Immaculate Conception School Cornerstone Ceremony Held
Bishop Donahue leads cornerstone rite for Immaculate Conception School for Boys on Eighth Street NW. Procession from parish house includes alumni and clergy. Marine Band plays as school choir performs. Addressed by Bishop Donahue tracing Catholic education history from St. Benedict to Georgetown College and the U.S. Catholic school system. Building, designed by B Stanley Simmons, will be four stories with gym, classrooms, and play areas. founded 1864 by Fr. P. F. McCarty.
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City Bulletins and Local Retail Notices
Old Virginia Fish Roe 2 cans for 2 cents at J T D Pyles Stores. We have sold Hearich's beer for twenty years and still sell Marezen and Senate brewery bottling. Contact W. 24 China Jewel Gas Ranges by Muddimah Co.
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Tt— Maerzen
Senate—brewery
Ingtonting Company
China
Jewel Gas
CA Muddimah @ Co
Ithate
Washington Days of Heat Surpass Many Cities
Washington yesterday saw extreme heat while other towns reported higher temperatures elsewhere. Weather bureau readings show the official peak near 3 p.m. with the downtown thermometer running seven degrees higher in the shade. No heat fatalities were reported as forecasters expected warmer conditions to return today or tomorrow.
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Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
Registera
Sinence Washington
Pleads for the Home Open Air Talk at Franklin Park
Rev Bailey of Western Presbyterian leads an open air service in Franklin Park under the YMCA auspices. He warns Americans risk losing home ties as boarding house life grows and urges families to stand united, honor parents, and openly express affection. Next service scheduled for next Sunday at game hour.
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Anklip Park
Franklin Park
America
Adames
Washingtons
Roosevelts
Joan KR. Barber
Church Leader Urges Jesus' Spirit in Modern Faith
The Rev. Dr. John Balcom Shaw preached at New York Avenue Presbyterian in Chicago, urging the church to embody Christ. He argued the church is the body of Christ and must incarnate Jesus through compassion, love for the masses, and a zeal to save the lost.
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John Balcom Shaw
Chicago
New
York Avenue
Dr. Radcliffe
Paul
Christ
Jesus
Death from lockjaw following foot injury in Buffalo layoff
John Brown a colored man of 716 Twenty third street northwest died at Freedman's Hospital from lockjaw caused by a foot injury after his foot was crushed in a railroad incident in Buffalo New York about two weeks earlier. He was confined in Buffalo for several days then brought to this city Friday and admitted to Freedman's Hospital Friday afternoon with jaws tightly locked.
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John Brown
Twenty Third Street
Freedman's Hospital
Buffalo
N. Y
Brown
Breedman’s _Hospital
Penitentiary Rationale For Short Term Reform
A citizen advocate argues for a short term state penitentiary to reform petty offenders. He notes jail conditions breed hardened criminals, urges sanitary upgrades, work programs, and strict discipline to teach lawfulness. He warns proper confinement could reduce housebreaking and assaults.
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Wisconsin
Frederick Dyer Collapses During Lake Swim Rescue
Frederick Dyer, 20, nearly drowned while attempting to swim Chevy Chase Lake yesterday. He collapsed from a weak knee, was dragged to shore by companions, and amid a small spectator panic, was assisted by M. J. Boucher, S. R. Golibart Jr., L. H. Green, and H. C. Lamson before being brought home in a recovered condition. Dyer has played football and baseball for the Columbia Stars and Central High School.
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Frederick Dyer
Chevy Chase Lake
Dyer
Columbia Stars
Central
M. J. Boucher
R. Golibart, Jr
L. H. Green
H. C. Lamson
Crowdy Fails to Appear as Footwashers Leader
Elder Joe Crowdy did not conduct meetings yesterday as members expected after newspaper announcements that he had succeeded his late uncle Prophet Crowdy as head of the sect. Jenepa Crowdy reportedly returned to Philadelphia, and members think Crowdy's authority will be recognized where the sect maintains tabernacles.
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Joe’ Crowdy
Footwashers
Crowdy
Jenepa Crowdy
Phiadelph Washington
Stabbing in Pig Alley Stirs City Precinct Fight
In Pig alley southwest during an early morning brawl Daniel Young a 21 year old Black man of 907 HK street southwest was stabbed. Whifred Buckner a fellow Young man was taken into custody for assault with a deadly weapon at the fourth precinct station.
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Pig Alley
Daniel Young
HK Street
Whifred Buckner
Young
Himernn
Arrest of Examett Jones Sparks Vagrant Assault Case
Seventh precinct officers Cannady and Shepherd captured Examett Jones, a 40 year old man from Norfolk, after a struggle under a canal bridge near Thirty Fourth Street Northwest. He is held on vagrancy and assault charges as investigators verify past records and possible warrants.
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Examett
Jones
Thirtyfourth
Hings
Joes
Utes Begin Long Return to Utah Lands
Indian bureau officials expect the renegade Ute Indians to reach their old reservation in Utah after a two year trek through Sioux lands in South Dakota. About 400 returnees travel with cavalry escorts and government wagons, seeking work and sustenance as they rejoin their people amid cautious reception by former neighbors.
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Indian Bureau
Utah
South Dakota
Hedparse
Bureau
Mrs Logan Loses 50 Dollar Check Near Soldiers Home
John A Logan reports a fifty dollar check lost yesterday in the vicinity of Soldiers' Home while driving. Mrs J A Logan suspects the check was dropped from her purse between the Soldiers' Home grounds and Park Road morning.
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John A Logan
Stoneleigh Court
Mra
Trogan
Soldiers
Park Road
Self Delusion About Coffee Harms By Habit
Areader recalls coffee caused headaches and nervousness, claiming Postum cured the issue after switching from coffee. The piece argues people defend indulgences and that the health benefit of Postum included relief from headaches and a healthier lifestyle.
Preliminary Bertillon death classification discussed for 1910 revision
A public health note announces the international classification of causes of death will be revised next year. Dr Bertillon’s preliminary statement, issued at the request of the French foreign ministry, signals 1910 as the revision year following 1900 Paris deliberations. The system is widely adopted in the United States and by many nations.
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Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service
International Classification of
International Statistical Institute
Chicago
Paris
Acregust
United States
American Medical Association
Wkabington
International Congress of Hygiene and
Bertillon
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Pretich
Colored Congress to Meet Next Week
The thirty sixth annual session of the National Christian Congress colored will convene at Cosmopolitan Temple Baptist Church on W street between Ninth and Tenth NW next Thursday. Rev Dr Sizhon P W Drew will give the welcoming address, to be followed by a reply from Prof W Coles of Virginia. Rev Dr Robinson, president, will preside, with thirty six states represented.
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National Christian Congress
Cosmopolitan Temple Baptist Church
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Sizhon P. W. Drew
W. Coles
Robinson
Birthday Party Tragedy Sparks Fatal Fight
A chaotic birthday gathering ended in death as guests clashed amid an attempted celebration. Authorities report a fatal altercation involving a man named Anthony and his brother in law, who was later arrested in connection with the incident.
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Anthony
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