Must prune pensions District able to pay only forty percent
District officials warn that pensions for widows and orphans of police and firemen will drop below half their usual payments tomorrow as the pension fund shows a 60 percent deficiency. A new fund is proposed to cover shortfalls, with possible transfers from non liquor tax licenses if needed.
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Police and Firemens
Congress
Funeral of H Poor at St Margaret s Church
Funeral services for Charles H Poor who died Saturday at 1611 Twenty first street were held yesterday at St Margaret s Church. The Roy Dr Aerbert Se Smith rector officiated. Pallbearers included Gen Joseph P Sanger, Rear Admiral Wederek Rodgers, Rear Admiral Willud Brownson, and several others. The body was taken to Syracuse for burial. interment to occur today.
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St Margaret's Church
Boiy
Syracuse
Charles H Poor
Twenty First Street
Orloch
St Margaet 'S Church
Roy
Aerbert Se Smith
Joseph P Sanger
Wallace Randolph
Wederek Rodgers
Willud Brownson
Fanny Tent
Col Chorley
VeCawley Folson
Bradley
Gordon Cumming
Gould Urged for Maryland Federal Judgeship by Maryland Delegation
A Maryland delegation urges President Taft to appoint Justice Ashie Gould to the federal judgeship in Maryland. Rep Pearce of Maryland presents Gould as a nominee, while Robert Smith of Baltimore is also proposed by another delegation. Judge Henry Stockbridge of Baltimore has strong support for the post, and the appointments follow a recent congressional act setting age and qualification norms.
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Maryland
Ashie
Wi Gould
District Supreme Court
Pearce
Maeyland
Taft Yeser Gee
Robert Smith
Baltimore
Maryland City
Smith
Henry Stockbridge
Bullmore
Stricken on Street John H Wood Dies Soon After Attack
John H Wood 40 of the Pierpont apartments died soon after being stricken on a street near Eisham between Second and Third streets. He had Brights disease and worked as a watchman at the National Museum. He was on his way to a reception when he collapsed yesterday afternoon.
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John H Wood
Pierpont
F Street
I Wood
National Museum
Egan Party Heads for Denmark from Washington trip
The American minister to Denmark and Mrs Maurice Francis Egan depart Washington for New York and sail today for Denmark. Mr Egan has been on a three month leave beginning last Saturday. Reports mention entertainment offerings and local business notices intermingled with the bulletin.
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Egan
Denmark
Maurice Francis Egan
Washington
New York
Dennmix
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