Presbyterian Cathedral Plan for Washington Draws Clergy Support
Justice J. M. Harlan launches a campaign to back a central Presbyterian cathedral in Washington. He outlines a landmark church with institutional features, adjacent manse, staff, and a work-building, seeking General Assembly endorsement and local funding to secure a national capital presence. He notes competition from Episcopalians, Methodists, and Catholics and proposes a special assembly committee to develop and fund the project. An exhibition of sacred articles and a retreat follow in the Convent of the Perpetual Adoration.
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General Assembly
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Washington
United States
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Philadelphia
New York
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Chicago
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Presbyterian Church
National Capital
Presbyterian Minster
Ition
Witherspoon
Convent of the Perpetual Abortion
Association of Perpetual Adoration
Father Widells
Order of Passionists
Old Officers Re elected Brookland Citizens Hear Committee Reports
Brookland Citizens Association held its monthly meeting at the town hall with President Kinman presiding. Reports from committee chairmen read on sidewalk petitions, street transfers, lighting on Detroit street, sanitation, and a pending awaiting station at Twelfth and Rhode Island avenue northeast. Officers and committee chairmen for the coming year were elected.
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Brookland
Citizens’ Association
Kinnan
A. Patton
Fils
Rhode Island Avenue
Third
Twelfth Streets
Bunker Hill Road
T. Y. Hull
Committee On Sanitation
W. A. Hathaway
Detroit Street
Twelfth Street
C. C. Groomes
J.G. McCreight
G. H. Harries
Twelfth and
M. J. Holmes
J. L. Sherwood
E. Southall
T. ¥. Hull
A. B. Pennypacker
C. F. Hetfield
M. M. McLean
J. S. Whiteside
N. A. Hathaway
F. H. Jackson
John McPhane
Petition for a Receiver in Cahill Case Against Cahill Electric
Thaddeus Cahill files in District Supreme Court to enjoin sale of Cahill Electric Typewriter Company assets and patent interests held by mortgagee H D Lafferty. A temporary injunction blocks sale of machinery under chattel deeds of trust. a receiver may be appointed. Cahill seeks protection for minority stockholders and aims toward reorganization. Newark Chancery issued a receiver for the company. Attorneys Tucker Kenyon and E S Bailey represent Cahill.
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District Supreme Court
Thaddeus Cahill
Cahill Electric Typewriter Company
Herbert D. Lafferty
William P. Stearn
James L. Schaaf
Lafferty
Justice Stafford
New Jersey
Cahill
Chancery Court of
Newark
N. J
Tucker & Kenyon
E. S. Bailey
Children's Masquerade Ball at Saengerbund
The annual festival at the National Rifles Armory drew about five hundred children in costumes from Menphistopheles to Cupid. Four year old Marie Shaw wore an original Philippine dress, drawing praise. others included Buster Brown by Ralph Conradis and Jimmy Dumps by Norman Conradis. President Frank Claudy announced a theater performance next Sunday at the Saengerbund.
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Saengerbund
National Rifles
Menphistopheles
Cupid
Marie Shaw
Buster Brown
Ralph Conradis
Jimmy Dumps
Norman Conradis
Frank Claudy
Baltimore Woman in Distress Recovers Shelter
Aged woman named Fannie McGlenn found crouched against a drug store wall at Third and H streets northeast during the storm. Poorly clothed and shivering, she was taken to the Ninth precinct station house, then to the House of Detention. She had traveled from Baltimore yesterday seeking work and had no funds.
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Baltimore
Fannie McGlenn
A. V. Stone
Third
Ninth Precinct
Haus
House of Detention
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Salt Rheum Says Local Trials Fail
A vintage ad claims salt rheum persists despite local remedies but can be permanently cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. It touts the medicine as the best in the world and invites readers to send for a booklet, citing testimonials and the Hood Company address in Lowell Massachusetts.
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Hood
Hood Co
Lowell, Moss
Should Be Near the Schools Playgrounds Talk in Washington
A Washington dinner at the Pythian Temple spotlighted the push for city playgrounds near schools. Joseph Lee of Boston urged proximity to schools, while Dr Henry Curtis and Maj. Sylvester outlined need, funding, and urban access, noting current parks favor adults.
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Boston
Curtis
Washington
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Henry B
Congress
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Hoste
Roosevelt
Lee
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Mr. Lee
Henry
New York City
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
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John B. Sloman, Jr
John B. Sloman
A. P. Clark, Jr
Mabel Towner
John ©. Wilson
Gina H. Rudolph
H. F. Harding
Charles F. Weller
A. H. Tyson
Marguerite Tomes
John #. Freamen
Pedro A
A. D. Albert
Ida H. Green
C. Vinton
M. W. Baldwin
B. A. Corkney
Mary Withington
H.C. Bebo
Crosby
Lincoln Switch
F. G. Coldren
Aliee Putman
Margaret Skinner
B. W. Murch
H. Idacurry
B. F. Johnson
Mary C. Rugg
Archibald Hopkins
Edward 8. Gilfilien
Amelia Ryan
H. B. ¥. Mactarland
Edna Keene Basher
War Clerk Edward Atkins Disappears From Office
Edward H Atkins a clerk in the Order Division of the military secretarys office left his desk Wednesday afternoon with two small satchels and has not been seen since His premeditated departure follows him clearing his desk He served in the First Connecticut Heavy Artillery and home is Great Falls A sense of alarm is felt among clerks and patentees in the office. Sloan and Todors auction sale at 1407 G street north west begins today with furniture and a twenty horse power Winton touring car among items.
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Military Secretary's Office
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Sloan's
Todor
C. G. Bigan & Co
G Street
Sloan
Jury Sustains Will Of Late Henry Kengin In Probate Case
After a lengthy trial the jury upheld the will of the late Henry Kengin. The case began around 3 pm Thursday and the verdict was reported yesterday afternoon. The estate is valued near 200000, with contesters arguing lack of sound mind at the time of the will. Attorneys A S Worthington and Joseph B D Wright represented the executor Captain E B S Randall.
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Probat
Henry Kengin
Kengla
A. S. Worthington
Joseph BD. Wright
Randall
Soldier Robber Arrested After Pocketbook Theft
Charles R. Scott a soldier with Company H of the Engineer Corps was arrested by Detective Grant of the First precinct for larceny of $90 from Carl Schnitzer on Pennsylvania avenue yesterday morning. Scott confessed, claiming he spent the money on a good time, after Schnitzer reported the theft at the First precinct station.
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Charles R. Scott
Grant
First Precinct
Carl Schnitzer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Company H
Engineer Corps
Schuitver
Tenth Street
Scott
Guint
Ue Schriteer
Cleveland
Ohio
Strike at Washington paper hangers over wage rise
Master Paper Hangers' Association and employers clash as Washington paper hanger workers strike for 3 50 per day amid wage dispute. Nonunion workers ready to fill jobs as talks fail and employers vow to fight to the end.
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Washington
Post
Haller & Cornell Wall Paper Company
Barry J. Wells
Paper Hangers’ Union
Master Paperhangers’ Association
Muster Paperhangers’ Association
Arbitration Committee
Masters’ Association
Master
Capt Wynne Robbed of Medals at Washington Home
Captain Robert F. Wynne Jr. of the Marine Corps reported a break in at his Rhode Island Avenue residence in his absence in New York. Stolen were four medals including a jeweled Chinese dragon, a diamond horseshoe scarf pin, and twelve white dress shirts along with other wearing apparel.
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Robert F. Wynne, Jr
Marine Corps
Wynne
Rhode Island Avenue Northwest
New York
Snow Storm Briefly Sweeps Washington Evening
A paradoxical summer storm hit Washington yesterday around 7 PM with snow and sleet. After a thunder rumble a heavy cloud produced a blizzard for about five minutes, leaving pedestrians on the streets thickly covered in snow.
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Washington
Fussell Ice Cream Opens New Prospect on New York Ave
Mordecai Fussell retires after twenty five years in New York ice cream trade and buys the old stand at 1427 New York Avenue. He partners with son P. Morgan Fussell to form Fussell Ice Cream Company. The Washington venture moves to modern facilities while preserving the standard of excellence and public invitation to lovers of good ice cream.
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Mordecai V. Russe
Fussell Ice Cream Company
Italian Shoots Deputy Sheriff in Virginia Dead After Siege
In Alexandria County at Lorton on Thursday deputy sheriff George W. Malcolm was shot in the abdomen during an arrest attempt on Josep Lanto an Italian railroad worker. Lanto shot himself while pursued and died at Emergency Hospital. Malcolm died last night after transfer to the hospital. The incident followed an allegation Lanto assaulted schoolgirls prompting the warrant. An armed posse pursued Lanto who died within hours of hospital admission.
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George W. Malcolm
Josep Lanto
Lorton
Alexandria County
Lanto
Malcolm
W. ‘H. Quigg & Co
John Grimsley
Robert Harrower
Santo
Emergenc
Call for Sewage System in Northwest Suburbs
Northwest Suburban Citizens Association met at Ma Sonic Trail Tennallytown with President Charles C. Lancaster presiding. Resolutions urged $500000 to commence sewer work and protested District tax assessors raising agricultural land values. Speakers urged citizen action for public improvements and noted District governance concerns.
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Congress
Northwest Suburban Citizens’ Association
Ma. Sonic Trail
Tennallytown
Charles C. Lancaster
Louis P. Shoemaker
Gaten L. Tait
James A. Finch
W. B. Ireland
J. W. Chapple
G. H Corey
Smith, Thompson
Georgetown
Philippines
District of Columbia
Moroccan club steward faced murder charge in New York
The trial details a brutal attack on a woman in Manhattan. Boyne, a 22 year old club steward and husband of an ailing wife, is charged with murder after the Wilson girl died an hour later. Alfred Reeves defends him and hints at a possible prior relationship driving insanity. The victim, 24, had Irish parents. a witness links a man to the crime on Third avenue.
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Alfred G. Reeves
Avon Beach Democratic Club
Reeves
Morocco
Mr. Reeves
Pace
Manhattan
Wilson
Mark Alter
Anna Smith
Unsettled Eastern Weather and Local Report
The Weather Bureau notes unsettled conditions in the East with a low barometric minimum over the St Lawrence Valley and frost in the South. Western districts see warmer, fair weather. expected Saturday to Sunday bring warmer conditions in the Lake region and Middle Atlantic States with showers in the Ohio Valley. Local report lists midnight to evening temperatures and rainfall zero point eight inches, plus tides and sun data.
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St. Lawrence Valley
Pennsylvania
Rocky Mountain
Lower
Ghia Valley
Lake Region
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Middle Atllantic States
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
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Grand Banks
Lakes Michigan
Huron
St. Clair
Erie
Gnterin
Pepin
Court Suspends Sentence for Mrs Earle Dickinson
Mrs Earle Dickinson appeared with her attorney and bondsman in Criminal Court No 1 amid a bench warrant for nonappearance. A plea of guilty to an indictment alleging she obtained 75 by falsely claiming a piano belonged to her was entered. Justice Gould suspended the sentence after assurances she is employed in New York and will remain there, noting the missed hearing was due to lack of notice.
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Earle Dickinson
Wright
Orton
Gould
Dickinson
New York
WHEN THE CLOCK STRUCK
A Portland Oregon tale about a young, hoarse voiced professional imam returning from a late whist party. He slips into his home quietly, and a mishap at the door awakens the household as a bemused Henry answers in a soft, joking tone about the late hour.
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Oregomar
Iman
Benedict
Henry
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