Sunday Draws Police To Evangelist Meeting in Washington
Religious groups organize prayer services and prepare for Rev Billy Sunday, with police set to guard Convent Hall as crowds gather in the national capital. A special committee seeks President Bryan’s cooperation to ensure orderly reception and seating for ministers and attendees amid expected large turnout.
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MATHER SUCCEEDS MILLER AS SECRETARY TO THE INTERIOR
Mather announced last night as successor to Miller. He is a graduate of the University of California and formerly taught at New York paper work. He went from Berkeley to Las Vegas and then to New York for newspaper work before joining the Interior Department.
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Surprise Bridegroom Plans Secret Wedding
A covert assistant chief in government offices left for Floral to marry quietly later this month. Rumors say only he knew his aims, while locals recall odd gifts and mischief during his absence, with plans to celebrate at the Dewey Hotel upon return.
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Cardinal Receives Today At Washington Event
garbled text indicates a reception at a Washington venue with attendees including Patrick Chork and Ala Poter gts, hosted by Mgr Kusasel at a dining event. details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Death of W Q Tolford in Mount Pleasant Street
W Q Tolford died at Mount Pleasant Street. Funeral arrangements pending at residence. Burial will be at Standard Work. 1915 almanac notes and local notices reflect posthumous interest. Office desk inquiry available for 40 cents.
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City Bulletins and Local Lunch Spots
City notices list dining venues and service ads. Includes Rob Moore spots on tamps and Dott Meere offerings, Cyster Chop House at 513 th nw, Keksteen's at 1418 are test lunch, and Tolman Laundry ad with 1003 Pa av. Also mentions floral emblems and family wash prices, with Start the New Year promotions.
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Tides and Sunlight Schedule Today
Readable portions show am and pm tides with high and low values and sun and moon rise and set times. Contains scattered figures like 7 16 and 8 64 and mentions high tides and low tides with aris and sets.
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Weather Forecast for Washington and Surrounding States 1913
Weather bulletin reports fair conditions in the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia for Sunday and Monday with mild warming. Disturbances move eastward bringing rain or snow to the lower Mississippi Valley Ohio Valley and Tennessee while much of the West remains fair. Temperature readings and humidity are listed with sunshine hours and percent of possible sunshine.
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City News in Brief Highlights Local Lectures and Meetings
A series of public lectures and society meetings are announced across Washington. Topics include Athens as the Violet Crown, socialism, district recreational needs, and natural history papers at Cosmos Club. Local officers were elected for the Chiropractic Association, and civil service, police, and public welfare topics feature in forthcoming talks.
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Mearns Sued Over Stock Sale and Accounting Request
Mary Goff sues William A. Mearns and Charles P. Williams in district court seeking $3,253.40 balance from 250 shares of stock deposited to secure a loan with the bankrupt firm Lewis Johnson & Co. The petition asks to restrain asset disposition and compel a full accounting and discovery related to the sale of the stock. It lists visible assets as Mearns's seat on the Washington Stock Exchange and Kalorama Heights real estate, and Williams's seat on the exchange, with holdings shown as limited.
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War Dept backs rebuilt Aqueduct bridge in same neighborhood
Secretary of War Garrison informs Chairman Adamson the War Department sees no objection to replacing the Aqueduct bridge at Georgetown with a new $1.5 million structure within the bill’s scope, noting the old bridge is unsafe engineeringwise and the federal cost should be covered by Congress. Action expected this session with support from the House committee. The report also notes Washington-Virginia Railway adding five new safety-equipped cars for Falls Church and Fairfax lines, designed for high speed and passenger safety.
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Police seek gang after theft spree hits stores
Police report a gang stole Oliver Metzerolt s car and abandoned it after touring a dozen shops in local areas. The vehicle was found near Twelfth and F i streets northwest with some stolen items inside. Injured victims include Frank McAlvord 32 from 201 D street northwest with a scalp wound and collar bone fracture, and Thomas T. Kelly 25 of 608 Fifteenth street southeast. Alice B. Woodruff 40 of 01 L street northwest fractured leg. All were taken to Emergency Hospital by ambulance.
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Deaths Reported in Local Area
A list of deceased individuals with ages and last known addresses is provided, including George W. Tange 59 of 3317 Holmead St and Caroline C. Kirkland infant age listed as 0. Several others are named with ages and locations across Washington area, such as Lance NW 70, Francesco S. Guilli 43, Walter Reed area mentions, and numerous family pairs noted in obituaries. Names include Magrider, Taylor, Bland, Reed, and many accompanied by hospital or street references. The notice reads like a public death registry or funeral notices without full biographical details for each entry.
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Cardinal Gibbons in Washington for annual church reception
Cardinal Gibbons arrived in Washington and stayed with Mar Russell at St. Patrick's rectory. He will celebrate a low mass then solemn high mass and host a public reception attended by diplomats, Supreme Court members, senators, representatives, and society leaders.
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Washington Post featured in homes with trusted society and sport coverage
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