Mrs Eddy Death Demonstration Split Rocks Christian Science
Excommunicated leader Mrs Augusta Stetson claims resurrection of Mary Baker Eddy, widening rift within Christian Science churches. Boston directors deny factional disruption and retain Mrs Eddy as pastor emeritus while asserting no church support for Stetson’s views. Mexico City note places McJiar tty to Guatemala post.
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Marriage and Death Notices Ad From The Washington Post Listing Papers
A pasted notice lists marriage and death notices to appear in The Washington Post and other named morning papers including Cincinnati Inquirer Providence Journal Syracuse Post Standard Chicago Record Herald Rochester Herald New York Times Philadelphia Public Ledger and several others.
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Health Office Record Listings by Hospital and Residence
Health office record detailing newborns and patients with names and ages, listing numerous couples with newborns or infants, plus individuals at Providence and Garfield Hospitals and residential addresses in the district. Includes infants and the very young, with ages from hours to decades.
Morrill Will Filed Seeks Statue Fund and Strathford Bequests
James Swan Morrill's last will filed in probate directs executor Bradley Smakey to set aside 15000 for a statue of the dead Vermont senator to be presented to Congress. Aunt Louise S. Swan inherits household goods and Vermont farm stock, with Bonnibel the mare ordered killed. Other heirs include university funds, nieces and nephews, Strafford real estate, and farm to John Darling. cemetery care and Strafford reads maintained.
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Two Die in St Paul Fire at Concord Flats
In St Paul Minnesota a blaze at the Concord flats on Eleventh Street between Robert and Minnesota killed two and injured ten who fled into zero weather. A 35 year old woman died in the ruins and Anna Erd, 25, died of burns while her sister Miss Erd was thought fatally injured. Mrs Anna Lichtenheld fell while jumping from a window and Mrs Rose Moore age 45 was among the wounded. Fire started likely by an explosion on the second floor. ten families displaced, three babies were rescued by firemen. Property loss estimated at 35000 dollars.
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Stolen Operas Identified Dennis Higgins Held as Thief
The two operas Raffaello and Die Brautschau were identified today as stolen from an Adams Express wagon on December 2. Dennis Higgins, initially giving the name John Rea, was charged with theft and held on $2,000 bail after failing to locate the supposed accomplices.
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Bliss Rallies Despite Illness in New York
Cornelius W Bliss former Interior Secretary and longtime Republican treasurer, nearly 78, confined at home by illness for over a week, shows improvement and rests comfortably. Mary R Day sues for divorce in District Supreme Court citing cruelty. attorney George W. Drew represents her. Mystic Order Veiled Prophets at Kal licpolis Grotto initiates fifty candidates. about 400 members attend with a buffet. Senator Chamberlain of Oregon learns of his mother Parmelia T. Chamberlain's death in Natchez Miss. he heads there for the funeral.
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Governor Commutes Death Sentences in Virginia Case
Richmond December 30 Governor Mann commuted the death sentences of James Hairston and Thomas Bailey to life imprisonment for their role in the killing of Sidney Woods. John Eccles was convicted in the same case and the January 16 electric chair sentence was affected by the pardon.
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Licensed to Marry For Multiple Couples and Individuals
Richard J Watcher 32 of Bedford county Virginia and Grace E Cash 73 of Rockbridge county. Rev G J Humntcutt, Lawrence W Platt 3 and Maragret Ramey 2 of Alexandria. Hugh T Brewerman Grosvenor F Juboe 35 and Lola M Beach 9. Walter Bo Swein 28 and Elizabeth C Moormann 75 of Baltimore Rev John Rold Shannon.
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Growth of small cities in Pennsylvania census data
Pennsylvania municipalities with populations over 5 000 rose by about 50 percent in the decade from 1900 to 1910, increasing from 94 to 143. Four towns declined, while the 30 largest cities accounted for over half of the statewide gain. Johnstown led growth among the 20 largest cities with 64.4 percent, and Allentown surged 46 percent.
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Aviators race to set new altitude and distance records
Versailles reports Lieut Caumont dying from injuries after a 60 foot fall during monoplane tests while Arch Hoxsey breaks his own altitude mark with a 10 576 foot peak but fails to surpass the world record by 300 feet. Maurice Tabuteaux sets a new distance record of 362.86 miles in France during the Michelin cup contest with a 7 hour 45 minute flight and a $4 000 prize.
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Dog Speaks German Claims Stir German Scientists
A game keeper near Hamburg asserts his dog can speak German and understands questions. Berlin University professor Frangst heads a commission of investigation that reportedly found the animal uses seven clearly articulated words, four of them two syllables. The dog is said to understand strangers and reply within its known vocabulary without owner aid.
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Jealousy Alleged in On Leong Tong Shooting Case
Philadelphia December 30 Jealousy over Lee Pocks designation as a Tong delegate to a New York peace pact banquet is said to have driven Gong Dong to shoot Lee Pock early today. Pock is hospitalized with bullet wounds to the arm and shoulder. Dong is held without bail.
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Crippled tots host donation at Washington hospital
Nearly twenty crippled children in the new surgical ward of the Children's Hospital welcomed members of The Washington Post's Cousins' Club. The occasion featured the presentation of a wheeled stretcher to the ward, accepted by Mrs. Frederick B. McGuire, president of the board of lady visitors. The children gathered around elaborately decorated trees and sang for the visitors as boxes of Christmas candy were distributed.
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Estate of Havemeyer Appraised at 17 Million Dollars
New York tax appraiser files a surrogate report valuing the estate of Henry O. Havemeyer of the American Sugar Refining Company at 17 107 165 dollars. Havemeyer died December 4 1907 and left all property to his wife and three children. Lottie Dunn known as Murphy a seven year old girl was sentenced to six months in the workhouse for shoplifting a silk scarf and skirt.
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Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived and Sailed
Arrivals include the New York Campania from Liverpool, Havre La Touraine from New York, Rotterdam Noordam from New York, and Boston Lake Erie from Glasgow. A vessel named Empress of Tritate sailed from St John.
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Examiner on bank books in De funct bank coreceiver sought
Lawyers for depositors in the Virginia State Deposit and Trust Corporation, now in receivership, will seek a coreceiver before Judge L C Bailey as Francis Coates Jr begins examining the bank’s affairs. Receivers said no statements yet. employees continue preparations. Also: wedding announced for Majorie Ramey and Laurence Washburn De Mott. pastorate move for Rev J R Sevier. and funerals for Mrs Mary A Deeton and James J Campbell.
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Firebug sought as Annapolis aids police patrols
Annapolis residents join police and volunteers in patrolling streets for an arsonist blamed for four fires this week. A $500 reward was offered at a city council meeting for information leading to the firestarter's detection. Fires caused up to $6,000 in damage to Y M C A hall and other structures, with early morning blazes in unoccupied buildings heightening suspicions of deliberate action. Subscriptions for improved fire equipment are being organized, with Ennalls Waggaman leading efforts and John F P Waggaman contributing 100 pounds.
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Hotel guest list scattered across cities in 1900s
A dense roster lists guests and residents staying at major hotels in Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh California Georgia Massachusetts New York New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Texas Virginia and associations such as Raleigh Ebbitt Willard Shoreham St James Arlington and Hague Holland. Names include J OC B Smith L Power W T Johnson Charles Vace F W Storck Leroy Scott J Mendenhall J H Lindauer D Byrnes W Colvin Walter Neale A P Brocklebank F Hoppe T T Dent J Berg J Mendenhall M F Kennagh H T Julien Waller W Maxwell Rush Taggart J C Gray J W Highes Charles S Kuhn A Thompson E A McCarthy J W Maxwell etc. The fragmentary list appears to record hotel affiliations across many cities.
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Clarence Lexow Dead Former New York Senator
Clarence Lexow, longtime New York State senator and former chairman of the Lexow committee that investigated city government and police corruption, died at his Nyack home at age 68 after four days of pneumonia. He left a wife, three children and three brothers. Lexow, born in Brooklyn, studied at Columbia and the University of Jena, and was a key figure in exposing police links with gamblers and illicit establishments.
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Fight for $2,000,000 Atkins estate in Ohio
Cincinnati December 30 The battle over L V Atkins estate valued at 2000000 unfolds with Florence Fugazzi of Cincinnati claiming common law wife status. Sisters and brothers contest the claim arguing Fugazzi was married to Thaddeus Rowe in Windsor Canada on December 14 193.
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Bar Association Convention Planned for Boston and Chicago
The American Bar Association sets its 1511 convention dates in Boston with August 29 and 30 as key sessions, while Chicago is also listed as a meeting site for the event.
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Wildcat stops fugitive in fatal stabbing case in Asheville
Frank McMahon, 27, allegedly stabbed John Davis, 45, near a National Casket Company site. McMahon fled toward the county but a wildcat crossing his path startled him, then he returned and was captured by police. Davis died from a knife wound to the lung.
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Mrs Martin Must Face Jury in Murder Trial Decision
Justice Swayze of the New Jersey Supreme Court upheld Judge Ten Eyck by ruling Mrs Caroline B Martin is not insane under the asylum removal statute. The decision denied certiorari to review the proceedings, allowing the murder indictment to proceed.
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Cowboy champion hurt at Oklahoma City roping event
At the Southwestern Cowboy reunion in Oklahoma City Joe Gardner of Midland Texas won the roping and tying contest in 25 seconds. Champion roper J Ellison Carroll with a 17 second time was the slowest, as his horse fell on him delaying his run.
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