Faith Healing Report Spurs Medical Aid Not Supplant
London May 5 The report from The Committee on Spiritual Healing or Faith Cure notes divine power operates through natural laws and should aid medical treatment. It distinguishes faith and mental healing from organic disease, warns against abandoning medicine, and urges spiritual care to accompany, not replace, medical care. Committee members include clergy and doctors from Westminster Durham St. Paul’s Stepney and others.
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London
Herbert KH. Ryle
Westminster
H. H. Henson
Durham
William R. Inge
St. Waitt's
Henry L. Paget
Stepney
Sinclar
Dyce Duckworth
Richard Douglas Powell
Theodore
Tryslop
Thomas Clifford Ardult
Sore
Apostolic Church
Gayvink
Hey
Cardinal Gibbons Sails for Rome Visit
On May 1 in New York Cardinal Gibbons departed aboard the Prinzess Irene for Naples en route to Rome for his ad limina visit to the Pope. He occupied the captain’s quarters as mobbed piers flew American, German, and papal flags. The cardinal led a party including Monsignor Shahan and Bishops Connell and Fox among others, with several priests joining the official Vatican mission.
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Vatican
New York
Naples
Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Moboken
Monsignor Shahan
Washington, D. C
K . Connell
Conference Trail Endangered by Warily Readings
Leaders and officials from the District and national charitable groups depart for Memphis for the forty first conference of charities and corrections. Discussions include welfare, child labor, housing and public works with lectures and meetings in Washington and beyond.
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George
Wilson
Board of Charities
A. J. McKelway
National Child Labor Committee
Memphia
Charities and Corrections
Todé
W. BH
Whitaker
Occoquan
Young Nixon Fined for Breach of the Peace
Stanhope W. Nixon, Yale student and son of Lewis Nixon of New York, was found guilty in New Haven city court of a breach of the peace connected to an October 21 assault on Edward W. Everett, chief engineer of a telephone company. A $200 fine plus costs was imposed. Nixon testified he had been drinking and had no memory of the incident. An appeal was filed. Four students testified to seeing Nixon near a fraternity house at the time of the alleged assault.
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New Haven
Cons
Stanhope W. Nixon
Yale
Lewis Nixon
New York
Edward W. Evertt
O'Meara
Nixon
Becaus
Nixon son of Yale student testifies in crowded trial
During the trial the courtroom was filled with Yale students. Nixon, until leaving college, belonged to exclusive societies and was a varsity rower. Mr and Mrs Nixon sat in court and appeared moved by their son's testimony.
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Yale
Nixon
Trail of Billard Money in ICC Inquiry
The Interstate Commerce Commission will investigate the Billard Company and its ties to the New Haven Railroad. Chief Counsel Folk will trace the source of 2 million dollars said to finance Billard, possibly provided by the New Haven. Samuel Hemingway and John L. Billard are named witnesses with former New Haven President Mellen to be called.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Billard Company
New Haven
Folk
Samuel Hemingway
John L. Billard
Read
Mellen
The
Remington ‘Typewriter’Company
Remington Typewriter Company
Remington
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
Americas
Exposition Management
Exposition
Deportation of Swedish Leprosy Patient Ends Secretly
Chicago and Cook County officials praised a secretive operation that shipped Charles Wolgren a Sweden native diagnosed with leprosy from Chicago to a Swedish ship. The private car voyage through multiple states involved covert permits, with Wolgren expected to depart for Sweden in a few hours.
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Chicago
Cook County
Charles Wolgren
Sweden
Wolgren
Viner
Britain to reconsider Panama-Pacific Exposition role
London reports that the British government may reverse its plan to skip the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco and could send a modified official representation. Premier Asquith heard a Commons deputation requesting a special government pavilion to unite British subjects across the empire.
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London
San Francisco
Great Britain
Asquith
House of Commons
Langley anniversary marks first powered flight efforts
The piece notes the eighteenth anniversary of Langley’s early flight experiments, dating back to 1936 over the Potomac near Quantico Virginia. It references Washington area field maneuvers and Smithsonian commemorations including the Langley tablet.
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Smithsonian Institution
Samuel Pierpont Langley
Potomac
Quantico
Smithsonian’ Institution
Langley. Tablet
Colorado legislature moves to shield indebted state
May 6 Denver reports leaders in the house and senate say an extra session will fund about 31 million in state indebtedness before adjournment. Measures seek a constitutional amendment for arbitration and governor powers over mobs and firearms. A police force bill and bond issue for militia costs were introduced amid a predicted lack of impeachment moves against Gov Ammons. Strikes in Trinidad push for gun disarmament with union leaders urging miners to surrender arms to army under military supervision.
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Denver
Cole
Colorado
House
Enate
Penate
Senate
Gov. Ammons
J. H. Slattery
Tils
Diamond
Maj. Holbrook
Cal. Lockett
Threat of a General Strike Moves by United Mine Workers
Indianapolis leaders announce a committee to study prospects for a general strike in coal mining and to report findings to the executive board. Ohio miners urge a statewide walkout, while Kanawha district coal workers are ordered back to work pending new contract talks or severance of negotiations.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International Executive Board
United Mine Workers of America
Frank Hayes
William O. Green
Paul J. Paulsen
Wyoming
Robert Harin
Washington
Frank Farrington
Illinois
Green
Thel Executive Board
Publc
Ohio
John Moore
Presdent
G. W. Savage
Kanawha
West Virginia
Woman of the mighty pocket charged in silk theft
New York police arrest Mrs Sophie Lemanski dubbed the woman of the mighty pocket after she is charged with stealing 39 yards of silk worth 57.17 from a department store. Her companion Mrs Katle Pokoraki is charged with pushing the bolt of silk while the saleswoman’s back was turned. A pocket inside Lemanski’s skirt concealed a tack of rings and fishhooks drawing the bolt into her garment. Store workers saw the silk vanish and police recovered the missing bolt after a struggle.
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New York
Sophie Lemanski
Thirtieth ‘Street
Katle ‘Pokoraki
M ‘Lemanaki
Mia
Bennett
Daniel
Wall
Tore Tives
Myaterthiis i
Mrs Oglesby In Auto Crash Near Capitol
Mrs Woodson R Oglesby wife of Representative Oglesby of Yonkers N Y narrowly escaped injury Monday when her car collided with another at North Capitol and E streets NW The Oglesby car suffered about 12 in damage The other driver unnamed was busy talking with two passengers The same night Lieut Comdr HH Madison USN of Highlands and Myron M Parker Jr of 1020 Vermont Ave NW each drove other autos at North Capitol and Massachusettes Ave NW with no injuries
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Woodson R. Oglesby
Cathedral Avenue
Oglesby
Yonkers
N. Y
North Capitol
E Streets
Madison
Highlands
Myron M. Parker, Jr
Vermont Avenue
North Capitol Street
Massachusettes Avenue
Excise Board Against Okla Representative Thompson Bill
District commissioners sent an adverse report to Congress on Thompson Oklahoma bill prohibiting Aquoricenses within 400 feet of street car intersections. Board concurs that new excise law won’t take effect until November 1 and should be tested first. Notes many clubs and hotels risk losing licenses and cites 81 street car transfer intersections in the District.
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Congress
Thompson
Oklahoma
Excise Board
Haggin Expands Newport Estate Holdings At Dixon Street
New York May 5 Special reports James B Haggin who bought Villa Rosa in Newport has extended his holdings by acquiring the McCann property on the southerly side of Dixon street adjoining Villa Rosa. Upon completion, Haggin will possess one of the largest estates along Helavae avenue and Dixon street, taking in the front adjoining Lancey Astor Kane’s property.
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New York
James B. Haggin
Frm
Four Dead in Auto Smashes in Jersey City
Four people died or were injured in two crashes near Jersey City. A Bellevue Turnpike rollover killed Samuel Willis 50 a tobacconist, his son Walter 18, and Mrs Mary Walsh all of Jersey City. Three others were severely injured. In a separate crash Assistant Engineer Hudson Lovell of the Jersey City fire department was killed when his speeding fire engine collided with another vehicle.
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Jersey City
N. J
Bellevue Turnpike
North Arlington
Hudson Lavell
Wan Keled
Samuel Willis
Walter
Mary Walsh
Lovell
Gets eight years for killing John J Patten case verdict
John J Patten age 22 and three companions were charged in the July 18, 1912 killing on Benning road of John Spencer. The District Court of Appeals affirmed an eight year penitentiary term for Patten while the others pled guilty to manslaughter. Patten’s lawyer argued the trial lacked proper jury selection.
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John J. Patten
John Spencer
Benning Road
District Court of Appeals
Prisoners Enjoy Movies at District Jail Night
Prisoners at the District jail enjoyed a motion picture and vaudeville program Monday night. Fred Hinkey and C. W. Plinnkett provided entertainment. A heartily applauded scene showed a detective shoved off a dock. another depicted a policeman chasing a thief who stole his hat and coat. Lois B. E. Zinkhan invited jail officials to attend.
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Jal
L.were
Om. Moore
Fred Hinkey
C. W. Plnnkett
Lois BE. Zinkhan
Smith Leads in South Carolina Delegate Picks
Supporters of Senator E D Smith claim early county convention results across 44 counties show he won the first test over Gov. Cole L Blease. Blease failed to win a delegate spot from Newberry, while Smith secured a delegate seat from his home county as South Carolina delegates were chosen for the May 20 state convention.
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Columbia
D. C
E. D. Smith
United States
South Carolina
Cole L. Blease
Senator Smith
Blease
Newberry County
Smith
Watch Carefully the Childs Diet
Mothers are often careless about children diet forcing all to eat the same foods. Many foods do not agree with everyone so avoid constipation and indigestion by a gentle laxative not a purge. Syrup Pepsin is praised as the ideal remedy for constipation in children and is sold by druggists. Free sample offers are described with a request for name and address.
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Alawell
America
M. B. Patten
Valley Junction
Town
Ralph M
Patten
Dr. B. Galevall
Washington Street
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Hugh
Washington Hebrews
Fifth and I Streets
B. Dansanaky
M. Lelngon
Dramatic Society of Business High School
Howard H. Bemis
W. J. Yule
H. Dumville
A. McNab
Georgian Avenue
Rock Creek Church Road
Little B
Tenth
Greece
District of Columbia
O'Leary
Consumers’ League
Chamber of Commerce
Elizabeth Bryan
League
Col. Harts
Thirteenth Street
Washington Society of Engineers
Literary and Historiccal Society
Metropolian Urican
Epiacopel Church
M. A. D."madre
William
Richard J Misa
A. D. Bell
Clarence B Allen
C. H. Stepteau
Edgar Privit
National Cathedral
Johnston
Carthedral “School
Boya
Mount St
California State ‘Association
McCord
F Street
Foaquin Miller Cabin
Mils Stonebreaker
Audrey Harvey
W. F. O'Donoghue
W. McCord
C McCauley
A. V. Stubenranch
John. I
Columbia Heights
Roosevelt Progressive Club
Sixth Street
Charles Meehan
Woman's Democratic League
Cairo
William A. Cullop
Indiana
Herbert Bro
Young Nixon
Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Kaufman Clothing: ‘Company
Penna: Ave
Billard
S. PB
Langley
Victor-American Fuel Company
Hastings
Delagua
Gray Creek
Las Animas County
Havenwood
Huerfano County
Walzenburo
Fifth Cavalry
Trinidad
Mongon
Walsenburg
Réchendack
Robert J. Howe
Eleventh
D. C. Cabell
War College
War Department
Coal ‘Miners’ Committee
Remington Typewriter
Company Oficial Distributors
Panama Canal
What the
Remington Typewriter Co
Panama
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Panama Exposition
Mpany
Remington Typewriter Company (Incorporated
New York Ave
N. W
Washington, D.C
Mrs. Oglesby
Warrowly
NEW Excise Board
Newport Place
McCann Property
Villa Roza
Pittsburgh
Florence Dove
Elizabeth Hibneck
North Braddock
Dove
Elizabeth Kleneck
Lillian Schadie
Kleneck
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