Eddy Doctrine Split Deepens In Christian Science Church
Special to The Washington Post reports Mrs Augusta Stetson’s claim of an imminent resurrection and a widening rift within Christian Science. Boston directors deny her views and say she is excommunicated. In New York Mrs Stetson’s followers gain converts while council leaders insist there is no churchwide dissatisfaction. George McJ. McMjrarty assigned to Guatemala post.
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Washington Post
New York
Augusta E. Stetyon
First Church of Christ
Mary Baker
Forc
Mother Church of the Faith
Boston
Mrs. Stetson
Mrs Eddy
Jesus Christ
Palestine
Reston
Stetson
Eddy
Eugene B. Cox
Eidy
Ofscera
Cox
Christian Science Church For
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Scientist, As It Takes Account of the Personality of Mrs.Eady
Mrs. Eddy
God
Jesus the Christ
Christ
Jesus of Nazareth
John V. Dittemore
Christan Science Church
Christian Science Churches
Dittemore
Christian Science Church
Alfred Farlow
Church
Obituary notices from December 1910 district paper
A batch of death notices from Washington area listings, December 1910. Names include Martha Ashby and Christi an Blanes Burgess among others, with addresses on Capitol Hill avenues and Northwest streets. Dates show December 3 to December 31 with funeral and interment details, private services, and church ceremonies noted.
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Ashby
Eleventh Street
Addisons Burgess
Coude
Janary
Byington
Te Son
Pennsylvania Avenue
Casula
John J
Orcaran
Dove Snadenty
Tpin
James J
Kate A Linvernes Young
Finera
Street
Dain
St. Peter's
Odock
Congressional
Comet
Foneval
Memilas
Connecticut Avenue
Skodas
Klovper
Sonom
Elst Street
Lucy Klopfer
Tne
Fishand
Margaret
Lerl
Wourandka Hatf Street
St John’s Gutheran Evan
Kural Church
Project Phil
Baltimore
Mmermott
Catherine
Mra
James Reed
Tate
John McDermott
Civie
Steel Northwest
MEAD
Third Street
Christopher
Tixtella Bo Montdo
Rock Creek Cemetery
Boston
Marriage and Death Notices Insertion Policy
The Washington Post will place notices for marriage and death in multiple named morning papers without extra charge. Inquiries specify newspapers including Cincinnati Inquirer Providence Journal Syracuse Post Standard Chicago Record Herald and others.
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Washington Post
Cincinnat Inquirer
Providence Journal
Ces
Syracuse Post-Standard
Chicise Record-Herald
Tintacurter
Rochester Herald
New York Times
Luis Republic
Beatonsade
Titisburg
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Health Office Record of Births and Ages Across Washington
A health office record lists numerous births and ages of residents and patients. Names include Osborns Furnes Tolson Pile Gradwell Givenson Max Watson Strauss Arker Doten Brown Douglas Dabney Prue Dixon Klopfer and others with ages from newborn to elderly, plus hospital and facility placements at Providence Garfield Freedmen's and Tuberculosis hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hylas D
Margaret A. Osborn
Edward Lb
Ada Tolson
David
Sarah Sinrod
Nol C
Margaret B Furnes
Willam P
Mabel H Billings
Albert W
Nora J. Osborn
Bor Menry
Grace M. Sorrell
Robert L
Martha L Pile
Elam W
Minnia Robina
John Jana Nancy Hamilton
Thomas H
Myrtle D. Gradwell
Barnet
Etta Givenson
Charlie
Esther Max
Jacob R
Jessie A. Watson
Albert
Lydia A. Strauss
William R
Mose L. Arker
Leonard S
Mertie A. Doten
Ernest B
Edna C Brown
Charles
Alberta Douglas
Randolph
Lena Dabney
A William and
Anna Prue
Mollie Dixon
Wathan W. Klopfer
Helen B Smith
Katie Burkhalter
Providence Hospital
Caroline Newkirk
Frances Duvall
Glet St Aw
James C. McClellan
Garfield Hospital
Ursula Corcoran
Avo Nw
Catherine McDermott
O St Av
Lester Blackman
Katorema Road
Hester A. Davis
Tih St
Mary E. Osslre
Nichols Ave
William Lerch
Lo Fisher
Emergenty
Ida M. Dunigan
Mi Ave
Bernard and
Wilhelming Hanes
Va Ave
Mary Thompson
Tuberculosis Hospital
Mary Brown
Wallach Placa Ow
Ehen M Epps
Vi Ave Nw
Frank H Brown
13Th St. Nw
Albert Cook
Home For
Sylvester Thomas
Ella Taylor
Wilhelmina BE
Barham
St. Ne
Theodore Banke
Adelaide Smeede
Seaton
Ulysses Holmes
Cleve
Freedmen's Hospital
Philip and
Maria Thomas
Morrill Will Filed Gives Aunt All Household Goods
James Swan Morrill, Vermont statesman's son, leaves aunt Louise Swan the house contents and Vermont farm assets, with $15,000 for a statue to be presented to Congress. Executors allocate funds to university, relatives, and a mausoleum, while a Strafford farm heir receives the property and the farm man John Darling stands to inherit.
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Aunt
Vermont
James
Swan Morrill
Justin 5. Morrill
Thomas Circle
Bradley B. Smakey
Burlington
Congress
Capitol
Louise 8
Swan
Senator
Strafford
Hila
N. Ricks
University of Verrmont
Justin 5. Morris
University
Henry A. Morrill
Cora
May
Randall
W. V. Morrill
Jassie A
Elmer E
Justin J. Morrill
Fulton
Elmer E. Morrill
Curtis Morrill
Morrill
John Darling
Gittings and Chamberlain
TWO DIE IN ST PAUL FIRE AT CONCORD FLATS
In St Paul Minnesota a fire at the Concord flats on Eleventh Streetbetween Robert and Minnesota streets killed two and injured ten. The dead include a 35 year old woman and Anna Erd 25 who died of burns in a department store. Miss Erd sister is hurt, Mrs Lichtenheld and Mrs Rose Moore are among the injured. Property damage about 35000. Fire started by a blast likely in the second floor. Ten families homeless in zero weather. Three babies were saved by firemen.
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Washington
St. Paul
Minn
Concord
Eleventh
Robert
Minnesota
Anna Erd
Miss Erd
St.Joseph Hospital
Anna Lichtenheld
Rose Moore
Stolen operas identified as Higgins held on theft charge
Two operas Raffaello and Die Brautschau stolen December 2 from an Adams Express wagon were recognized today at the East ith Street police station. Dennis Higgins, initially giving the name John Rea, is charged with the theft and held on $2,000 bail after investigators could not locate the men who allegedly entrusted him with the manuscripts.
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Dennis Higgins
Bperial
Washington Fort
New York
Raffaello
Metropolitan Opera Company
Eastith Street
Adams
John Rea
Bliss Resting Comfortably at Home Despite Illness
Cornelius W. Bliss former Interior Secretary and longtime Republican treasurer, nearly 78, is confined at home with illness but improving and not considered alarming. His attendants report he is resting well and showing progress after more than a week of illness.
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Hillness
Interior
Washington Post
New York
Cornelius WN. Bliss
Republican National Committee
Governor commutes two death sentences in Virginia case
Richmond December 30. Governor Mann commuted to life imprisonment the death sentences of James Hairston and Thomas Bailey, two African American men who were scheduled for execution by electricity on January 16 for involvement in the killing of Sidney Woods. John Eccles had been convicted in the case.
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Richmond
Govy. Mann
James Hairston
Thomas Bailey
Sidney Woods
John Eccles
Licensed to Marry in Brief Notice
Richard J Watcher 32 of Bedford county Virginia and Grace E Cash 73 of Rockbridge county Virginia vs Rev G J Humntcutt Lawrence W Platt 3 and Margarett Ramey 2 of Alexandria. Hugh T Brewerman Grosvenor F Juboe 35 and Lola M Beach 9. Rev Vv Of Ssenmitt Walter Bo Swein 28 and Elizabeth C Moor mann 75 both of Haltimore Maryland Rev John Rold Shannon.
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Richard J. Watcher
Bedford County
Grace E Cash
Rockbridge County
G. J. Humntcutt
Lawrence W. Platt
Maragret Ramey
Alesandria
Var
Hugh T. Brewerman
Grosvenor F
Growth of Small Cities in Pennsylvania Population Shifts
Population statistics from the census bureau show Pennsylvania towns over 5,000 growing by more than 5 percent in the decade, rising from 94 to 143. Four municipalities declined, including Bradford and Coraopolis. Largest gains occurred in Johns town and Allentown, with notable jumps among smaller cities advancing into higher brackets.
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Pennsylvania
Bradford
Coraopolis
Danville
Middletown
Johnstown
Allentown
Cleburne, Tex
Aviators Break Altitude And Distance Records In Europe And California
In Versailles Lieut Caumont of the army aviation corps died after a 60 foot fall during a monoplane test. Arch Hoxsey in California set an endurance record but fell short of the world altitude mark, while Maurice Tabuteaux in Buc France broke the distance record of 362.86 miles in 7 hours 45 minutes to win the Michelin Cup and $4,000 prize.
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Versailles
France
Lieut. Caumont
Army Aviation Corps
Brun
Lieut
Caumont
Legion of Honor
Los Angeles
Cal
Arch Hoxsey
California
Legaganeux
Pau
International Federation of Aero Clubs
Hoxsey
A. L. Welgh
Buc
Maurice Tabuteaux
Tabuteaux
Dog in Hamburg Claims Speak German Says Scientists Investigate
A game keeper near Hamburg reports his dog can speak German and answer questions. Berlin University Professor Frangst leads a commission of inquiry, noting the dog uses seven clearly articulated words, four of which have two syllables. The animal is said to understand and reply within its language knowledge without owner aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berit
Dee
Hamburg
Frangst
Berlin University
Jealousy Alleged in Attempted Killing Between Tong Delegates
Jealousy over Lee Pock being named an On Leong Tong delegate to a New York peace pact banquet is cited as the motive in an early today shooting attempt. Lee Pock is hospitalized with bullet wounds to the arm and shoulder. Gong Dong is held without bail.
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Philadelphia
Lee Pock
On Leong Tong
New York
Society
Four Brothers
Gong Dong
Pock
Dong
Crippled Tots Host Club at Washington Hospital
Nearly a score of crippled children hosted Washington Post Cousins Club members in the new surgical ward of Children’s Hospital. They presented a wheeled stretcher to the ward while Mrs Frederick B. McGuire, president of the board of lady visitors, accepted it. The children gathered around decorated trees and sang for the visitors as they distributed boxes of Christmas candy.
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Children's Hospital
Washington Post
Cousins’ Club
Frederick B. McGuire
Board of Lady Visitors
Havemeyer Estate Valued At 17 Million Dollars
New York tax appraiser places Henry O. Havemeyer estate at 17 107 165 with surrogate filing. Havemeyer died December 4 1907 leaving all to wife and three children. A separate note reports Lottie Dunn known as Murphy seven forced to six months in workhouse for shoplifting scarf and skirt.
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New York
H. O. Havemeyer
Henry O. Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Havemeyer
Lottie Dunn
Murphy
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived and Sailed
Arrived ships include New York Campania from Liverpool Havre La Touraine from New York Rotterdam Noordam from New York and Boston Lake Erie from Glasgow. Sailed vessels list Liverpool Empress of Tritate from St John Be.
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New York
Campania
Liverpool
Havre—La Touraine
Rotterdam
Noordam
Boston
Lake Erie
Glasgow
St. John
Examiner on bank books and coreceiver requested
Lawyers for depositors in a defunct bank seek appointment of a coreceiver as state bank examiner Francis Coates begins examining the Virginia State Deposit and Trust Corporation. Receivers say no statement on affairs until Coates finishes. Also notes a marriage announcement, a strange watch theft, a pastorate move, and funeral/burial notices for local residents.
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Beck
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Virginia Sate Deposit and Trust Corporation
Francis Coates, Jr
State Bank
Richmond
In Search of Firebug in Annapolis Streets
Annapolis citizens and police patrol the city seeking an arsonist blamed for four fires this week including today and yesterday. A $500 reward was set at a special city council meeting for information leading to the arsonist’s detection. Fire damage ranged from 31 000 to 6 000 in two instances, with threats of swift justice amid high winds and cautious precautions. Subscriptions for improved fire apparatus are being organized led by Ennalls Waggaman, with John F. P. Waggaman already contributing £100.
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Annapolis
Washington Post
Strange
Midshipmen
L. M. Nurton
Bowyer
Ennalls Waggaman
Washington
Lst
John FP. Waggaman
Hotel Guests Listed Across Cities
A long list of travelers and guests is reported, noting names and accompanying hotels in Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh California Georgia Massachusetts New York State New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Texas Virginia and abroad including travelers at Ebbitt Willard Shoreham St James Raleigh and related venues.
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Boston
J. OC
B. Smith
L. Power
W. T. Johnson
Charles Vace
F. W. Storck
Willard
Chicago
J. H. Lindauer
Raleigh
D. Byrnes
Shoreham
New York City
W. Colvin
St James
P. Clayton
Walter Neale
A. P. Brocklebank
F. Hoppe
E. Callard
Arlington
E. B. Boallow
Higgs
St. Jamen
J. W. Highes
M. Cameron
Ebbitt
Charles S Kuhn
California
Thompson
San Francisco
E. A. Mc~Carthy
Clarence Lexow Dies in New York at Nyack Home
Clarence Lexow, former chairman of the New York senate committee to investigate city government, died at his Nyack home after a four day illness from pneumonia. Born Brooklyn 1862, he studied at Columbia and the University of Jena, practiced law, and rose to prominence leading a probe that exposed police corruption and collusion with gamblers and illicit establishments. He leaves a wife, three children, and three brothers.
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New York
Clarence Lexow
Senate
Nyack
N. Y
Lexow
Brooklyn
Columbia University
University of Jena
State Senate
Fight Over $2,000,000 Atkins Estate Opens in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on December 30, a dispute over L. V. Atkins estate unfolds after the Chicago shooting by a former business partner. The estate reportedly worth $2,000,000 is contested by Florence Fugazzi who claims common law wife status, while Atkins siblings challenge the marriage claim and cite a Windsor Canada ceremony on December 14, 193.
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Cincinnati
Oho
L. V. Atkins
Chicago
Florence Fugazzi
Atkins
Thaddeus Rowe
Windsor
Canada
Bar Association Convention Set for Boston in 1511
The American Bar Association selected Boston as the site for its 1511 convention. The event is scheduled for August 29, 30, and 31, with dates confirmed and plans under way in Boston and Chicago as coordinating cities.
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Chicago
Vec. Sj
Boston
Bay
American Bar Association
Wildcat Averts Escape in Asheville Stabbing Case
Frank McMahon, 27, is jailed after a stabbing that seriously wounded John Davis, 45. McMahon says fate and a wildcat obstructed his escape. a chase led past the National Casket Company factory before police captured him. Davis crawled home bleeding from a knife wound in the back piercing his lung.
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Washington Post
Asheville
N. C
Frank McMahon
John Davis
McMahon
National Casket Company
MrMahon
Davis
Mrs Martin Must Face Jury In New Jersey Case
Special to the Washington Post from Trenton New Jersey December 30 Justice Swayze of the supreme court upheld Judge Ten Eycks ruling that Caroline B Martin who stands trial for the murder of Ma rceer Snead found dead in a bath tub is not insane under the statute allowing asylum removal The court denied the writ of certiorari to review Judge Ten Eycks proceedings
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Washington Post
Trenton
N. J
Justice Swayze
Supreme Court
Judge Ten Eyck
Caroline B. Martin
Mra
Ceer Snead
Ten Eyck
Cowboy Champion Hurt at Oklahoma City Rodeo
In Oklahoma City on December 20, Joe Gardner of Midland Texas won the Southwest cowboy reunion roping event in 25 seconds. World champion roper J Ellison Carroll posted 17 seconds but was hindered when his horse fell, delaying his finish at 1 23 6.
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J. E. Carroll
Oklahoma City
Okla
Joe Gardner
Midland
Tex
J. Ellison Carroll
Carroll
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Mother Church
Mexico City
George A. Mcjriartty
Guatemala City
Vinshand
George EH
Seatton
Roa
Geier’s Sons
ST NW
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Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank
Geo. P. Zurhorst
Tampataker
Dmbalmer
East Capitol St
William Lee
Anfemrvimer Livery
Csapet
John R. Wright Co
Yuner
W. R. Pumphrey & Son
Reehlife
Im. i. F Alvey Fes Hea
Health Office Record
Wow
F St
Thomas Circle House
Cornelius N. Bliss
Maryland
Belle
Mary R. Day
Samuel Oscar Day
Bella
Carroll County
District Supreme Court
George W. Drew
Day
Kallipolis Grotto
National Rifles
J. W. Collins
Samuel Shreve
John Shreve
Oregon
Senator Chamberlain
Parmelia T. Chamberlain
Natchez
Miss
Keystone State
Aero
French Aviation Corps
Moisant
Tabuteux
Lee
Post
Alexandria Institution
Horace B. Ramey
Majorie Ramey
Laurence Washburn de Mott
Army and Navy Preparatory School
Thomas Currie Sims
Wyoming
Hugh T. Smith
Bethany Baptist Church
Rhode Island Avenue
Second Street Northwest
W. H. Beach
North Royal Street
Georgia
J. R. Sevier
Second Presbyterian Church
Augusta
Mary A. Deeton
Duke Street
J. M. Holmes
Methodist Protestant Church
Albertus Deston
James J. Campbell
Union Cemetery
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U.S
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank Pa
Ps Ave
Saya
Bar Association
Wildgat
Fates
Man
Mrs. Martin
people _ of
Westminster
Trinity
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Glouunth
Fotwa
Newepar
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