Methodist Episcoal and Other DC Church Schedules
A long Washington list of church events outlines Sunday services, sermons, and programs across Methodist Episcopal, Metropolitan Memorial, Foundry, Episcopal, Baptist, Unitarian, Congregational, Evangelical Christian Science, and other churches. It includes speakers from Porto Rico to New York, Epworth League timings, Sunday schools, music, and midweek activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Hamlive Moe
Ninth
Patreets Northwest
Hey B . Haraond
Porto Rico
Epworth League
WF Anderson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Metropolitan Memorial ME
Marshall Plate Ap
John Reid Shannon
Homer Co Stunts
New York City
Metropolitan Bible Class
Church
R Wolderspoon
Heward
Prother
Epworth
Episcopal ST Johns Church
Roland Cotton Smith
Edward Slater Dunlap
Moon
Anton Kaspar
Woh Freeman
Freeland Peter
ST Andrews
Fourteenth
Corcoran
Immon
W M Pettis
Bunfay School
Church OF the Covenant
Connecticut Avenue
Eighteenth’ Street
Charles Wood
Btiuart Bready
Hawry Baremora Angus
Peok Chapel
A J Brown
of Foreign Missions
Apulia
Anne Grant Fugitt
Christian Fademor
Gunton Temple Memorial
Everest Tiranger
Tka Om
Echool
Christan Endeasor
Baptist
First Baptist Church
Northwest
WW McMaster
Rey A
Allance
Europe
Christian Endeavor
Washington
Cap Wal Baptist Church
THE
People's Church
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street
Ray Edwin Evans
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Christmas Stock on Display at Local Shop
The Christmas stock is ready and superb at a downtown retailer, showcasing a curated selection of seasonal items for shoppers. Storewide displays highlight festive decor, gifts, and traditional ornaments aligned with the holiday countdown.
Perry Centennial Committee Meets in Washington
The Interstate Perry centennial commission plans a Put-in-Bay three year celebration near Sandusky Ohio. A building to honor Commodore Perry will serve as monument lighthouse meteorological station and wireless base funded by the federal government and ten states. The plan aims for patriotic educational purposes rather than profit with Taft addressed and White House visits scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Board of the
Perry Centennial Commission
House Committee On
Put-in-Bay
Bandusky
Ohio
George II Worthington
Cleveland
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Milton W. Shreve
Erle
George W. Parker
Detroit
Philps Hayes
Joliet
A. W. Sanborn
Ashland
Wip
Clinton
Herrick
Troy
John P. Sanborn
Newport
McKenzie
Todd
Frankfort
Webb C. Hayes
Freeport
Webster P Huntington
Columbus
Taft
Judson Harmon
Gene. Warren Keifer
Congress
Oliver Hazard Perry
Harrison
Northwest Territory
Lake Hiie
Tt Ia
Perry
United States
Great Britain
Sandusky
New Willard Hotel
Col
White House
Portugal's exiled king faces poverty and exile in England
A local interview claims Manuel II, the deposed Portuguese king, is poverty-stricken and unable to pay servants, living with the Duke of Orleans at Wood Norton England. Supporters expect restoration via a royalist congress or armed action, while Miguelist plans unfold abroad. Cotton production in 1910-11 reaches about 11.43 million bales, down from 1908 and 1909 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Manuel II
Portugal
Manuel
Duke of Orleany
Wood Norton
Eversham
England
Lisbon
Dom Miguel of
Braganza
Joan Ahmeda
Austria
Ministry of Finance
Duke
Oporto
United States
Crop Reporting Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Two Years for 44600 Theft in Greenwich Bank
Walter A Hall was sentenced in general sessions to two to three and a half years in State prison after stealing 44600 in a single lump from the Greenwich Bank where he was a teller. Albany reports note Gov elect John A Dix named John A Mason as his private secretary. Also reported are a Japanese fishing fleet wreck with hundreds drowned off Mokpo Korea and Augusta Ga honors centenarian Jonathan Miller with a 10 gun salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Walter A Hall
Greenwich Bank
Tell Her
Albany
John A Dix
John A. Mason
Mason
Democratic State Committee
Dix
Seattle
Wash
Mokpo
Korea
Augusta
Jonathan Miller
Washington Convention Fund Subscribers Reach 25000 Goal
A list of Washington Chamber of Commerce subscribers pledged 25000 to promote Washington as the nation’s leading convention city. Figures include major local firms such as Washington Gas Light, Woodward & Lothrop, American Security and Trust, and national concerns, with donations ranging from 5 to 2000 dollars. Names and amounts illustrate broad private sector support for the capital’s convention status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Chamber of Commerce
United States
A. Lisner
Washington Gas Light Company
Woodward & Lothrop
G. Hourloh
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Miener
Kann, Gons & Co
Evening Star
Washington Post
Warrington Times
Arlington Hotel
Abner- Drury Brewing Company
M Goldenberg
Laneburgh & Bro
the Shoreham
National Metropolitan Bank
American Security and Trust Company
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Chapin-Sacks Manufacturing Company
Washington Brewery Company
National Savings and Trust Company
Washington Merchants’ Association
the National
The
Cbbitt
Riggs
St James
the Metropolitan
Gorgon
Congress Wall
Wilem
Shannon
Gude Brothers
Lake and Company
George W. White
D. J Kaufman
Son
Yipp
Julius Garfinkle
Chesapeake and Potomec Telephone Company
Dulin & Martin
Stumph & Byford
William Hahn & Co
House & Herrmann
King's Palate
Hecht & Co
Belasco Theater
WDB
Moses & Bons
Charles Jacob
Xen
George W. Knox Expreea Company
Hugh Reilly
Swartzell
Rheem & Hensey Company
E P Sehwarts
Parker, Bridget & Co
Dales Demonet
Emile Berilner
F. P. May Company
Francis A. Blundon
Stone & Fairfax
Mayer Bros
Robert B. Caverly
Tac
Julius Lansburgh
Holmes & Son
Hary Wardman
Richmond
Colonial
Cosmos
Pickwick
Palace
Gayety
Boris &Whitmore
John Joy Edson
Sidney West
Rudolph & West Company
EK. Berperich
Sona
Christopher Xander
Charles Kraemer
R. Harris & Co
Chase
Theater
W. A. H Church
J . Taft
F. J. Kramer
J. Dollans
LM. Thayer
Barber & Ross
Miller
Johnson
Fredonia
Montrose
John Magruder
Charles Rauacher
Hugh Wallin
C J de Moll
Hub
Parker
C H Reizenstein
Lauman Brow
W W. Norman
Charley A Eckstein
Robert N. Harper
T E Ogram
George C Shaffer
Z. D Blackistone
W. T. Galliher
Henry B. F Mactarland
Ll. A Dent
Castleborg's Jewelry Company
Franklin Co
J Lb
John Evans
Adolph Loehl
the Shoemaker Company
Phillips & Sager
Zapp Bros
B Rich's Sons
Washington Rubber Company
L P. West
A. Reeves
Milton E. Alles
Walter ‘Thorp
J. Charles McGuire
W. R. Foabender
Louis Hodges
C G
Stott & Co
Indian Cofe
Richmond Lunch Company
Washington Lunch Company
D. J. McCarthy
A. A. Davie
Milton Schmitt
W. D Barry
C. Roots
Vander
Charles R Edmonston
J. F. Jarvis
Randall H. Hegnor
Fairbanks to Visit Press Club in Washington Event
Former Vice President Charles Warren Fairbanks accepted a special guest invitation from the National Press Club. He will attend an informal reception at the Press Club rooms tomorrow at 4 30 p m. He is in Washington for the Gridiron Club dinner and will be the Taft White House guest during his stay.
Committees Plan to Urge Claims Open Congresses
Two committees from the Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade plan to seek authority to represent the groups before Congress to urge Washington as the site for the Panama Canal exposition in 1913. They will visit lawmakers, distribute a resolu tion, and press that the celebration occur in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce and
Board of Trade
Capitol
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Joint Committee
Shakespeare Lecture Defends Shylock At Immaculate Conception
Prof James J Young of the School of Expression New York city presented a lecture on The Merchant of Venice at Immaculate Conception Academy. He offered a fresh view defending Shylock distinguishing from other scholars. Regina Sullivan opened the program. alumnae sponsored the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Young
School of Expression
New York City
Immaculate Conception Academy
Young
Regina Sullivan
Academy
Alderman Volkman and Edward Cruise Held on Graft Charges
New York December 9 Alderman Michael Volkman and Edward Cruise son of a former police captain were held in $2000 bail for further examination by Magistrate O Connor on extortion charges. Cruise was arrested after a one legged newspaper vender David Barisch testified that his permit to sell papers would be renewed for a bribe of over 200 dollars. Barisch reported the demand to the bureau of licenses and the arrests followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael Volkman
Edward Cruise
O'Connor
Cruiss
Vender
David Barisch
Barisch
Bureau of Licenses
Mrs Martin Declared Sane By Judge Ten Eyck
Newark December 9 Judge Ten Eyck ruled Mrs Carolline B Martin sane after hearings on her mental condition in the East Orange murder case. Her sister Mrs Snead joins her and both women face trial for murder on January 9 in connection with Mrs Orey Martin Snead’s bathtub death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Ten Eyck
Carolline B. Martin
Slaters
Orey Martin Snead
East Orange
Tariff Aids Philippine Trade Rise
Payne Aldrich tariff law has tended to increase trade between the United States and the Philippines. Figures from the Bureau of Statistics show that allowing free interchange of virtually all articles pressed between the two regions has nearly doubled trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aida Philippine
Payne-Aldrich
United States
Philippines
Bureau of Statistics
Gift Idea for Worldly Elderly Traveler Inspires Laughs
Barbara Loyd describes a Christmas gift concept for a well traveled elderly man. A friend creates a personalized postcard collage using foreign city captions, ship and harbor imagery, and witty cuttings from a popular magazine. The arrangement is tied with a rope-like gold binding, offering humor and personal flair.
Transatlantic Mortgage Bank Founded by European Bankers
In Antwerp on December 9 the Transatlantic Mortgage Bank was established by German Dutch and Belgian financiers. The new bank will conduct operations with South America and expand international lending activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Transatlantic Mortgage Bank
South America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Unitarian
ALL Souls Church
Plerca
Young Peoples Religious Union
MT Pleasant Congregational Church
Alumbia Rad
Fourteenth Street
Frank J. Goodwin
Welock
Minster
Sunway
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Evangelical Christian Science
Bishop Olive
C Sabin
Rauschers Hall
Tl Street
Pythian Tem le
Ninth Street Northwest
Mra ZB Kates
Esoteric Society
Q Street
Secuta
Seaton
Farragut
W. C. A. Young Women's Christian Association
Twelfth
T Streats
Misa Dmo Grover
Sophie
Dashiell
Devamata
Yodanta Center
Town Circle
Invind Claes
the Secular League
Guaack
Prthian Temple
Mathatreet Northwest
BITLL
Asroelafian
Persis
AE Burgess
Sunda
Old Masonic Temple
Streets
N.W. Burchell
Perry Centennial Committee
AL Retail Hav
Shakespeare
J. J. Young
Mrs. Martin
Orey Snead
Secht 8 Company
Co Ck
Big Statele
eSry Bole School
Loren's
Watavses
HEART
Barbara Loyd
Stile
New York Harbor
Baker’s
America
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Big International Bank
Arcade
14Th Street
Park Road
Gammeter
Jackson Bros
7Th St
Pateni
Ofice
Phone Holmes’ Bakery
Post
Behrends
Jewalet
Tha
Pradentis
Lega Seciety Growas
Burt Luand
Ladies
American Loan CO
New York Ave
N. W
Garry Josn A Jong An
Tast' CO
Commercial Bank
Corlth and
Gats
D. Hoolman
National Loan and Investment Co
Treasury
G Street
Potomac Guarantees Co
Louis S Abrahams
Prudential Loan Trust
P. D
Ea Ee
Elwood
Jenifer
Warder Blig
Prudential Loan & Trest Co
Warder
Smith and F Sis
Peepee
Commercial Discount Co
Metropolitan National Bank Bldc
S. Treasury
Reliance Loan and Trust Co
ST. N. W
H. K. Fulton
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