Celebration Gloats Want C E Memorial Here
Celebration marks the twenty fifth anniversary of Christian Endeavor in the District Union at First Congregational Church Washington D C with cheers when William Shaw from Boston announces a future United Society in the capital. The program honors a proposed Quarter Century Memorial Building and calls for a $1 000 000 endowment. Local ministers attend a pastors conference at St Pauls Lutheran Church discussing unity and training of youth for church work.
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United Society
Washington
District Union
First Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
Tenth and
G Streets
William Shaw
United Society of Boston
Motealf
United Society of
Washington, D. C
vVerey
Francis F. Clark
International Union
Metcalf
Shaw
World's Union
Jiames Mc.kens
Frederick E. Power
New York
Cheryn Emdeavor
Endeavoerers
Colombia renews demand for damages from United States
Cala aol renews claim for recompense over separation of Persist application recently submitted to Secretary rc by Senor Diego Meradoza. Claim mirrors prior demand by Reres, ex- Colemita head, who was in Washington as special commissioner. Seeks damages against the United States government claiming losses from secession associated actions. The State Department’s stance on the matter remains debated as officials reassess the case.
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Cala Aol
United States
Diego Meradoza
Demann
En. Reres
Colemita
Washington
Colemiia
Dama
State Department
Jeanna
Returns From Korea Bring Morgan Home to Wagh sodten
Edwin V W Morgan returns from Korea where he completed his mission as the last American West of the country. Officials report he will remain briefly while the department reviews matters and new negotiations with Cuba are expected to proceed through the American Legation. Museum Receives Baskets From Borneo and Sumatra Gifts from Borneo and Sumatra to Dr Abbott are described and a monograph on the islands will be published.
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Edwin VW. Morgan
Waghsodten Sremeres
America
Morgan Wan
Korea
Fountina
Reeu Nd
United Win Fiew Peti de Mottes
Cuba
Meo Morgan Erriv
Havina
Museum
Borneo
Sumatra
Abbott
Amd
Charity drives in February to aid Associated Charities
Public appeal notes February weather calls attention to urgent needs of the Associated Charities and Citizens Relief Association. Contributions listed from individuals and groups fund food, fuel, clothing, and medical aid for distressed families, with a special “golden boot” fund for rapid relief and emergencies managed by Secretary Charles F. Weller.
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Associated, Charities
Ciizens’ Relief Association
G- Street
Associated Charitties
John Jey Wilson
Dan D. Fisher
W. Z. Edingfeld
W. FE. Gibbons
H. I Houston
H. M. Currie
Weaver Bros
A. M.T
Abram Simon
M. A
George M. Smith
Jamese D. Wotts
L. B. Ridenour
R. E Poster
Annie Hunt
Admiral George Dewey
Marie Murdock
Albert Cushman
Elizabeth K. Anderson
Frank H.thomas
J. L. Watt
Montgomery Fletcher
George C. Remey
George B. Welch
E. F. Droop & Sons
Associated Charities
Citizens’ Relief Association
Golden Boot
Charles F. Weller
Weller
Golden Book Fund
Ww. 5
Montgomery
Henry D. Gordon
E. Francie Riggs
Central High School
Emory Wilson
Mary B. Redwood
B. T. Janney
Wayne Parker
Patronal Feast Observed at Apostolic Mission House
Rev W E Randall spoke on the progress of evangelization in the United States during a St Francis de Sales feast at Brookland. The event drew Dominicans Marists Franciscans Holy Cross teachers and St Paul’s Church choir with talks on the Apostolate movement and future diocesan bands in Peoria Covington St Louis Burlington Vt and more.
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Apostolic Mission House
Brookland
On House
Marists
Holy Cross Teathers
St. Paul's Church
Washington
Tie
Peoria
Covington
St. Louis
Furlington
W. E. Randall
America
Port Arthur
Russia
Thermopylae
Europe
Tours
Atlantic
Pacific
Chicago Mail Congestion Tops Post Office Struggle
Chicago faces severe mail backlog as it ships through a grand post office with outdated machinery and insufficient clerks. Officials in Washington say no relief before July 1. Postmaster Busse plans another trip to push for additional staff and funds.
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Chicago
Washington
Busse
Blind bids at Savannah show bonds as personal favor to Gaynor
In Savannah federal court today the Greene and Gaynor case focused on oral testimony with documents. McCauley, president of Savannah Bank and Trust, testified he acted as bondsman as a personal favor to John F. Gaynor, denying collusion, while foremen Walsh and Wheeler and other bids were used to mislead the War Department.
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Savannah
Greene
Gaynor
W. F.mccauley
Savannah Bank and Trust Company
McCauley
O. M. Carter
John F. Gaynor
Savannah Dredging Company
Greene and
Savannah Dredging
John Tweedale
J. W. O. Sterley
United States Engineer
Mr. McCauley
W. H. Walsh
Walsh
W. J. Wheeler
Irwin
Carter
War J Department
Washington
National Dredging Company
P. Sanford Rross
W. F. McCauley
Atlantic Contracting Company
Ross
Nervous Babies The Exact Cau Charged with Testifying Falsely
Harrison Wagner, charged with testifying falsely in a damage suit where Henry Reisinger was plaintiff, was bound over to the grand jury by Judge Kimball on a $2,000 bond. A letter from an Elgin mother argues coffee worsens nervousness in mother and baby and promotes Postum as a safe remedy.
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Harrison Wagner
Henry Reisinger
Kimball
Elgin
Baby
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Raspberry beverage ruling ends childhood favorite drink
Secretary Wilson declares raspberry vinegar not a beverage in a formal bulletin. Importers misbranded a drink labeled raspberry vinegar as a beverage, so it is barred from importation until May 1. After that date the drink must be labeled raspberry beverage and made only from raspberries or juice with permitted ingredients.
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Wilson
Bazaar Opens at St Pauls Sunday School Annex
In the Sunday school annex of St Pauls Church at Fifteenth and V streets NW a bazaar hosted by Gumday school directors opened last night and runs four days. Mas Sylvester the police superintendent gave the opening address. Booths run by the schools teachers offer delicacies and useful goods to support current expenses. The event is overseen by Father Thomas A Walsh and Sunday school superintendent Charles W Carr with evening hours from Thursday onward.
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Mas. Sylvester
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's Church
Thomas A. Walsh
Charles W. Carr
Indicted to Prevent Parole Against Ohio Bank Official
The Cuyahoga County grand jury returned an additional indictment against George A. Rose former secretary treasurer of the Produce Exchange Bank now serving ten years in the Ohio penitentiary for embezzlement that led to the bank’s failure A parole bid was started but the new charge heads off parole since convicts with pending charges cannot be released.
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Ohio Bank
Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County Grand Jury
George A. Ros
Produce Exchange Bank
Ohio Penitentiary
Appeal for U S C V revival and new camps
Maj. Thomas M. Owen commander-in-chief of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans issued an open letter urging aid to revive old camps as Sons of Veterans and organize new ones. He aims for renewed interest before the next reunion in New Orleans and hopes for more than a thousand replies within thirty days.
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Montgomery, Alg
Thomas M. Owen
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
United Confederate Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Maj. Owen
New Orleans
Reward for Donnelly Missing Leader of Meat Cutters Union
Cincinnati Ohio February 5 a reward for information on the whereabouts of President Michael Donnelly of the Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's National Union will be offered by the organization Donnelly has not been heard from since Thursday after leaving the Dennison Hotel He arrived in Cincinnati with Secretary Call to resolve a strike at the Abattoir Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Michael Donnelly
Archdiocese Attacks Unions In Sermon
Archbishop Keane of Dubuque denounced labor unions that defend workers who shortchange their employers calling such acts theft and labeling unions that back them a school of thievery during a St Patrick Church sermon in Clinton on February 6.
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Clinton, Town
Keane
Dubuque
St. Patrick's Church
President Tight Injured In Laboratory Blast
President W. G. Tight of the New Mexico University was seriously burned and an arm torn off in a gasoline explosion during a laboratory experiment. He remained unconscious by nightfall, and his recovery was doubtful.
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Tight
New Mexican University
Albuquerque
N. M
W.G. Tight
New Mexico University
Land Fraud Arrest in Nebraska Homestead Scheme
Irving B. Hull was arrested in Chadron Nebraska on a subornation of perjury charge connected to fraudulent homestead entries within the D W C T M Hunting tone sbankene and cattlemen of Gordon. He was held on a 3000 bond by United States Commissioner Slattery.
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Omaha
Nebr
Irving B. Hull
United States
Slattery
Chadron
T. M. Huntingtone Sbankene
Gordon
Havana Senate approves 500000 relief for Cuban tobacco losses
The Senate passed a House bill providing 500000 to be used immediately for public works in Pinar del Rio Province to aid those made idle by tobacco crop damage from rains. Also mentions U S trade in Colombo and a lecture by Dr Frederick D Sturgis on The Redemption of the Prodigal Daughter at First Baptist Church.
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Havana
Fen
Senate
House
Pinar del Rio
Frederick D. Sturgis
National Crittenton Mission
First Baptist Church
Sixteenth
C Streets
Dartmouth Alumni Banquet Highlights Football Stand
The thirty first annual Dartmouth Alumni Dinner in Washington featured remarks defending football’s athletic spirit. Representative Tirrell of Massachusetts dismissed brutality claims while Harvard endowment prowess and alumni strength were praised as bulwarks for higher education. Speakers included Rost author Dr Tucker and Speaker Cannon among others. Officers and many association members were listed as present.
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Fetot
Harvard
Tirrell
Massachusetts
Dartmouth
Darimouc’ Alumni Association
Washington
Tucker
Cannon
Martin
South Dakota
Foster
Vermont
Injan
Illinois
New England
Charles S. Clark
Redfield Proctor
Henry E. Burnham
Charles ©. Tirrell
Samuel W. McCall
David J. Foster
E. G. Kimball
A. A. Fisher
William J. Wallis
Benjamin F. Adams
W. H. Wolverton
Association
Samuel J. Bond
Horace 8. Cummins
Joseph H. Hobbs
J. H. Burnham
W. J. Cheney
Lucian
Tilton
F. Fremont- Smith
Charles S. Sloane
Dr. G._Kimball
C. 8. Clarke
A. P. Greeley
W. LB. Patterson
N. Ryder
D. B. Hildreth
W. A. Johnson
H. P. Blair
A. B. Veazey
A. C. Asley
W. H. Merrell
W. J. Wallis
B. F., Adams
J. 0. Simpson
C. C.walker
BP. G. Redington
T. B. Egbert
Carroll
Paul
E. H. Egbert
W. MH. Chandler
J. H. Gallinger
F. D. Gurrier
W. P. Stafford
Speaker Cannon
Lawyer Valentine on Trial in Extraordinary Supreme Court Term
Special to The Washington Fest Mineola L I February 5 The trial of lawyer Benjamin Valentine of Brooklyn began before Justice Rogers of Watertown N C in an extraordinary Supreme Court term appointed by Governor Higgins The indictment accuses him of offering and disposing of a deed alleged to be false conveying property in his wifes name to his mother for whom he acted as agent He was a subscribing witness to the deed and the property lies at Cedarhurst California and J I locations Cedarhurst J I and California
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Mineola
L. L
Benjamin
Valentine
Brooklyn
Rogers
Watertown
N. C
Supreme Court
Higgins
Cedarhurst
J. 1
California
Train wreck at Cleveland injures crew and shakes passengers
Five passenger coaches derailed on Lake Shore at Alabama street in Cleveland. Train No 14 west bound was side swiped by a yard freight. Engineer and fireman were slightly hurt. passengers were shaken but none seriously hurt. Both trains were moving slowly.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Shore
Alabama Street
Freight Cars Robbed Near Cincinnati
A Big Four freight train arriving in Cincinnati last night had all fourteen cars unlocked and merchandise stolen from several wagon loads. The theft occurred between Ivorydale and the Heights Street yards. The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern reports large thefts and three peddlers have been arrested.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ivorydale
Heighth Street
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Kiely Refuses Resignation as Police Board Suspends Him
St. Louis February 5 Chief of Police Kiely refused to resign at the board of police commissioners request and demanded a trial. Pending the trial the board suspended Kiely and directed Night Chief Gallaspy to act as chief. The reasons for the resignation request are not made public. Kiely has served thirty years with the department.
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St. Louis
Kiely
Board of Police Commissioners
Police Board
Gallaspy
Chiet
Kielly
Police Department
Holton Congratulated on Reappointment in Revenue Fraud Case
Greensboro reports District Attorney Holton welcomed upon news of his reappointment by the President. The move seen as admin support for his prosecutions of alleged revenue frauds in the district. Witness Green testified officers watched him during Wilkesboro probe. Deputy Smith admitted signing reports he hadn’t read and falsely swore to still destruction. He had traveled to British Columbia after indictment then returned and posted bond.
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Washington Post
Greensboro
N.ov
Holton
Green
Samuel
Wilkesboro
J.H. Smith
Chapman
British Columbia
Norfolk and Southern Injunction Denies Suffolk Right of Way
Judge Purnell granted a temporary injunction preventing the Suffolk and Carolina Railway from trespassing on the Norfolk and Southern rights of way at Roper. The Metropolitan Trust Company of New York sued to condemn the right of way via Mackes's Ferry on Albemarle Sound. Proceedings set for March 5.
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Norfolk and Southern
Suffolk
Carolina
Washington Post
Raleigh
N. C
Purnell
Suffolk and Carolina Railway
Norfolk and Southern Railways
Roper
Metropolitan Trust Company of New York
Suffolk and Carolina
Mackes's Ferry
Albemarle Sound
Atlantic
North Carolina
Newhern Oriental and Western
Raleigh and Pamlico
No Trace of Thurman Linked to Norfolk Murder
Norfolk police report no trace of Leo C. Thurman, wanted for the murder of Marine Walter P. Doisen on East Main Street. Calls from shipyard workers fund a reward for Thurman’s arrest as detectives pursue numerous leads across nearby towns.
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Marine Dolson
Norfolk
Washington Post
Leo C. Thurman
Walter P. Doisen
East Main Street
Thurman
Marine Corps
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