Preaches of Prayer Sermon at Feck Memorial Chapel
The Rev Henry about to sail for tans delivered a sermon in a tent on The Garden of wemane, noting Christ prayed there and urging Christians to seek quiet places for life’s vital reflections. Morning attraction featured the hymn The Lord Is Mindful of His Own. Evening service was well attended with the United States Engineer Band performing. The sermon was concluded by Rev Tyler Dennett speaking on A Fair Question.
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Tans
Delivara Sermen
Garden of
Wemane
James M. Henry
Feck Memorial Chapel
Deliv‘rapes
King of Th
Christ
United States Engineer Band
Tyler Dennett
District boys anxious after parade in search for money home
Frustrated guardsmen stranded in Boston after a long homeward journey wait for pay and passage. They beg for funds at the post office lobby while awaiting sailing schedules on transport ships. Officials warn of delays as officers plan reviews and reconfirm departure times.
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Transporta
Boston
Boyton
Thermax
Itlamen
Mary
South Bast
Brenson-Howard
Tealle
Bastan
Raver
Ila
Traven
Washington
Taday
Horry
Beng & Friend
Nanthia
Traeng Ja
Gom Ata
Koessine Uist
Momiles
Folka
S Mets
Show Girl Relents as Two Wandering Visitors Arrive
A fragmented report describes visitors and transports near Washington with unclear actions and rewards. The piece mentions a post dispatch line about a show star and the arrival of two transports, hinting at a late night scene and enigmatic exchanges aboard.
Conjure Kan Released After Custody Disturbing Display
Alexander Susuke, a self described mystic called conjure kan, was released from custody after a Saturday night incident involving his alleged fortune telling and a glass eye claimed as his. Police kept the mystifier and jinnies as evidence while Susuke posted cash bail and departed with his eye.
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Alexander Susuke
Jinnies
Alexander
Hickister
Jet
Alex
Gidlings
Masy Magie
Show girl Teddy Gerard sues playwright George Howard in court
Therese F Raymond known as Theodora Gerard testifies against George F Bronson Howard at Jefferson Market police court over a threatened assault and theft of a $750 ring. She says Howard demanded the ring, produced a dagger from a drawer, and left after she refused further complaints. Howard and Wilson Mizner associated with The Only Law of the Hackett Theater face charges. the showgirl later asks not to press further.
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Bopala
Washington Post
New York
F Raymond
Teddy Gerard
Jefferson Market
George F Bronson Howard
West Thirty Fourth Street
Tha Clark
Bronson Howard
Therese F Raymond
Theodora Gerard
Wilbur
Howard Mako
Howard
Wilson Mizner
Real Revision Downward in Tariff Rates
The article notes Andrews figures showing a downward trend in tariff adjustments. It reports decreases in duties on 68 items and increases on 282 items, with overall changes described as a genuine downward shift. Details mention Towney Department and the Aldrich era.
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Andrews
Towney Department
Fall Swat Race Offer From Schwartz Peltman Tailors
Cool fall days approach and Schwartz Peltman Tailors at 505 507 Seventh St offer a race to save ten dollars on early orders while the store rebuilds and extends credit options.
California Insurgent Drive Aims At Senator Flint
Reports from Golden Gate indicate renewed vigor in the insurgent Republican movement against Senator Frank P. Flint of California. The effort includes a rival candidate from Los Angeles and aims to deny Flint reelection as the state splits over north south representation. Noted California figures Cheater A Rowe Rudolph Spreckels Heney Coates and Earle head the push while Currys run for governor adds to the political tension.
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Irrigation Committee
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Los Angeles
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Perkins
Currys
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Flint
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Spokane
Rowe Rudolph Spreckels
Francis J Heney Lee Coates
Eewin T Earle
Wandever Granted Bail Amid Labor Day Scene in Jail
Wandever received bail as labor day activities unfold near the jail. Officials report heightened security and inmate movement limited today. Community observers note the impact on nearby planned events and local access to the precinct.
Labor Day Celebration Nears At Central Union Plans
Central Labor Union committees finalize a Labor Day program to be held in Washington with outings at Banning race track and races including a machinists team, trolley dances, and athletic events, as committees seek big turnout for the September holiday. The event features a $3 prize pool and a parade of speeches, with volunteers coordinating rides, food booths, and safety arrangements.
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Ists
Washington
Central Labor Union
Colum' Ie
Machinists
Banea
Death Bed Dictates Amid Georgetown Tin Shop Fire
Fire at Alexander St John & Son tin shop Georgetown causes $80 damage. Firemen extinguish from box 7 alarm. In Brunswick New Jersey, two deaths occur in a highway crash four miles south of here. George A McLean Jr and his father, George A McLean of Marshall Field Co, die from injuries. others, including Miss Harcratt and Miss Jeannetta McDonald, suffer fractures and contusions but show signs of recovery. Chauffeur Oscar Beatt sustains a Colles fracture. all are hospitalized.
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Alexander St John & Son
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Washington Post
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Here
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George A McLean
Marshall Field Company of
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St Peters Hospital
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Harcratt
Jeannetta McDonald
Has & Colies
Colies
Mise Dorothy Molean Heap
Qacar Beatt
Colles
Defends His Embassy Francis Surprised by Report of Inertia
London reports Ambassador Charles S Francis reacts to Berlin claims that Vienna embassy letters failed to reach. He says he notified Senator Burton and prepared to return to Vienna if needed while embassy staff faced communication gaps due to illness of Consul General Rublee. The embassy and consulate were closed on Sunday with Rives and Heingartner attending to affairs.
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Vienna
Washington Post
London
Charles S Francis
Berlin
Congressional Waterways Commission
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New York
Washington
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Waterways Commission
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State Department
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Turners fete postponed to mid September
The Columbia Turnverein entertainment honoring Baltimore societies was postponed due to local conditions in Baltimore. The program will be moved to mid September and a donation party on September 18 at the Turnverein clubhouse lawn will raise funds to furnish the home.
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Columbia Tuynverein
Baltimore
Thinker's Thoughts on Brain Health with Grape Nuts
A reflective piece argues that thinking tires the brain and must be rebuilt by food. It cites Grape-Nuts as supplying essential elements for brain building, notably phosphate, potassium, and albumen, in generous proportions.
Grape Nuts Reed the Little Book in Portum Cereal Co
In Battle Creek Michigan the Portum Cereal Co publishes a playful promotion around Grape Nuts and a tiny book titled The Road is Wellyilly, inviting readers to explore the cereal brand’s quirks and origins with light, regional humor.
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Reed the Uttle
Phew Portum Cereal CO
Battle Creek
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Explosion damages house on Part Road. flames put out
A stove explosion in a rear room of James and Cooper at 143 Part Road yesterday afternoon caused a fire that scattered air tank debris across the room. Firemen from No 11 engine company extinguished the blaze after about 116 damage was reported.
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Gil Steve Cansen
James & Cooper
No 11 Engine Company
Wealthy Widow Weds Oklahoma Politician in Rockville Parsonage
Mrs Nora M Fuller a wealthy Washington widow married Dr Leander Cain of Checotah Oklahoma private secretary to Representative Creager in Rockville Maryland Saturday evening. The ceremony was by Rev W D Keene. the couple returned to Washington at midnight. Cain, a former Ohio medicine practitioner turned politician, plans active gubernatorial campaigning in Oklahoma.
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Caldwell
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Virginia
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Maine
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Wireless site chosen near Georgetown for Navy telegraph station
Navy officers Cleland Davla and G C Sweet evaluate locations for a 2000 mile wireless telegraph station for Washington. Considered sites include the Georgetown observatory grounds near the reservoir, the old reservoir itself, Quantico Virginia, and a site near the navy factory. Georgetown remains favored for government ownership and cost savings.
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Anita Brentley Seeks Death After Despair in San Francisco
Anita Brentley daughter of Admiral George C Brentley, once married to Yale fullback Sunny Gunhe, reportedly drank chloroform after telling friends she was mistreated by a San Francisco businessman. She was hospitalized in critical condition at Central Emergency Hospital. earlier marriages include Gunda and a recent divorce.
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San Francisco
Anita Brentley
George C Brentley
San Francisca
Emersensy Hospital
Weather Update From Port Rico Gulf Coast To New England
Weather bulletin reports vigorous disturbances moving northeast from the Gulf toward Atlantic coasts with thunder, gusty winds, and higher seas. Warmer trends are expected in the eastern states while unsettled conditions linger along the Gulf, Atlantic coasts, and northern plains regions. Continuous wind shifts and local showers are forecast through the next 24 to 48 hours, with fair weather to the Grand Bank for departing vessels. Temperature readings across multiple locations noted, with high variability and humidity values recorded.
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Aunt Betty Matthews 98 Dies in Fire at Home
Aunt Betty Matthews, 98, long smoker of an old clay pipe, died at Freedman's Hospital after a fire started from her tobacco on a bed at 1629 Glick Alley. Neighbors heard the blaze, firemen put out the flames, and she died five hours later.
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Pegro
Freedmans Hospital
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Washington
Seibold Corrects Statement On Tax Law And Civic Duty
Seibold requests the paper publish a correction to morning remarks arguing the District of Columbia tax law is unconstitutional. He states he paid no taxes and condemns officials, urging charitable lectures to raise city interest and offers support. He signs from Washington date August 20, noting a Cleveland letter exchange on a medical professor topic.
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United States
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Zome
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