Jesuits Renew Vows At Holy Trinity in Georgetown
A century after the Jesuit restoration, a solemn high mass was held at Holy Trinity Church Georgetown to mark the 100th anniversary. Rev Charles Mackeey SJ gave the sermon as presidents and superiors from Catholic colleges attended. Archbishop Carroll summoned the ten Maryland Jesuits in 1805 and the ceremony featured a large choir and clergy from Georgetown and nearby institutions.
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Society of Jesus
Wea
Holy Trinity Church
Georgetown
District of Columbia
New York
Maryland
Carroll
Washington
Charles Macksey
Georgetown University
Pius VI
Clement
Father Greer
Russia
John Carroll
Baltimore
Grober
Rus&a
Pacific Coast
Society
House of God
Potomac
Georgetown Heights
Thomas J Gannon
David Buell
Georgetown Uttersity
James F Mahener
S Y
St Themis
Chapel Court
English preacher Rev John Douglass speaks at Temple Baptist Church
Rev John Douglass of Nottingham England, visiting America to study religious customs, preached at Temple Baptist Church last night in Muir absence. He warned against parental overindulgence, arguing excess care and luxury can erode moral responsibility in children. He plans to leave October first, preaching in Philadelphia and Patterson before returning to England.
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John Douglass
Temple Baptist Church
Nottingham
England
America
Tenth
N Streets
J J. Muir
Douglass
Muir
Exigland
Temple Church
Prof
Touglas
Washington
Philadelphia
Second Baptist Church
Paterson N
Reverend Holmes Delivers Timely Sermon in City
Rev William T Holmes, pastor of Watertown Conn First Congregational Church, preached at the corner of Tenth and G streets delivering a timely sermon from Isaiah 1 17 focusing on doing well seeking judgment aiding the oppressed and pleading for the widow as August guest of the local church.
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New England
First Congregational Church
Wiliam T. Holmes
Watertown
Conn
Tenth and
G Street
Mr Holmes
8. M. Newman
Holmes
Congregationalism
Sermon on Justice and Domestic Virtues by Clergy
A sermon stressing justice in state governance and personal virtue urged common justice among neighbors to reduce conflict. It urged that true strength comes from justice within individuals, not only institutions, and anticipated clergy changes as Dr. Holmes departs for Watertown with Gates and Murrell to lead First Church in September.
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Holmes
Watertown
Conn
Dr. Gates
Murrell
First Church
Gates
Dr. Newman
Retreat of the Clergy Opens at St Marys Seminary Baltimore
The annual Catholic clergy retreat for the diocese begins at 7 p.m. at St Marys Seminary in Baltimore with Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop Curtis guiding instruction and conferences. Fathers Roberts and various Passionist Fathers will deliver sermons as priests attend to parish duties. A large delegation from Washington plans to depart on an afternoon train.
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St. Mary's Seminary
North Paca Street
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Bishop Curtis
Father Roberts
Passionist Fathers
Washington
Cardinal Degigates Home Ceremony at Dominican College
Cardinal Gibbons blessed the Do minican College of the Immaculate Conception in Brookland during a morning dedication attended by sixty Dominicans and visiting clergy. The Gothic stone building, across from the Catholic University, will host Dominican Fathers in Washington and opens its Dominican House of Studies in September upon completion.
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Dominican College of the Immaculate Conception
Brookland
Cardinal Gibbons
Colege
St Dominic’s
Baltimore
New York
Catholic University
University
L. F. Kearney
St. Joseph
Kennedy
McKenna
McGovern
Wallely
Springfield
Fermer
Zanesville
Ohio
Fowler
Minneapolis
Minn
Gaffley
Memphis
Tenn
Dominican House of Studies
United States
Washington
Former Washington Boy Preaches at St Mark's Church
Rev J Howard Gibbons of Point Pleasant County West Virginia conducts services at St Mark's Episcopal Church for three weeks. Born in Washington in 1870 he was educated in public schools and studied theology in Alexandria. He has held pastorates in Stafford and Marquis counties Virginia and serves as grand chaplain of both the Grand Lodge FAA M of West Virginia and the Royal Arch Masons. In his sermon he warned against sin noting its pollution of the body and loss of heavenly blessings urging preparation for salvation.
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J. Howard Gibbons
West Virginia
St. Marts
Point Pleasant County
W Va
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Mr Gibbons
Washington
Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Stafford
Marquis
Grand Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Gibbons
Junkets and grafting verse from August 1695
An OCR fragment presents a satirical poem railing at graft and junkets. It mocks officials benefitting from graft while Uncle Sam loses good places. The dated line reads August 1695, with stray botched characters and unrelated ad-like text following.
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Littis
Roland of Altenburg The Hecape
Roland and Katherine escape a guarded castle with Milas Barrington and Ethel, navigating corridors and a hidden passage to freedom. They flee through woods toward Szlanka’s estate, planning a final safe passage as danger lingers.
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Barrington
Ethel
Roland
Zito
Katherine
Felzenbruck
von Meyer
Karl
Milas Barrington
Stanek
Szlanka
Sttle
FALSE HUNGER SOLVED BY GRAPE-NUTS DIET SAYS TEACHER
A Carthage Missouri teacher describes years of hunger and illness followed by recovery after adopting a diet of Grape Nuts. She cites restored weight, relief from nervousness, stomach pain, constipation, and headaches, returning to work healthily for over two years. The Postume Company from Battle Creek promotes the remedy.
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Carthage
Postume Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Printers Too Industrious Union Adopts Resolution
The Columbia Typographical Union No 101 met at Typographical Temple on G Street NW. It adopted a resolution fining members who work competitive printing after hours and receive pay from employers or Government Printing Office. a $25 donation was approved for the Stone and Builders' Labor Union. It also heard requests from Baltimore Clothing Cutters Union and Brockton Typographical Union for support and discussed donations to the Metal Polishers' International Union and upcoming International convention proceedings. The next meeting will occur on the third Sunday in September.
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Columbia Typographical Union
Typographical Temple
G Street
Employers’ Association
Allied Printing Tradegy Council
Government Printing Office
Stone and Buildeks’ Labor Union
Employery Association
Clothing Cutters‘ Union
Baltimore
Typographical Union
Brockton Typographical Union
Allied Printing Trades Council
Boston
Metal Polishers’ International Union
Newark
Ohio
Canada
Southv va 2st Playground Field Sports Held Saturday
A city wide plan for field day events led to a series of athletic contests for colored children in the southwest section. Girls and boys competed in short dashes with times noted, plus tether ball results with winners named including Zenobia Chew Louise Coleman Samuel Newmen Wallace Broodies and Francis Prady.
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Southwest
Ken
Zenobia Chew
Beatrice Bmallwood
Mary Henderson
Sirat
Louise Coleman
Lil-le Coleman
Lille Posey
Samuel Newmen
Willam Brass
John Brown
Wallace Broodies
Clarences Stevens
James Lee
Francis Prady
Louise Brown
Burtons Trial Set and Likely Postponement Hinted
The Sunday Post reports Senator Burton of Kansas may see a second trial begin September 2 at the Federal court in St. Louis, with Justice Department officials planning a postponement due to weak prospects of conviction. Supreme Court rulings bar key evidence from the first trial, while Burton presses for nol pros. public sentiment in Kansas is watched for any shift in the President’s stance.
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Sunday Post
Henator Burton
Kansas
St. Louis
Department of Justice
United States Supreme Court
Burton
Kaneas
Angels of the Rain Poem Fragment
Fragmentary poem extols angels of the mint bringing wealth to thirsty lands. Vivid imagery shows divine breath restoring streams and lakes, with jeweled javelins piercing the clouds. The verse evokes abundance and heavenly aid across hills and plains.
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Angels of the Mint
Heaven
Wireless block signaling on Chicago and Alton trains
The Boston Herain reports safety minded railroading advances with a wireless block signaling system. Each locomotive carries a movable two mile block radius with green red and white indicators and bells signaling approaching trains. If effective it could prevent rear end collisions and inspire broader wireless telegraphy uses in railroad operations.
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Boston
Lfe
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Mutually Satisfactory Arrangement In Witty Chicago Tale
The Chicago Tribune recounts a humorous exchange from a couple’s marriage in which the wife returns her dowry and declares she will act as she pleases while the husband commands nothing. The scene ends with the couple living happily.
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Chicago Tribune
Theo
Geoffrey
Gwendolen
Not Knocking at the Concert Hall
In a Chicago Thowne piece, Miss Bygee recalls seeing the audience fill the hall as her voice carried through the venue. Miss Jellers notes public curiosity about the new orchestra and harpist Miss Dearly, highlighting the crowd drawing power.
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Chicago
Miss Bygee
Miss Jellers
Miss Dearly
Harpist
Trickaing In This Free Country Mentioned at Table
A fragment mentions a man eating alone at a corner table identified as Congressman Graymat. The speaker calls him a modest, rising figure and a potential presidential candidate while exclaiming against the crowd’s enthusiasm.
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Chicago
Graymat
Influencing Congress and the Tariff Debate
The Cincianet Enquirer notes a Chicago push by tariff reformers and the Home Market Club to influence Congress, urging a direct Washington conference during session. It argues Ways and Means members are idle and urges agitators to lobby at the Capitol rather than distant speeches.
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Recipocity Congress
Chicago
Clb
Home Market Club
Congress
Washington
Committee On Ways and Means
Committee On
Ways and Means
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