Ministers Clash Over Gov Wilson Beach Hymn Criticism
Washington clergymen and Rev Br J Howard Wells denounce Gov Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey for calling modern church hymns silly and meaningless. They defend religious songs as overall helpful while urging modernization to match times and keep pace with beliefs.
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Hymns and Bible Prose Spar Over Modern Worship
The speakers debate modern hymns saying some are vague while others align with Bible meanings. Governor Wilson’s view is echoed that many hymns drift from scripture though the best stay true to biblical language. Dr Bardens stresses that most hymns are strong but some miss precise doctrine and religious intent.
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Auto Passes Worst Road In Maryland Run Ends
A three ton Board truck named Queen Victoria completed a 500 mile trek to Boston through Marylands worst road sections near Perryville and Hikton. Despite fatigue the crew is jubilant as half the distance remains, no replacements needed, and a record pace on the sand strewn route.
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Neglect Maims Child Sixteen Live In Five Rooms
Juvenile Court hears harrowing cases from two Washington neighborhoods showing extreme neglect. Miss McMaster reports a Clanton child with broken limbs and no medical care, while the Hazel family endures filthy rooms, bread and molasses diets, and overcrowded three rooms with six or more residents.
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Cash for Vote Frauds New Lot of Presentments
Grand jury adds six presentments in the election fraud probe covering the recent primary. Discrepancies found in Ninth precinct Twelfth ward target Electoral Judges Maslin and Martin and clerks Thompson and Himes with both parties represented among “frontera” voters. Republican tallies reveal nine all-Democrat votes from York Street building. Officials deny, while Owens dodges confirmation of bribery rumors. The grand jury vows to finish early next week and then review spring ballots. Democratic city ticket leaders say they will accept the grand jury count and adjust as needed.
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Judge delays Hasel case to seek larger home for family
Judge Callan postponed the Hasel case until Friday to allow the family to move to a larger house. The court also handed Englebert Clanton to the board of children's guardians and said a decision on the remaining children would follow. The family stated they have never had beds and, at night, sleep on chairs or floors with children sometimes dozing on each other’s laps.
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Captain Forney Injured Near Delaware River Bank
Captain Stedman Forney of the U. S. Army, home in Washington, D. C., was injured while walking with his wife along the Delaware River in Philadelphia. He tripped on a tree root, fracturing both kneecaps, and was moved to Frankford Hospital after Mrs. Forney guided responders several blocks. He had been in the city to survey for the Coast and Geodetic Survey Bureau.
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Miss Elkins Be New York Oct The Times Wireless Telegram
The Times publishes a Marconi wireless telegram from the steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm. A party aboard includes Mrs B Elkins Miss Katherine Elkins BE Elkins and William H Hitt. Hitt declined to comment on a rumored engagement with Miss Biking. Miss Elkins learned of the Duke of the Abruzzi’s exploits with the Italian fleet before Tripoli by wireless aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm.
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Mrs Eddy Did Not Walk Much in Final Year
Testimony in the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court focuses on Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy's domicile, with Laura Sargent stating Eddy did not walk during the last year of life. The suit seeks to determine whether Eddy died in Massachusetts or New Hampshire for inheritance tax and potential appellate review to the U S Supreme Court.
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Weather Disturbances Reach Northwestern Minnesota
The latest Western disturbance intensifies and moves northeast toward the Great Lakes region. Rain and warmer temperatures shift through the central Atlantic states, with frost in New York and Utah and clearing towards the midweek. Storm warnings loom on the Great Lakes and Pacific coast, as winds shift and temperatures fluctuate across the affected areas.
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Singer disowns children in will for Singer family stock
Special to The Washington Post from New York dated Oct 3 reports the will of John A Singer who died in September cuts off a son and a daughter in Chicago and leaves most of his estate in Singer Manufacturing Company stock in trust for his nephew William P Archer who also receives 20 shares outright. Another nephew Joseph S Archer gets 250 shares as does Mrs Charlotte J Donnelly, the testator's house keeper.
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Republican Platform Backed by Harmony at Trenton Convention
At Trenton on October 2 the Republican convention pressed a conservatively progressive platform. It endorses Taft era calm policy, constructive reforms, and businesslike handling of day to day issues. It upholds protective tariffs, urges an impartial nonpolitical tariff board, and pledges reforms including a uniform statewide tax assessment and miners’ and public utilities safeguards.
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Young Afong Arrives Aboard Kron Prinz Wilhelm
The sugar king of Hawaii’s grandson, C. W. Afong, lands in New York aboard the Kron Prinz Wilhelm from Bremen Southampton and Cherbourg. He and Kuo P. Tsat, both bound for Harvard, are among the lavish passengers. Also aboard are Mrs. S. B. Elkins, her son S. B. Elkins, Miss Katherine Elkins, and William Hitt.
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Boston Ancients On Taurt
Hamilton Bermuda October 3 The Ancient and Honorable artillery Company of Boston spent the morning in making excursion about the city. This afternoon the acting governor general entertained them at a garden party on government house grounds. To finish there was a banquet in their honor at the Hamilton Hotel.
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Two Drowned While Chasing Pig in Akron River
Antonio Morevi and John Argus fell into the Cuyahoga River while attempting to corral an escaped pig on the riverbank. Both men drowned in the narrows near Akron, Ohio, as authorities investigated the accident.
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Abandoned Steamer A. J. Hopkins Drifting in Lake Superior
News from Ashland reports the 13 crew aboard the lumber steamer A. J. Hopkins were rescued by the ore carrier Dinkey after the ship drifted 16 miles northeast by east of Michigan Island. The distressed vessel floats with only spars visible as officials warn all vessels to watch for her. In Alaska, the Edith rests on Level Island in Sumner Strait after going aground near Wen wel. owners hope to save her.
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Celebration at Yorktowa for surrender anniversary
Yorktown hosts a Wednesday celebration October 16 marking the surrender of Cornwallis to American forces under Washington. The Yorktown Historical Society and town residents organize a parade of military and civilian groups, with Henry Reed Hatfield of Philadelphia presiding and notable speakers scheduled. A steamer will ferry participants from Washington to Yorktown and back, with H Morris Husband of the pension bureau overseeing local arrangements.
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Doe Dies After Window Jump At Hardware Store
A frightened doe leaped through a plate glass window of Via rdeaux and O Learys on Main Street late this afternoon. It toppled items in the store and tried to exit through another window but was badly injured and died from blood loss. The incident occurred during the first week the animal appeared in Main Street, creating a frantic scene as it bounded about.
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Mrs H A Baldridge Dead In Baltimore Telegram
A telegram from Baltimore reports the death of Rosgile McDermont Baldridge wife of Lieut F A Baldridge U S N. The Baldridges formerly lived in Washington where the lieutenant served at the Navy Department.
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