Immaculate Conception School Cornerstone Ceremonies
Bishop Donahue leads cornerstone ceremony for Immaculate Conception School for Boys on Eighth Street Northwest. Procession, Marine Band, and the school choir highlight a day honoring Catholic education with remarks tracing historical roots from St Benedict to Georgetown College and the Catholic University.
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Immaculate Conception School For Boys
Highth
Donetine
Wheeling
Eighth
Congregational Guard of
Marine
Nent. Santelmann
United States
Donahue
J. D. Marr
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mark
Prince of the Apostles
Alexandria
Christ
St. Benedict
Monte Cassino
Western Europe
St. Cohurbla
Doire-Calgaich
Dalr-magh
Wid
Iona
Lindesfarne
Hebrides
Armagh
Clonard
St. Augustine
Aystriaus
Gregory
Thanet
Kent
England
New Mexico
Texas
Florida
California
New Orleans
Detroit
Mississippi Valley
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Cathlics
Cath Glcs
Georgetown College
Visitation Sisters
Georgetown
District of Columbia
Catholic University
Immaculate Conception
City Bulletins from Old Virginia Stores
Battered ad-style card notes long-closed Virginia retailer names J T D Pyles Hearic’s Beer Maegren Senate-brewery Bottling Co and China Jewel Gas Ranges. Mentions Winston phone W. 24 and Ariinston Bottling. Fragmentary listings promise bargains with dated product copy and lingering brand references.
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Old Virginia Fish Roe
J.T. D. Pyles
Hearic’s
Tt Maergen
Senate—brewery
Bottit Ae Ariinston Bottling Company
China
Jewel Gas
CA Muddimah
Washington Sees Record Heat Amid Broad U S Swelter
Yesterday Washington stood cooler than many other cities as the nation sweltered. Weather bureau readings showed the day's peak around noon with official thermometers near nine degrees in the shade and downtown readings seven degrees higher. Officials expected warmer weather to return and Washington to reclaim its hot day status today or tomorrow.
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Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
Registera
Sinence Washington
Open Air MCA Service Delivers Home Message in Franklin Park
Hundreds gather under arching trees in Franklin Park for an open air MCA service. Rev Bailey argues the home frame upholds national safety, urges family unity, and praises honored American lineages like Adams and Washingtons. Music by Dr Joan K.R. Barber. Next service scheduled for Sunday at game hour.
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Franklin Park
America
Adames
Washingtons
Roosevelts
Joan KR. Barber
Tales of the Church Dr Shaw Preaches on Christ as Church
Dr Shaw of Second Presbyterian Chicago preached at New York Avenue Presbyterian urging the church embody Christ. He said the church is the body of Christ and must incarnate his spirit and compassion, seek the lost, and awaken members to broader salvation work.
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Shaw
John Balcom Shaw
Chicago
New
York Avenue
Dr. Radcliffe
Paul
Christ
Jesus
Injury Develops Lockjaw Fatal to Local Man
John Brown a colored resident of 716 Twenty third street northwest died at Freedman’s Hospital yesterday from lockjaw following a foot injury. The harm began with a crushed foot at a Buffalo railroad emplacement about two weeks earlier. He was treated in Buffalo for several days, then brought to this city last Friday and admitted to Breedman’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 Plan Outlined as Reform for Crime
A citizen argues for short term penitentaries over jail to separate petty offenders from hardened criminals. He urges sanitary reforms, forced labor, and disciplined routines, asserting confinement should punish and educate, reducing future crimes and keeping offenders from voting. He cites employment, uniformed work, and clothing sanitation as key benefits.
Panig Marks Lake Rescue Ends With Dyer Collapse
Frederick Dyer, 20, nearly drowned while swimming Chevy Chase Lake yesterday afternoon. His fall from a half mile across caused a small audience panic as companions pulled him to shore. Dyer, a former Columbia Stars and Central High athlete, collapsed from a knee weakness after his stroke. He was helped by M. J. Boucher, S. R. Golibart Jr., L. H. Green, and H. C. Lamson before being taken home by friends.
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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, newly named head of the Footwashers, did not conduct yesterday’s meetings as some members expected after reports he succeeded his late uncle Prophet Crowdy. Jenepa Crowdy reportedly returned to Philadelphia Washington’s members, and many expect Crowdy’s authority to be recognized where the sect maintains tabernacles.
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Joe’ Crowdy
Footwashers
Crowdy
Jenepa Crowdy
Phiadelph Washington
Stabbed in Pig Alley Fight Leads to Arrests
In Pig Alley southwest early yesterday morning Daniel Young 21 of 907 HK street southwest was stabbed during a fight by Whitred Buckner. Young was removed to hospital and Buckner was charged with assault with a deadly weapon in the fourth precinct.
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Pig Alley
Daniel Young
HK Street
Whifred Buckner
Young
Himernn
Police arrest of Examett Jones after bridge struggle
Seventh precinct officers Cannady and Shepherd nabbed Examett Jones a 40 year old black man yesterday morning near Thirty fourth Street NW. He resisted arrest, injuring both officers before being taken to the station house. Jones, newly arrived from Norfolk, Va, is held pending word on prior records and possible local warrants. If no other jurisdiction wants him, he faces vagrancy and assault charges.
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Wisconsin State
Cannady and Shepherd
Examett
Jones
Thirtyfourth
Hings
Joes
Utes Return Trek Homeward Amid Uneasy Arrival Expectation
Officials of the Indian bureau anticipate the Ute renegades will reach their old Utah reservation after two years on Sioux lands. About 400 march northward under cavalry escort, seeking new homes but facing game laws and work requirements. Bureau plans to ease welcome while fearing mixed reception from remaining Utes and local settlers. Government wagons supplement transport as the party moves toward home.
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Indian Bureau
Utah
South Dakota
Hedparse
Bureau
Washington - Taate
Mrs J A Logan Loses Check Near Soldiers Home
John A Logan of Stoneleigh court reports a $50 check lost yesterday morning in the vicinity of Soldiers Home. He states Mrs J A Logan showed the shock from her purse while driving and believes the check disappeared between the home grounds and Park road.
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John A Logan
Stoneleigh Court
Mra
Trogan
Soldiers
Park Road
SELF DELUSION Many People Deceived by Coffee
A reader discusses self deception about coffee and habit forming drinks. Personal anecdotes compare headaches from coffee to improvements after switching to Postum, claiming health benefits and a return to normal without headaches.
Bertillon System to Revise International Death Classification
Preliminary notice from Dr Berillon announces a planned 1910 revision meeting for the International Classification of Causes of Death. The system, adopted widely since 1900, guides morbidity hospital returns mortality statistics and is used by the U S census and many countries.
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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 For National Christian Assembly
The thirteenth 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 deliver the welcoming address, followed by a response 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
Death at Birthday Party Sparks Arrests
A chaotic birthday gathering ended in a fatality after a fight among guests. Anthony, a brother-in-law, was arrested as investigators probe who caused the death and what led to the confrontation.
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Anthony
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Uneeda
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
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