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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1904

Page

2

Pastor Greene Honored at 25th Calvary Baptist Pastorate Anniversary

The Calvary Baptist Church on Eighth and H streets Northwest hosted a banquet for Rev. Samuel H. Greene marking twenty five years as pastor. District Commissioner Macfarland and many city leaders attended. Greene spoke of his calling from business life to ministry and the city’s support.

Samuel H. Greene D. D Calvary Baptist Church Eighth H Streets H. B . Macfarland Euwena Lavering Junts Millard Baltimore J. J. Muir Randolph H. McKim Chariea F Windigler Theron Oulwater E. Hez Swein William N. Nevins H. M. Geron Dean Williams A. Wilbur City Adelbert Chapman New York Cty Vaughn al Ita Charles WW Needham David A. Chane Liers Greene Chambers W. Woodward W. 5. Shallenberger G G. Selbold Mitchell Carrol J J. Muir Baptist Churches Denominatis Eugene Levering George Washington University Macfarland City of Washington Nordica Club W T Holt Amene Faust Baxter Wo Foster Ham Meury Kirke M. Clarke Coluat Selversty Pratt Henderson Unieversity William E Hatcher Richmond Juanus Wo Millard Eman Plage Churey T F Andecsny Tyal Naptts Chure Harrismirg Colyman Georgetown Henry Hobert Gall Newton Center Masai Washington

Williams Plan on State Rights and Redistricting

A historical speech argues against consent to political serfdom in the Union and defends state sovereignty in redistricting. It envisions states nominating eight Mississippi and seven South Carolina representatives, courts deciding disputes, and officials refusing salaries until constitutional questions are resolved. The speaker warns of Northern fatigue with injustice and urges unity to maintain race integrity and political influence.

Earth Heaven Perusa Mississippi Congress United States South Carolina Washington House of Representatives Coures National Treasury Intactere Southland Cannon Universal Tewil Marth Republican Party Rhin Grant Donelson Appomattox Froin Noblesse

Americans At Rome Attend Jubilee Delegations

Several ecclesiastical delegations from the United States arrived in Italy to attend the jubilee of the Immaculate Conception. The New York group includes Auxiliary Bishop Cusack and Mgrs Lavelle and Kearney with Fathers Meister and Evers. Albany and Syracuse representatives join. Pope Pius X will grant private audiences. Naples hosts the American College pilgrims led by Bishop McDonnell with Bishop Colton and Buffalo diocese members.

Rome Dec Italy United States Father Murphy American College of Rome Naples New York Cusack Mgrs M. J. Lavelle John F. Kearney Isidore Meister J. J. Evers Brooklyn Colton Buffalo

Decision in Powers Appeal Delayed in Kentucky Case

In Frankfort Kentucky the Court of Appeals was expected to rule today in the Caleb Powers conspiracy case tied to the William Goebel assassination. The decision was not handed down and is anticipated to be announced next Tuesday, as Powers remains jailed in Louisville under a death sentence.

Powers Frankfort Court of Appeals Caleb Powers Louieville William Goeel

Huth Found Guilty of Murder in Second Degree

Henry Huth was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing his mistress Agnes Levy on August 1. The jury's verdict, delivered after 25 minutes, will send Huth to life in prison rather than the gallows. Justice Gould commended the jury for its handling of the case as both sides claimed a victory.

Henry Huth Agnes Levy Criminal Court No. 2 Huth Ashley M. Gould United States Charles H. Turner Levy G. L. Baker Scott Douglass Messrs. Douglass Baker Furner Roth Mrs. Levy Tie Turner Justice Gould Neroe South Washington

Merritt to Hold Postmaster Reappointment for Washington

John A. Merritt will be reappointed Postmaster of Washington with the nomination to be sent to the Senate early in the next session. The President indicated no change in incumbency and informed a White House caller of the plan to reappoint him. Washington citizens praise Merritt for excellent service, noting past issues were corrected and investigations show the office in good condition. Merritt, a Lockport, N Y, citizen, has been popular and efficient, and the renewal is expected to be well received.

John A. Merritt Washington Senate Washington Post Office Benator Platt White House Merritt Corps of Civil Service Commission Post-office Department Lockport, N

Three Days for Inaugural in Washington Proposal

Northwest Suburban Citizens Association backs a three day inauguration next March with separate events for the presidential start civic parade and army parade. Maj. Richard Sylvester urges higher police salaries and better protection. Resolutions also call for widening Brand Branch road and creating public playgrounds with higher pay for teachers.

Northwest Suburban Citizens’ Association C. C. Lancaster Gen. Wilson District of Columbia Richard Sylvester Sylvester poHce

Old Boys Club Setstle Claims and Mourns Captain

A Fremont and Lincoln Republican Club meeting at Riggs Rouge arranged payment of campaign debts. After routine business, Jr. Robert Reyburn urged suffrage in the District and R J. Beall spoke on the 1810 campaign. Short remarks followed from Thomas H. Mckee Theodore De Lund and Dr T. doughes. The club noted the death of Captain Pearson and adopted a fitting resolution.

Old Bows Fremont and Tincoln Republican Club Riggs Rouge Robert Reyburn R J. Beall Thomas H. Mckee Theodore de Lund T. Doughes

Weather conditions and forecast across regions

A weather bulletin from the U.S. Weather Bureau reports a Southwestern disturbance bringing general rains to the East Gulf and South Atlantic states and snow in the southern Lake region. Cold high pressure extends to the Upper Mississippi Valley with subfreezing readings along the northern boundary. Rain expected in the East, South Atlantic, and southern Millig Atlantic coasts Saturday. Sunday mostly fair with regional showers. Winds vary along coasts with northerly to easterly directions. storm warnings posted on Lakes Erie, Michigan and Huron. Local report shows temperatures from midnight to 2 pm mostly in the 30s, humidity around 70 percent, with 21 percent possible sunshine. temperature comparison with last year records shows a slight rise.

U. S. Dept. of Agricult Weather Bureau Washington Lonsiana East Gulf South Atlantic States Lake Missiissippi Rocky Mountain Quit South Atlantic Hia Sunay Atlantia Ohlo Atlanta New England Great Wales Steamera Grand Banka Erie Lakes Michigan Huron

Chaffee as marshal new floor chairman named

Corcoran Thom nominated to stand for Maj McCawley whose duties prevent service. Inaugural parade plans begun with Lieut Gen Chaffee named grand marshal and Gen Wilson awaiting Chaffee's acceptance. Cadets from West Point and Annapolis hoped. first executive committee meeting set for Dec 7.

Corcoran Thom Maj. McCawley Commandant Elliott Mr. Oyster Chaffee Army Wilson Navy Marine Corps New York Philadelphia Fort Myer Fortress Monroe Morton Washington Gen. Wilson Oliver West Point Annapolis

Inaugural Headquarters Move Amid Active Preparations

Secretary Hitchcock prepares headquarters at thetreet and New Willard with furniture installed and clerical staff to handle correspondence. Treasurer Allies to have an office at Riggs Bank to receive checks. First donation noted from Isaac H. Smith of Newbern NC. George Truesdell named first vice chairman pending acceptance. Percy Foster aims for a 1000-voice chorus to perform near the oath site. Gen Wilson’s health improving and workload acknowledged. Maritime movement updates list several steamers arriving and sailing between New York, Europe ports, with multiple vessels successful passage.

Etatute Congress Frank FE. Hitchcock Thetreet New Willard Allies Riggs Bank Isaac H. Smith Newbern N. C Gen. Wilson

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