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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1907

Page

6

Fifty-first Annual Session of Grand Tabernacle Meets

The fifty first annual session of the National Grand Tabernacle G A O of Galllean Fishermen will be held in the Galilean Temple at 20 Street southwest from August 3 to 3. A public meeting starts Tuesday at 10 o'clock. a reception to delegates follows Wednesday at 8. Thursday hosts a grand picnic at Green Willow Park, Atacostla for visitors. A special programme of songs and literary selections has been prepared.

Grand ‘Tabernacle Grand Tabernacle Galllean Fishermen Galilean Temple Green Willow Park Atacostla Delemum Ms Jennies Bromay George Fe Drown Waller Me Mout Bert’ Allen Detteey le Janeibe Sarat Vr Johnsan Te’ Janey de We Themen Soot Navert Brisco Debe Janpron Tet

City Bulletin Bids Damages Suit in District Supreme Court

Thomas P Jennings sues L Morgan Johnson for 116000 claiming assault on May 21 caused permanent injuries. Also noted are local ads for pharmacies, distillery news denying fire damage, and upcoming Glen Echo light opera Tolandhe by Gilbert and Sullivan.

Bult District Supreme Court Thomas P Jennings L. Morgan Johnson Johnson

Fight for Pure Milk Immediate Action Ordered by Health Officer

District Commissioner Macfarland will urge the board to adopt without delay any measures possible under existing law to improve the milk supply. Health Officer Woodward advised compulsory tuberculin testing for cattle and tagging, sealed milk containers, and bans on tampering with seals. He also urged public notice for dairy farmers willing to produce corn‑fed milk, and education on milk sanitation in schools. The milk bill will be redrafted to include the commission’s latest recommendations for submission next December.

Woodward Milk Commission Macfarland Commisaionera Coparaas Mbk Commission Mbk Commission, It Was Referred By Commssioner Woodenwari Mk Commission Commissionera Commissioner Macfarland Ml& Supply District Health Department Department of Agriculture Jt Fe Wlon Mpst Coucan Mille Commission

Water sample finds oxygen excess in well at Joliet and Twentyth

District chemist reports the public well at Trentieth and Joliet streets northeast contains an excess of oxygen due to organic matter. Health Officer Wood Ward recommends cleaning. commissioners approve the action.

Trentieth Joliet Streets Wood Ward Khown

Residents Protest Proposed Garage On New Hampshire Ave

Residents along New Hampshire Avenue near Matreest oppose a reported plan to build a storage house for sporage or gasoline on the west side of the street. They were told by Commissioners that no formal application has been filed to date.

New Hampshire Avenue Matreest

Rain Checks On Hot Wave In City Heat

A damp spell and rising temperatures marked yesterday as Old Sol prodded the day to 89 degrees on Pennsylvania Avenue with a Weather Bureau forecast of 78 degrees. Skies opened late, showers persisted into the evening, and gum shops drew crowds while the forecast for today promised only moderate warmth.

Tos Pennsylvania Avenue Old Sol Derea Notch Weather Bureau Frankenfeld Bureau

Mass on boat as Knights depart for convention

Large delegations of two Knights of Columbus will depart Washington this morning aboard the Newport News bound for Norfolk to attend the annual convention. Western delegates join in, stopping over yesterday, with the Potomac voyage expected to feature a solemn high mass after departure.

Knights of Columbue Washington Newport News Norfolk Order Washington Knights Potomac River Cardinal Gibbons

Police Deny Handbook Theft Ties to Lacey Arrest

Detectives O'Brien and Par nam uncover details linking Thomas Lacey a bar worker at Fifteenth and G streets to a claimed handbook theft incident. Lacey is held pending a Police Court hearing amid questions over his role and the backer of the handbook scheme.

Invesnsuung O'Brien Parnam Ted Thomas Lacey Lacey Fifteenth and G Streets Lucey Packer

Night Watchman's Outing to Marshall Hall

The Night Watchman's Association plans a to morrow outing at Marshall Hall with a baseball game against Washington Railway and Electric Company teams, four running contests, and a prize waltz. Officers include Albert J Ronsples as president J W Dickerson as vice president B J Klopfer as treasurer and James Y Cochran as secretary and business manager.

J. W. Dickerson B. J. Klopfer James Y. Cochran

Mass for Miss Atchison by St Martin choir

Requiem Mass for Jennie Agatha Atchison, who died after an operation at Providence Hospital, was sung by the St Martin's Church choir last Tuesday. Services preceded at her parents home on Rhode Island Avenue. She was a member of St Martin's choir and a talented pianist and violinist. Survived by five brothers and two sisters.

Chor St. Martin Jennie Agatha Atchison Providence Hospital St. Martin's Catholic Church Atehivon Rhode Island Misa Atehiaon Rt. Martin’s Choir Fve

Michael B. Gorman Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery

The funeral for Michael B. Gorman, longtime clerk at Police Headquarters, was held at St. Aloysius Church with a 9 o'clock requiem mass. Rev. J. B. Titors led the service, with assisted by Rev. H. O'Larry and Rev. Wham Kean. Inspector Boardman, Capt. Amits, Detectives Helan, Evans, Carter, and Sgt. Daly were pallbearers. interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Mount Olivet Michael B. Gorman Fox St. Aloymus J. B. Titors H. O'Larry Wham Kean Sorai Boardman Capt. Amits Helan Charles Evans Joseph Carter Gergt Daly Mount ‘Olivet Cemetery

Charity Outing Supports Summer Work of Associated Charities

A charity drive listing numerous donors and amounts funds the Associated Charities summer outings program. Readable names include Ellen Gorton, Letitia Re Bymons, Elizabeth Ho Schenck, Oriental Connell No 83, and many others with contributions ranging from a dollar to over thirty dollars, funds directed to water boiler and related items.

Associated Charities Miss Sale V. Lary Mian Beaxis ElUiey Helden Noble ML Beywil Damier Bia Altea Trey Olimes Cash Mim Mery PF. Hoppin Misa Anos C. Koerper E. Society of First MP Church Hla Runiee PF Hartey Jacobua de Mulier Thomas F. Woodward

Diplomatic Move Prompted New Yorker Passage to Bogota

Thomas G. Dawson recently transferred from American Minister at Santo Domingo to minister at Bogota Colombia has arrived in Washington from Manila and plans to sail from New York for his journey to Cartagena by steamer then by river and rail to Bogota. He is accompanied by his wife and children.

Thomas G. Dawson Santo Domingo Bogoto Colombia Washington New York Cartagena Bégala

FOR BETTER PLAYGROUNDS ASK CONGRESS FOR 93000

Col Charles Bromwell head of public buildings urges Congress to appropriate 3900 for establishing and maintaining children playgrounds on public reservations. Locals collected funds from multiple unions wishing to extend playground facilities with proper equipment. Athletic events and excursions are planned to raise more money for playgrounds. Aged man killed by train.

Col Charles 8. Bromwell Washiurton Congress Bramwell Cal. Bromwett Hes Heratot Cal. Bromwell Playground Association Jonn JB. Dickman Columbia ‘Ty Marshall Sai Thesasnelation Curay N Street T. Arthur Simith Iekat F Street

Thomas H Word Crushed by Freight Train at Government Hospital Grounds

Thomas H Word, an elderly worker, was killed yesterday morning when a freight train struck him while he weeded along a track through the Government Hospital for the Insane grounds. His body was sent to the marine and held for coroner investigation. He lived in Thisdale, DC, and had been employed around the asylum for some time.

Thomas H. Word Government Hospital Coar Ford Thisdale

Funeral Tomorrow in Baltimore for Mrs Woodville Relative of Admiral Schley

Funeral services for Mrs Ann Cadwalader Woodville will be held tomorrow at 1 o clock from her residence in Northwest Washington. Rev William Tayloe Snyder will officiate. Burial will be in Greenmount Cemetery, Baltimore. She was a daughter of William Schley of Baltimore and first cousin of Rear Admiral Winfield S. Schley. She is survived by three sons William, Middleton, and Cadwalader Woodville.

Woodville Admiral Schley Ann Cadwalader Woodville Famity William Tayloe Snyder Church of the Incarnation Greenmount Cemetery Baltimore William Schley Winfeld Boott Schley Sona William Middleton Cadwalader

Runaway Brightwood Car Derailed Hurting Conductor Burton

A Brightwood Line runaway car yesterday morning derailed near Hethune avenues Takoma Park. Conductor GS Burton was thrown from the car and cut about hands and head. Passengers panicked as the car left tracks and struck the station platform, knocking down a trolley pole. Motorman J L Llewellyn, in charge, failed to stop the car in time.

Burton Brightwood Ranaway Hethune Avenues Takoma Park GS. Burton J. L. Llewellyn Florida Avenue Northwest

Machinist dies after medical call in Northwest Washington

Pred A Cook, a machinist helver for the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, died after convulsions and hemorrhage at his Ninth Street home. A physician summoned an ambulance. coroner to investigate. He leaves a wife and one child visiting Wingina. Brother Walter Cook of 52nd Eighteenth Street also survives.

A. Cook Ninth Street Nia H. R Hiliot Cook Helver Bureau of Engraving and Printing Cincinmati Vislting Winglula Walter Cook Eighteenth Street

Consular Examinations Set For November In This City

The next general examination for consular service will be held in this city on November 22. A number of vacancies will be filled. The State Department has been disappointed by the inadequacy of representation from the Southern States and seeks more well qualified men. Parr Interstate cream ad notes Velvet brand.

State Department

Adath Israel considers rabbi applicants after Loeb exit

The Adath Israel congregation of Sixth and G Street Northwest holds a board meeting this afternoon to review multiple rabbi applications from New York Buffalo Cleveland Providence and Newport as potential successors to Rabbi Yallus T Loeb who recently left for Atlanta Georgia. A final selection is hoped before September 8 the Hebrew New Year jubilee date.

Adath Ierael Sixth G Street Northwest Rer Yallus T. Loeb Atlanta J Baumgarten Zabbia New York Buffalo

WANTS MARRIAGE ANNULLED IN DISTRICT SUIT

Mrs Nellie G Backus filed in the District Supreme Court for a marriage annulment claiming James A Backus was married to another person under the name Taylor at the time of their October 1905 wedding. She alleges he has been imprisoned in Mountsville Penitentiary since early 1995. The note also mentions home beautification displays at Gude’s, 214 F street.

Nellie G Backus Nellie G Backus District Supreme Court James A. Backus Alleger Mounisville Penitentians Octo ‘Ber Taylor Weband Penit Ventiuary

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