Defy Mother Church Leader Charged With Mental Malpractice
Fourteen hundred members of the First Church of Christ Scientist in New York hear the inquiry report on H L Stetson head of the Boston church. The panel absolves most charges of abuse of power and malversion but censures the New York church for bias against Mrs Stetson. The meeting, held at Central Park, runs from two to eight with factions arguing over the governor’s actions and the future of the church leadership.
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Honeymoon Escape Ends in Tragedy Near Sampson
A fragmented report recounts a couple's troubled escape on their honeymoon in Sampson county. Despite parental opposition and local warnings, the pair pursued the union, later disappearing in a northern cave. Authorities say a forthcoming explanation will shed light on the fatal sequence that left a young man missing and a grim aftermath.
Houston VA fire leaves town menaced by blaze
A fire swept through a Washington area town damaging Ware hardware and several sites including the Hotel Dodetts. Firefighters regained control around 10 pm as passengers on a Norfolk Western train observed the smoky town, now under threat of further damage.
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Central figure in French murder trial continues on page
The trial of Mme Steinheil unfolds with dramatic cross examinations as she denies charges, defends herself amid tensions in court, and faces intense public scrutiny. Judge de Valles pushes for clarity while crowds erupt, and reporters note shifting perceptions of guilt and truth.
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Women Honor Pankhurst at Washington Reception
English suffragette leader Emmeline Pankhurst receives guests at the Raquel Suffrage Association of the District of Columbia in Washington. She notes broad sympathy for woman suffrage in the United States, declines to advise American tactics, and prepares for a second address at the Old Masonic Temple.
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Apple Show Opens With Pageant Queen of blossoms crowned
The first annual apple exhibition and carnival under Berkeley County Horticultural Society opened in Martinsburg with thousands attending. Prizes include a silver cup from Martinsburg Chamber of Commerce and cash awards from West Virginia Experiment Station for best barrels and boxes across five varieties. The horticultural session met in the courthouse. WM Haws of Washington spoke on education for future orchardists. A big street pageant and athletic events follow, with Miss Nannie Mall of Berkeley County named queen of the apple blossoms and seated with attendants.
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Niece of ex President Roosevelt Weds in New York
Joseph Wilson and Corinne Douglas Robinson, niece of Theodore Roosevelt, married at noon in New York at the bride’s brother Theodore Douglas Robinson’s home. Bishop Greer officiated with Rev Leighton Patka. John Alsop served as best man. Bridesmaids and guests were intimate friends and relatives. breakfast followed.
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Bank Assets Auctioned as Worthless in 1896 Failure
In Nashua New Hampshire on November 4 1896 bank assets valued at a quarter of a million dollars were sold for 10 dollars by Lester F Thurber a descendant of Security Trust Company of Nashua. Sargent of Frank For Adsignes Thurber bought the items and regarded them as worthless as part of the winding up of the failed institution among forty New Hampshire banks that failed in that low economic period.
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Baptist Laymen Rally Announces Washington Campaign
In Calvary Baptist Church the Baptist laymen gathered to hear about the Washington convention of the Laymen's Missionary Movement to be held November 11 to 15. Representatives from 21 District Baptist churches attended as Dr R J Willingham and Chatica L Rhoades outlined the movement's goals and enrollment targets, with plans for Sunday rallies at multiple churches.
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New York Financier Arrested in Europe on Fraud Charges
Martin Kaufman of New York, sought for $107000 frauds tied to Cotton Goods Converters, was tracked to Vienna and Berlin. Former postal inspector Henry HMI arrested him. extradition awaited. Partner M A Isaacs faced partial liability as investors pressed for repayment. A separate Norfolk case denied prescription on preferred stock issuance by Virginia Lee Company linked to James M Barr.
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Funeral rites for Prince Ito observed in Tokyo service
Thousands gathered in Kibya park Tokyo as Shinto rites marked the funeral for Prince Ito assassinated October 2. An imperial procession led by the band moved to the park, with foreign ambassadors and imperial princes in attendance. The three hour ceremony featured offerings and prayers before the bier borne to Omori for burial. In Seoul Korea a state funeral at the same hour followed Japanese rites with officials and notable figures present.
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Col Hutson Found Guilty of Embezzlement in WV Trial
Col A R Hutson former assistant adjutant general of West Virginia was found guilty in Kanawha County intermediate court of embezzling 641 dollars from the state in 1905. The jury deliberated three hours as closing speeches denounced the tactics used. Hutson allegedly used duplicate receipts to misreport funds, with penalties set from two to ten years in the penitentiary.
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Lassiter Estate Will Disposes Heirlooms to Brother
The will of Representative Francis Ries Lassiter was admitted to probate. Executor Charles Trotter Lassiter to receive the pictures and library. The remaining estate valued around 315000 goes to his brothers William Lassiter and Charles T Lassiter and to brother in law Deimond Williams of Richmond.
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