Praise for Bishop Shahan at Willard banquet by alumni group
The Boston alum association honored Bishop Shahan rector of the Catholic University at a Willard Hotel banquet marking the twenty fifth anniversary. Speakers included Bishop Hayes of New York, Bishop Manuel Ruiz of Cuba, and Dr. P J Healy spoke of Shahan’s role in the university’s success. Officers were elected, with William H. Delaes and Rex Thomas Willpgan among new leaders and plans discussed to establish alumni branches in several cities. A collection for athletics was also taken.
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Pope Benedict XV Thanks Catholic University in 1915 Ceremony
Pope Benedict XV sends felicitations from Rome on the Catholic University anniversary in Washington, praising its mission and urging growth. The Mass at the National Theater, addresses by Cardinal O Connell and others, and the first ever honorary degrees mark the celebration attended by Cardinal Gibbons and bishops. The cablegram commends church leaders, Knights of Columbus, and calls for broader support to educate clergy and lay leaders.
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Lincoln Tribute Observed as Nation Mourns Lincoln Day
District observes Lincoln death fiftieth anniversary with half mast flags and holiday closings in government offices. Washington marks occasion with may closures while embassies fly at half mast. Oldroyd house hosts closest formal ceremonies. Supreme Court adjourns. Library of Congress partly closed. private business largely quiet amid mourning.
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German View of War From Staats Zeitung New York
The Staats Zeitung article critiques The New York Times editorial stance on Germany and Britain. It defends German restraint, condemns British and Anglophile rhetoric, cites historical instances of British anti German sentiment, and argues that Allied press campaigns seek to justify a failing cause while German Americans face hostile charges from Britain. Herman Ridder is cited on press use of ink.
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Bailey Denies Politics Behind Riggs Bank Fight
Ex Senator Bailey asserts politics did not drive the Riggs National Bank suit against the comptroller. He says the bill was drafted by Hogan and himself and that the bank sought court protection after fines and sanctions were imposed, with hearings set before Justice McCoy.
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Hopkins Head Sees Wilson In Johns Hopkins Visit
Frank J. Goodnow president of Johns Hopkins University and former Chinese adviser met with President Wilson for an extended conference. At issue was an April invitation to attend a May 20 Johns Hopkins campus celebration opening several new buildings. Goodnow, joined by trustee B Howell Griswold, said he was interested in China Japan relations but did not confirm topics discussed.
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Charles H Plugge Dead Liberal scholar and translator dies at 71
Prof Charles H. Plugge 71 former Bureau of Education employee and languages professor at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute died after several months illness at his nephew Carl F Kehoff’s home. Born in Germany and educated in Brussels he came to America in 1878. He taught languages at Brooklyn Polytechnic since 1880 and spoke seven languages. He traveled widely and made over 30 trips to Europe. Surviving nephews Fred C and Carl F. Hohoff. Funeral 8 46 this morning at his home then St Martin’s Catholic Church with requiem mass. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Lehigh President Clarifies Statement On Washington Attitude
In a letter to President Wilson, 5. B. Thomas of the Lehigh Valley Railroad denies criticizing the administration. He notes planned contracts approaching one million dollars and possible further outlays as business conditions improve. Thomas emphasizes the need to avoid misinterpretation of his remarks about Washington officials and upholds confidence in national affairs.
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City News in Brief Luncheon dates and club plans update
The weekly Builders' and Manufacturers' Exchange luncheon moved from Saturday to Thursday at the Continental Hotel. Plans for the Chesapeake Beach shad bake were discussed at the luncheon. The Boosters' Club led by Bruce Branson aims to recruit new members and pledges. The police power boat Major Sylvester gains a new 82 horsepower engine, boosting speed to over 13 miles per hour, with service expected late this week or early next. Various civic events include receptions, banquets, and lectures at Gonzaga College, Berea College, and local churches. The District Federation of Women's Clubs, the War of 1812 Society, and the United Colored Citizens' Alliance sponsor activities, while the Catholic University freshmen host a banquet at the Ebbitt. Other items note the Florence Crittenton Home annual meeting, a French impressions lecture, and a food sanitation talk at Howard University. Community groups plan meetings at the public library and Union Station events, with multiple fund drives and donations to GAR reunion efforts.
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Progress of War Told Officially
The Rome style communique from Vienna and Berlin reports mixed outcomes from battles in Galicia Carpathians and France. Russian attacks near Stry and Lupkow passes are said repulsed while Austro German forces claim gains near Notre Dame de Lorette and Le Pretre forest with prisoner captures and trench advances.
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Band Concert Today at United States Soldiers' Home Bend
An afternoon concert at 4 o'clock near the band stand led by Mr. Zimmermann features marches Overture and arias such as Norma and Village Life in Peasant Time. The program includes Sunrise, May Queen, Moonlight Serenade, and finishes with The Star Spangled Banner and Tip Top Tipperary.
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