Religion and Sin in Modern Society
Rev Dr Frank Gibson preached at St Andrews Episcopal Church on the gap between religious progress and rising crime and vice. He warned enthusiasts misread scripture, noting Christianity aims for a remnant saved, not a utopian universal brotherhood, and urged believers to avoid hypocrisy and reckless zeal.
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Personal Christ sermon in Washington by Dr Bruner
Rev Wes top Bruner of Calvary Baptist Richmond preached at Temple Baptist Church on the need for a personal Saviour and unswerving faith in Christ. He urged Christians to act with charity, love God, and follow conscience as the guide, warning that mere belief in Christ’s historical existence is insufficient. He emphasized three duties for believers and noted the struggle to live as true Christians.
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Currents Against the Church Exposed by Minister McMillan
In a First Congregational sermon Hev. P. McMillan of Guston warned against indifference and intelligence eroding church influence. He cited Mark 4 40 and urged faith, renewal, and the churchs mission to confront sin and modern thought with the gospel.
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Bishop Johnston Warns Immigration Threatens American Faith
Rt. Rev. J S Johnston, Episcopal bishop of Western Texas, preached at St. Thomas Church on migration westward and the need to assimilate foreigners through school and church. He warned of loss of American customs, cited German Socialist settlement in Texas, and urged Christians to support missionary work amid rising immigrant populations. He spoke again at St. Alban's Cathedral grounds in the afternoon.
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Joys of Christian Life Sermon Emphasizes Joyful Faith
Rev John Chester of Metropolitan Presbyterian preached at the Church of the Reformation urging rejoicing as a central Christian virtue. He tied joy to God’s praise, the good life even in sickness, and Christ’s example, citing biblical notes on joyous living and daily bread. Separately, William Gilliland injured in a train alighting at Pennsylvaniadepot. Mary Hutchinson reports a razor attack with non serious injury.
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Christ
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George W. Cissel Dies Veteran Washington Banker and Ex-Commissioner
George W. Cissel former Commissioner of the District died at his Georgetown home after a brief illness. He served briefly by Grant's appointment and led the police during his term. A longtime banker and mill owner he was esteemed for enterprise and integrity. Survived by a son Sewall from his first marriage and a second wife Agnes Moore. Funeral at his home on Thirty-first Street Georgetown Tuesday afternoon.
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Howard County
Maryland
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Union Trust and Storage Company
Cissel
Thirty-first Street
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Agnes Moore
New Orleans
Admiral Shepard's Funeral at Arlington
The funeral for Rear Admiral Edwin Malcolm Shepard USN retired was held at his home on Columbia Road and Arlington National Cemetery. Military escorts, naval honors, 13 gun salutes, taps, and floral tributes marked the ceremony attended by the Military Order of the Loyal Legion and led by a marine bugler.
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Why Is She Hooked Behind Fashion Question Explains
A whimsical verse contemplates fashion satire, asking why a stylish woman is “hooked behind” and cannot answer public opinion. The piece juxtaposes dainty looks with absurd pricing for suits ranging from twelve to thirty dollars, reflecting era tone and commercial fashion notes.
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Somerville Journy
Biddefara
Death of Dr Showalter Prominent Veterinary Surgeon
Dr George De Witt Showalter a leading Washington veterinary surgeon died at his Broadway Virginia home at 34 after a yearlong tuberculosis illness. He left Washington for a Virginia resort in May seeking relief but died at 7 pm yesterday with wife and mother present. Funeral Tuesday with interment in Broadway family burying ground. He served elite stables including Elkins Quay McLean Townsend Hay and embassies. Married Katherine Mullany three years ago he was an Elk and well connected in society.
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Virginia
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New York
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Toronto
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Townsend
Hay
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Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Bustle at Circus Grounds Opens Mardi Gras Show Today
Circus grounds at Fifteenth and H streets northeast bustle marks preparations for Seeman Millican Mardi Gras and Festival Company performances. From noon yesterday special cars arrived from Alexandria bringing troupe and equipment for daily shows from 2 pm to 11 pm over the coming week including Flying Lady Agena, the peerless Almes electrical display, Jolly Joe the Virginia heavyweight, minstrel songs, wizard voyage to the moon, crystal maze, Flying Jenny, Galatea, Ire and Flame, Life of American Firemen, Langley reptile family, and dog and pony acts. Free attractions include slack wire, rifle shooting, balloon ascension, and trapeze by the Blew family.
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Editorial on Mississippi election law and Mississippi plan critique
J Silcott Springs Va letters to the editor argue The Post misstates Supreme Court approval of the Mississippi plan. He questions court stance on wartime amendments and asserts Mississippi contrasts with Massachusetts, condemning oppression and urging lawful protections in Southern states.
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Defense of Bishop Potter and the liquor debate
A local commentary argues alcohol is not inherently evil and cites historical use by notable figures. It defends Bishop Potter’s saloon consecration and suggests regulated, sanctified drinking venues could benefit public morals and civic life. It notes that many business leaders drink and even pirates drank, framing temperance uproar as misplaced.
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Workman Crushed Between Cars at Northeast Terminal
Malachi Jackson eighteen years old colored worker at the new railroad terminal on Second and M streets northeast was caught between two dirt cars yesterday morning. He suffered a broken breastbone and bruises, received treatment at Casualty Hospital, and was sent to his home at 130 Pierce Street Northeast.
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