Rooseveltaddresses rededication of Luther Place church
The president attended the morning service marking Luther Place Memorial Church re opening after a fire, with a sermon by Rev Dr George W Miller of Baltimore and remarks by Rev Dr J G Butler on his upcoming eightieth birthday. An interdenominational service followed with ministers from seven denominations and a platform meeting in the evening featuring a district commissioner and United States senators.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Dick and
Nelson
Macfarland
Dr. Miller
Baltimore
Luther Place Memorial Church
Europe
J G Butler
United States
George W Miller
Roosevelt
Butler
United States of America
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New York
Virginia
Inaugural services honor church fire rebuilds
Interdenominational fellowship highlights unity of all Christian churches amid ongoing litigation over insurance funds. Leaders from Episcopal, Baptist, Congregational, Christian, Presbyterian and Reform churches addressed the crowd as a new pipe organ replaces the one lost in the blaze. Prominent officials and senators attended. a week of special services includes a congregational social, a Lord's Supper preparatory service, and an organ recital by Erich Rath and Paul Fishbaugh accessible to the public.
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Cauntry
Interdenominational Fellowship
Henry Satterlee
Episcopal Diocese of
Washington
Samuel H. Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
M Ress Fishburn
Mount Pleasant
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue
Board of
District Commissioners
Elis
H Roberts
United States
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Charles Dick
Ohio
Holand R Roderick
Edith Stowell
Harriet Finckel
Irene Leech
Rosa Lerch
Cora Bright
Gertrude Eberly
Eva Bright
Jones
Kline
Fries
Roland & Roderick
Otto Smith
Haligg
Harry Lerch
Will Graham
Paul W Fuishbaugh
Elia Butler
Erich F. Rath
Washington College
Paul Fish- Baugh
Washington Saengerbund Fifth Concert Delights Clubhouse Audience
The Washington Saengerbund presented its fifth musical program of the season at the clubhouse led by Mr J Kubel. The St Aloysius Church choir accompanied soloists including Arthur W Porter Blanche M Rogers Clara Drew and John A Finnegan with encores after each number. Highlights included Wagner Lohengrin chorus and Verdi Ah fors et tu soprano aria.
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Saengerbund
Washington Saengerbund
St Aloysius’ Church
J Kubel
Iva
Mr Kubel
Wagner
Arthur W. Porter
Blanche M Rogers
Clara Drew
John A. Finnegan
Goosey
Gander
Lewis
Verdi
Mrs Rogers
Mr. Finnegan
Rosain
Miss Drew
Rheumatism Relief Through Blood Medicine Claim
The passage asserts rheumatism lingers despite lotions and liniments until the blood becomes less acidic. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured thousands, implying the remedy corrects the acid condition of the blood and thus removes rheumatic symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Lieut Santelmann Denies Marine Band Discrimination Protest
Lieut Santelmann, director of the Marine Band, said a protest against hiring the band for the Inaugural ball was made by the local musicians union at the first music committee meeting. He asserted the union would withdraw if the band bid, and defended the band’s merit and 47 years of existence.
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Santelmann
Marine Band
Committee On Music
Lieut. Sautermann
Senate
Sanity questioned as Grand Rapids man tries to buy out store
Lucien M. Boltwood an 81 year old resident of Grand Rapids Mich was arrested by the Sixth precinct police and jailed at the First precinct awaiting examination as to his mental state. He had entered a novelty store at 317 Pennsylvania avenue with a plan to purchase nearly the entire stock. He claimed to be seeking a pension for an old friend and spoke of connections with Senator Alger and President replies. His wife and two sons live in Grand Rapids.
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Lucien M. Boltwood
Avenue
Grand Rapids
Mich
Po Uce
Boltwood
Mount Vernon
Pennsylvania Avenue
William Alden Smith
Senator Alger
Gen. Alger
Morris Avenue
Caton Sisters
Baltimore
Alexander Yearley & Bon
London
Henrietta Johnson
Marchiones
Wellesley
Charlies Carroll
Carrollton
Johnson
England
Hampton Court
Stafford
Fearley
Run Over by Street Car Near Brightwood Line
John Callahan, 26, resident of the Soldiers' Home, was struck by north bound street car No 02 on Brightwood Avenue between Omaha and Philadelphia streets about 730 PM. His left leg was severed below the knee and three toes were amputated from the right foot at Freedmen's Hospital. He remained in critical condition late at night.
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John Callahan
Brightwood Hne
Callahan
Brightwood &Vettue
Omaha
Philadelphia
Freedmen’s Hospital
Wee
Naval Academy baccalaureate sermon delivered by Chaplain Clarke
Special to The Washington Post from Annapolis Md Jan 2 the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating mids at the United States Naval Academy was preached this morning by Chaplain H N Clarke U S N the old armory held officers families midshipmen and friends the midshipmen choir led the service Prof Charles A Zimmerman organist Fire damages residence on L H street southwest yesterday afternoon caused about damage the cause unknown
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Washington Post
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
H. N. Clarke
U. S.N
John FH Wilkerson
Abbot
Science Work for 1904 Year Book by Carnegie Institution
The Carnegie Institution at Washington issues its 1903 year book detailing calls for reform in exact science work. It proposes an international council to guide research, highlights criticisms by Karl Pearson and Lord Rayleigh, and outlines projects in terrestrial magnetism, a North Pacific magnetic survey, Mont Pelee eruption data, and a southern observatory. It also notes subterranean temperature studies in Georgia, solar research at Mount Wilson, and a planned instrumented solar observatory program for high latitudes.
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Carnegic Institution
Washington
Simon Newcomb
Royal Institution
Great Brittain
G. H. Darwin
Cambridge
Pearson
Europe
America
Southern Observatory
Carnegie Institution
Tate
San Lula
Argentina
Broemfontein
South Africa
Department of International Research
North Pacific
North Pacific Ocean
Aleutian Islands
Mont Pelee
Coast and
Gendetic Survey
Céntira
Carnagin Institution
Martiniqgue
Anau
Askhabad
Turkestan
Tron
Bureau of Historical Research
Continental Congress
Asia
Georgia
Mount Wilson
Cal
I. P. Langley
Boy Dies After Ice Break Near Creek
A boy skating on Rock Creek yesterday broke through the ice and drowned. Richard, a youth about alae years old, was pulled from the water and died. Hubert E. Rannelis and W. J. Bingham tried to help but arrived too late. The boy's home was on Twenty-sixth Street Northwest. his father works for Washington Gas Light Company.
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Crete
Agen
Richard Fae
Agi Alhe
Orexe
Crépk Eatii
Ras
Hubert E. Rannelis
Thirtieth Street
W. J. Bingham
Prompter Street
Cakh
Waggaman Art Sale Surprises Washington Buyers
Washington buyers led a surprising sale of the Waggaman collection in New York. The auction, run by the American Art Association under bankruptcy order, saw prices soar with Mauve’s Sheep Coming Out of the Forest selling to Herman Shaus for 46200 and another piece, Miller's The Close of Day, to Isman for 313,800. The event drew a large, enthusiastic crowd and was hailed as a winter art triumph with Dutch watercolors as a highlighted strength. Washington participants included Senator W. A. Clark and Mr. Glover among others, with several notable pieces bought by local collectors.
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Drimes Henry Moser
Washington
New York
Thomas E Weggamen
American Art Association
H. Rogier Dulany
Wagrarian
Moser
Waggaman
M. Henoedler & Co
Herman Shaus
Paris
Thomas B Kirby
Shaus
Miller
Isman
Philadelphia
William McBeth
Conhinesculs
Wagga
Mendalsgehn Hall
Mower
Waggemen
Bhugha
A. de Neuville
W. A. Clark
H. W. Kerr
A Connemarph
Charles G. Glover
Tan van Besen
Idan Couchant
Allen G. Clark
Jigon
Wits
Leila Isch
Weather Report From Dept of Agriculture Washington
Weather bulletin from January 2 to 8 reports multiple disturbances moving eastward bringing rains to Gulf States and snow across Ohio Valley and western regions. Temperatures drop across northwest and central regions with forecasted snow and rain in the Ohio Valley Middle Atlantic New England areas. Winds vary by coast with shifting patterns. local temperatures show single day highs around the mid 20s to 30s and lows near 16 to 20.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Alabama
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Ténnettes
North Carolina
Middle Atlantic
Ontario
Lake
Missouri Valley
Middle Clupe
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountains
Northwest
Texas
South Atlantic
East Gulf
Lower Lake
Middle Atlantic States
New England
New Mexico
Arizona
Nebraska
Kensat
Taxie Panhandle
Okahoma
Indian Territory
South Atlantic States
Rocky Mountaina
Hngland
Lake Michigan
Sihamere
Huropasa Porta
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Lutheran Church
Scandinavia
Germany
Finland
Hungary
Austria
Timothy
Church of the Living God
Paul
Martin Luther
John Calvin
John Wesley
Robley D. Evans
Bek
Terrell
Same
Lincoln Guards
Macon
Sandy Lockhart
Prqbkemgzin Science
Bateau
Exact Science
Castoria
Boy
Richard Lgean
Rock Creek
Wagcgaman Art Sale
Mauve
Noma
Aha
Andrews
Benjamin Andrews
Rhode Island
Thui
E. A
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Linia Everhaaies
Batis
Syiti
Miedels
Lansburgh & Bro
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Becker Bree
Sanders & Stayitan Bo
Rom Te- Tynan
Milways
Martin ¥. Seéley
San Jose
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Denis Kearney
Ah Sin
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Atlanta
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N. Dak
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Fla
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Memphis Tenn
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Omehs
Nebr
Pittsburg
Louis
Hinn
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Miva
Peter Grogan
All
7Th St
Bet. H and I
Arner
Riga
Lekaing Hangitats
Issat
Warner
Iyer
Pats
Warnetly
Watuar
Ray Rochester
Manijon
Nuite
Spellatlantic & Pagifigh
Gov. 7Th
American Security and Crust Company
Paderewski
Steinway
Plage
Droop Sons
Yerwick Ryiss
Fitzmorris
Cognith Ga
Apollinaris
St.Louis Exposition
Neuenahr
Lancet
George E. Hebbard
Tatler
Brivacs
Ninth Street
Beck
Syed
Johnson Brothers
F St
N. W
Water Jdand
DS W
Tharp
Berkeley
St. N.W
Washington Gas Light Company
Thempany
1Th St
Iis
William Borme
JaMd
Citizens National Bank OF
Washington City
District of Columbia
Moore
Noli-Ama
Macdonnall School OF Phrenology and Psychology
Mme
Macdonnall
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Shoomaker CO
Randle
Ccgill & Wallace
Fope
Kyone
Clara Kstla
Brunawick
Byage Aeron
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