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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1907

Page

6

Public Auction Of Coach Horses At Our Rooms 1407 G Street

Mrs R R Hitt offers two bay coach horses and a strawberry roan gelding at public auction in front of Our Rooms 1407 G Street on Tuesday December 3 1907 at 12 o clock M. The bay pair are 193 hands about 6 years old fine drivers and good actors. The strawberry roan is 153 hands about 9 years old good driver and stylish. Note The horses are thoroughly broken acclimated and familiar with all city sights. Terms cash.

R R Hitt G Street

Temperance groups push for prohibition in district meeting

An enthusiastic gathering of temperance organizations in Hethany Chapel discussed local option and prohibition. Speakers including Rev Copp and Mrs Hillerman urged coordinated action, educating colored voters, and forming a central committee while calling on President Roosevelt to appoint a commission to investigate liquor evils.

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Temperance Rally Speaker Outlines Prohibition Measure

Representative E S Candler Jr of the First Mississippi district announced a prohibition bill in the House at a temperance meeting held at the Temple Gospel Church. The proposal would make it a misdemeanor to deal in intoxicating liquors with fines from 11 to 100 or a jail term up to six months, and would be enforced by the court. Candler said he helped abolish the saloon at the Capitol and would continue the effort in Congress. Also notice that starting Tuesday trains on the Southern Railway will stop at a temporary platform between the 4th and 5th streets for passengers and crews to board and disembark.

John R Afanones Lora Testattion Congress Wuhoner Bryan Raleigh Mahoney Sims Washington Moufalland Allert Shoenaker Ant Saloon League Norfolk Wastimston League William Downes Catholi Lavon St Vincent de Paul Society Representative Candler E S Candler Jr Imy Myr Candler Temple Gaptise Church Tenth Nalredts Candler Mir Candler Capitol Agong Souther Railway Moraine Dee Southern Psy Ith Sth

Temperance meeting at government residence discussed by pastors

A temperance meeting at a government residence near Yosemite and Hot Springs was led by Dr J J Mule and other religious leaders. Speakers included Ney Dr Mucinod and Livingstone prayer invoking God’s blessing to heal humanity’s open wound. Mrs Clinton Smith and Dr F D Power also spoke.

Yosemite Nations J J Mule Temple Baptist Ghureh Mucinod First Presbyterian Church Livingstone America Clinton Smith Woc TL F D Power Church of the Discipia Wern

Compline Service at St Pauls Chow to Sing It Each Sunday

Compline service chanted by the choir at St Pauls Catholic Church last evening and to be sung each Sunday night during winter. Rev Father Mackin celebrant. The service includes confession recited by the priest, four Psalms and canticles, concluding with a seasonally appropriate hymn. Priests and monastery inmates are required to recite the Lily office before retiring.

St Paul’s Church St Pauls Catholic Church Father Mackin Ehoir Simeon

Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church marks fortieth anniversary

The Zion Lutheran Church at Sixth and P Street celebrated forty years since its founding with a warming service and festival sermon by Rev Wilum S Preas. German services earlier, English later, and a history starting from St John Lutheran Church with roots on Third Street. The congregation, now financially strong, plans a special meeting to recall early days and notable events.

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Veterans Funeral for John Barron Held Today

Funeral services for John Barron who died at Mehom 2M Piret will be held at St Vincent De Paula Church at 10 o clock this morning. Interment will be in Congressional Cemetery. Barron born in Viela gla Yo served as bodyguard to President Saneola during the war and later re enlisted in the Third Maryland Regiment. He lived in Washington after the war and is survived by his mother, two sons, a brother, and three sisters.

John Barron Mehom Piret Trent SL Vincent de Paula Captot M Streets Congressional Cemetery Mr Barron Aleragla Saneola Qwally T Barron Maryland Barron Washington

City Bulletin Oddities and Local Store Snippets

A jumble of notices and vendor blurbs lists Goulds Wonder Store Miler Institute ads and various goods. References to physical culture instruction baby fittings and a Wainwright style bottling firm appear amid stray contact details and promotional phrases.

Goulds Wonder Store Tays Boninesn Wen Miler Institute of Physical Culture

Honor Their Memory at Washington Lodge Memorial Service

Washington Lodge Noty B P Elks held a National Theater tribute for departed brothers last night. About 1500 members and friends gathered as names were read, candles dimmed, and the cross of emilax glowed in memory of those who wore the order’s insignia. The service blended music, prayers, and the motto friendship, honoring the deceased and reinforcing fraternal bonds.

Washington Lodge Noty P Elks Natonal Theater Tannhauser Marine

Memorial service honors Columbia Typographical Union members

More than 400 attended the fourth memorial service of Columbia Typographical Union No 101 held at the temple yesterday afternoon. The hall was decorated with green plants banners and flags as the service featured a quartet and a roll call of twenty nine printers who died. A large illuminated chair and extinguished lights marked each name while readings and musical selections accompanied the ceremony including a solo by Stephen M Simmons and remarks by Frank A Kidd praising printers for their worth to society.

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