Right Triumphant Sermon Warns Against Moral Failings
Rev B Wolf of the General Synod preached at Church of the Reformation on Rome's be not overcome by evil but overcome evil with good. He warned money power politics and the press can be diverted for good or ill and urged Christians to uphold Christian ethics amid public life. He praised decent literature and urged faith in the Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wolf
PD. D
General Synod
Luther ‘An Church
Church of the Reformation
Second Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
St. Paul
Dr. Wolf
Wolf
Constantine
Favorie
Amerca
Grace Peckham Mumay
Rebecca Williams
Albert Bigelow Paine
Tan Shin
Wolf von Schierbrand
East
Russia
Priscilla Wakefield
Firemen's union convention opens with wage talks in Washington
Delegates from major U S cities and several Canadian towns arrive as the international firemen's convention opens in Washington. The executive committee met at Fritz Reuter's Hotel to review annual reports while talks push for an eight hour day and a new 2 50 wage scale. Local No 63 supports the decision, with Timothy Healy seeking reelection as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Convention of Firemen
United States
Canada
Timothy Healy
New York
Michael P. Flanagan
Boston
Peter Miller
St. Louis
P. L. Farrer
St. Paul
J. O'Donnell
Whiting
Ind
Thomas F. Kane
Danbury
C. L. Shamp
Omaha
Fritz Reuter
Shamp
Heurich
Rochester
Washington
St. James Hotel
St Dominics Feast Celebrated At Church Mass Sermon
The feast of St. Dominic founder of the Dominican Order was observed with solemn services at St. Dominic's Church corner Sixth and EZ streets south west. Very Rev J R Hinch O P delivered a panegyric at high mass as the church crowd filled the sanctuary. The sermon traced Dominic's life and the rosary's rise through Marian intercession. Benediction closed the observance after vespers and rosary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Dominic
St. Dominic's Church
Sixth
EZ Streets
J. R. Hinch
O. P
Father Hinch
J. R. Heffernan
J. B. Dawkins
Miss Bischoff
la Hache
St. Dominia
Mother of God
Dom
David
Steadfastness in Church Urges Firmness in Religion
Dr. Seasholes, pastor of Third Baptist Germanstown Philadelphia, preached at First Baptist Church urging steadfastness in creed and practice. He described true Christians as backbone leaders holding to Christ's principles, praising strength over vacillation and noting past actions stopping fights as examples of firm resolve. He will preach again next Sunday.
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Seasholes
Charlies L. Seasholes
D. D
Third Baptist Church
Germantown
Philadelphia
Pau
First Baptist Church
Sixteenth
O Streets
Corinthians
Seashores
Dr. Seashores
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Dallas
Tex
Fitzsimmos-O’brien
Charles Pf, Windigler
Glorious Church Sermon Prefers Humble House Over Palace
Rev. T. C. Clark of Grand Island Nebr preached at Gun ton Temple Memorial Church on true glories of the church. He contrasted the temple built of jewels with a plain room congregation and urged contact with the world to spread doctrine. He said Jesus embodies the church and noted the Bible guides living over dying, urging closer obedience.
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T. C. Clark
Grand Island
Nebr
Gunton Temple Memorial Church
Paul
Clark
Jesus
Preacher Draws Crowd with Gospel Wagon Sermon
Rev. J. G. Butler of Luther Memorial Church preached from the gospel wagon in Market Space last evening. His theme was The Reaping of the Harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Butler
Luther Memorial Church
Stutler Improves Slowly From Nervous Collapse
Warner Stutler, superintendent of the street cleaning department, recovers gradually from a nervous collapse suffered last week. Improvement is slight and he remains at home. There is a possibility his condition will allow continuation of the investigation into charges of maladministration brought by Royal Rob.
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Mr. Stutler
Warner Stutler
Royal Rob
Women Fight Near Ver Mont Avenue Northwest
Early yesterday morning two colored women from Hutton court near Ver Mont avenue northwest clashed. Nancy Johnson spent Sunday under assault charges at Highth precinct station, while Alberta Hunter lay at Freedmen's Hospital all day with a brow injury from a bar of iron.
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Hutton Court
Ver Mont Avenue
Nancy Johnson
Adventists Explain Why Washington Chosen as Headquarters
Seventh-day Adventists held an open air service at Takoma Park to explain why Washington was selected for their headquarters. Speakers cited a heavenly appointment and a welcoming, bigotry-free city. Plans include a students' home and later a sanitarium, dining hall, industrial school, and girls' home along the Sago. Mrs. E. G. White urged parents to train children with gentle discipline and care.
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Washington
Takoma Park
Wider J. & Weshburn
M Street
Sago
E. G. White
California
CAPT. JAMES R. DURHAM DIES. UNION VETERAN DIRECTOR AT PATENT OFFICE
Capt James R Durham a native of Virginia and brevet captain in the Civil War died at his home 1708 Ninth Street Northwest after two months illness from Brights disease Surviving widow six children include John W and five daughters The funeral from his residence will be conducted by Rev J H Bradford and the Medal of Honor Legion with Arlington burial Interment to follow pallbearers drawn from Medal of Honor Legion and G A R posts
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Virginia
James R. Durham
United States Patent Office
Ninth Street Northwest
Bright
John A. Rawlings
Winchester
Durham
Washington
Post Office Department
Bureau of Edication
Patent Office
Sailors Seize Auto Then Wander Eighth Street
A party of U S Navy men from the ships S S Dolphin Sylph and others seized a big red automobile in front of a cafe without owner consent and drove it through Eighth Street Southeast. After a crash near a navy yard gate they pushed the car to straighten course and later halted before a residence door. Witnesses cried out as an electric car approached and the sailors fled to a barroom to discuss the mishap.
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Uncle Sam
U. S&s. &. Dolphin
U. S. 3S
Eighth Street
Navy Yard
Burnett
Richardson Defends Directory Scheme as Legitimate
Prisoner Frank 8 Richardson and accomplice Jason Graham were arrested amid a bogus directory scam in Washington. Richardson claimed the ad business is genuine, noting collected sums from local firms and asserting Roberts as district manager. He said Graham’s involvement and earlier acts in Cincinnati are uncertain, while the pair stayed at 416 John Street.
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Richardson
Frank
First Precinct
Jason Graham
Louisville
Cincinnati
Washington
Roberts
Young's Carriage Company
Lutz & Co
Acker's
Stone Yard
Graham
Cininne i
John Street
Burial of Gen Spurgin at West Point after sudden heart death
Gen William F Spurgin A S A retired died suddenly of heart disease at Carlisle Kentucky on Saturday. Funeral set for Wednesday morning at West Point with his son William Spur gin traveling from Carlisle to West Point to accompany the casket. Widow daughter Margaretta and son Horace return from Atlantic City and plan to join for the burial in West Point Military Cemetery where Spurgin spent sixteen years of service as quartermaster and commissary general and treasurer of the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Spurgin
Carlisle
Ken
West Point
Spurgin
William Spurgin
Washington
Margaretta
Horace
Atlantic City
Military Academy
West Point Military Cemetery
City Bulletin Offers Bargains and Local Notices
Local shopping notes list cream cheese at 10 cents per pound and macaroni at 4 cents, with maple syrup priced per bottle. A police injury report notes Officer D J Dennis hurt while stopping a runaway near Ninth Street. Nearby businesses include Joyce Engraving, Star Building Chicago Jewel Gas Ranges, and A Muddiman & Co. Headlines mention the Piedmont Printing Co and Rufus C Darby as manager.
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A. Muddiman & Co
Rufus H. Darby, Printing Co
Meii Piedmont Printive Go
Ateate, Ager
Y Nyan Ga
Rufus C. Darby
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International Firemen
Indorse Brewery
Saks & Company
Seventh St
House & Herrmann’s
Heurich Brewing Co
Minerzen
Senate
WEST
Adler Tih
Sede
Cassimeres
Victor E. Adler
Clothing House
St. Hw
Horn
Regal Store
Pennsylvania Ave
N. W
Weclville
Hubbard Heating CO
F Street
St. Dominic’s Church
James BR. Durham
D. J. Kaufman
Gen. Spurgin
City Bulletin
J. T.D. Pyres
la. Ave
D. J. Dennis
Murrell
Joyce Engraving Company
Star Bidg
Chicago
Coday
Woman
beriesCon Ff
Cakte
Butterick
Butterick Publishing Company (Limited
Batteric
Uilding
Haveath
Lewis Barr
Corby’s Modern Bakery
Yale Laundry
10Th St
New York Ave
Geo. E. Hebbard
Winemen
the Sunday Post
Sy Mall
St. Louis Purchase Exposition
Express
Post Business Office
Forest City
The
Washington Post
the Post
Diamond
Burlington, VI
Uneeda Biscuit
Munyon
Macz
Paw-Paw
Washington Gas Light Co. Ete
Warrer
Warner
Warners
Warner’ S
Safe Cure Company
N. C
R. Mt. Brown
Nets
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