Unitarian Meet Opens Four Day National Conference
Members of All Souls Unitarian Church prepare for the twenty fourth national conference of Unitarian churches in Washington. Delegates from across the country will gather at Memorial Continental Hall and All Souls Church with sessions at the Arlington and opening sermons by Rev. James De Normandie.
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All Souls’ Unitaria Church
Fourteenth
L Streets
Wil
National Conference of Unitarian Churches
Memorial Continental Hall
All Souls’ Church
Arnngton Hotel
National Conference
Washington
Horace Davia
San Francisco
George E. Adams
Chicago
Richard G. Humphreys
Boston
Wiliam Channing Brown
George H. Jadger
New York
Ernest C. Smith
Austin 3. Garver
Worcester
Mass
Augustus M. Lord
Providence
W. C. Brown
Hoston
George H. Badger
William M. Brun- Wage
Brooklyn
Alfred C. Nickerson
Plainfield
N. J
William Jl. Pitsford
F. M. Bennett
Lawrence, Kang
Clifton M. Gray
Charleston
S. C
Albert J. Coleman
Jacksonville
John W. Rowlett
Athinta
Earl Morse Wilbur
Herkeley
Cal
Thomas I. Fliet
Portland
Oreg
Benjamin A. Goodridge
Santa Barbara
Val
David Utter
Denver
F. A. Powell
Helena, Mont
John Marsh
Colorado Springs
T c
Arlington Hotel
I Souls’ Church
James de Normandie
Arlington
Lewis G. Wilson
W. J. Lewrance
Emma C. Law
Dudley Hays Ferrell
cKton
A.D. K. Shurtif
Cyr W H. Burdett
A. S. Eliot
Edward Cummings
John Floyd Jones
Wilam C. Gannett
Rochester
R. W. Hebberd
New York State Board of Charities
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
T W. Hooper
Brooklyn Institute
Francis .A. Christie
Meadville Theological Seminary
Floward N. Brown
Geverne BR. Dodson
St. Louis
J. H. Helmes
Swarthmore
Royalists Still Active on Iberian Frontier
Reports from Lisbon dated October 1 note royalist forces under Couceiro remain active near the Portuguese frontier. Spanish cavalry from Corunna is posted to guard the line while Couceiro’s column seeks access to the sea and royalist groups move toward Oumba and Verin for reentry and internment arrangements.
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Lisbon
Couceiro
Coueilre
Verin
Spain
Pansports
Portugal
Camaché
Oumba
Onceire
Terroso
Man Killed in Auto Crash Near Port Allegany
Charlea Weintz a Toledo chauffeur was killed instantly and six others were seriously hurt when a large automobile went over an embankment five miles from Port Allegany McKean County The injured include Agnes Wharton Bradford Mrs B B Hall Bradford Miss A Hall John Wharton and Beth Wharton all Bradford and Agnes Day eight Buffalo N Y The car owned by Mrs R F Day of Buffalo was bound for Austin flood ruins when the accident occurred
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Brandford
Charlea Weintz
Toledo
Ohio
Port Allegany
McKean County
Mias
Agnes Wharton
Bradford
B. B. Hall
Misa A. Hall
John @. Wharton
Beth Wharton
Masons Gather for Supreme Council Session in City
The biennial session of the supreme council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite opens at 10 o clock in the temple at Third and B streets northwest. More than 100 candidates will receive the Royal Order of Scotland tonight, and the cornerstone laying for a $1,000,000 temple at Sixteenth and S streets northwest is planned for Wednesday with prominent Masons from across the country attending.
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Supreme Council of the
Scottish Rite of Freemasonry
Royal Order of Scotland
United States
Sixteenth
S Streets
Diet and Health Hints From Dr T J Allen
Dr Evans, Chicago health board, says people will eat the right foods and no medicine will be given. Dr Wiley cited similarly. Massachusetts General Hospital drug costs cut 50 percent in ten years. A cup of hot water serves as a temporary stimulant, with advantages over alcohol. Natural means of cure, especially food, should replace drugs where possible.
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W. A. Evans
Chicago
Vacation reflections on simple living and inner growth
Readers assess how a summer away reshapes outlooks on health and family. One camper learns frills are unnecessary, adopting camp simplicity to improve home life. A businesswoman discovers vacation cannot cure inner restlessness and she returns with renewed resolve, while another gossiping woman resolves to use time better.
Banks Fight for People Driven Banking Reform
New York merchant advocates sweeping reform of the U.S. banking system to prevent money panics. J. J. Hill is criticized by Asidor Straus for favoring bankers over public-backed change. Straus urges frank discussion and a people led push to end Wall Street control and political influence in credit.
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J. J. Hill
America
Washington, Post
New -York
Hill
Great Northern Railway
Congress of
United States
Congress
Asidor Straus
New York State
National Citizens’, League
James J. Hill
Springfield
Mr. Straus
Straus
Cooperative Banking Association
National Citizens’ League
Wall Street
Germany
Europe
Bank of Germany
Coeducation Denounced By Dr Klemm Before Secular League
Dr L A Klemm formerly of the bureau of education denounced coeducation as dangerous to society before the Washington Secular League at the Pythian Temple yesterday. He argued boys and girls have divergent interests and urged separate instruction by gender with men teaching boys and women teaching girls. He praised manual training schools for their mass teachers and exercise for boys, criticizing the current system as an economy-backed compromise.
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L. A. Klemm
Bureau of Education
Washington Secular League
Pythian Temple
Mar
Kremm
Commission to Hear Financiers on Aldrich Reserve Plan
National Monetary Commission schedules hearings across New York and western cities to discuss the Aldrich reserve plan. Final report due to Congress by January 8, 1912, with meetings in Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle and more as work begins in Washington in December.
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Congress
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Denver
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
National Monetary Commission
Congress Doubts on Implementing Commission’s Recommendations
A fragment notes that Congress faces a two year lead time before plans created in April 108 may be acted upon. Doubt is expressed that a serious attempt will be made in the upcoming session to carry into effect the commission’s recommendations.
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Congress
Plans of Mrs Taft Stay in Beverly Until Oct 28
Beverly Mass Oct 16 Mrs Taft and Miss Helen Taft wife and daughter of President Taft to remain at Paramatta Beverly until Saturday Oct 28 when they will go to Hot Springs Va There they will seek recreation before returning to Washington to inaugurate the social season. Seventy two bodies recovered at Austin Pa Oct 15 Further search for bodies in the dam break was abandoned this morning with 72 bodies recovered and five unaccounted for according to officials
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Beverly
Mase
Taft
Helen Taft
President Taft
Paramatta
Hot Springs
Washington
Austin
Central Union Mission Marks Twenty Seventh Anniversary
Central Union Mission celebrated its twenty seventh anniversary with three services. The Vermont Avenue Christian Church hosted the morning address by Rev Earle Wilfley on the mission and its work and results. An afternoon service at Central Union Mission on Louisiana avenue featured Rev Dr Donald C McLeod presiding and brief addresses by several pastors. The evening gathering at Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church included a formal program led by Percy Foster and others with an address by Rev E F Mowbray.
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Central Union Mission
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Earle Wilfley
Louisiana
Donald C. Mc
H. L. Hout
C. P. Wiles
W. H. Ram
John‘ T¢ KE. Briggs
J. C. Ball
H. V. Howlett
J. H. Taylor
P. R. Hickok
G. A. Miller
R. L. Fults
G. W. Havell
Clayton Emig
Kellar Memorial Orchestra
Mount Vernon Place Methodist, Episcopal Church
Ninth and
KE Streets
C. B. Brown
Percy 8. Foster
W. J. Speiden
A. 8. Taylor
J. Howard Weiss
Guard officer an airman wins first national aviator license
Mineola Long Island Oct 15 The first national guardsman to win an aviator license Capt George McKay of Ypsilanti Michigan qualified here today He was delegated to take up flying by the State of Michigan at the suggestion of Gov Gaborn Mortimer Bates of Springfield Ill completed the requirements for an aerial license before the same officials of the Aero Club of America during the day
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Mineola
Long Island
George Mekkay
Ypsilanti
Mich
McKay
Ake
Michigan
Gaborn
Mortimer Bates
Springfield
Til
Aero Club of America
New Honor for Mack Schedules Rise in State Chair
Buffalo Oct 15 The Express reports Norman B G Mack is set to succeed Winfield A Huppuch as Democratic State committee chairman when the committee meets to act on Huppuch resignation. If carried out Mack would be both national and state chairman.
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Buffalo
the Express
Norman BG. Mack
Winfield A. Huppuch
Democratic State Committee
Huppuch
Mack
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