Bishop Cures Her and Attacks Medical Trust at Church Meeting
Mary Mernill claims relief from pains after a mental procedure by Olver Sabin at Rauscher's Church. Bishop Satin denounces medical regulation and attacks the medical trust, addressing a large crowd, asserting faith in spiritual healing and criticizing physicians in a contentious public meeting.
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Nis
Mary Mernll
Olver Sabin
Rauscher
Christian Science Churchman
Medical Trust
Oliver Satin
Kankelwal Chels
Wilunger
Ted Ai
Aed
Ae Rauscher
Moretti
Meretti
Thosne
Severas
Owas
Sihmate Weveral
Hinds
Sivas
London to Hear Wise Men at Major International Meetings
The article notes a gathering of notable scholars and educators from May 27 to June 2, including the Congress of Americanists and Imperial Conference events in Cran Sund, Oxford. It highlights international experts discussing educational science, archaeology, languages, and history, with patrons such as Connaught and Clements Mark named in connection to the meetings.
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Bert Ames
Congress of American Few
Terrasional
Congresa
Cotleal Connin Cran Sune
Imperial
Aant Teaghert
Roknica Congress
Noguethe International
Oxpea
Congress of Americanists
Toy Ty
Connaught
Teachers Plan Convention of Eastern Education Group
Prominent educators will address the Manual Training Association in Baltimore at Kelvadera Hotel. The Eastern Art and Slamat Learning Teachers Association holds its annual convention with several hundred delegates from eastern U S cities. A reception at the Maryland Institute tomorrow night offers a view of the Uranien exam and a pledge to represent America at the Dresden International congress for art education.
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Manual Training Association
Baltimore
Eastern Art and Slamat Learning Teachers Associay
Kelvadera
United States
Viettora
Maryland Instituts
America
Iiuatory
Dresden
Edusatorm
Mental cures and psychotherapy in medical views
A Philadelphia doctor summarizes a Medical Society paper on psychotherapy and mental healing. He argues mind strength, confidence, and hope aid recovery, while cautioning against overstatements of cures from faith healers and stressing scientific, measured approaches.
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J. Madison Taylor
District Medical Society
Fire destroys Surf Hotel on Fire Island
New York May 12 fire gutted the new Surf Hotel at Ocean Beach on Fire Island near the Point of Woods along with six nearby cottages. The loss is about 49000 dollars. No guests were present. the hotel was to open for its third season June 1. The origin of the fire is not known.
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New York
New Surf
Ocean Beach
Fire Island
Point of Woods
Shot man dies of pistol wound in Roanoke incident
Special to The Washington eve reports Edward Mills of Spray, North Carolina, fatally shot after knocking on a Negro residence door in Roanoke May 12. Mills, a well dressed white man, was in a hospital in dying condition with two Black men in custody. Police say he sought a man he knew and was shot when the door answered.
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Washington
Roanoke
Edward Mills
Spray
Mitra
Would Head City Council Officer to Fill Vacancy
The Alexandria common council will elect a presiding officer tomorrow night to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Hubert Snowden. Howard W. Smith is a leading candidate and may be opposed by others. The meeting may set regional delegates and primary plans for the Norfolk convention. The report notes duties of the president and upcoming police and city matters.
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Hubert Snowden
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Alexandria Common Roune
Howard W. Smith
Second Ward
Smith
Llttle
Sinking Fund Commission
Washington bankers propose finger print ID for deposits
A New finger print system to identify depositors is advocated by Washington bankers. Depositors would supply ink impressions of index middle and third fingers alongside signatures. Bank officials from District National to Farmers and Mechanics Bank discuss potential use, benefits for security and ease, with India origin noted and New York adoption mentioned.
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Washington
Mgelvyes
Robert N Harper
District National Bank
Mr. Harper
Charles W Edmunds
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of
Georgetown
New York
Iolea
Mr Claghar
M_ D Rosenberg
Bank of Savings and Commerce
India
Washington Savings Bank
P A Flack
Singapore
Albin B Hammond Dead In Roanoke At 53
Albin B Hammond a Roanoke resident and Roanoke Leader founder died suddenly of acute indigestion at age 53. native of Frederick County Md and longtime Hammond Printing Works proprietor and Mill Mountain Incline Railway president. Survived by wife Fannie Murray of Hagerstown and two sons. First cousin of Rep James Simmons of New York who will attend funeral. related to John Hays Hammond. Burial and funeral details not provided.
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Roanoke
Albin B Hammond
Frederick County
Hammond Printing Works
Mill Mountain
Roanoke Leeder
Hammond
Fannie Murray
Hagerstown
James Simmons
New York
John Hays Hammond
New National Chamber Gathers Support From Cities
Taft backed effort, with help from the Department of Commerce and Labor, to form a national Chamber of Commerce. Ninety percent of major city bodies are joining via resolutions, aiming to amend charters and link with the Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America. The New York Chamber of Commerce moves to modify its charter as part of the plan.
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Taft
Department of Commerce and Labor
New York
Chamber of Commerce of
United States of America
Evans Building
John Joy Edson
Nagel
Bureau of Manufactures Department of Commerce and Labor
National Chamber
Yok Chamber of Commerce
A H Baldwin
Bureau of Manufactures
Baldwin
Chamber of Commerce of the
National Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
Funeral of Col T W Smith in Lynchburg VA
Funeral services for Col Thomas Washington Smith held at St Pauls Episcopal Church with Bishop Tucker presiding. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery, military cortege including Suffolk Guardsmen and Confederate veterans. Ceremonies in Annapolis for Robert H Welch, deputy clerk, at St Anne's Church with Knights of Pythias and local bar members in attendance.
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St Paula Episcopal Church
Bishop Tucker
Lynchburg
John F .Coleman
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Col Smith
Suffolk Company
Tom Smith
Stith Bolling
Robert Gilliam
Roy Mansop
T . Beckwith
Grand Ramp
United Confederate Veterans’ Division
A. P. Hill
Petersburg
H C Hudgins
Stonewall Camp
Portsmouth
W J Weely
Pickett Buchanan
Norfolk
Annapolia
Robert H Welch
St Anne's Church
Joseph P McComas
Charles C. Claytor
Baltimore
James W. Owens
Juin B Spencer
Harry M Tongue
Eugene Worthington
George W. Higgins
Daniel Duvall
Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Virginia Keswick Hunt Club Horse Show Opens
Special to The Washington Post from Charlottesville Virginia May 18 The Virginia circuit of horse shows opens Wednesday with the Keswick Hunt Club exhibition on the grounds opposite the clubhouse at Keswick More entries than ever and horses of high quality Julian Morris manager has entered Overall holder of broad jump record The worlds champion David Gray will ride in a Keswick hunt team The Keswick area is lively with house parties and notable riders including Miss Ethel Boyd Rovers Miss Katherine Elkins Miss Eleanor Leary Mrs Reginald Brooks and others The show is run by Julian Morris as manager and secretary with a large executive committee and a slate of directors from local prominent families and clubs
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Virginia
Keswick
Kenwick
Mra Morris
Ethel Boyd Rovers
New York
Katherine Elkins
Washington
Eleanor Leary
Boston
Reginald Brooks
Mirador
Rome Hunelton
Pittsburgh
Hida Holloway
Mra Shields Russell
Cloverfielda
Julian Morria
the Oaks
Mra
Wlbur W_ Osborne
Gordonsville
Misa Berta Garth
Julian Morris
JG O’brien
Murray Boocack
H FE Magruder
F L ‘Thurman
HE Magruder
John D Sawyer
G R Houghton
CJ Ingersoll
John Armstrong Chalwyer
Hdwin H Fellowes
G J O'Brien
Fll Thurman
B H Joslin
Frank
M Randolph
Julian Marrs Bernard § Horne
WT Rankin
Robert B Crawford
L. Pugh
Steel Orders Pouring In Exceed Mills Capacity Across Railways
New York May 12 Steel demand hits record highs with mills running beyond full capacity by 25 to 50 percent. Railways are the heaviest buyers ordering rails, cars, and locomotives as shipments lag. Pig iron and ingots production run at high rates while prices rise and new contracts await two to three months delivery. Major lines like Santa Fe and Great Northern boost orders. additional ships, dredges, and car floats are also placed.
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Santa Fe
Great Northern
St Louis
San Francisco
Pennsylvania Lines
Rock Taland
Miagour Pacific Sco
Chicago and Eastern
Altmala
Seaboard Atlantic Coast Line
Pere Marquette
Harriman Mnes
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
Hammond Steamship Company
United States Government
New York Central Railroad
Maryland Masons to Hold Memorial Services in Easton
Special to The Weabroguasse Ruston Md May 2 Tuesday next Easton will be the mecca for the Masonic fraternity as the grand lodge of Maryland will meet here to hold memorial services over the grave of Dr John Coats founder of the graia fudge buried in Spring Hill Cemetery From 1000 to 1500 uniformed knights Templars and other Masons are expected to attend with several bands led by the Fifth Regiment Band of Baltimore Also a separate item notes a $15000 United Brethren Church dedication at Rockwood Cumberland Md May 12 describing brick structure 77 by 61 feet with seating for 10 and joint-use of apartments
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Easton
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Ita
John Coats
Graia Fudge
Spring Hill
Templars
Fifth Regiment Band
Baltimore
Washington Post
Cumberland
United Brethren
Rockwood
Steel Outlook Is Hopeful Amid Demand and Crop Signals
The New York market sees speculative deflation easing as wheat crop losses plus strong steel and copper demand hint at broader economic health. A lower Bank of England rate signals liquidity but Britain’s Berlin strain looms. subway bond settlements and rising orders reflect a complex, tightening global finance scene.
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Bank of England
New York
Peretsta
Thomasson Paralyzed in Stroke Shuts Longtime Charlotte merchant
John H Thomas son a famed Charlotte merchant is stricken by a stroke. His condition is critical with his left side paralyzed and speech lost. Years earlier he became blind and retired from business.
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Washington Post
Charlottesyie
John H . ‘Thomasson
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