Faith Healer Miss Stephens Takes Her Life in New York
Miss Marion G Stephens longtime pupil of Mrs Stetson at the First Church of Christ Scientist in New York reportedly died by gas at her sister's home on East 113th Street. The death follows a period of loyalty to and disputes with Mrs Stetson and the mother church in Boston. Coroner and Westot examined the case as a personal crisis.
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Hiss M. S. Stephens
Washington
York
Marlon G. Stephens
First
Chelst
Freddy West
Stephens
R& Austinta Stetson
First Church
New York
Reston
Alle- Gunner
Misa Stephens
Puy Nila
Mira
Stetson
Te Roston
Sterson
Lis Prurges
Stenson
Seth
Feinlery
Westot
Uecorr
Towanda
Mint Stephens
Stephens Nacami
Steranu
Aeto
Boston
Mia Stetsny
Stetson Endesons
Sirs Stetson
Virgil Strickler
Eddyner Seif
Wiss Stephans
Wimira
The Commuters at Nations Theater Impresses Critics
James Forbes late farce The Commuters plays to praise of its brisk dialogue and strong ensemble led by Orrin Johnson and Jane Marbury at the Nations Theater. The plot centers on Larry Brice and Fletcher shaping farcical misunderstandings, with standout turns by Taylor Holmes and Georgie Lawrence while minor roles balance the production.
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Cheon
James Forbes
Washington
Covieau
Charles
Eady
East ‘Range
Stantford
Forbes
Larry Brice
Bean
Helen
Sammy Smetcher
Brice
Fletcher
Larry
Brice Adey
Tortuna
Minerva Culture
Zthor
Henry B. Harris
Jane Marbury
Orrin Johnson
Larry Ericet
Mr. Johnson
Taylor Holmes
Sammy Pletcher
Farre
Holmes
Maas
Georgie Lawrence
Paulina Duffield
Graham
Laula Haines
Mr.Colton
R. G
Andiless Advances A Better Understanding of the Transient
Readable fragments describe a concerted effort to improve the grasp of transient behavior and context. The text references scholars and observers analyzing short lived phenomena and their implications for evolving theories. The piece hints at emerging methods and exploratory findings.
Pat Grove Promotes Prison Reform in Town Speech
In a public talk Pat Grove reflects on his outlaw past, recounting a $35000 reward for capture and urging abolition of penitentiaries. He argues prisoners should be employed in constructive work to repay debt to society and aid reintegration after release.
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Buat
Lenas
Pat
Asman
Prodigal Sons: Forgiveness and Second Chances for Ex-Convicts
A column argues for humane reform and second chances for released prisoners. It likens ex-convicts to the prodigal son, urging society to provide jobs building roads and bridges and to forgive and rehabilitate rather than exclude. It calls for letting ex-prisoners help nationwide recovery and emphasizes humanity.
Playhouse Bonds Issued for Elite N Street Theater Club
Washington leaders raise funds for a new Playhouse on N Street Northwest to serve as a theater and club for city elites. Bonds up to 25000 at 5 percent are planned, with over 15000 already subscribed by prominent officials and businessmen. the venue promises exclusive events and lavish furnishings.
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Washington
Playhouse
Ald N Street
the Navy
Meyer
Hitchcock
Navy
Beekman Winthrop
John Barrett
Bureau of “International “American Republics
Senator Keale
Kurl Andersen
James Archbald
Frederick Brooke
Gist Blair
Cobb
Cleland Davis
Granville
Fortescue
Preston
Gibson
WB. Bibb
HL. Hitt
W. "Hens
Eldridge Jordan
Biederick
J.P
Horace” Welle
Wallace
Robert Wuhin
Folin
F. Wilkins
Allc
Noted Axting Hag Had. a bg Attack of
Axting Hag Had faced a significant assault described in fragmented text. The report mentions a major attack with references to a notable figure and surrounding events, but details remain unclear due to damaged wording.
Blessengs Forgiven After Austrian Marriage Surrendered
John Temple Graves reports his blessing and support for the young couple Wulfberg and Catherine Graves who wed Saturday night. The bride resides with her parents at an address on Franklin Street. Wulfberg is in New York with guardian Olly overseeing plans. Graves and Wulfberg aim to secure a favorable position for the groom to remain in the country, with updates expected as Thulfberg returns tomorrow.
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Temple Graves
John ‘Templé
Graves
Cathering
Rudolf. Waltberg
Wulfberg
New York
Mme
Marietta
Ony
Liewellsin
Thulfberg
Army Orders Move Officers Across Forts and Stations
Official military orders list Capt Henry H Rutherford Col Orin Mitcham and others to Fort DuPont Fort Delaware Cal Fort Moth N J Dallas Utah and more on official business. Several colonels and lieutenants are reassigned or sent to Boston Philadelphia Reading Fort Monroe and San Francisco with promotions resignations and new stations noted through May June 1910.
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Henry H. Rutherford
Medical Corps
Orin” B. Mitcham
Ordnance Department
Fort du iPoot
Fort Delaware
Cal
Fort Moth
N. J
Charles H. Chark
Dallas
Fez
Dever
Cel
Salt Lake City
Utah
Kenneth Morten
Orinatus
Wink
Russell Manutarinning, Company
Middletown
Lawrence I. Brut
Yuse
Bathlahem
Boston
Ara
Edward Burr
Bury
Taport
Jess My Baker
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Osh
Telegrape
Vin
Army
Francisco
Maxi C. Mrenk Cheathdra
Jefferson Barracks
Mos
Edward Davis
Cavalrs
Alliceh
Gordon Johnston
Bruce R.campbell
Hraptry
Medlal Raazrva
Anty
Philippine
Ielands
Manila
Philippines
Henry
Norras
Nedical Corpa
Specienl Rageeye Corpa
Philippiner
Sam Pranciero
Cai
Eugene BR. Whitnore
Wiliam K. Bartlet
Jens de Kreft
Charles W. Collen
Medical Corpe
Folluwitie
Resist Corr
Woelleal Reserve
Phippines
Ban ‘Feancioco
Apa
Arcivel
Orders to Naval Officers and Crew Transfers
A garbled archival notice lists naval personnel moves including Rear Admiral 5 D Adams retirement dates, officers reassigned to duties at Naval Academy and Newport, and several midshipmen and paymasters placed or appointed to posts in Philadelphia New York and Massachusetts. The text covers multiple names and postings with dates around May and July in a formal Navy orders record.
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Admairal
D. Adams
Theavy
Cape
H. “Bhermen
Folk
T. Jasper
Wome
LM. Mitten
Naval] Academy
Aftanporte
McCracken
Yfar College
Newport
Fut A. Dawed
Navy
New York
Olek
Kimbertay
Monaco Prince Arrives in Rome for Oceanography Lecture
The Prince of Monaco arrived in Rome today and was greeted at the station by officials of King Victor Emmanuel and local societies. He will lecture on oceanography Wednesday under royal and civic auspices, after a long interview with his host. A Vatican protest over the visit is not to be formalized in circular form.
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Academy
Pierre
Plains
Flains
Gilbert Parker
Edgar Selwyn
Val Galbraith
Tom Redding
Val
Jen
Vai
Northwest Mounted Police
Father Coraline
Pierre Cowes
Pierra
Pierre Severin
de Deyn
Che&p
Mr. de Deyn
Mias Mabelis Estelle
John A. Loreny
Harry Holman
Matt Brady
Little Elk Cache
Rome
Prince of
Monaco
Victor Rimmanuel
Alice
Geographical Society
Vatican
Heinze Faces Jury as Indictment Counts Trimmed
In New York on April, seven of fourteen counts in the Heinze Mercantile Bank case were dismissed by Judge Hough. The court sustained the remaining seven, with trial on the first count set for tomorrow. Subpoenas for Heinze enterprise books were denied. In Wilkes-Barre, a separate incident reports Mrs. Frederick Carleson killed when struck by a car driven by Dr. Witrock, who failed to stop.
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New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
Hough
United States Circuit
Helnie
Heinze
Great Airships in Allies Aerial Derby Details
High winds hindered early airship trials as three air cruisers from Britain and Germany faced a storm. Parseval struggled home to Cologne, Gross I was sent by train, and Zeppelin I wrecked after a squall. A London to Manchester aerial derby was tentatively set for Wednesday with Beta Graham White and Louis Pauthan aiming for a $50 prize.
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Prussia
Cologne
Romburg
William
Weiloui
London
Farnborow
Manatchester iv
Graham White
Louis Pauthang
M_ Pauthan
Aera
Club Tedey
White
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