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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1910

Page

4

Auto Wedding in Bristol Reflects Novel Romance in 1920s

In Bristol Tennessee a geodetic coast survey employee Thomas J Llewellyn and Mrs Lorinda Hayes were married in an automobile in front of the Central Christian Church parsonage. The ceremony drew bystander stares as the couple spoke their vows, then headed to Washington for a sightseeing period before Llewellyn resumes his government duties. Mrs Hayes, 23, of Fayetteville Tennessee, met Llewellyn in Tennessee last year, and the couple embraced a vow of faith and courage, with religious reflections on confidence and the Christian mission.

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Sims to Explain Speech After Guildhall Remarks

In London December 3 Commander William Sims of the Minnesota Atlantis fleet prepared a formal explanation for Secretary Meyer regarding his Guildhall speech. Naval circles await the statement with interest. German papers criticized the United States for omitting a German port on Neptune’s current cruise.

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1910 Banner Trade Year Sees Record International Commerce

The calendar year 1910 is declared the banner year for world trade by the bureau of statistics. Imports and exports rise compared with 1909, with imports consistently above any monthly average of 1910 and exports generally higher than 1909 in most reporting nations. The bureau cites data from 27 countries covering up to ten months of 1910, showing marked monthly increases in imports.

Bureau of Statistics Europe

Enormous Coke Waste Highlighted by Bureau of Mines

Richard Moldenke of the Foundrymen's Association criticizes coke manufacture as the most wasteful industry after coal mining. In a Bureau of Mines bulletin, he pinpoints the old beehive oven as a key waste source, noting the 1907 net loss from beehive coke production reached about 38 million dollars.

Bureau of Mines Richard Moldenke Foundrymen's Association Moldenke

Sermon Links War's End to Carnegie Peace Gift

Rev Zed H Copp of Bethany Chapel Presbyterian preached last night that Andrew Carnegie’s gift promotes universal peace. He argued the great war work of the sword is nearly done, wars will be less frequent and less destructive, and arbitration will lead to universal disarmament.

Zed H Copp Bethany Chapel Presbyterian Andrew Carnegie

Shot in fight for gun on Bowery leaves man in critical condition

New York December 18. In a Bowery struggle over a heavy revolver, Policeman Joseph McLoughlin clashed with a young man who called himself Frederick Holmyard of Winnipeg Canada. Holmyard was shot through the head and lies in critical condition as the officer tried to disarm him after Holmyard fired at the policeman for no apparent reason.

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Market in Equilibrium as Money Eases Worldwide

Special to The Washington Post reports the stock market holding a narrow range with little pressure to sell or buy. A general ease in money, stronger foreign investment, and rising exports are seen as paving the way for a steadier bond market and renewed investment, though iron and steel pricing and Supreme Court antitrust rulings inject near term uncertainty.

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Steel Buyers Hold Off as Pig Iron Prices Sink

In New York on December 18, steel buyers restrain orders amid a move by producers to curb competition and output to sustain prices. Railways slow contracts, mills operate below capacity, and December activity is expected to total about 70,000 tons with 1909 and 1906 yearly figures surpassed only by prior years.

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Cheaper Money Looked For and Rio Tinto Rises on News

London reports Lombard Street awaiting bank rate decisions with patience expected for a possible cut. Paris notes liquidation on the bourse under excellent conditions as Brazil’s uncertainty weighs. Rio Tinto gains amid a mixed market, ending higher after an initial drop, while rubber and South African mines show varied moves.

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Gaynor Hospital Fund Presented in New York

New York citizens subscribed to the Gaynor hospital fund presented to the Sisters of St. Mary's Hospital Hoboken. John D Crimmins, chairman, spoke as $15,181 was raised. Crimmins asked $5 be used to endow a bed in Mayor Gaynor's name and the rest for alterations and other needs.

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, a Southern Railway porter, entertained about 9 guests at his home with a five course possum dinner. The menu included possum, turkey, oysters, sweet potatoes, and other trimmings. Guests from the railroad’s offices in attendance included Guy Mauldin, A E Fowler, Dr W A Applegate, J J Cowhig, J A Jones, A L Thompson, and others, sharing in the meal and leaving a store of provisions for winter.

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Postal Savings Banks to Open January 3 Announcement

Postmaster General Hitchcock said preparations are complete for deposits at postal savings banks starting January 3 the first working day of the year. One experimental office will open in each state and territory to test the service under the IMF appropriation.

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