Monument Unveiling at Appomattox Stirs Virginia Veterans
The North Carolina Appomattox Memorial ceremony at Appomattox battlefield drew few Virginians due to distaste over the inscription. Govs Glenn of Virginia and Montague of North Carolina spoke on Confederate ties, praising cooperation and vowing unity, with ceremonies including tablet dedications and a projectile of memorial inscriptions.
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Old Dominion
Glenn and
Montague
Maj
Armes
Washington Post
Lynchburg
Vit
North Carolina
Appomarties
Goo.dilenn
Bryan Grimes
Walter Clark
Young
Julian 8
Dweleek
H. A. Londen
North Carolina Appomattox
Robert E. Jace
Albertion
Virginia
North
North Julvia
Belcome
Bethel
Henry L. Wyatt
Gettysburg
South
Old North State
Ferey Jerome Stoddard
Appomattox
Washington
Battle-Ford Ground
W. P. Roberts
Confederacy
Mary Grimes Smith
Raleigh
Soldiers’ Cemetery
Jenkins
Mra J. R Atwood
Daughters of the Confederacy
Gen. Whitaker
Washingtonh
Custer
Grant
Henry A. London
James I. Metts
Theo S. Garnett
Cel J. R. Young
C. H. Pond
I. M. Arrington
William R. Cox
N. C
W. R. Cox
Grimes
Northern
Hethel
Chickamauga
Wilson P. Jenkins
North Carolina Cavalry
Dansville
Petersburg
Notice Summary of Local Marriage and Death Notices
Notices of marriage and death appear in several newspapers including the Times Courier Herald Public Ledger and Pioneer Press with no extra charge for regraphing or insertion. The long list includes York Times, Chicago Tribune, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, and others.
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York Times
GLO LO Courier
Cengati Enquirer
Chicago Revo D-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Louis Republic
Syracuse
Hearing in Lord Suit Delays Charter Changes
Franklin B. Lord, stockholder in Equitable Life, petitions for injunction to halt mutualization plans pending court ruling on a case about directors power and stockholder rights. Justice Maddox grants two days for intervention and considers due process safeguards before any charter changes.
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New York
Franklin B. Lord
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Society
Justice Maddox
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Samuel Tintermyer
James H. Hyde
William H. McIntyre
Shepard
Lord
LICENSED TO MARRY INCOMPLETE LIST OF NAMES
A partial marriage notice lists individuals including E. B. Bishop and M. A. Warfeld. W. Marion Talbott of West Philadelphia and Mary F. Coldir of Darby. Harry Peay and Lucy Crowe of Virginia. Carl H. Jurgens Jr. of Newport and Florida Hubbard. Edward Stokes of Philadelphia and Anneta Frre. Thomas Francis of Buffalo and Theresa Zereza. Willem M. Ricks and Mary F. Eglin. Homer Z. Pittman and Mary F. Boland. James B. Wilson and Margaret S. Western. Thomas Mallory and Wille Warf.
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E. B. Bishop
M. A. Warfeld
W. Marion Talbott
West Philadelphia
Mary F. Coldir
Darby
Harry (. Peay
Willem M. Ricks
Mary F. Eglin
Homer Z. Pittman
Mary F. Boland
James 8. Wilson
Margaret S. Western
Thomas Mallory
Wille Warf
Health Office Record Deaths List Nine Decades Deep
Health office records report deaths up to April 10 including Emily Berry 99, Edwin Blasie 4 days, George Brown 62, George Burns 29, Carrie Carroll 75, Princes Cooper 52, Lyon Daigild 1 year, Isabelle Gates 56, Johannah Geary 6, Charles Hamer 86, Emma Johnson 48, John Lancaster 75, George Malcolm 24, Catherine McCullough 7, Marta Proctor 34, John Richardson 20, Sophia Sautter 53, William Schofield 21, Amanda Thompson 24, Luther Toliver 24, Bith Trusty 1, Joseph Walter 25, George Washington 65, infant son of Frank and Mattie Williams 9 days, Gertrude Withers 26, Sadie Voight 44.
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Emily Berry
National Home
Edwin R. Blasie
Marta L. Proctor
John Richardson
Freedmen’s Hospital
Sophia Sautter
William Schofield
Providence’ Hospital
Amanda Thompson
King’s Ct
Luther Toliver
Bith Trusty
Joseph Walter
Providence Hospital
George Washington
Garfield Hospital
Frank and
Mattie Wiliams
Gertrude V. Withers
Sadie C. Voight
Govt. Hosp
Equitable matter slows as Maddox decision looms
The article discusses delays awaiting Justice Maddox's ruling on questions tied to the Equitable case. It notes stockholders and factions led by Hyde and Alexander seek to protect surplus interests, while Attorney General Mayer avoids comment and urges regular procedures.
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Maddox
Supreme Court
Lord
Alexander
Hyde
Buainesa
Lard
Equitable
Mr. Hyde
Mayer
Progress in fund drive for Young Men's Christian Association
Justice Anderson announces a $1000 donation and reports strong progress in raising the remaining $51,000 in nineteen days for the Y M C A building and furnishing fund. The women’s committee, the 310,000 club, and the citizens’ committee push plans, with stereopticon displays and daily meetings at headquarters.
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Justice Anderson
Young Men’s Club
Thomas H. Anderson
Citizens’ Committee
Woodward
Lothrop
Young Men’s Christian Association
Fifteenth Street
J. Whit Herron
Edward Graves
Ralph W. Lee
Beott C. Bone
C. B. Rheem
5. H. Shedd
William H. Saunders
D. Percy Hickling
A- A. Chapin
A. Lisner
Joseph L. Atkins
Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Washington
Cortelyou
Foster
Higginson
Barker
Reyburn
Moran
Macfarland
E. S. la Ferra
Team J
Miss Sanford Betrothed to Felton Stanford Jr
The engagement of Felton Stanford Jr of Schenectady to Miss Bertha Sanford, Washington field deaconess, is announced. Sanford led revival meetings at State Street Methodist Church and drew many converts with her zither singing. Stanford hails from a wealthy California family. he is a grand nephew of the late Senior Stanford. Movements of Ocean Steamers are listed with arrivals and sailings.
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Washington Field
Mary Felton Stanford
New York
Washington Post
Schenectady
Felton Stanford, Jr
Bertha Sanford
Young Methodist Field
Washington
Miss Sanford
State Street Methodist Church
Miss Stanford
Stanford
California
Britain Reports Surplus as Chamberlain Promises Debt Plan
Chancellor Austen Chamberlain told the House of Commons that the year closed with revenue exceeding estimates by about 15 million dollars and a small surplus of 14.86 million, while the national debt was reduced by 37.78 million. He outlined plans to add 5 million to a sinking fund, issue new ten year bonds, and suspend a 4 cent tea duty cut pending further measures.
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Pierce
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Fifteenth Street
National Metropolitan Bank
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
London
House of ‘Commons
Chamberlain
Lancashire
Mr. Chamberlain
Treasury
Transvaal
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Ieader
German reaction to King Edward Tangier visit
Berlin expresses strong unease over a possible King Edward visit to Tangier. Diplomats expect a speech by the king and counsel the Moroccan sultan to welcome French goodwill. Tittoni in Rome says Italy aims to dispel misunderstandings and notes pending explanations between French and German governments regarding the Anglo French accord.
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Edward
Tangier
Italy
Washington Post
Paris
Matin
Berlin
Germany
Morocco
France
Mafin
Tittoni
Rome
Naples
Workmen and Police Clash in Madrid Disturbance
Madrid reports a serious clash on Calle San Bernardo between workmen and police. Police charged the crowd several times, injuring numbers of workers. Delegates from Andalusia arrived to discuss relief for drought sufferers, while broader unrest remains largely calm with isolated labor disturbances.
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Madrid
Calle San Bernardo
Andalusia
Earthquake Shocks Felt Near Avellino and Benevento
Rome reports a second earthquake shock at 6 56 this morning felt at Avellino twenty eight miles east of Naples. A severe quake struck Benevento near Avellino at 8 23 last night, then subsided.
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Rome
Avellino
Naples
Benevento
Bomb in Romny high school injures four pupils
In Romny Poltava Government high school a portrait of Emperor Nicholas was destroyed by an explosion during morning prayers. Four pupils were injured and nine shots were fired at the prison governor near Libau. he was unharmed as eight assailants fled.
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Petersburg
Romny
Poltava
Nicholas
Libau
Lodz
James Ratcliffe
Poznansk
Generals Pilloried for Cowardice at Mukden
Gen Linevitch publicly disgraced several officers for cowardice after the Mukden battle. Names posted at division headquarters and some officers drummed out of camp. The action took place at Gunshu Pass on April 10.
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Gunshu Pass
Linevitch
Mukden
First Pan Russian Congress of Attorneys Dispersed
In St Petersburg on April 10 the first pan Russian congress of attorneys met with 180 delegates. Police entered the hall and dispersed the gathering after it was deemed unauthorized, despite resolutions to form an association and press for democratic constitutional reforms. Troops were posted at hall entrances as delegates left hooting.
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St. Petersburg
Imperial Economic Society
Russia
M. Taurchaninoff
Rockefeller gifts boost American Baptist Missionary Union funds
Boston April 10 The American Baptist Missionary Union announces a 200000 dollar donation from John D Rockefeller via Treasurer Charles W Perkins. Half of the gift was received last Friday and a further 100000 dollars is pledged for foreign mission buildings, not yet received but available as needs arise.
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Boston
John D. Rockefeller
American Baptist Missionary Union
Charles W. Perkins
Ferkins
Rockefeller
Perkins
Andrus Questions Benevolence Funds Over Tainted Money
Congressman-elect John T. Andrus of Yonkers, treasurer of the New York Metodial Conference fund, defends benevolent gifts from scrutiny after reporting a fund total of 3267,705, a year rise of 84,000. He warns against policing donations and likens it to sullying honey from bees.
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New York
John T. Andrus
Yonkers
Conference
New York Methodial Conference
Deaths of Noted Theater Figure and Several Others Across Cities
Daniel McCullough a well known theater figure and brother of BE McCullough manager of the Empire Theater died in Pittsburg from apoplexy and heart failure. Augustus Uhlfelder an Equitable Life agent in Montgomery died of heart disease in New York. Stephen M Long past New Jersey Grand Army of the Republic commander died at his home in Orange. F A Constable of New York died in Taormina shortly after a trip. he was a partner in Arnold Constable & Co and a member of clubs and the American Museum of Natural History.
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Pittsburg
Daniel McCullough
BE. J. McCullough
Empire Theater
Mr. McCullough
San Francisco
United States
Locke Opera Company
Henderson Hixtravaganza Company
New York
Augustus Uhlfelder
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Montgomery
Ala
Equitable
Broadway
Uhlfelder
Orange
N. J
Stephen M. Long
New Jersey
Grand Army of the Republic
Taormina
Sicily
F. A. Constable
Constable
American Museum of Natural History
Italians Strike and Parade At Lancaster Rail Work
One hundred Italian workers on a Pennsylvania Railroad project in Lancaster strike for higher wages marching four miles east of Quarryville led by a red flag bearer. They forced others to quit and attacked two Austrian gangs while dragging noncompliant engineers from engines. Later operations halted.
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Lancaster
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Quarryville
British ships confiscated in Japanese prize court ruling
The Sasebo prize court rejected the appeal of the captured British steamers Roseley and Lethington and confiscated both vessels and their cargoes. The cables noted the event from Nagasaki. A separate telegram from Lahore reports April casualties from the earthquake disaster.
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Roseley
Lethington
Nagasaki
Japan
Sasebo
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