In Shadow of Dome Praise Service in Openate
Two thousand people attended patriotic and religious exercises on the Capitol steps in Washington. Delegates from the United Society of Christian Endeavor arrived in Baltimore and Washington for the international convention, with Commissioner Henry B. F. Macfarland and Bishop Samuel Fallows of Chicago addressing the crowd and praising patriotism, unity, and faith.
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East Central
Capitol
Baltimore
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Henry B. F. Macfarland
Samuel Falelows
Chicago
District Union
Ardelle Payne
Edna Gottlieb
Y P McCurdy
Holcombe G. Johnson
C. Gilman
Macfarland
United Stars
Washington
Christopher Columbus
Coorg
Theodore Hoogevelt
Congrass House
Washington Capitol
Baltimore pastors gather for citywide convention services
Reverend B B Bagby John B Breman and J P McCurdy lead a rally as visitors depart on the b o clock train. Washington clergy attend gay p meetings in bai while Baltimore churches host sermons by visiting pastors led by Rev C H Butler at Second Lutheran Church. An afternoon men’s meeting at the armory and a women’s meeting at the Lyric are planned along with services at Meecerate Congregational and Harlem Avenue churches. Twenty one simultaneous meetings begin at 2 o'clock across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States
Samuel Fallows
Chicago
Percy S Foster
Foster
Fallows
J. G Butler
House of Representatives
Macfarlagd
Bishop Fallows
B B. Bagby
John B. Breman
J. P. McCurdy
Bai
Washington
C H. Butler
Kellar
Second Lutheran Church
Lombard and
Green Streets
Armory
Lyric
Harlem Avenue
Christian Endeavor Day At National Convention
Baltimore delegates and visitors took three excursions to Washington Gettysburg and Chesapeake Bay during the Christian Endeavor national convention. Notables Gov Warfield and Mayor Timanus attended. A camp fire program featured speakers from Jamaica New York Japan India and India and discussed a memorial flag while the chorus of 3400 sang The Star Spangled Banner.
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Baltimore, Dd
Guy
Dgscaratee
Washington
Battlefigit
Gettysburg
James L. Ml
Chesapeake Bay
Warfeld
Timanus
Chamsion
Armory Hall
Christian Endeavor
John E Handall
Kingston
Jamaica
W. C. Atwood
Don O. Shelton
New York
Amos Rebella
Christian, Endeavor World
Henry Gilligan
Ogewa
Bendal
Japan
H. G. C. Halcock
Ching
R. A. Hume
India
William Shaw
Bogton
Fresident Clark
Handkerenery
Nate Vave
Old Sol Roasts Washington in a Heat Wave
Yesterday Washington endured genuine summer heat as Old Sol scorched the city with temperatures near the century mark and high humidity. Weather forecasts hint at a possible relief as Jupiter Pluvine may intervene today or tonight, though Old Sol could return briefly. The day tied for one of the hottest in memory with Washington ranking among only four major cities in heat.
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Washington
Old Sol
Weather Bureau
Oli Sol
Jupiter Pluvine
Plave
Boston
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Qld
Sol
Bankers Host First Meeting For Washington Bankers’ Event
The executive committee of the Bankers' Association of Washington met in the Washington Loan and Trust Company directors' room to plan the October gathering of the American Bankers' Association. Subcommittees outlined duties from receptions at the White House and Corcoran Gallery to organizing trips to Arlington Fort Myer Mount Vernon and Indian Head with souvenirs, bank and trust company entertainment, and traveler details.
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Bankers’ Association of Washington
Washington Loan and Trust Company
American Bankers’ Association
Clover
A. F Fox
Parris
Clasener
Fort Myer
W. B Hibbs
Mount Vernon
Charles J Well
Robert N Harper
E. Southard Parker
Banks
T & Jones
Trust Companien
HF. Saul
Mavinga Banks
W. V Cox
Jowin Tall
Thomas Brown
J. Brallwaged
White House
Corcoran Art Gallery
Glover
Bankers’ Association
John Joy Edson
William A. Mearny
H. Smith
Engineer Horace Hollins Taken Ill On Freight Engine
Engineer Horace Hollins of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad fell acutely ill while piloting a freight engine from Richmond to this city yesterday. He guided the engine to Second and Katresis, where Casualty Hospital ambulance met the train and transported him for treatment. He subsequently left the hospital and resides in Richmond.
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Horace Hollins
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Richmond
Second
Katresis
Rollins
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cited as Cure for Rheumatism
An old ad claims rheumatism lingers due to blood acidity and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a thousands cured remedy, asserting the medicine corrects the acid condition of the blood to relieve the ailment.
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Hood
Imputation Headed by Defense Objection in Williamson Case
In Portland on July 3 the prosecution accused the defense of tampering with government witnesses in the United States against Congregeman Williamson Dr Van Gesner and Martin R Biggs. An objection prevented Green Beard from answering a question about being urged to testify for money. The Beard father and son testified they took land claims with Gesner's involvement and expected full payment after proof. A letter from Gesner to Henry Beard advised relinquishing a timber claim to avoid a government investigation, but Beard relented and was repaid filing fees while others kept lands and proceeded to final proof.
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Portland
Oreg
United States
Congregeman Williamson
van Gerner
Martin R Biggs
Green Beard
Bennett
Henry Beard
Crook County
Williamson and
Gesner
Heny
van Gesner
Jear ‘Prineville
Beard
Interdenominational Bowling League Formed in South Washington
Churches in South Washington form the Interdenominational Bowling League with six congregations creating a board of directors. Officers include J C Fish as president and C D Church as first vice president. Three games per week with prizes offered. attendance at church services required for players.
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South Washington
Churches of
Sixth Presbyterian
Fifth | Baptist
St. Mark's Lutheran
St. John’s| Lutheran
Westminster Presbyterian
Marvin Methodist
G P. Howe
2 . Fish
Boo Tst
W. Richards
J . Carroll
St. Mark’s Lutheran
H Fellinger
J. Trede
St. John's Lutheran
C. A Zaenner
George B Ostermayer
C D Church
JW Stephenson
Maryin Methodiat
Wo Brayshaw
C P Morris
Thia
Ihe
Negro assailant found in Massachusetts avenue bridge case
Robert Mann, described as a Negro, was arrested in the Masaachupetts avenue area shortly after 9 p.m. last night by Policeman Sullivan and jailed on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon. He allegedly cut his wife with a razor during an argument near the Georgetown bridge at about 2 a.m. on July 6. Mann claimed he was whittling a stick and the cut was accidental.
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Robert Mann
Masaachupetts Avenue
Sullivan
Tenth Precinct
Mann
Georgetown
Coyne
Assault Charge Placed Against Charles Wilson in Police Court
Charles Wilson, a Negro, faced Judge Scott on a serious assault charge. case continued for a further hearing. Bond set at 2000 failed, Wilson jailed awaiting land jury action. Allegations claim Wilson and three others, James Peoples, Sima Hayden, and Robert Wilson, intoxicated, engaged in a drunken brawl in Snow's Court Northwest yesterday morning, injuring Peoples and Robert Wilson who were treated at Emergency Hospital for serious cuts and bruises. Policemen's Association elected officers at Pythian Temple. results showed C E Smith president, B Curry vice president, W Sellers recording secretary, W C Farquhar financial secretary, C L Plemmons treasurer, C C Saunders trustee. installation by William Kemp and H Warren followed by addresses and a brief program.
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Charles Wilson
Scott
Wilson
James Peoples
Sima Hayden
Robert Wilson
Lquor
Snow's Court
Peoples
Policemen’s Association
Pythian Temple
C E Smith
Viea
Curry
W. Sellers
W. C. Farquhar
C. L Plemmons
C C Saunders
William Kemp
H Warren
Vendgerad
Workmen Injured by Falling Brace in Southwest Sewer
Two laborers including a 52 year old man of One half street and George Leary age 22 of Second and streets southwest were slightly hurt when a foundation brace collapsed in a sewer under construction at Canal and D streets southwest. They were taken to Emergency Hospital but returned home after treatment for back and shoulder injuries.
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Lanorera
Dou
Caliphon
George Leary
Canal
Callahan
Leary
Drowned Attorney J H Alischu in Meramac River Canoe Capsize
John F Alischu a 28 year old attorney with Seddon Holland was drowned when his canoe capsized in the Meramac River at Valley Park. His friend Benjamin Weir attempted rescue but the rapid current thwarted him. Alischu a Washington native and GWU law graduate leaves a widowless family. body recovered.
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Fra Weapsogyan Sqaya
Mr. Aitschu
Washington, D.C
War Department
Salvationists in the Dark at Army Tent Lecture Ends Early
Several hundred people gathered under the Salvation Army tent at Pennsylvania Avenue and Lafayette Square for a lecture by Stat Captain Kent on Around the World With Gen Booth. An electric power failure cut the show before the half, he offered to refund 46 cents, promising a free replay next Sunday. The meeting closed with music, singing and prayer, with some requesting a 16 cent refund.
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Salvation Army
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lafayette Square
Tokaten
Statt
Kent
Gen
Booth
Atereopticon
Sas
Prisoner Taken Ill on Train Before Trial in New York Case
Mark Kenney, 29, being brought from New York to face grand larceny charges, fell ill from morphine poisoning on the Pennsylvania Railroad train and was removed to Casualty Hospital. He later reached police headquarters and was locked in the Sixth precinct awaiting court tomorrow. Authorities allege he took about $90 in silver from his mother and sold it for a small sum.
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Mark Kenney
New York
Weedon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sixth Precinct
Polles Court
Kenney
Beating Charges Filed Against Coleman Williams
Coleman Williams twenty seven, a negro, was detained on two assault charges. The wife alleged the assault and obtained a warrant. Police found him beating his father when they attempted to serve the warrant. Both sides to be heard in Police Court tomorrow. Fire at 62 Garfield Avenue Southwest caused minor damage, estimated at under $15.
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Coleman Williams
Nouge
Washington
Willams
Panic on excursion boat John Warden grounds passengers safe
Passengers from the excursion boat John Warden spent the night on a grounded steamer in two feet of water near Hill Von Kull Shoal off Staten Island. The vessel was not seriously endangered and all 3 passengers were rescued by rowboats this morning. The Warden serves Newark New Jersey and New York routes.
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New York
John 8 Warden
Hill von Kull Shoal
Staten Island
Rowboais
Warden
Eessanek Island
Newark
Newrunewick
N. J
Railroads granted supersedeas in Georgia lumber case
In Macon on July 8 Judge Speer granted a supersedeas to the defendant Rastrogda in the case brought by the Georgia Saw Mill Association which had secured an injunction against higher lumber rates. Edward Baxter senior railroad counsel said he would appeal to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals. Bond set at six thousand dollars.
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Macon
Speer
United States Circuit Court Today
Rastrogda
Georgia Saw Mill Association
Edward Baxter
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Fire at Bowling Alley On North Capitol Street
Fire discovered at a bowling alley off North Capitol Street around 11:30 last night. Firefighters extinguished the blaze. Suspected cause a cigar tossed into some rubbish. property loss not yet determined. The Joes will not exceed $15.
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John Dobbetts
Capitol Street
Nagro Accused of Pocketbook Theft at Center Market
Charles Croton was arrested yesterday by Policeman Watson at Center Market charged with taking a pocketbook from Charles B. Boswell’s coat in the country ring. Croton denied the charge.
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Nagro
Charles Croton
Neeto
Center Market
Watson
Charles B. Boswell
Croton
Poisoned candy sickens four in New Jersey incident
Mrs Mustel, Emma Bird before marriage, and Fannie Hardy with Mrs Mustel, plus her mother and sister, fall ill after a box of candy mailed from Paterson is eaten at a Newtown area home. Poison suspected. sender unknown, motive jealousy linked to Mr Mustel. Police and doctors investigate as analysis proceeds.
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Joseph Mustel
Pelgram & Meyer Silk Company
Mustel
Newtown
Mrs. Mustel
Miss Hardy
Mrs Mustel
You
Fannie
Wey
PRESIDENT CLEARS DESK AT SAGAMORE HILL
President Roosevelt spent a busy day at Sagamore Hill clearing accumulated official business after a week of engagements. He hosted dinner for friends, with Albion W. Knight of Cuba among guests, then a fireworks party for relatives and neighbors delayed from July Fourth due to Secretary Hay's funeral in Cleveland.
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Oyster Bay, & I
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hui
Albion W Hnight DD
Biship
Cuba
Cleveland
Hay
Confessed to eight murders in Chehalis arrest
Hezekiah Hall fifty six known as Hike Hall was arrested in Virginia for killing John Grubb and other offenses. Hall told Sheriff Urquhart he killed eight men to make them good saying men are not good until they are dead and that he had run up against eight men whom he found it necessary to make dead.
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Chehalis
Wash
Hezekiah Hall
Lee County
Vas
Hike Hall
John Grubb
Virginia
Grubo
Urquhart
OFFERS FUND TO PEARY FOR POLAR EXPEDITION
New York July 8 Commander Peary announced a prominent New York citizen offered to start the fund needed to back his polar voyage. The donor proposed contributing ninety thousand dollars as a single gift or two hundred thousand from ten subscribers. Peary spent the day coordinating provisions as coal trimmers prepared the Rosevelt for departure. About 6000 tons of coal were on board and Peary hoped to sail in a few days.
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New York
Commander Peary
New York City
Save Jett
Peary
Riot at Krinkovsk Naval Barracks St Petersburg
A dispatch from St Petersburg reports a serious outbreak by crews of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Naval Battalions at the Krinkovsk Barracks. Windows were smashed, officers moved armed troops from military posts, and a general strike was set to begin July 10 with large meetings planned for July 22.
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London
St. Petersburg
Krinkovsk
St Petersburg
Pension Examining Surgeons Convene to Ease Friction
The National Association of Pension Examining Surgeons gathers for a two day session with 1,500 pension examiners representing 4,500 members. They aim to reduce friction between pension boards and Pension Bureau authorities in Washington. Dr Samuel Houston, medical referee of the Pension Bureau, was invited to attend.
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Pension Bureau
National Association of Pension Examining Surgeons
Pension Board
Tnomer
Pension Boards
Washington
Samuel Houston
Assault Charge Against William Sproeser Sparks Arrest
William Sproeser, forty five, jailed in the sixth precinct last night on disorderly conduct and assault charges after a quarrel with his wife. She will prosecute in Police Court tomorrow as he protested arrest.
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William Sproener
Sproeser
American Epicurean Otto Fleissner Joins Rainier Grand
Otto A Fleissner, famed American epicurean and former chef to Col Jacquesle Bill, has taken a position as head chef at the Rainier Grand Hotel in Seattle Washington. The move places a notable culinary figure back in the Pacific Northwest dining scene.
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Otto A. Fleisener
Sinter Grand Hotel
Seattle
Washington
Otto A. Fleissner
Col . Jaquesle Bill
Rainier Grand Hotel
Wash
Catarrh of the Kidneys A Common Disease
Catarrh of the kidneys may arise from spread of catarrh from other organs or irritation in the kidneys themselves or from a cold that is not stopped. It can develop into Brights Disease or Diabetes.
Hitchcock Praises Root As Presidential Possibility
Boston July 12 Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock while en route to his Dublin summer home praised Elihu Root as an excellent choice for president and said there may be other good Cabinet members. He noted Root’s all around ability and suggested he would be a strong national leader. Hitchcock also spoke on alleged land frauds in the West citing Senator Mitchell’s conviction as a sign of ongoing efforts and referencing impersonators in Montana involved in fake homestead certificates.
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Boston
Aitchcock
Washington
Dublin
Elihurd
Far West
Hitchcock
Mitchell Ta
Montana
Races for Glen Cove Cups in New York Yacht Race
New York Club hosts Glen Cove Cup races with 25 yachts on Long Island Sound. Katrina owned by James Ford wins the schooner cup, beating Latona by 24 minutes seconds. Mineola captained by Ross Proctor wins the sloop cup after defeating Yankee by 1 minute 35 seconds. Phrype wins the 30-foot one design, while Mimosa III wins the -footer class, with protests arising between Mineola and Yankee over a near-mishing incident at Matinicock Point.
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Katrina
James Ford
New York
Ross Proctor
Long Island Sound
Harry Maxwell
Matinicock Point
Barr
Mexwell
Weather Conditions Report From District Bureau July 8
The Western area of high pressure moves south along the Eastern Slope of the Rocky Mountains. Rainfall was heavy in Northern Texas Louisiana Arkansas and Oklahoma with showers in Kansas Southern Nebraska and the Lake region. Cooler in the Middle and Southern Rockies and in Nebraska. Showery period to end in the Mississippi Valley Sunday with a dry spell Monday. Highs Sunday and Monday near 20s Celsius. winds vary along coasts and Great Lakes. Downtown readings noted with temperatures around mid 60s to mid 70s and relative humidity and sunshine percentages recorded. Special note from Harper’s Ferry indicates muddy rivers on July 8.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Rocky Mountainns
Colorada
Aistrietz
Gulf State
Texas
Louisian
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kaze
Nebraska
Town
Haugan
Atlantic Coast
Lake Region
Missiepispi
Gulf States
Monglay
Atlantic
East Gulf
Watt Gulf Coast
Perona Says It Removes the Cause of Kidney Trouble
A claim states that Perona removes the kidney cause and stops urea poison buildup in blood. It claims rapid cures for catarrh and a swift improvement in health as disagreeable symptoms vanish.
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Perona
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