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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1910

Page

9

Board of Christian Science Church vows to follow Mrs Eddy line

The five directors stated the church will continue under the late founder Mrs. Macy Eddy’s ideas. They affirmed the board’s authority and will, and discussed questions about Eddy’s will bequest to the mother church. A Glover son faces contest considerations amid legal advice on the Concord settlement.

Directora Christian Science Church Ita Boston Clas Macy Baker G Eday Eddy Christian Science Movement Christian Seience Board of Directors Mra Kd‘_ts Fiddy Chiach W Glover Christian Science Gulf Manual of the Mother Church Board of Dirertors The Christian Science Board of Directors Mrs Eddy George W. Glover Glover

Crowley Death Notice and Other Obituaries in 1910

Death notices from December 1910 list Thomas F Crowley husband of Maud A Crowley and others, with details of funerals and interments. Multiple entries include De Montreville in Brooklyn NY, Mary McKellip widow of Col J A McKellip at Westminster, and Ellen Hayes, with private funeral. Additional notices mention Mrs Todd and Mrs Randolph, plus general funeral reminders for 1910 Washington area residents.

Crowley B. F. Howard Columbia Park Prince George County Thomas F Maud A Crowley John Johannah Crowley St Margaret's Church Heat Pleasant Mount Olivet Cemetery Ae Bo & A Eleventh Street McKellip Laurel Sanitarium Laurel Sarah Col. J. A. McKellip Westminster Merrilig Mary i Samuel x Menu Concord Randolph New Hampshire Avenue Wallace Fitz Randolph Sheehan Providence Hospital Fla Taylor Burtington Vermont Avenue Hawkins, Jr Coral Taylor Todd M1 Street New York

Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listings in City

Directory-style report lists multiple funeral homes with offices in Washington area. Entries include Joen R Wright Co, R F Harveys Sons, Wm H Sardo Co, Thos S Serjeon, Thos A Costello, W R Pumphrey & Son, Frank Geier’s Son, W R Speare, Geo P Zurhorst, J William Lee, and others with addresses on 12th Street Northwest Northeast and nearby streets, noting livery services and modern chapels, phone numbers, and reasonable rates.

Joen R. Wright CO Fereral R. F. Harvey's Sons Rternth ST Commedions Chapel WM. H. Sardo & CO Modern Chapel Lincoln Thos Sergeon TOR Cain Telentone Main Thos. A. Costello W. R. Pumphrey & Son Ambalmera Chapel Pvas Sea Maryland Licomee Rockete

Miss Taft to Attend German of the Bachelors Cotillon

President Taft's daughter Miss Helen Taft arrived in Baltimore for a society visit with Miss Christina Marburg at Mount Vernon Place. A dinner and dance introduced her to debutantes and young men, with plans for a formal bow at the German Cotillon on Monday and related events through Tuesday departure for Washington.

Washington Post Baltimore Mad Helen Taft President Taft Christias Marburg Mount Vernon Place Mel Taft Mis. Marburg Mrs. Marburg Miss Taft Anne Winslow Willams N. Winslow Willams Williams East Eager Street Academy of Music Miss Marburg Walter de Poultney St. Paul Street

Licensed Matches and Deaths in Richmond Area Notices

Licensed to marry entries list William A Holt and Annie E Moxley among many couples, with various locations and ages. Deaths reported include John R Grismond, John T Siston, Horace Fountain, and several others, with ages and addresses at hospitals and homes.

William A Holt Annie E. Moxley Richmond, Va JB. Huanlentt John R Grismond Garfield Hospital John T Siston Horace Fountain Warner St Nw William al “Culbertson Government Hospital F Or Insane Mart A .McNeal N St Nw Jererh E Smith Mintwood Pl Julia Jott Freedmen's Hospital Mars Bowman Russell Burley Tubsrculosta Hospital William McFarland Mase Ave Charles Giles Ida C. Smith National Homeopathia Hospital Robert Stallwood Washington Asylum Hospital William and Rebecca Magruder

Dickinson for Aeros Makes His Annual Report

Secretary of War Dickinson urges Congress to fund aviation and coastal defenses including a $4,000,000 push for Chesapeake Bay fortifications and a $19,546,843 total for Panama Canal termini. He notes a 6 percent desertion drop to 3,464 and outlines needs for field artillery, personnel, and militia integration, plus plans for the Maine wreck survey and a broad retirement proposal for long-serving employees.

Chesapeake Bay Panama Canal France Dickinson Congress Signal Corps United States Atlantic Sea Cape Charles Cape Henry Navy Maine Havana Harbor Department Seaboard New Jersey Delaware Louisiana Military Academy War Department

Legagneux Sets New Altitude Record in Pau Monoplane

At Pau France on December 9 M Legagneux climbed to 10499 feet in a monoplane before landing half frozen. The prior official mark was 9714 feet by Ralph Johnstone at Belmont Park who later died in Denver. Armstrong Drexel claimed 9897 feet in Philadelphia but his figure awaits Aero Club of America acceptance.

Legagneux Pau France M. Legagneux Ralph Johnstone Belmont Park Johnstone Denver Philadelphia Armstrong Drexel Drexel Weather Bureau Aero Club of America

Morse Receiver Wins Suit Against Barron in Bank Case

Charles A Hanna as receiver of the National Bank of North America of New York won a $54,452 verdict in U S circuit court. Judge Brown ruled against Clarence W Barron for a note payable to Barron and endorsed by the bank. Barron argued the note was a bank accommodation during a stock transfer and that his obligation was satisfied.

Boston Charles A Hanna National Bank of North America of New York Morse Brown United States Circuit Court Clarence W. Barron Boston News Bureau Hanna Barron Morae

Train Crash Claims Two In Lodi Region

A car accident involving an interurban train near Lodi and Oslo killed Joseph Yeargon age 9 and his wife, both 9 years old, instantly. Their 6-year-old grandson was fatally injured. The family, including Dee Yeargon, were struck while a cigarette was in the vehicle.

Lodi Oslo Dee Joseph

Extradition of Porter Charlton to Italy Approved

Secretary Knox rules that the United States must surrender Porter Charlton to Italy for murder. The decision rests on treaty meaning and public morals, with negotiations and pending habeas corpus challenges noted.

Ition Italy Knox Porter Chariton United States Porter Charlton Young Charlton Department Charlton Hoboken State Department Secretary of State Chariton New York Edwin F. Smith Jersey City Trenton Mr. Smith Bet Court of Common Press Blair Washington

TIM HEALY DEFEATED ELECTION RIOTS IN IRELAND

In London a sweeping election update shows Unionists gaining just three seats while government coalition holds a solid majority. Rioting flares in Thurles and Belfast as Mr Dillon and others face clashes, police baton charges, and window smashing amid widespread unrest.

London Lancashire Saturday Review Thurlea John Dillon Dillon Belfast

Bedouin Attack Seizes Kerak Fortress in Syria

Telegram from Jerusalem reports Bedouins massacred the Turkish garrison at Kerak and killed over 100 Christian residents in retaliation for a Bedouin chief execution. The Bedouins now hold the fortress after months of sporadic clashes with government troops near Damascus to Mecca. The town, Moab’s former capital, hosts 8,000 residents, mainly Muslims, with scarce Christian missions nearby. Sugar Trust Retains Olney and Johnson to defend government disqualification suit.

Constantinople Jerusalem Kerak Moab Damascus Mecca British Church Missionary Society For Africa Eost Es Salt Sugar Trust Olney New York American Sugar Retaining Company Richard Olney Boston John G. Johnson Philadelphia

Youth Confessing Forgery Importunes Police for Cure

Indianapolis dispatch reports Lester Kahn aged 23 traveled to the city after reading that Po Hee Judge Collins arranged a surgical operation to cure a youth of criminal tendencies. Kahn admitted forgery and deceit involving a construction company, while claiming an impulse to do wrong compels him to crime. He sought the judge's cure.

Washington Post Indianapolis Ind Lester Kahn Po- Hee Collins Kahn Winnipeg Colorado Springs

Woman Robbery Suspect In $3300 Theft Case

Police detectives narrowed suspects to a woman in the long running Mrs. Columbus Alexander robbery case. The $3300 theft from a strong box in her home linked to earlier $2500 loss prompts expectations of breakthrough, with investigators noting familiarity with the Alexander family and the Dumbarton residence.

Columbus Alexander Toronto Thomas W. Hay Alexander Cox and Berman Mis. Alexander

Plans for Gods Cathedral to rise in Washington City

Broadcast letters from Gods Cathedral in Basking Ridge New Jersey outline a colossal memorial church to be built in Washington D C funded by small subscriptions from deceased relatives. Bishop Theodore Homer Geisel promotes a 5000 page angels book and weekly services by clergy of various denominations with free seating and no creed beyond angels. Initial collections report about 40 dollars in one month with most gifts as 1 or 2 dollars and some from Mrs Mary Hartiman.

New York Washington, D. C George Geisel St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Basking Ridge Fola Geisel Mary Hartiman

Historic Tapestries Sold at Christie’s London

A Persian carpet of the sixteenth century, 18 feet by 6 feet 8 inches, sold for £677. A set of seven Brussels tapestries featuring Raphael cartoons and Maria Theresa arms fetched £1,735, reportedly presented by Maria Theresa to Count Firmont.

Washington Post London Christie Maria Therese of Austria Maria Therese Count Firmont

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