Plan for Love Feast Harmony Restored in Army and Navy Union
A drive to celebrate the reorganization of the District Army and Navy Union follows the dissolution of its district department. Commander Edwin Brown aims to host a large rally with his staff, senators, and other leaders, with a band from Baltimore. Debate over garrison suspensions led to a formal dissolution action and a new leadership plan.
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Army and Navy Union
Inlet
Edwin Brown
Harmony
Commander Brown
Mclala
Willis
Baltimore
Washington
Frown
District Department
Robert C
Inders
David D Porte Amram
Nombre Friorsea
Commande Brown
Mrades
Snider
Walter Mitchel
Et& Y
Garcia
Charles V
Order of
Natal Coy
Department of Resist
Sowetne
Alt de Saittier
Crue
Barney
Atx
Geo Tris Ghia
Army and Navy
Mitchell
Pet Atrth
Nowlati
Music makes a feature at vesper services
During the vesper service at the Church of the Covenant yesterday Dr Webb preached on The Pattos of Apparent Failure. A church quartet and violinist Anton Kaspar led two musical services with high appreciation. Dr Wood addressed the congregation afterward on Moral Atress of City Life.
Christmas Service Featured Choir and Carols at Church
A Christmas service described with a decorated church, holly and scarlet decor, a hidden orchestra, and a choir of boys and men led by Mrs Josept. The congregation heard carols and a sermon, with a star and halo effect over the organ and a recessional as the service ended.
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Martin
Issa
Josept
Irs
Bethlehem
Muraser
Charles Ko Thri Bowser
Pope P portrait at St Aloysius Church service
A photographed feature from St Aloysius Church shows a congregation and papal portrait presented to Rome. Jesuit leaders and memorial rites are noted with a solemn procession of clergy, choir, and benediction during the service.
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P. Ture
Aloysius
Rome
Aloysing
Xaver
Bishop O Connell Confirms Mission_class In Catholic Church
Bishop O Connell confirmed about ten youths at Mari Church yesterday afternoon. Ten of the attendees were non Catholics who joined evening services at seven thirty. Father Alvah W Doran of Philadelphia led the mission and preached on the sacrament of confirmation after a question box session.
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Athohenversil
Nisaton
Alvah W Doran
Philadelphit
Dog Saves Lives At Fire On M Street Building
A dog woke housekeeper Mrs Laura Jenning and Mrs Edita Caruthers, saving the life of several in a smoky grocery building. Mrs Caruthers carried her employer to safety while Cohen and his nephew escaped through a first floor window as flames spread from the basement. Damages are estimated at $500.
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W F Cohen
Laura Jenning
Mra
Edita
Caruthers
Cohen
Jenkins
PJ Caruthers
Mary
Helen
Parish Prelate Attends 7 O Clock Mass And Departure Crowd
United States church head confirms a prominent class officiating at 82. The Peter’s head of church attends a seven o clock mass and preaches at the late service. A large congregation witnesses the prelate’s departure and a notable incident during the ceremony.
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United States
Cardinal Gibbons Confirms 278 at St Peter’s in Historic Rite
James Cardinal Gibbons led a crowded St Peter’s ceremony confirming 278 candidates, the largest class in parish history. He preached a Christmas message on Luke and spoke of filling voids with good works, while the crowd watched a cordial departure scene on Second Street.
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United States
James Cardinal Gibbons
St Peter's
St Peter
Second Street
C Street
St Peters Rectory
Parker horse chase roars through White House grounds
Representative Richard Wayne Parker of New Jersey rode a big bay charger in pursuit of a runaway runabout horse and mule attached to a spirited little mare. The chase led through Sixteenth Street Rhode Island Avenue Madison Place and into Executive Avenue near the White House. Police dispersed a crowd as the horse was brought to a halt and the animal returned to the stable.
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James Cardinal Gibbons
White
Luther O Brien
Lnion
Sixteenth Street
Rhods Island Avenue
White House
Richard Wayne Parker
New Jersey
Big Bay
Cherger
Rhode Island
Parker
Representative Parker
Rhode Island Avenues
Madison Place
Pennsylvania Avenue
Executive Grounds
Executive Avenue
State War and Navy
Million a Day for Sugar Sums Show U S Use and Production
In 1907 U S consumption topped 7.0896 billion pounds with an estimated cost of over 1 billion dollars at retail. About 21.5 percent was produced at home, 12.5 percent came from colonies, and 61 percent came from seven other countries. Beet sugar surpassed cane sugar for the first time, producing 9.7 million pounds versus 44 million pounds respectively.
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Bureau of Statistics
Sams
Second Baptist Church Celebrates 61st Anniversary
The Second Baptist Church on Chirch street northwest marked its sixty first anniversary and the pastor’s twenty sixth year of service. Rev Dr W Bishop Jomson spoke at services with Dr WH Mosesfield and local educators among tribute speakers. A school centennial contribution plan was noted, and the church’s building project near 1909 cost many thousands with much remaining unpaid.
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Sfty
Second Baptist Church
Chirch Street
Satreela
W Bishop
Jomson
Mosesfield
National Baptist Convention
Spencer Adams Alexander Hicks
E L Kramer
Washington
Diplomat IV Collision Near Dupont Circle
Carnage struck when a carriage carrying Colombian secretary Maria Pomponio Guzman narrowly escaped injury after colliding with Alfred A Wilsons runabout on the east Dupont Circle. Wilsons horse suffered cuts to both forelegs as the two vehicles met while Wilson tried to slow, the diplomat riding in the other carriage escaping with minor harm.
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Nei Pomponio Guzman
Legation
Alfred A Wilson
Seventh Street
Dupont
Sas
Wilson
Massachusetts Avenue
Motorman Cleared in Death of Ballston Youth
A coroner's jury exonerated a Great Falls motorman in the death of 6 year old M Fitzgerald of Ballston Ve who was killed while en route home with Christmas purchases. The accident occurred near Cherrydale in front of Coroner Ashton's home. The motorist said he did not see the child until within a few feet and could not stop.
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M Fitzgerald
Ballston, Ve
Great Falls
Cherrydale
Ashton
Fitzgerald
Georgetown
Washington
Memorial tribute honors Dr Kent at Pythian Temple
Senator Owen of Oklahoma lauds Rev Alexander Kent of Peoples Church for championing initiative and referendum. Rabbi Louis Stern calls him a gentleman as memorial services in his honor draw wide attendance. prayers and brief tributes from clergy and community leaders accompany contributions for a lasting memorial in Oklahoma and beyond.
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Alexander Kent
Peoples Church
Pythian Temple
Thomas
Kent
Louis Stern
United States
Robert L Owen
Oklahoma
Owen
Dr Kent
New Commonwealth
Friends of Human Liberty
H M Cougen
J Shirley
J Corey
George A Warren
W A Croffutt
Annie Goebel
Gindall
Jessie Waite Wright
Charles Newburge
Vrs
H Shibley
W Nigh
J Newton
P Dayle
Charles F Nesbit
John van Schaickitt
Emma Gray Soles
H Marcell
Kemble
Pastor Like a Watchman Appeals to Congregation for Endowment
The Rev Roland Cotton Smith preached at St Johns Church urging an endowment to sustain church work. He likened a watchman on the tower to a minister guiding pews, stressing trust and vigilance while parishioners share sorrows and seek protection from unseen dangers.
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St Johns Church
Roland Cotton Smith
Watchman
Belond
Walla
Crargyman
Funeral for Hecht & Co manager Frederick Klein in Baltimore
A large attendance from Washington New York and Baltimore attended the funeral of Frederick Klein former general manager of Hecht & Co department store in Washington. Services were held at 1752 Linden Avenue Baltimore and he was buried in the Hebrew Friendship Cemetery. About 59 Hecht & Co employees from Washington attended along with 20 members of Washington Lodge No 15. Palbearers were eight fellow employees including J Cosgrove P Lazrus and Daniel Kranskoff.
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Hte
Washington New York
Baltimore
Frederick Kiein
Hecht & Co
Washington
Benjamin Schieisner
Linden Avenue
Caa Rubenstein
Bolton Street Temple
Hebrew Friendship Cemetery
Hecht & Co of
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Peter
Lovery
Second Baptist Congregation
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M. Fitzgerald
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Matorman
DR. Kent
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People’s Church
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Amsthys
Silla
Messaline Directune
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh
Weber, Steck, Ivers & Pond
Estey
Dunham
Staits & Bauer
Franklin
Ludwig
Howard
Fischer
Figeher Ur
T Wifener
Weber
Weber Breck Wheelock
Stuyvesant
Cemetican
China
Ang ‘Tonels
Cua Om
Pena
Dieter
Haviland
Royal A. Lisner
Brut
John H. Magruder
Connecticut Ave
K St
DR. White
Chiropodist
Pa. Ave
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Quality House
Chapin St Nw
American Ay Co
ANG
Santa Claus
Bell Telephone
Chrismas
Oat Telephone Co
Stree
American Security and Trust Company
Charles J Bell
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvenia’ Ave
Christian Xander
7Th Street
Chert
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street NW
Uneeda the
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St.n. W
Wee O'Donnell
Anole Highlands
U.S
Randle Highlands
Capitol
Depont Circle
Ballérog
Bralty
Peare
Selmont
Tate
Opticians
Tising
Peleus
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