Carter Laid To Rest Notables Throng Church
A high mass of requiem for former Senator Thomas RR Carter of Montana was held at St Pauls Roman Catholic Church. Delegations from Catholic orders and societies joined prominent clergy and public figures including Papal delegate Falconio in honoring the late senator whose interment at Mount Olivet was private.
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Gen Greenleaf Buried Amid Military Honors
Funeral services for Brig. Gen. Marcus Grevaleaf U S A were held in San Jose California with full military honors. The body was escorted to Burials at Arlington by four troops and three artillery batteries. Pallbearers included Gen G H Parnes and Col J A La vaude among eight officers from Fort Myer and other medical corps members.
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High Masons In Session Amid Northern Rite Meeting
The ninety fin est annual meeting of the supreme ancient accepted Scottish Rite Masons for the Northern jurisdiction opened in Cordis varton Smith of Toledo Ohio reported on membership and honors. James D. Richardson of Washington DC attended as guest and invited further cooperation. A committee was named to arrange an international conference of the world’s Scottish Rite councils to be held in Getuber Wisconsin in Washington.
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Judge Grosscup to resign after 19 years on federal bench
Judge Grosscup announces plan to resign from the United States Court of Appeals and federal judiciary after 19 years. He will submit the resignation to President Taft soon after the court of appeals meeting in October, citing a wish for more personal freedom and to return to law practice.
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Taft Sends Condolence To Widow Of Madison
President Taft sends sympathy to Mrs Madison after the sudden death of Representative Edmund H Madison in Dodge City Kansas. Hundreds of telegrams arrive from political friends across the nation. Funeral set for Friday at 2 PM with Dr J W Thompson to preach. Congressional committees named to attend from both houses and multiple states attend the services.
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Calendar Girl Merjory Kerting Weds Walter Cunningham
Denver reports Merjory Ramullen Kerting known as the calendar gem married Walter C. Cunningham her manager and beauty doctor yesterday after a turbulent period that included a Reno divorce suit and a separate alienation damages claim brought by Kerting against Cunningham. the latter suit was settled out of court.
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World Ships Control 300 Harbors Raises Labor Power
Herr Jochade, head of the International Transport Workers Federation, discusses the federation's aims and its potential to mobilize worldwide shipping within 24 hours. He notes the group’s reach through 300 harbors and hints at its influence over English port action amid British transport strikes and peace talks.
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Astor wedding bouquet wowed by Fern Cliff staff
Col John Jacob Astor and his bride were honored Monday as Fern Cliff workers presented a large bouquet to Mrs Astor. Superintendent Pinkham led greetings and the colonel thanked the employes, directing a pay raise of nothing. reports say Vincent Astor questions his father’s marriage to a 29 year old bride and remains loyal to his mother. Count de la Rouciere, visiting from France, charms Mrs Stiness amid talk of an engagement. Mrs Stiness, recently divorced, criticizes American men and hints at a Paris return. CONTINUED ON SEVENTH PAGE.
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Worrying Over Petty Housekeeping Trifles
An observant man notes housekeepers waste energy fretting over tiny misplacements and mismatched fabrics. This constant worry poisons home atmosphere, dulls minds, and stunts personal growth, urging decisive focus on real issues while dismissing trivial annoyances.
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Brookland Brotherhood Flower Show Awards At Lord Memorial Hall
The Brookland Brotherhood held its third annual flower fruit and vegetable show at Lord Memorial Hall Brookland Baptist Church. Two judge panels processed numerous exhibits with prizes awarded for flowers fruits and vegetables. Flowers will be sent to Washington hospitals and vegetables shared with the poor as the display closes tonight.
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International Transport Workers Federation outlines aims and structure
The federation, with 44 national associations and 700000 to 1000000 transport workers across eighteen countries, explains centralized leadership, strike guidance, and boycott use while stressing peaceful methods. It notes German leaders dominate the central council and discusses cooperation with British unions.
Gen Antenor Firmin Dead Leader of Haitian Party
Gen Antenor Firmin, once Haitian minister in London and leader of one revolutionary faction, died in St. Thomas on Sept 19. He had sought the presidency after Simon’s fall but Leconte acted first. Firmin was educated, a writer, and author of a book on President Roosevelt and Haiti.
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New Plans to Raise Maine Wreck in Havana Harbor
Army engineer officers working on the wreck of the Maine in Havana harbor abandon a small cofferdam idea. They will brace the existing dam walls to resist strains while mud is removed to expose the keel plates. Oxygen torches cut tangled steel beams swiftly as mud diggers approach the forward hull bottom.
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Irish Strike Spreads Endangering Rail Traffic with England
Dublin reports the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants adopts a resolution threatening a national strike if all workers are not reinstated and penalties for refusing black leg traffic are dropped. The strike halts almost all traffic with England, with only two trains in or out of Limerick. troops guard the Great Southwestern. In Delaware, Gov Pennewill names Charles Sadler Richards secretary of state to fill the vacancy from last week’s death. Richards, 33, is a Georgetown lawyer and brother of former Attorney General Robert H. W. Richards.
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