms and harvest prospects.
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Blue Ridge
Washington
Hagerstown
Ware
Cumberland
Confesses New Shooting In Springfield Mass
Bertram Spencer, the masked burglar, confesses to killing Mrs Bartha B Blackstone and wounding her companion Miss Dow, and says he shot motorman Michael Gilhooly years ago after mistaking him for the target. He details the two shots with one grazing his leg and the other hitting his body, leaving Gilhooly in critical condition but later recovering.
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Springfeld
Mas
Bertram v. Spencer
Bartha
B. Blackstone
Miss Dow
Sdralttea
Michael Gilhooly
Gilhooly
Spencer
Deaths and funerals in Alexandria district report
George W. Francis longtime Alexandria resident died at 73 after a career in business and railway service. Funeral from Wheatley’s in Alexandria. Also noted coroner’s jury on Cornell’s death and illness of Jon A. Marshall II, vice president of Alexandria National Bank. Ontario, Ark. Hot Springs trip preceded relapse.
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Jubo -Wala
Kilea Reet
Aires
Lanett
Cornell
George W. Francis
George’ W. Francis
Alexandria
Jon A
Marshall II
John A. Marshall
Alexandria National Bank
Hot Springs
Ark
Pitt
Wolfe
Alexendrie
Three Guilty of Murder in Henry County Court
In Henry county court James Hairs ton Thomas Bailey and Joyn Rehol tal were found guilty of murder in the stabbing of Sidney Woody near a Norfolk and Western train at Bayretis. The defense gave notice of appeal citing exceptions and errors. The defendants, African American residents of Wilmington galem North Carolina, were on an excursion when a quarrel led to Wood s death. two other alleged accomplices remained at large.
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Tha. Washington
Mahtingville
James Hairston
Thomas Bailey
Ind
Joyn Reholtal
Henry County Court
Sidney Woody
Norfolk and Western
Bayretis
Henry County
SAN of the
Vvinetongalem
N. C
Aml
Wood
Jnogroes
Maryland Weddings in Hagerstown and Surrounding Areas
In April in Hagerstown and nearby towns several couples tied the knot. Bana Carpough and James Martin wed at the United Brethren Church with Rev A B Evers officiating. Cora Mann and James H Roberts wed at St Pauls Methodist parsonage with Rev Edwin Mobray. Alpherson and D Frank Hull were married at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev W H Diehl officiating.
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D. Frank Hull
W. H. Diehl
Obituary notices from Waynesboro and nearby towns
Sadie Naugle aged 42 wife of Naugle dies of cancer at her home in Waynesboro. She was daughter of William Ingram of near Rippepsburg and had resided at Hagerstown. Surviving husband, one son, and six children. Also reported: Miss Irene Hoffmaster died of general debility at Brownsville home of her nephew Frank Hoffmaster. William C. Mintuni, 83, farmer of near Churchtown, died of heart disease. Col C Simmons, 0 with typo in age, died near Black Gap native of Harrisburg assisted in Mont Alto forestry academy. wives survive.
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Abril
Nea
Sadie Naugle
Naugle
William Ingram
Rhippedsburg
Hegerstown
Agerstows
April
Mary Iréne
Hoffmaster
Ames
Nephy Frank Hoffmaster
Brownsville
William C. Mintuni
Churchtown
Lutheran Church
E. Miriam
Hagerstown
Col. C. , Simmons
Black Gap
Harrisburg
Mont Alto
State Forestry Acad
Emy
Berkeley town survey begins north of Martinsburg
A group of investors has started surveying land for a new town named Berkeley four miles north of Martinsburg along the Cumberland Valley Railroad. A Parkersburg trader and Monroe Hotel proprietor Z Evans faces a possession action over a large set of goods including apparel and a piano in a linked case.
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Berkeley County
Afartingturs
Berkeley
Martinsburg
Cumberland -Nialley Railroad
Evans-wns
Parkersburg
Z.evans
Monroe Hotel
Evers
Virginia Weddings in Norfolk and Charlottesville
Norfolk wedding this afternoon joined Miss Bessie Waters and Fr William Dryden at the bride’s mother's home with Rev David We Howard officiating. In Charlottesville, Philip Stanley Stevens, a Redmonds merchant, wed Mrs. Mark Lucy Sandridge at the groom’s brother’s residence.
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Norfolk
Bessie
Waters
Dev
William~ Dryden
Marg
W.W. Dey
David We" Howard
St. Duke's Church
Charlottesville
Philip Stanley
R Stevens
Redmonds
Mark Lucy
Sandridge
Whitelath
Beldegrooen
Fragmentary obituary notes from Greene County era
Fragmented OCR yields garbled lines about a Greene County man tied to Charlottesvillé and a marriage to Mae Austin. Mentions University of Virginia, a 1780s era context, and a disease while singing. Details are unclear due to corruption. readers cannot confirm names or dates.
Virginia Briefs Chronicle Local Lodge News
Virginia briefs summarize frayed notes from Grand Lodge officers and local assemblies, including nominations for grand officers, pastorates, a tragic find after a collapse, a divorce case, a desertion, a counterfeit charge, and a planned hearing. Names such as James B. Wood, Grand Chaplain Harry, Moneure, Braunt on, Gordonville, Barbourdelie, McChesney, and W. Masby Sean appear among the scattered items.
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James B. Wood
Harry
Ba Lee
C.-L. Moneure
Stafford
Braunton
Gordonsvile
Barbourdelie
Sweshington
Artpterge
Masaie
Seatas Benatar
McChesney
Eure
Ae ‘ Oi
Meck
N.C
Nas
Suffolk Baptist Church
Hamilton
James
N.hedgepeth
Holland
Igfer
Hagerstown
Cy UK Copetinater
Virefila
Charlés Hl
Gonenhaver
Roanoke
Harrisburg
Cyinchfield-Caratins
Ohio
Eresnai
Hig
Conenhaver
Yester
Hampton arraignment postponed in assault case
Local court in Hampton postponed the arraignment of sDentel Vandyke, Newport News executive, accused of assaulting Mubdel Toylos and an African American man. Details were unclear due to subduing disturbances and garbled report text.
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sDentel Vandyke
Newport
News
Mubdel Toylos
Hamptom
Eine i
Vandyet
Bulle
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