Mass at St Patricks Celebrates Pontifical High Mass
Cardinal Gibbons presided in St Patricks Church as a grand pontifical high mass drew a large parish and city audience. Vice President Cannon and Supreme Court Justice McKenna attended a luncheon in honor of the American primate. Dr Flynn preached on the nation's need for religious influence, while ceremony featured vestments, music, and a long procession.
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St. Patruks Church
James
Gibbons
Baltimore
St. Patricks
FSW Pertanks
United State
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White
Juste McKenna
Supreme Court
Spain
A la Bla
Cile
Tauresd
Faders
Death notices and funeral details from a Washington area page
Obituaries and funeral notices for residents of Washington and nearby areas announce deaths on dates in January 1900s through 1909. The notices mention names such as Julia B, James Lord, Daniel, and Anton, along with addresses, residences, and burial plans at local chapels and streets like Witham, 408 ED Street, and near Warrenton Virginia, with service details and interment plans.
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Peta Bosaa
Julia B
EIN
Pride
Yoy
Licklin
Aboout
Warrenton Va
Os da & Co
Striet
James Lord Ift
Brooklyn
NOX
Pancrs Avery
Danill
Gustav
Anton Tae
Urolime
al Fry Chapel
P Street
Hwest
Joseph L Aly
Raudence Mon San
Reception at St. Patrick’s in Baltimore Draws Thousands
A cardinal’s mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral draws over 1000 visitors and hundreds more as dignitaries and clergy greet the eminence. Attendees include Justice White, Senator Loomis, and numerous officials from Virginia, Maryland, New York, and beyond. A ceremonial reception at the rectory followed the mass, with a guard of honor and speeches praising the church’s role in preserving marriage and education.
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St Vincente Paul Society
League of the
Aod Shepherd
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Marylor
New York
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Wisconsine
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Russell m le
Walibank
Senate
Justice White
Law
Following In His Steps Two Weeks Test Ends in Cleveland
The Living as Jesus Would campaign in Cleveland closes after a two week trial with a mass meeting at Bowworth Memorial Church. Rev W B Wallace says the test was a success and urges ongoing Christ like living, with leaders planning worldwide expansion and praising support from churchmen nationwide. Col George F. Harrison retires on disability after long service, including command at Fort Monroe, and a career spanning graduation from West Point in 1873 and the Artillery School in 1882.
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Eoworth Memorial Church
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Steve
Dea
Cleveland Young
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George F HE Harrison
Coast Artillery Corps
Harrison
Fort Monroe
California
United States Mitary Academy
United States Artillery School
Hartzell Delivers Jubilee Sermon for Africa Mission
President Roosevelt attended the opening ceremony as the diamond jubilee for the Methodist Episcopal missions in Africa began in Ames. Bishop Hartzell preached the sermon and outlined plans to raise 200000 for African work, praising missionary efforts and urging broader church support amid inclement weather and large crowds.
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Cuistiay Nates
Jsler
Good Cheer Sermon at First Congregational Church
The Rev Dr Samuel W Woodrow preached on Be of good cheer thy sins are forgiven thee. He tied spiritual freedom to belief, comparing the palsied man to sin, and urged hope and courage in life’s voyage despite storms and dangers.
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Jerusalem
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Contan
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Nikon
Chuirhob
Amercan Marsionszies
Fielia
Africa
Afriy
Bath
First Congregational Church
Samuel W Woodrow
Jesus
Orean
Jesus Se
Goud
Forty Hours Devotion Began At St Marys Parish
Solemn high mass was celebrated at St Marys yesterday marking the start of a forty hours devotion. The Rev F A Wunnenberg led the service with Rev Francis Danenhauer and other clergy assisting. Various parish groups offered prayers throughout the day, with vespers and benediction planned and confessions available today and tomorrow morning.
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St Marys
F A
Wunnehberg
Francis Danenhaur
Annapolis
George Meyers
Baltyrole
Sisters of Notre Dame
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Tadley Sodality
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Celumbia
Vie
Res
Traids Danenhaur
Salamn
Valher Danenhaur
Father Wunneuher
Father Meyers
Yesters
Tomorow
Preachers Explore Love Duty In Sermon On Christ’s Command
In evening services Rev J Wenning Nelms cites Matthew 22 37 39 urging love of God with heart soul and mind Mind surrender means submitting reason to God and obeying His will when conflicts arise Worship should be loving not merely reverent a distinction Nelms warns that worship without love is insufficient and fear is cast out by love
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Nelms
Christ
Matt
Begins Lecture Series By Dr Radcliffe At Church
Dr Radcliffe opened a winter lecture series at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church on personal and civic questions. The Vital lecture titled The Spots of the Leopard explored social issues. He will present musical interpretations of major works and continue with The Prophet's Cry In the City as the course title, Sunday's topic An Earthen bottle.
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Radcliffe
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Elijah
Nex
Talks on children planned at White House conference
James E West leads preparations for a two day conference on dependent children at the White House January 25 and 26. President Roosevelt will open and speak on the movement aiding orphans and neglected children with invited delegates from across the nation. A public session and subscription dinner in New Willard will follow.
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White House
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Washington
Homer Forks
New York Charities Aid Association
Thomas M Mulry
St Vincent de Paul Society
United States
Roosevelt
New Willard
West
Clifton Street
Sermon Says Washington Saloons Ruin Youth on Sabbath
Rev Dr John Reid Shannon denounces cheap theatres and vaudeville in Washington as a moral blight open on Sundays. He likens their spread to fire ships used by Admiral Drake against the Spanish Armada and urges city authorities to close "dens of iniquity" to protect boys and girls from degradation.
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Metropolitan Memorial Methodist. Epicopal Church
John Reid Shannon
Shansi
Washington
Supdas
Admiral Dise
Waishington
Lipar
Charities Seek Funds Through Joint Finance Committee Appeal
Distressed citizens are urged to donate via the Joint Finance Committee or to any affiliated charity such as the Associated Charities Citizens Relief Association or the Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis. Appeals note a $1700 yearly target and list numerous individual gifts received, with thanks to treasurers and donors. unexpected deaths touch the same era as a separate notice on Baron Amherst of Hackney’s passing.
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Slean
Mig & HK King
Mo Tera Khan
Junge
Luter
Rathbun
Florence
Eugene Schuyler
Mary W Moffat
Sherry
William Hayes Ackland
Henry W Drayce
James Laws
Bestar
Robert F Shepard
Coler Meriwether
PF Blair
Mary Addison
Max S Oh King
Gen
Morteaa Khan
Luther I Smith
Lewin
Sarah M May
James Kerr Kelly
William H Forwood
Association for the Prevention of Tub + eulogsig
Alexander Semmes
Mey Eugenn Schuyter
Wiliam Hagen Redd
Mise
Virginia T
Will Talk On Suffrage At Monthly Meeting
Representative Nathan W Hale Jen nessen will make a speech on suffrage at the Raundie Hoghl é and Prin Cia CH veny A meeting in the Mission House Randl Higua d tomyrra eve ung. Hale will discuss suffrage in the Lasin t of Columbia and election methods. A committee will be appointed to protest Capital Traction service on the street railway. Witnesses will testify that riders wait long for cars on F and G Street lines east of Light Street.
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Hale Jennessen
Raundie Hoghl
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Hale
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Settatlse
Jo Wate Vatelen
Assoint Mt Jus
Yatchell Waner
Glen
Vuitezens
Polormaker
Bightwood Citro Association
Givie
Street Railway Commission
Capital Traction Company
Light Street
Pastor's Return Denied at Gorsuch Methodist Conference
At the fourth quarterly conference of the official board of Gorsuch Methodist Church resolutions denied turning the pastor Rev W L Uyan for a fifth year and declined reappointing Rev Dr John W RR Sumwalt as district superintendent of Methodist churches of Washington The annual conference with these appointments expected will be held in April A committee including William Hunt资imin official board Charles Whittoner and Roscoe Monle Wade was appointed to consider the purchase of a permanent pereen age for the church
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le Wade
Sperry to Visit Washington for Busy Week at Y M C A
Dr Sperry plans a week in Washington with a packed schedule at the Y M C A He will address audiences of four men at the gymnasium and hold a discussion on sexuality and the Burman organism He will speak at the ninth steel court and attend sessions with Seaman Ginners and other local groups with a focus on youth and moral reform
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Dedicates New Church by Rt Rev Dennis J Gt nnet
The Rt Rev Dennis J Gt nnet led a dedication at St Pures¢ oto on ty c, marking the opening of a new church building. The ceremony honored the cathedral service and featured remarks by the bishop and local clergy.
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