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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1911
Page
7
The article notes Yom Kippur, the holiest Jewish day, begins at sunset and lasts until sunset Monday. It describes fasting from sundown to sundown, penitence, and the day’s services in Reform and Orthodox temples, including kol nidre, the Neilah closing, and shofar signals.
Chicago Sept 30 Mrs Alvina Brasch Burns Mueller was ordered to refrain from calling her husband Juan Mueller on the telephone or disturbing him at his hotel where he is steward in a restraining order issued by Judge Theodore Brentano. Mueller also filed for divorce alleging her temper and quarrelsome nature amid interference with his duties.
A major Southern Commercial Congress exhibit will open in Washington with sixteen states represented. The U S Department of Agriculture will install an electric interactive display on South resources and bee development. The exhibit hall will feature sixteen state columns with wealth and resource facts, with state leaders and cities organizing displays. Also noted is a large memorial service at St Johns Episcopal Church and a new electric pipe organ donated by Mrs. Laura Lowndes to the church.
A large national drive to commute Mattie Lomax’s first degree murder sentence to imprisonment may avert her Novem ber 26 hanging in Washington. Lomax, 37, is ill with tuberculosis and confined to a jail hospital after a quarrel over money ended in Cecil Lomax’s death. She insists self defense, while supporters press for clemency, citing thousands of petitions and widespread sympathy.
Boston authorities held a man claiming to be George H. Rogers of New York for examination on a safe burglary in a Back Bay residence. He allegedly confessed that Miss Vivian Jacobs aided the theft, after jewels and silverware worth hundreds and cash vanished. Miss Jacobs denied involvement and said Rogers threatened to kill her if she spoke.
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