Watches and song festival greet 1316 at Treasury
Washington churches plan watch night services and a heavy New Year program led by the Christian Endeavor Union under Percy Foster. Catholic and Protestant churches schedule masses and prayers across denominations with open house events at the Y M C A and diverse choirs and soloists. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe remains ill and will not lead the vigil at New York Avenue Presbyterian.
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Percy S. Foster
Washington
Treasury
Treasury Building
Percy
Foster
Wesley M. E
Imptist
Fifth Baptist
Anacostia Paul's
Dr. Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue Church
Radcliffe
New Year's Day Receptions by G A R and Allied Orders
A New Year’s program includes a G A R Halt reception from noon to 4 pm by Woman's Relief Corps, the Legion of Loyal Women hosting from 1 to 5 pm at 19 Tenth Street, and a Richard J. Harden Camp entertainment and dance at Pythian Temple for veterans and families.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Legion of Loyal Women
Tenth Street
Richard J. Harden
United Spanish War Veterans
Ita
Pythian Temple
W. J. Sammond
Fee
J. E. Wilson
Wiliam A. Dowling
A. L. Smith
J. McCarthy
Public reception and New Year events at Grand Army Hall
RL Edwards chairs a New Year public reception hosted by Ellen Spencer Massey Tent No 1 Daughters of Veterans at Grand Army Hall 1412 Pennsylvania Ave NW from 1 to 3 PM. Veterans groups invited. Snow dance directed by F R W Reb. Marine Band to provide music. Local officials and reps, including Martin Madden, to speak at John Wesley Church tomorrow evening.
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Edwards
F. R W. Reb
United States Marine Band
Ellen Spencer Massey
Daughters of Veterans
Grand Army
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bona of Veterans
Fhe
Hester
Tritippe
George A. Howe
Mines Seften
Haywood
Hamilton
Taylor
Harbi
Son
Albright
Jost
Fauth
Scott
Washburn
Martin B. Madden
Ilineis
John Wesley Church
Fourteenth
Corcoran
Frederick Dougiana
Charles Burmer G. A
Funeral of Tallmadge A. Lambert at St Matthew's Church
Funeral services for Tallmadge A. Lambert, who died Monday, will be held at 10 a.m. at St Matthew's Church at Rhode Island and Connecticut avenues with Rev. Edward L. Buckey officiating. Burial follows in Oak Hill Cemetery with honorary pallbearers including Chief Justice Seth Shepard and several district and supreme court justices.
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Tallmadge A. Lambert
St. Matthew's Church
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Edward L. Buckey
St. Matthew's
Oak Hil Cemetery
Seth Shepard
District Court of Appeals
Ashley M. Gould
District Supreme Court
Thomas H. Anderson
William F. Quicksall
J. J. Darlington
John J. Hamilton
John W. Yerkes
Edward J. Stellwagen
Henry E. Davis
Police News Notes From District Yet A Misted Night
Unsuccessful safe force at Stephenson Bros coal office at L street southwest. Auto collision with streetcar on Ninth between F and G northwest. no injuries. Various incidents include bicycle collision, minor injuries, coasting accident with skull fracture, wrist fracture, scalp cut, and a small fire. Police investigate handbag snatching and a missing person. Fire calls for overheated flue and Christmas tree fire causing minor damage.
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Stephenson Brosg
L Street
Ella Newton
Pierce Street
Northweat
Edna K. Gaines
Deaths Reported in Local Notices
A list of deceased individuals with ages and last known addresses across Washington area includes Susan Irwin aged 32 of 1624 St NW and William H. Scudder aged 71 of 1006 N Hi Ave NW, with many others from 84 to infant ages. Institutions cited include Freedmen's Hospital, Government Hospital for the Insane, Home for Aged and Infirm, and Georgetown University Hospital.
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Susan Irwin
St. Nw
William H. Scudder
N. Hi. Ave
Mary
C. Hughes
St. Aw
Patrick H. Hayes
Manchauer
Mary R. Keith
Attrew Hansen
Government Hospital
John Beehler
Rue
O'Connell
North Cap
Margaret A. Sweeney
Manderville G. Lee
Talbut
Anatostia
D.C
Maria Drer
Ruppert Homa
Marah S. Downey
Jesse Thomas
Births Reported In Local Notices
William A and Minnie E rd a boy Percival and Cora C Binsted a boy George L and Iya L Cary a boy Elmont B and Lillian WW Hazard a girl W Wallace and H Otis Lamond a boy Edmund J and Mae Isabel Lynch a girl John D and Grace D Myers yet John J and Lila Smalley a girl Edward 2 and Margarette C Wiseman a boy Themes W and Margaret Walton a boy Giuseppe and Hosario Sevia a boy Leonarde and Maria Principe a girl Dominico and Maria Caputo a Frederick H and Henrietta B Brooke a boy Rattatore and Maria Bruno a boy Giuseppe and Teresa Bonnecent a boy John Henry McL and Nellie B Butler a girl
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Minnie E.rd
Percival
Cora C. Binsted
George L
Iya L. Cary
Elmont B
Lillian WW. Hazard
W. Wallace
H. Otis Lamond
Edmund J
Mae Isabel Lynch
John D
Grace D. Myers
John J
Lila Smalley
Edward 2
Margarette C. Wiseman
Margaret Walton
Giuseppe
Licensed to Marry Listings From Richmond and Nearby
A fragmented notice lists multiple marriage licenses and pending weddings across Virginia and nearby states. Names include Robert G Booth Edna M Starke Lewla Cooper Abbie Naomi Gates Clarence A Clore Ada Jones Ruth B Pindell Sophia Grechko Milton Sires Wagner Eva Wagner John Mandell Lilly Sauter and Jennie Jolmeon with various ages and locations in Richmond Washington D C Baltimore and Fredericksburg. The notices reference ministers and a Red Top Rye as part of the era’s marriage record style.
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Robert G. Booth
Edna M. Starke
Hichmond
Monckin
Lewla Cooper
Westchenter
Ind
Abbie Naomi Gates
Washiogton
D.C
J. B. Eiliot
Clarence A. Clore
de ‘Dinerant
Ada ¥. Jones
Washington
D. C
Eva M
Richmond
Vison
John J. Mandell
Lilly
Sauter
Rev. J
Bonugumnery
Ooh Finenk
Lowtee Achikula
Steon Straabarge
Io B. Dovela
Richmom
Quinter J. "Herring
Yokusville
Jennie
Jolmeon
Frederichella
Fitterennor
Poland Held By Jury in First Degree Murder Case
Indictments returned by the grand jury include William Poland for the July 10 shooting of Mary L. Naylor at her Twining City home, with Poland claiming innocence as a riot outside the house is blamed. James Taylor faces a similar charge for killing his wife Lizzie Taylor on July 12, 254% Q Street NW. Tsalah Carter is charged with second degree murder in the Decoration Day stabbing of James Briggs Carter. Additional indictments cover white slave law violations, gypsy theft, housebreaking, larceny, assault, and other counts against various defendants as listed by the jury.
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William Poland
Mary L. Naylor
Twining City
James Taylor
Lizzie Taylor
Q Street
Tsalah Carter
James Briggs Carter
Adam E. Smith
Atlantic City
Esther Thomas
Baltimore
Wilamsport
Prand
Smith
Maggie Pooley
Georgetown
Walter Bell
Ray Willams
Pet- Corine Geiger
Teett
Nellie Newkirk
John Werd F. Cooper
Harry J
William Smothers
Nongupalbert Easker
George Chase Nett
Robert Mitchell
Robert Is
Daniel A. Youngie
Sama Jement
Daniel W. Ward
Marton Law
J. A. Mayhem
Rene Simons
FE. Wilson
Ragist Eye On District Suffrage Move in Washington
The National American Woman Suffrage Association seeks to have the Washington Chamber of Commerce back a proposed amendment to grant District of Columbia representation in Congress and the electoral college. A letter urged the chamber to include woman suffrage, following prior testimony by Mrs. Funk before the chamber on the district's unique political status and Congress authority.
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National American Woman Suffrage
Congressional
Washington Chamber of Commerce
District of Columbia
Senate
House of Representatives
Electoral College
William F. Gude
Chamber of Commerce
Funk
Suffrage Association
Congress
Low Bids From Capital Men on Shepherd Street Grade
Ten bids for grading Shepherd street northwest between Sixteenth Street and Piney Branch road were opened by the District engineer department. The project involves removing 15,000 cubic yards of material. The lowest bids were Harper & Voight of Washington at 17 1 8 cents per cubic yard and George Hyman Co of Washington at 17 9 cents. The highest bid was 91 2 cents. It is expected the contract will be awarded in a few days and work begin soon.
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Shepherd Street
Sixteenth Street J
Piney Branch Road
Harper &Voight
Washington
George Hyman
Prodigal Husband and Other 1916 Theater Plans
John Drew stars at the National in The Prodigal Husband by Niccodemi and Morton, a comedy of marital strains and comic mishap. The Girl of Girls musical debuts at Columbia Theater with Edward Paulton and Oreste Vessella. Washington appearances include Arthur E. K. Peck’s travel talks at Belasco, Haddon Chambers drama Passersby at Poli Players, and Max Figman with What's His Name at Moore's. The week also features Cinderella with Mary Pickford, The Ghost Breaker at Moore's Strand, and numerous acts at Gayety, Casino, and Crandall's with photoplays and vaudeville numbers. Beatriz Michelena to perform with the New York Symphony at the Columbia.
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John Drew
Dario Niccodemi
Michael Morton
Mr. Drew
Hfe
Edward Paulton
Oreste Vessella
Columbia Theater
Paulton
Adele
Vessella
Parla
Robinson Crusoe Isle Cafe
Frank Pollock
Alexander Clarke
Charles Butler
Charles Angelo
Ben Hendricks
Natalie Alt
Mme. Lucy
Mlle
Flavia Acero
Poli
Washington
Haddon Chambers
London
America
Charles Frohman
Criterion Theater
New York
Richard Bennett
Charles Cherry
Poll
Moore's Garden Theater
Stunday
Marguerite Clark
Mark Lee Luther
the Crucible
Uttle Jean Fanshaw
Hoyden
Tomboy
Migs
Clark
Jessa
Lasky Company
Max Figman
George Barr McCutcheon
Mary Pickford
Cinder Girl
Paramount Company
H. #. Warner
Moore's Strand
Ufe
John Emerson
Robert Baker
Bosworth
Boss Weber
Philips Smalley
Crandall’s
Klaw & Erlanger
Beatriz Michelena
Mrs. Wiggs
Abe Hogan
Rice
Winchell Smith
Lubin
Idler
Charles Richman
Cathrine Counties
City Bulletins and Local Deliveries for New Year
Local notices advertise delivery services for New Year events and foods. Vendors include M and 7080-M mails orders for red and white punch eggs nog fruit cake and various ingredients. Also offered are flowers plumbers laundry and fresh cider with delivery to multiple city sections and contact numbers.
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Jas. T. Donnelly
Reopens School Issue See No Immediate Policy Reversal
Superintendent Thurston said it is practically certain the board will not rescind the regulation barring married women from teaching in district schools next month. He noted no other cases exist where married women are kept from teaching against their wishes and said action will await broader support for amendment while individual cases may be considered as they arise. A New York city board move revoking its ban on married teachers could prompt a similar shift in Washington within months, though not immediately.
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Thurston
Board of Education
New York
Achovla
Washington
New York Board
John B. Larner
Board of Education of
New York City
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