Purity of the Home Opposed by Many Members
A heated National Council of Women session at the Pythian Temple featured a strong anti polygamy resolution affecting Mormon polygamy and Senator Reed Smoot. Miss Susan B Anthony opposed seating Smoot citing lack of suffrage rights, while Mrs Sewall urged caution toward direct church attack. Officers were reelected and new committees formed on equal morality and political rights.
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Smoot
Utah
National Council of Women
Pythian Temple
Ellen Spencer Massey
Wolloughby Cummings
May Wright Sewall
Mia Mary Wood Swift
San Francisco
Leonard Wood
Kate Waller Barrett
Alexandria
Belinda S Bailey
Frances E. Burns
St. Louris Mo
Isabelle Quinlan
Galesburg
Lillian M Hollister
Detroit
Mich
Bailey
Filo Jamison Miller
Wilmington
Grannis
Susan B Anthony
Miss Anthony
Mra E B
National Congress
Granms
Dubois
Florence Crittenton Missions
National Congress of Mothers
Reed Smoot
Sewall
Council
Dubais
Mormon Church
Womann Bally Society
Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Society
Mermin
St. Tieig
Mary Good
Miss Willard
United States
Woman's Clubs
Chossanda Ho
Flo Miler
Church
Felix Adler
Agnostic Society
New
Sadie American
Soloman
Chicago
Hollister
Anthony
Susan B. Anthony
Mrs Dubois
Gould Roads
Helen Gould
de Vo
Cordelia Quinby
National Woman's Centenary Association
Frances S Moser
National Free Baptists’ Missionary Society
Lydia A. Monroe
Rathbone Sisters
Emma Bower
Ann Arbor
Ladies of the
Steinem
Toledo
Calinda Jones
Bradford
Washington
Willoughby Cummings
National Council of Women of Canada
International Bulletin
Council In
Canada
Cure for Eczema Relieved by Cuticura Soap
Mrs A Kitson of Bellevue Michigan suffered five years with a severe eczema covering face and body. After trying doctors without relief she found cure after one Cuticura Soap bath and one Cuticura ointment application, improving immediately and becoming entirely well.
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A. Kitson
Bellevue
Mich
Spirit of Internationalism Udged by Mrs Sewall at Council
Mrs May Wright Sewall honorary president of the International Council of Women addressed the National Council of Women of the United States on The Spirit of Internationalism condemning national bullying. She praised The Hague court of arbitration and the ICW as embodiments of democracy where every nation counts equally. She urged revising patriotism away from boastfulness and urged respect for all nations, large or small, before concluding sessions at the Shoreham with planned addresses by Mrs Fannie L Minot Mrs Lillian M Hol Uster and Hon George S Wilson.
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May Wright Sewall
International Council of Women
Ate
National Council of Women of
United States
Hague
Hague Court of Arbitration
Thaddeus Stevens
Resolutions Committee
Shoreham
Fannie L. Minot
National Woman's Relief Corps
Lillian. M. Hol Uster
Supreme Hive
Maccabees of the World
District of Columbia
George 5. Wilson
D A R Delegates Arrive for Fourteenth Congress Opens
Mrs Donald McLean regent of New York City Chapter among three candidates for the DAR president general role arrives as fourteenth annual congress opens Monday at Continental Memorial Hall. George M Sternberg and Mrs Charles Warren Luppitt are the other two candidates, with campaign activity already underway at national headquarters in the Washington Loan and Trust building.
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National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
New Continental Memorial Hall
Mra
Donald McLean
New York City
National Society
George M. Sternberg
Charles Warren Luppitt
Widow’s Home Fund Tied to Georgetown Institution
Probate Court filed Margaret Edes will directs residue of her estate to establish the Boles Home for Aged and Indigent Widows of Georgetown with a site in Georgetown. Northfield Seminary receives 2000. Oak Hill vault costs 1500. various bequests total across multiple recipients including Mrs Donohoe, Mrs Fry, Mrs McGill, Margaret Meredith, Alice Justice, Paul Johnson, and the Smulls. Additional wills filed include Biscoe and Capshart, with gifts to heirs and widow executrix appointments. Special to The Washington Post reports Capt Ballentine of the U S Army to marry Miss Katharine Reed, daughter of the late Speaker Thomas B Reed.
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Margaret Edes
Boles Home
Georgetown
D. C
Northfield Seminary
Thomas Hyde
J. Hubley Ashton
Henry H. Wlather
Oak Hill Cemetery
William H. Donohoe
Mrs. Fry
George W. McGill
Margaret Ellen Meredith
Alice Jane Justice
Paul E. Johnson
Elizabeth H. Smull
Sarah Smull
Ellen Smull
Baltimore
Charlotte Duchan
Misa Edes’ Cook
Henry L. Biscoe
John Hidward
Speaker Reed
Washington Post
Springfield
Ohio
T. Arthur Ballentine
United States Army
Katharine Reed
Thomas B Reed
Maine
House
Perjury Case Emerges in divorce action and Graves conviction
The district court hears that perjury may have occurred in the Holmes divorce suit as Justice Anderson signals a possible inquiry. Harvey Graves, a witness for the defense in the Parker housebreaking case, is convicted of perjury in Criminal Court No. 1 and remanded for sentencing while efforts to involve the district attorney continue. Assistant United States Stretcher Hasby Smith led the prosecution.
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Beach
Holges
Henting
District Courte Ae
Jory Im Criminal Court No. 1
Harvey Graves
Parker
Justice Anderson
James O. Holmes
Sarah Holmes
Graves
Jesse Parker
Justice Wright
United States
Hasby-Smith
Boy Drowns While Reaching For Fish At Canal
Four year old Michael Kelly fell from the embankment of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal at Thirty seventh street northwest yesterday afternoon. Two bystanders allegedly watched without attempting rescue. Harbormaster crew recovered the body and the coroner deemed the death accidental drowning. The father Thomas Kelly identified the body at the morgue. Michael was the youngest of five.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Thirty-seventh Street
Michael Kelly
Harbormaster’s
Thomas Kelly
Kelly
Harbormaster’s Office
Michael
Hamline Welcomes New Pastor Carl Doney at Wamimne Church
Rev Dr Carl G Doney arrives with his family and takes parsonage duties at 09 A street NW. He will preach Sunday at 11 o'clock on The Revelation of the Father, tracing a long career in Ohio and his recent service at King Avenue M E Church Columbus.
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Wamimne Methodist Church
Carl G. Doney
King Avenue M. BE
Columbus
Ohio
Doney
Ohio State University
Deney
Ohio State Bar
Lyman Abbott
New York
Henry Ward Geecher
Harvard
Bainbridge
Granville
St Paul's Church
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Fairbanks
Donsy
King Avenue M. E
Hamline
King Avenue
Corseted glamour lessons at Masonic Temple lecture
Miss Elizabeth A C white led a Dressmakers Protective Association audience through corset demonstrations using five live models, showing how modern corsetry shapes the figure from medium to very slim. The event formed part of the association’s Washington convention with multiple sessions detailing materials, fittings, and fashion.
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Elizabeth A. C. White
Ths
Washington
Kington
Paris
Newiss
Misa White
Eve
Gibson
Miss White
Washington Civil Engineers Meet Over Local Society Split
A Washington meeting of resident civil engineers failed to decide whether to form a local branch affiliated with the American Society of Civil Engineers or to create an independent four‑branch group. The vote tied 11–11 on a key by‑law clause, prompting referral to the committee for further consideration and a report next fall.
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American Society of Civil Engineers
Alexander MacKenzie
Herbert M. Wilson
Geological Survey
Civil Engineers
Washington Society of Civil Engineers
American Society
Gen
D. E H. McComb
F. H Newell
Carl
Board of Direction
National Society
Washington
The
F. H. Newell
Reclamation Service
Gen. MacKenzie
Cleveland
Sunday Post
Weather and police report from Washington area April 3
The U S Weather Bureau notes clear eastern districts with unsettled conditions in the Ft Lawrence Valley and Southwest. A storm moves northeast over the Atlantic with high winds along the coast and low Atlantic pressures. Showers are forecast in Missouri and Mississippi valleys and Ohio Valley regions Friday into Saturday with warmer trends. A separate incident reports a shooting at Sixth and C Streets northwest where Paul Johnson was struck by a bullet from a colored boy. 17 year old William Moore was arrested on suspicion of the shooting.
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U. 8
Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Ft Lawrence
Atlantic
Hatterae
New Eayland
Berometer
Texas
Idaho
Dakotas
Northwest
New England
New Jersey
South Atlantic States
Kansas
Missouri
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Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Tennesses
Haat Gulf States
Ohio
Rocky Mountain
Plates
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
Grand Banks
Lakes Michigan
Huron
St Clair
Erie
Ontario
Pepin
Lake Superior
Saint Sainta Marie
Paul Johnson
C Street
Johnson
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D. A. R. National Congress
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Lowe's Undertaking Establishment
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Takoma Parish
Glenwood Cemetery
Morcoe
Twelfth Street
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Dressmatter Association
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Henry L West
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Wilfred Bancroft
Macdonnall School OF Phrenology and Psychology
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Mme. L. Macdonnall
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Mt. Vernon
Shoomaker CO
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
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J. T. Walker Sons
16Th St
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Alice M. Patterson
Wilbur L. Smith
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