Cardinal presides at large confirmation ceremony in church
The cardinal led a solemn high mass at 11 am with a strong turnout. He spoke to the children urging adherence to church commandments and to become good American citizens, awarding pledges of abstinence until age twenty-one. After mass, guards of honor formed, and attendees lined streets from F to G, blocking Tenth Street as the cardinal exited toward the rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. F. Fallon
Fort Monros
David Hillhouse Buel
James Burns
Father Reyvenat
Father Fortier
James J. O'Connor
George Dougherty
Wiliam J. Carroll
Ridgeway
Beckley
Victory
Fisher
C. Clark
Fegan
Gapley
Tnes
Father O'Connell
Stafford
Haydn
Hammerer
Novello
Republic
Buck Adam
Anton Gloetzner
Armand Gumprecht
Guard of Honor
Tenth Street
F Street
G Street
Pope Praises America At Rome College Visit
Pope Pius received 120 American College students in Rome and praised their studies, likening the clergy’s war with evil to a global conflict. He awarded each student a silver medal, urged unity with the clergy and people, and noted America’s wealth and growing prosperity.
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Tome
Pope Pius
Rome
Mgr Kennedy
College Mer
Kennedy
France
America
América
Hils Holiness
Wlng
Stead Seeks Papal Peace Encyclical From Pope Pius
W T Stead writes Cardinal Merry del Val seeking Vatican action to back an international peace movement. He encloses a letter to Pope Pius urging an encyclical favoring peace and the imitation of diminishment of armaments. The report notes Stead desires the Pope to issue such a peace encyclical.
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Tome
W. T. Stead
Pope Pius
Merry del Val
Vatican
Stead
Navy Yard Hop Invites Forged Using Commander Jones Name
Commander Horace W. Jones announced action to prevent a recurrence after forged invitations bearing his name were used at a navy yard ball. The second of three annual hops drew scrutiny as a man expelled for disruptive behavior exposed the scheme and forged cards. Suspects include several yard officers amid broad suspicion the forgery originated in the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commander Jones
Navy Yard
Navy
Horace W. Jones
Violinist Frank Morton Missing From Boston to Philadelphia
Special to The Weshington Port New York Jan 13 The police seek Frank Morton a 24 year old violinist of Boston who played first violin with the Philadelphia Symphony and disappeared after December in Philadelphia His father John Morton hired private detectives but no trace has been found It is believed he may have wandered to this city and become unbalanced amid his musical studies
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Weshington
New York
Phs
Frank & Morton
Boston
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Philadelphia
Morton
Charles Martin Loeffter
Philadelphia Symphony
John Morton
Tariff Concession Efforts Stirred By Foreign Trade Meet
National business groups gather at the New Willard for a foreign trade convention to press Congress for tariff concessions and to avert a possible tariff war with Germany. President Roosevelt and Secretary Root are urged to influence diplomacy as delegates from most states, Puerto Rico and Hawaii convene for two days of addresses and discussions on commercial policy.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Germany
Alvin H. Sanders
Chicago
American Reciprocal Tariff League
Union
Hawaii
Porto Rico
United States
Seth Low
New York
Morris K. Jesup
Lee S. Overman
F. M. Simmons
North Carolina
Claude Kitchin
George Peabody Wemore
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
de Lima
E. A. 3. de Lima
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Cornelius N. Bliss
Franklin Murphy
Herman A. Metz
Charles A. Moore
Lewis Nixon
Charles A. Schieren
Isador Strauss
William McCarroll
Henry W. Peabody
W. S. Buchanan
Argentina
Jacob G. Schurman
Cornell University
Ariington Hotel
Elihu Root
Cannon
Swanson
Virginia
Gov
Warfield
Maryland
Acid Thrower At Work Terrorizes Baltimore Women
Police seek a man dubbed the acid thrower blamed for damaging clothing of Margaret Schwartzhaupt thirteen at 1836 East Fayette Street Baltimore. He is suspected to be the same attacker who has terrorized numerous women in cars. A 25 reward is offered by Charles Batsch for the arrest.
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Margaret Schwartzhaupt
East Fayette Street
Baltimore
Charles Batsch
Jack the Acta
Margaret
Pennsylvania
Washington
Sixth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
First Regatta in May Promises Strong Rowing Show
The 1907 fifth annual regatta of the American Rowing Association will be on the Schuylkill River May 2. Events include New England Cup, Franklin Cup scholastic eight, Farregut Cup single sculls, Schuylkill Cup double scull, and Stewards Cup eight. The junior college eight race draws top interest with eligibility rules. Harvard, Penn, and others likely to field multiple eights. Yale, Syracuse, Columbia may join. Georgetown and Annapolis crews hope to enter. fields expected from major clubs in city and Northeast.
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Wis
American Rowing Association
Schuylkill River
Colege
New London
Poughkeepsie
Harvard
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Yale
Syracuse
Columbia
Penn
Georgetown
Annapolis
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Poison Package Sender Promise Warrants Soon
State's Attorney Peter says enough evidence exists to warrant a grand jury indictment in the Prescott Abbe poison dates case. He vows to pursue the sender despite clashes with Dr. Edward H. Abbe's attorney and notes the package came from New York City's United States Express office on Broadway.
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Peter
Prescott
Rollo Peter
Prescott Abbe
Rockville
Mr. Peter
Henry E. Davis
Edward H. Abbe
Davis
Baltimore
Gillan P. Abbe
Montgomery County
James McDevitt
Abbe
New York City
Broadway
United States Express Company
New York
Lieut Watson Weds In Manila Brief Naval Marriage
Lieut Adolphus Eugene Watson U S N and Miss Genevieve Gallagher were married in Manila last Thursday. The groom, son of Rear Admiral Eugene W. Watson, commands the torpedo-boat destroyer Barry. After a brief leave, the couple sailed home and will proceed to Washington after reaching San Francisco, then to 138 Twenty-first Street NW.
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Manila
Adolphus Eugene Watson
Genevieve Gallagher
Philippines
Lieut. Watson
Hugh J. Gallager
Eugene W. Watson
Barry
Train Collision Kills Four In Bardwell Ky Incident
Memphis Tenn Jan 1 The black stop signal failed to stop freight No 72 colliding with a special freight at Bardwell Ky. Four men killed and several injured. The dead include Will R Teabue of Lexington Tenn Charles Hogan brakeman John Good East St Louis and B C Pickering Granite City Ill.
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Washington Post
Memphis
Tenn
Tumnols Central Railway
Bardwell
Tadly
Will R Teabue
Lexington
Charles Hogan
Freman
John Good
East & Louis
B. C. Pickering
Granlte City
Wife held in asylum in Laurel Maryland case shocks family
Florence Kayne, wife of Dr Alfred Kayne, is secluded at Dr Coggins private sanitarium in Laurel Md. Kayne claims she is kept against her will and is pursuing habeas corpus in Maryland courts. He accuses her father George F Conklin and others of engineering the detention as her mother, Mrs Conklin, defends the action as an outrage.
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Alfred Kayne
Dr. Coggins
Laurel, Md
Aira
Florence W. Kayne
J. ©. Cogging
Laurel
George F. Conklin
Kayne
William B. Ambrose
Delmag C. Stutler
Miss Wison
Shoreham Hotel
Catonsville
Rose
Aho
United States
Roscoe Conkling
Coggins Sacnitarium
Jim
Muss Webber
Alfred
Florence Kayne
Miss Webber
William 8. Kester
C Street
Gertrude
Marie Webber
Johnson
J. €. Coggins
C. Deweess
Coggins
J. C. Coggins
Mr. Conklin
Commitment and family dispute over Mrs Kayne’s condition
Letters and testimony reveal Florence W Kayne’s 1906 1908 confinement at Laurel Maryland and Shoreham Hotel observers. Dr Louis A Johnson denies insanity and lists no mental derangement. Dr Coggins defends the commitment as justified, noting acute nervous troubles and family consent. Conklin details financial and familial support while Conklin and Kayne relatives dispute steps and awareness.
Weather and travel notes mix with a chance meeting at Richmond
Weather Bureau bulletin reports persistent low pressure west of the Rockies with snow and rain across the west and unsettled conditions eastward, heat in the south, and a potential flood rise on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. A chance train encounter in Richmond leads to a long-and-curious discussion of names and lineage, ending with a toast to common roots and a list of distant cities and ships.
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U.S
Onfo
Miasissippi
Tyers
Otto
Mississippi
Cairo
Ohio River
Eyansville
Ind
Upper
Lake Region
Mivslenlypt Valley
Middle Plateau
Rocky Mountain Region
European
Grand Banks
The Progressive Washington Edition by The Washington Post
A grand souvenir publication compiling over 1000 half tone illustrations. Six months of work and thousands spent yield a near complete epitome of Washington and its environs. The edition aims to serve as a lasting compendium of useful knowledge for years, with matter requested from participants immediately.
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Greater
Washington
City of
Washington Post
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T. Stead
Frank S$. Morton
Wewera
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F St. N.W
Schuylkill
Husband
Florence’ W. Kayne
Tom
Florence W. Keyne
Louis A. Johnson
M. D
Miss Wilson
Shoreham
Conklin
Hammonton
N. J
Atlantic City
I. P. Wade
Maryland Hospital For the Insane
Alfred Gundry
Hayne
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Anacostia and
Potomac River
Capitol Streets
Washington, D. C
WF. Ham
City and Suburban Railway of
Capitol
Washington, DC
W. F. Ham
H. O Kidwell
Orfles
Phone West
Washington Post Company
Penn”sylvania
Agenue
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Sohn F Wilkins
John R. McLean
DR. White
Miller
B. Earnshaw & Bro
Kipp & ‘'Co
Shoomaker GO
Ron Eae
John D
Wit Salm
Seaboard
Richmond
Fennzylvania
Raleigh
Edgard
Atlanta
Avery
Groton
Conn
T. D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Board of Education of
Miroy Avery
Scotland
England
Lucy Avery
Butalo
Cincinnati
Cheyanne
Wyo
Davenport
Bonthampton
Paul
Gibraltar
Queenstown
Campania
Southampton
Bluecter
Bae To To
Masgruder’s
Cammembert
Swiss Neufchatel
Edam Conn
K St
Peter Grogan
Seventh St. Bet. H and I Streets
Progressive
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth and
Steinway
Panna, Ave
H.W
Heurich Brewing Co
Wandante
Maerzen
Senate
Phona West
H. G. Wagner & CO
F ST
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave
N. W
Jth
Hesti Ne
Thast. Sw
Randle Highlands
U.S. A
Iiere Nouse
Lema
Dugoxt Circle
the & 8 Realty
Realty Company
7Th St
Ava & Pa
Ave
Celestine
Washington Gaslight CO
Tenth ST. N. W
West End
Pa. Ave. N. W
Munich
Gratis National Capital” Brewing
Ith
Dss
Rae
Susage
Pedra Domecgy
Madeiraa
Christian Xander
Gaur
Caresenin
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