Make the Newspapers Leak You says convention speaker
A speaker at a recent religious movement convention urged publicity as the sole path to visibility. Alec Are and other figures were named in remarks attributed to Arthur N. Cotton and AJ. Brown.
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Wew
Religion Forward Movement
Arthur N. Cotton
AJ. Brown
Néstas
Me and
Yeasterday
Washington
Eldivnce
Belmar Mera
Camp
Opening of church conference in Washington echoes reform call
Reports from Washington describe a church convention held across multiple venues including the First Congregational and Bethel churches. Dr Arthur J Smith and others addressed delegates on church reform, media use, and civic engagement, urging ministers to press Washingtonians for self government and active public outreach.
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A. J. J Nance
Oak OS
Ironton
Ioea
Fe First
Congregational Church
Arther J. Smith
Arther
J. Meows
wm—Luychesn
Calvary Baptist Chetek
Arcelon
Suavention
Edwart Devbte
Arthur J. Smith
Lyman L. Pierce
Scautons
Biret
William ‘Wilkinson
Wall Street
Peselin
Arthur N. Cotton
Arthur J. Browd
Catton
Breign
William ‘Knowles Cooper
Christiai
District of Columbia
Boy Confesses Schoolbook Missing Case Leads to Juvenile Court
A boy from a northwest Washington school was released after claims of taking schoolbooks and selling them. He confessed to captors that he took many books from the school and hid them for 3i conta etch, implicating no other pupils. Authorities learned Harmon had been selling books and questioned him at the school yesterday.
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Bat
Harmon
Hint
Lawsuit alleging gas leak caused death in 1811
In the District Supreme Court yesterday, Mason on Suchardson as administrator of Evelyn Reynolds estate filed a $10,000 damages suit against the Washington Gas pany and the Washington Asphalt Block and Tile Company as joint defendants. The plaintiff claims Mrs Rayn olda died at 1289 Carrollberg street southwest on June 28, 1811 from gas escaping a leaking main improperly laid by Washington Gas Lights Co and broken by Washington Asphalt during road work. Guy W Finney granted absolute divorce from Pauline B Furlon in Equity Court. couple wed in Wilmington.
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Mason
Suchardson
Evelyn Reynolds
Haries
Shreve
District’ Supreme Court
Washington Gaspany
Washington Asphalt Block and Tile Company
Raynolda
Carrollberg Street
Washington Gas Lights Company
Washington Asphalt
Hospital Staff Selected by Commissioners
Hospital staff selections announced after commissioners meeting list Dra John D. Thomas Thomas A. Clayior D H Retch Alderfer Charles W Richardson and Reginald Walker. Includes note on flowers for Valentines praising Gade home grown blooms as appropriate and acceptable.
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Tubarpujoga Hospital
Dra
John D. Thomas
Thomas A. Clayior
D. H. Retchalderfer
Charles W. Richardson
Reginald Walker
Gade
Bankers Banquet Draws Cooper Family to Washington
Waltham era bankers led by Wade H Cooper, new president of United States Saving Bank at Fourteenth and U streets NW, gather in Washington for a family banquet. Cooper brothers from Wilmington to Mullins plan attendance as the Cooper banking clan signals future Southern expansion.
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Wothers
Gach
Bank
Vill
Wade H. ‘Cooper
United States Saving Bank
Fourteenth and
U Streets Northwest
Washington
Cooper
Washington Bank
J. L. Karrick
J.M. Barker
Daniel Thew Wright
Wilbur Hopp
Mr. Cooper
W. B. Cooper
Wilmington
N. C
H. J. Cooper
Wacrom
P. S.cooper
Dunn
Thomas E. Cooper
Austria and Mexico Gifts to Library of Congress Highlight Rare Prints
The Library of Congress receives a Austro Hungarian gift of 1200 volumes and pamphlets relating to Central America from the Mexican Embassy, plus 200 periodicals. The widow of Maj. Edward Witte Karow donates Napoleon materials. Dr. H. H. Carrington Bolton’s widow adds books, pamphlets and engravings. A large globe donated by Samuel Hill, built in Germany to 1918, features international date lines and geographic details, reflecting extensive cataloging and scientific additions.
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Congress
Intertal
Prins
Vienna
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Mexico
Central America
Edward Witte! Karow
Bavannah,Ga
Mal. Karow
Karow
Napleon
Roland Napoleon Bonaparte
Bolton
HH. Carrington Bolton
Washington
Samuel Hill
Seattle
Hhl
Pacific
Atlan- Atstbambont
Australia
Divorce Petition Sparks Sequestration Hearing In Court No 2
Mrs. One SO Healy seeks a divorce from Frederick M Healy alleging failure to meet alimony payments and repeated vehicle purchases. A rule was issued to show cause why a sequestrator should not be appointed to take over the husband’s finances and why he should not be held in contempt for failure to comply with payments and associated expenditures including rides in a purchased automobile and entertainment costs.
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Healy
Frederick M. Heely
Justice Wright
Raulty
Fant
Mia
Henly
Holmes Bakery Bread Promises Doorstep Delivery
An advertisement touts Holmes Bakery bread as superior to ordinary brands. It invites readers to send a card with their address for a daily doorstep call. Mentions theater listings and liquor deliveries, with various local names and venues noted.
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Holmes
Public and Private Medical Services Clash Over Hospital Aid
Washington chamber and Board of Trade weigh in against the Board of Charities plan to sever public and private medical charities and risk congressional annual appropriations. Col umbia Hospital for Women and an Emergency Hospital seek continued federal support, with local groups urging a unified hospital system and new facilities.
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of Commerce
Board of
Kade
Columbia
Beth
Chamber of Commerce
District “Board
Df Charities
Congress
Committee of Public
Jim
Board of Trade
Charities Ag Corrections
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Washington
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Chamber
Columbus Ital
Iikewikd
Ita
Washfixton
Committee On Charities and Corrections
Columbia Hospital
Walter C. Clephane
James Dudley Morgan
William McK Clayton
J. Wilmer Latimer
Charitler
Columbia Stas
Henry Fugn
Kaey Visitors
Charten HL
Abpa
Thoma W. Smith
Casualty’ Hospital
William F. Dosmney
Favar
Ttme
Recital by F Jones at Columbia Theatre Draws Praise
A young pianist, Frank Norris Jones, performed at the Columbia Theatre yesterday afternoon earning warm audience appreciation. His program included Liszt and Debussy pieces. while praised for tone, some passages showed overemphasis. Encores of Butterworth and MacDowell left listeners hopeful about his future.
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Columbia
Frank, Norris
Yeaterday
von Waters Binet
Myanual
Jones
Ita
Jonoa
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