Ministers Attack Christian Science at Unitarian Conference
At Continental Memorial Hall Unitarian ministers assailed Christian Science and spiritualism as obstacles to world progress. Dr Wiley urged practical study and cautioned against removing science from schooling while calling for curriculum changes. Conference officers were elected and Buffalo may host the 1913 gathering.
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Continental Memorial Hall
George R. Dodson
St. Louis
Howard N. Brown
Boston
Dr. Dodson
Brown
Christian Science Church
Francis A. Christie
Meadine Theological Seminary
Jasse H Holmes
Swarthmore
Harvey W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Charles W. Bird
Harvard University
Adelbert Moot
Buffalo
Hugh M. Landin
Indianapolis
Louis A. Frothingham
Charlee A. Murdock
San Francisco
Walter F. Greenman
Richard C. Humphries
Church Unity
Samuel El-iot
Minot Simons
Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel M. Crothers
Cambridge
Maas
Richmond
HITS AT HORSTMANN INQUIRY TESTIMONY DESCRIBED
Attorney White questions McKenzie about his service on the district excise board since 1907 and whether Kalbfus dominated the board. McKenzie says Kalbfus did not influence decisions. he criticizes Horstmann for rambling reports and recalls taking a church proximity claim to task. Allan Walker testifies Kalbfus’s integrity and lack of improper use of office in real estate dealings.
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White
McKenzie
Excise Board
Bince
Kallotfus
Ixpreas
Harper
Washington
Johnston
Kalbfus
Herper
Hagen
Allan Walker
Dr Wiley pushes for new law against false patent medicine claims
Dr Harvey Wiley seeks Democratic support in the House and Senate to pass a law barring false curative claims by patent medicine makers. He notes the Supreme Court ruling that current acts do not curb such ads and expects President Taft to back the measure in the Senate. He also plans to revisit the Bing hamton patent medicine case subject to Post Office and chemistry bureau scrutiny.
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Harvey Wiley
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Benjamin Pilson Dies After Health Trip and Long Career
Benjamin Franklin Pilson, veteran Tallway supply merchant, died at home after a period of illness and a preventive trip to the White Mountains. Born in Baltimore in 1862, he rose through railroad service and supply business to become a major figure with six large companies and several other firms. Survived by his wife Margaret Huston and children Raymond, Maurice, Amelia, Samuel, Zelma, Edwin, and Olga, with funeral services planned Saturday at St. Thomas Church and interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Benjamin Franklin Pilton
Tallway
Leroy and
Phelps Places
White Mountains
Washington
Baltimore
Pilaon
S&s . Pilson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pilson
Capt. Plison
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Richmond, Danville, and Southern Railroad
Southern Railroad
Ajax Metal Company
Philadelphia
Armapear Manufacturing Company
New York
Railway Steel Spring Company
Chicago Railway Equipment Company
Weir Frog Company
Cincinnati
Hale Kilburn Company
Bon
Raymond H. Pilaon
Bualneas
Munsey Building
Mine Margaret Huston
Louisville
Ramond H
Maurice C
Amelia E. Wood
Boston
Samuel H. Pilson
Zelma P. Pilson
Eéewin H
Roanoke, Va
T. L. DeLong
Chicago
Thomas R. Marshall
Robbery at Jacobs Secondhand Store in Northwest
Two unidentified men robbed David Jacobs, a secondhand dealer at 1423 Sixth Street NW, yesterday noon taking a shotgun valued at and fleeing after a struggle. A youth, Benjamin Mortimer, was arrested after grabbing a coat at a nearby store and being subdued by police at the Seventh precinct.
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David Co. Jasoba
Sixth Street
Yeaterday
Jacobs
Benjamin C. Mortimer
M Street
Seventh Precinct
Attack on Life Term Law Tested by Supreme Court
The California statute making it a capital crime for a prisoner to assault another with a deadly weapon was argued before the Supreme Court. James W. Finley, sentenced to death under the law, and Jacob Oppenheim’s attorney G. C. Ringoisky urged that the rule lacks justification and fosters vengeance. California Assistant Attorney General E. B. Powers defended the statute.
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Californ
Burreme Court
United States
James W. Finley
G. CC. Ringoisky
Jacob Oppenheim
E. B. Powers
California
Episcopal Home for Children directors meet in Ascension hall
The Episcopal Home for Children directors from Washington diocese met at Church of the Ascension in Northwest Washington led by Mrs Davenport. Plans were discussed to fund the winter operation with charity luncheons set for November 8 and 9 at the old Masonic Temple. The institution, once the Bell Home, serves Anacostia and relies on voluntary gifts, overseen by Rev. W G Davenport, his wife and Miss Frances Davenport.
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Episcopal Home For Children
Washington Diocese
Church of the Ascension
Massachusetts Avenue
Twelfth
Davenport
Old Masonic Temple
Ninth
Bell Home
Anacostia
Tt Jn
W. G. Davenport
Frances Davenpark
Institute Officers Elected At Sunday School Convention
Rev G W Atkinson spoke on attracting children and Sunday school success at the Duet Sunday School Institute Convention. Rev C T Warner led the discussion. Elected for the coming year were Bishop Harding president Dr W L DaVries and Charles T Wainer vice presidents and E H Thorgeon secretary and treasurer.
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G. W. Atkinson
St. Paul's Pariah
Church of the Epiphany
Bishop Harding
W. L. DaVries
Charles T Wainer
E. H. Thorgeon
Athletics win World Series title in dramatic seventh inning
Crandall’s decisive rally drives the Athletics past the Giants 6 4 as Murphy and Baker fuel a late offensive barrage. Ames falters in relief, Doyle, Lord, and Barry contribute key plays as New York’s defense collapses in the seventh. Giants produce scant offense with Doyle’s early run and Herzog’s ninth inning score.
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Doyle
Barry
Ames
Merkis
Hils
Murray
Fletcher
Devore
Davis
Thomag
New York
Basse
Bender
Lard
Amet Rev
Witae
Aoythr Paw
Snodgrass
Baery Mntiovthic
Unese
Giants
Athletics
Lord
Herzog
Oldrings
Colling
Oper
Povore
Myers
Wes
Crandall
Armes
Merkle
Oldring
Thomas
Chief Meyers
Meyers
Collie
Philadelphia
Baker
Davia
Gearond
Herseg
Davis Myera
Miner
Connolly
Willie
Davore
Coliina
Phildelperia
Doyla
Devers
New York and Philadelphia In World Series Scoring Play
In a rough day of play by play action, New York and Philadelphia trade innings with fielding errors and key hits. Lord and Doyle produce multiple hits for Philadelphia while Merkle and Murphy anchor New York’s offense amid late runs and defensive miscues.
Rheumatism Declared a Constitutional Disease
The article argues rheumatism is a constitutional disease not cured by local treatments. It shows it causes local aches, joint inflammation, and stiff muscles and calls for constitutional care. It praises blood purifying medicines as the best remedy.
Dance Spiral Dips At College Park Farewell For Aviators
A government aviation school dance at College Park hangars drew nearly 200 guests. The event featured the Spiral Dips and Weelplane Glide dances, with Fort Meyer cavalry band music and notable foreign and Army aviators in attendance. Prominent guests included Jean Wilmer of Paris, manager of the French Monoplane Company, and officers Jacques Martine and Franc Kaptory.
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College Park
Avianon Boulevard
Aviation
Aviation Corps
Imosphere
Fairyland
Cant, C
Def
Chandler
Mies May Henry
Fort Meyer
T. D. Milling
West Point
Virginia
Signal Corps
Washington
Jean Wilmer
Paris
France
Pierre Vadrine
Madrid
Ofberas
Jacque Martine
Mourmelon
Franc Kaptory
Bidapents
Hungary
Pier
Farewell Aeroplane Dance Before Southward Departures
Capt C DeF Chandler Capt and Mrs Paul W Beck Lieuts T Dew Milling HH Arnold Roy Kirtland Lieut and Mrs Frank M Kennedy. Private aviators Paul Peck and wife Rex Smith Raoul LeMat Dorothy MacElmee Josef Richter George Tarbox Sergia dzourick Whalen Catley Grabo arranged. Refreshments served by com missary. College Park ladies provided. Models were built by C W Wells. The event marked the aviators farewell before their expected departure for the South.
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C. Def. Chandler
Paul W. Beck
T. Dew. Milling
HH. Arnold
Roy €. Kirtland
Frank M. Kennedy
Paul Peck
Rex Smith
Raoul LeMat
Dorothy MacElmee
Josef Richter
George Tarbox Sergia
Dzourick
Whalen
May pass on gambling disorderly house case to high court
Joseph R Moors and Louis Huhn of Long Branch N J were convicted of keeping a disorderly house where gambling was allowed They petitioned the Supreme Court to review the case arguing the fourteenth amendment rights were violated and that gambling alone does not render a house disorderly The court must decide if it has jurisdiction to hear the coda of the oral argument presented yesterday
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Supreme Court of the United States
Joseph R. Moors
Louis Huhn
Long Branch
N. 1
Supreme Court
Attorney Fulton Mistaken Coat Swap Delays Court
Attorney Creet M L Fulton narrowly avoided contempt when he swapped coats with Chief Justice Clabaugh, causing hours of wait as staff hunted the garment. A messenger retrieved the coat before adjournment, and Fulton sent an apology letter.
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Creet
ML Fulton
Clabaugh
District Supreme Court
Frank Cunningham
Fulton
Covert Denies Temporary Alimony in District Supreme Court
Justice Wright refused temporary alimony for Louise A Goodier after John A Goodier answered her charges of desertion and receiving affectionate letters from Bartham Stone. The War Department employee denied desertion and claimed his wife refused to eat with him months earlier while he continued supporting her and her relatives.
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Louise A Goodier
Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
John A. Goodier
Bartham Stone
Goodiar
War Department
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