St Josephs Sunday School Outing Features Baseball Game
About 600 children from St Josephs Catholic Church Sunday School at Chesapeake Beach enjoyed a day of sports including baseball, sand dashes, and aquatic races yesterday. Parents joined, and Father Fealy umpired the altar boys versus Sunday school lads game. a committee listed Fealy, Quill, Schaffer, Curtin, Selvie, Carr, Lehmann, Mayers, and Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Chesapeake Beach
Father Fealy
Thomas Quill
Michael Schaffer
Richard Curtin
Charles Selvie
Willam Carr
Charles Lehmann
Frank ‘A
John Meyers
Michael Lynch
Her Leg Broken She Sues for 20000
India Bagby suing William J. Dante in District Supreme Court seeks 20000 in damages for injuries from a fall on November 1, 1909 at a Convention Hall exhibition. She claims lack of safeguards caused her incident after stepping from a tier to an aisle two feet below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India Bagby
Wharton B. Lester
District Supreme Court
William J. Dante
Convention Hall
City Bulletins Excursions and Transit Ads
City notices list daily steamship and rail schedules from Seventh Street wharf and foot of Seventh Street. Advertisements promote excursions to Old Point Comfort Norfolk City and Alexandria, with electric railway services and summer rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Macalester
Marshall Hall Deaves
Seventh Street
Norfolk
Washington Steamtoat Company
Old Point Comfort
Fifteenth Street
New York
Main Ce Zoo
Chevy Chase
Great Falle
Washington
Dominion Railroad
Beach—Dall
Chesapeake Tbe
Chamepeake
Fourth Is to Be Noisy One Shot for Each State
Washington marks July Fourth with cannons from Fort Myer and nearby posts, adding Arizona and New Mexico to make four states. An aviator will fly over the city, Marine Band concert in the Pan American building, and a day of speeches and fireworks. Fourteen aquatic events cap the municipal swimming meet at the bathing beach, with a 1 to 2:30 program, then a cavalry band concert and a 5 pm plane exhibit at Potomac Park. Civil organizations plan parades and decorations, a noisiest Fourth with varied events across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fort Byer
Washington Barracks
Fort Hunt
Fort Washington
Union
Arizona
New Mexico
Fiteenth Cavalry
Revellle
Fort Myer
Army Aviation School
College Park
Potomac’ Park
Colleges Park
Sept Chandler
George Oakley Totton, Jr
Bean
Marine Band
Hall of the Americas
John Barrett
Pan-American Bureau
United States
Latin-American Republica
Fiat Infantry
National Guard
District of Columbia
Engineers
Potomac
F W Grenfel
A M. Zinkhan
RB Patterson
H. W Moffitt
NG Hansen
Jabsoh
Br. Chig Anderson
J M. Msany
Fifteenth
United States Cavalry Band
Potomac Park
White House
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
District Commissioners
Theodore Noyes
Willis
Central Labor Union
Benning Petworth
Three Navy Hydroplanes Planned for Capital Race
Lieuts John Rodgers Theodore Ellyson and John Towers of the U S N will fly from Anapolis to Washington D C in hydroplanes to compete in the capital Independence Day meet. Ellyson and Towers will pilot Curtiss standard military planes, Rodgers a Wright hydroplane with a newly installed four cylinder motor delivering higher rpm. The event includes the hydroplane race and the morning test flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Annepolis
John Rodgers
Theodore G Ellyson
U. N
John H Towers
Flying Corps
United States Navy
Annepolle
Washington DC
Elyson
Towers
Rodgers
Wright
St Rose School Graduation at California Street hall
Graduation exercises at Bt Ross Technical School on California street and Phelps place north west featured diplomas awarded by papal delegate Mar Bonzano and prizes by Rev Dr McGuigan. Graduates include Elisabeth Crowley Anna Dent Mary Farrell Lucy Fitzurella Mary Reeder with many prizewinners listed among alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt Ross Technical School
California Street
Phelps Place Northwest
Diisabeth Martina Crowley
Anna Bilxebeth Dent
Mary Magdalene Farrell
Lucy Angela Fpitsurella
Mary Angela Reeder
Mar. Bonzano
Mgr. Gerrittl
Dr. McGuigan
St Patrick's Church
Esther Lawler
Mary Ryan
Margaret Farrell
Etta Reader
Angela Reeder
Nora Wood
Anna Alcorn
Agnes Noonan
Margaret Koppel
Mira Nellis Walter
Mary Murphy
Lydia Alexander
Clara Edeien
Lucy Pizzarella
Maude Noonan
Catherine Ruppert
Mary Morrow
Margaret O'Connor
Mas O'Meara
Catherine Daulmer
Mary Ruppert
Rose Kennedy
Misa Nellta Bouchler
McKim Demands Prominent Display of Religious Pictures
Randolph E H McKim of Blue Ridge Summit Pa cites correspondence with Secretary Lusk and Rev Anton B Clark of Rosebud agency to support claims that Protestant images appeared in government schools. He argues the preamble to his Episcopal convention resolution is accurate and requests publication of the letter.
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McKim
Water Post
Lusk
Dbarsan
Roman Catholic Indian Missions
Innes
Rosebud
Anton B. Clark
Seaing Thie
Walla
Episcopal Convention
Randolph EH
Blue Ridge Summit
St Marks Boys Home Outing Ends From North Chesapeake Beach
Twenty five boys from the St Mark's Church Capttel Hill Boys Brigade returned from a week at North Chesapeake Beach under the care of Captain Laurence Pope and Mr Charles C Dunn. They traveled June 25 by train to South Beach and hiked to the shore camp in roughing it style with minimal utensils. The roster of Company B includes Captain Laurence Pope first lieutenant Allison Scott second lieutenant Hicks Arnold and many privates and corporals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Church
Capttel Hill
North Chesapeake Beach
Charles C. Dunn
Laurence Pope
South Beach
North Beach
Express
Company B
I's
Laurence F Pops
Leutenant
Allison Scott
Meulenant
Hicks Arnold
David McCoy
Herbert Reinberg
Gilbert Clark
Day Torrey
Wilbur Andrews
Charles Rowe
George Davis
Oscar Haines
Richard Umhau
Fred Crawford
Anderson
Beatty
Brooke Conyngton
Dornin
Dunn
R Gicker
C Gicker
Griffith
Hill
Johnston
Jorgensen
Little
Lyons
F Marland
M Marland
Milter
Tyler
Thomas
Tulloch
Tull
Walsh
Watts
Children Leave for Camp From Associated Charities
Fifty colored children departed from the Associated Charities building for Camp Pleasant at Lincoln Heights to spend two weeks as guests of the outing committee. Fifty more will leave Tuesday and 50 each week through late August in relay, with medical exams by Drs Childs Welsop Martin Mitchell Johnson Tignor and Waring, who is medical director and will visit daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Camp Plessant
Lincoln Heights
Camp Pleasant
Tuxedo
Northwest Conference of Associated Chartties
Washington
C W Childs
Willam H Welsop
HS Martin
J H Mitchell
J Wo Johnson
C A Tignor
J H N Waring
Waring
Verdict for Mrs McLean in $2000 damages suit against railway
Mrs Sarah K McLean was awarded $2000 after a Circuit Court trial against the Washington Railway and Electric Company for injuries from being thrown from a car at First and East Capitol streets. The defense cited a signed release from Mr McLean, claimed as a receipt for $15 damages to hat and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah K McLean
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Justice Gould
No 2
McLean
First
East Capitol Streets
John Mason Brown Dead
Washington attorney and churchman John Mason Brown died in Louisville after an acute appendicitis operation. Accompanied by his wife and an aunt, he left Washington June 2 traveling by auto to visit relatives in Kentucky and Virginia. Interment will take place in Louisville. he had been a deacon at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mason Brown
Washington
Louisville
William & Barrett
Brown
Kentucky
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Trade Bodies May Separate Over Affiliate Members
The Chamber of Commerce board will decide tonight whether nonmembers may affiliate with the Retail Merchants' Association. Directors are expected to disapprove. If so, the Merchants' Association plans to pursue final separation at next week's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Painting for Oldest Inhabitants Association Meet
The Oldest Inhabitants' Association will show a large oil painting of David Burne' Cottage at its July 4 meeting behind the White House. Mrs Allison Nailor donated the piece, once facing the cottage that stood there. Joseph I Keefer will present a paper on Crustie David recounting visits by Gen Washington Hamilton Burr and Thomas Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Burne
White House
Allison Nailor
Joseph I. Keefer
Crustie David
Gen Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Thonma Moore
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