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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1910

Page

18

Auto wedding in Bristol Tennessee United States

A Tennessee bride Lorinda Hayes 23 and Thomas J Llewellyn of Washington DC were married in an automobile in Bristol Tennessee in front of the Central Christian Church parsonage. The ceremony in the car drew bystanders as the pair headed to Washington for honeymoon sightseeing before Llewellyn returns to his coast survey duties. The bride spoke of the novelty of marrying in an auto and the pastor delivered a biblical benediction.

Thomas J Llewellyn Geodetic Coast Survey Tennessee Bustol Lorinda Hayes Fayetteville Mr Llewellyn Mrs. Hayes Thomas 31 Hayes Misa Ora Faulkner Washington Llewellyn Department of Commerce and Labor Hastings LY Hayes Bristol

Sims Awaited Explanation On Guildhall Speech

Commander Willam Sims of the battleship Minnesota plans to send a defense to Secretary Meyer regarding his Guildhall remarks made in London on December 3 suggesting U S aid to Britain in a war. German papers quoted him, criticizing the U S for not including a German port on Neptune's cruise.

Willam Sims Us&sn Minnesota Meyer Guildhall London Great Britain United States Sims Washington Nept Navy Department Sime

Banner Trade Year 1910 Sees Record International Commerce

The 1910 calendar year is forecast as the banner year for world trade, with the Bureau of Statistics reporting significantly higher imports and exports than 1909. Data from 27 countries show imports well above 1909 monthly averages, and exports also exceed last year’s figures in most cases.

Bureau of Statistics Europe Heaviy

Enormous Waste in Coke Says Foundry Bulletin

Richard Moldenke secretary of the Foundrymen's Association cites the Bureau of Mines bulletin criticizing furnace waste in coke production. He blames the old beehive ovens for the loss, estimating net losses around 38 million dollars in 1907.

Bureau of Mines Richard Moldenke Foundrymen's Association Moldenke

Work of the Sword Done War No More Sermon

Rev Zed H Copp of Bethany Chapel Presbyterian preached last night on Andrew Carnegie’s gift to promote universal peace. He said the great war work of the sword is about done and wars will be less frequent and less destructive. He forecast a future where swords become museum pieces and arbitration leads to universal disarmament.

Brartford Russell Brocklyn Tabernacle Rusell Christ God Jesus John St Paul's Athens St Paul Satan Rome Israel Empire Nero Wis Son Messiah God St Paul Zed H Copp Bethany Chapel Presbyterian Andrew Carnegie

Shot in Fight for Gun on Bowery

New York police officer Joseph McLoughlin wrestled a heavy revolver from Frederick Holmyard of Winnipeg, Canada, early today after Holmyard fired at the officer. Holmyard was shot through the head and placed in critical condition.

New York Bowery Joseph McLoughlin Frederick Holmyard Winnipeg Canada Holmyard

Price Range Narrows as Market Holds Steady in 1900s Era

Price range narrows with little pressure to sell on Wall Street as values appear in equilibrium. Easier money abroad and in America supports a broader bond market, while sentiment expects more investment and a potential rise in exports as imports fall. Two uncertainties linger: iron and steel pricing and Supreme Court antitrust interpretations, delaying large business planning.

Washington Post New York Stock Exchange Wall Street McKinley

Steel buyers hold off as railways curb contracts

New York dispatch notes a dominant push for price stability in steel, with manufacturers restricting output and major buyers withholding orders. Railroads delay contracts for equipment, while December may bring about 70 000 tons of new demand and a yearly total near 200 000 tons. Pig iron prices sit at year lows with few large contracts reported and small orders barely reaching thirty thousand tons.

New York New York Central

Cheaper money looked for in liquidation on Faris bourse

London reports Lombard Street delaying rate cuts as US gold inquiries stall. Bank of England cautious with rates. Germany seen as gold buyer. Paris bourse liquidation improves under excellent conditions with Brazilian uncertainties easing. Rio Tinto up after week’s dip, other copper stocks heavy.

Faris Rio Tinto Washington Post London Lombardstrest Ita Germany Bank of England Lkely Paris Rilo Tinto

Gaynor Hospital Fund Presented in New York

New York on December 18 the Gaynor hospital fund subscribed by citizens was presented to the Sisters of St. Mary's Hospital Hoboken with an address by John D Crimmins, chairman. The total reached 15,181 dollars, with 5 dollars earmarked to endow a bed in Mayor Gaynor's name and the rest to be used as the committee directs.

New York Gaynor Hospital Sisters of St. Mary’s Hospital Hoboken John D Crimmins Crimming Gaynor

Uncle Phil Hosts Possum Dinner for Southern Railway Men

Anthony Philips known as Uncle Phil hosted a possum dinner at his home for about 30 friends from Southern Railway offices. Guests arrived between 2 and 3 PM and enjoyed a five course meal featuring possum as the main dish, prepared by his wife Pet. Attendees included top railway officials and clerks such as Guy Mauldin, A E Fowler, Dr W A Applegate, J J Cowhig, J A Jones, A L Thompson, T W Luckett, and others from the Department of Justice and telegraph services.

Southern Railway Anthony Philips Phil Darkey Southern Uncle Phil Pet Georgia Guy E Mauldin Finley A E Fowler W A Applegate J J Cowhig J. A. Jones Telegraph Service A L Thompson Telegraph Office T W Luckett R F Beckham W P. Cox W. R Roberts McCarthy Hanger W H Young P H Quinn C. W. Hughes G C Cox R von Givemer Department of Justice Taylor Grimes O Noack JP. Perry William A. Smith B K Smith H Daniel

Postal Banks to Open January 3 Under Hitchcock Plan

Postmaster General Hitchcock declared readiness to receive deposits at postal savings banks beginning January 3 the first working day of the new year. Regulations forms and instructions are nearly complete with one experimental office per state and territory to test the service. Rocky Mountain and Pacific coast postmasters have been in Washington for a conference on the plan.

Hitchcock Imba Rocky Mountain Pacific Coast Washington

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