Monument to John Jasper Unveiled in Virginia Churchyard
A July 4 ceremony in Richmond unveiled a monument to John Jasper, famed Negro pastor and controversial figure who preached in a round world and sun movement, clung to Scripture, and defended his beliefs against science. The stone cost 800 dollars, gifted by Jasper’s congregation, and honors his life as a stern, unyielding preacher who saved nearly $2,000 in hidden cash and led a large following from Sixth Mount Zion Baptist Church.
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Washington Post
Richmond
America
John Jasper
Jasper
Old Fap
Grece
Confederacy
Ham Cemetery
Virginia
St. John
Moncure Lyne
Admiral Brownson Hoists Flag at Newport and Commands Division
Rear Admiral William H. Brownson, formerly commander at the Naval Academy, assumes command of the fourth Division of the North Atlantic Squadron. The division includes armored cruisers West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Maryland. Vessels and movements listed include Arcivad Whinple, Worden, Stewart, and Mardonough at Boreland and other ports, with destroyers Whipple and Stewart colliding near Rockland, Maine. Caesar reaches Gibraltar with equipment for the Amstolean eclipse expedition. Sailor Thornton bound for Norfolk.
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Newport
William H. Brownson
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Collorado
Maryland
Arcivad
Whinple
Worden
Stewart
Mardonough
Borkland
Uilnois
Provincetown
Hennibyl
Port Royal
Nero
Monte Cristi
Atlanta
Gardiners Bay
Caesar
Gibraltar
Saijler—Thornton
Norfolk
Lawton
Cavite
Guam
Hats for sale at small price in Washington
A sale advertises Finest Lingerie Hats and children's embroidered hats at 95c to 4.00, with linen, wire framed and polo hats discounted from 2.60. It markets many colors and trims, claims exclusivity as Washington agents, and urges bargain hunters to visit for best deals.
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New York
Washington
Duck Hats Worth Up to $1.50 at New York Maker
Fresh from one of New York's largest makers, 100 dozen hats in new shapes including high back and short back varieties. Velvet buckle and band trimmed, AW white hats with assorted color brimmings. Priced typically at 1 to 1.50, tomorrow 45c.
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Naval Officers Orders Page Snapshot
A sequence of naval appointments and transfers dated July 1905 lists Capt AX He to command Maine, Cmdr J M Bowyer to command Columbia, and multiple medical and Paymaster staff changes. It notes assignments, detachments, and promotions affecting officers, midshipmen admissions, and academy movements through September 1905. The document reflects Navy Department actions across Annapolis Yokohama Cavite and other stations with several named individuals and dates.
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Niler
Naval Home
Philadelphia
Maine
J. M Bowyer
Navy Yard
Warhington
Columbia
A. R- Richardson
Navy
A. M. Fauntleroy
D. C. Crowell
R. L Sutton
Statuton
H. M. Paul
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Washington, D. C
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United States
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Wilmington
Ralesen
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Monadnock
Cincinnati
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J. Brooks
Ohio
Solace
J. B. Horton
J. F. Dyer
Cavite
P. Bebert
Clark J. J. Lynch
F. W. McKensie
F L. Hawkins
B. Forrest
Lawton
Final report from police chiefs entertainment committee
Gen George H Harries chairman of the citizens committee on police chiefs entertainment released a statement noting the committee has concluded its business. It includes the treasurer’s report and a letter from Capt James P F Oyster with thanks from Maj Richard Sylvester for courtesies shown to visitors. Treasurer M E Ailes reports receipts 2005 in subscriptions and disbursements 1653 62 plus 341 10 for theaters and Mount Vernon excursion leaving a small balance sent to Maj Sylvester for the police pension fund.
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George H. Harries
Citizens’ Committee
Chiefs of Police
James PF. Oyster
Richard Sylvester
Association of Police Chiefs
M. E. Ailes
Morgan
Mount Vernon
Maj. Sylvester
Police Pension Fund
St Aloysius Lawn Fete Extended With New Attractions
Rainy weather extended the St Aloysius Church lawn fete to five more nights with a miniature old fashioned fair on the grounds between the rectory and college. A one ring circus Ferris wheel merry go round dancing pavilion ten pin alley bail throwing quoits and prize booths will feature new attractions and prizes each night.
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Commission to study Chinese exclusion laws by Metcalf group
A department of commerce and labor panel led by Lawrence O. Murray met to examine Chinese exclusion and immigration laws. The team will obtain treaties and rulings to evaluate needed changes in department rules amid complaints of harsh enforcement.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Lawrence O. Murray
Edward W. Rims
R. Campbell
Immigration Bureau
Treasury Department
Supreme Courts
Commission
Knapp Denies Criticism of President Morton Support
Knapp of ICC returns from a two week trip and denies reports that ICC members criticized the President's endorsement of Paul Morton. He calls such stories baseless fabrications and praises Morton as candid and helpful, citing his stand against rebates and rail abuses.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Martin 4. Knapp
Commission
Paul Morton
Mr. Knapp
Morton
Prize Awarded for Essay at George Washington University
Nathaniel Harrie won the Edward Thompson Company prize for the best essay in the political and diplomacy department at George Washington University on the Monroe doctrine and U S control of South and Central American revenues to satisfy European creditor states. Richard W. Flournoy Jr. received honorable mention. Adee, acting Secretary of State, recently returned from France where he toured by bicycle and assumed acting duties.
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Edward Thompson Company
Department of Politica and Diplomacy
George Washington University
Nathaniel Harrie
Richard W. Flournoy, Jr
United States
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New US consul Dr John Edward Jones to Dalny China
Dr John Edward Jones, a longtime Washington newspaper man, was named United States consul to Dalny China by the President on the recommendation of Washington figures. He will depart soon and later transfer to Port Arthur by August. Born in Washington in his late 30s, he studied at Georgetown and Columbian universities, became a doctor, and worked on the Washington Star for sixteen years. He has held political and banking related posts and is married with two children.
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Alexis Jeunet
Signal Corps
Charles P. Silvers
Florney B. Ferguson
Samuel A. Purvianes
Fourth Cavalry
Henry C. Hale
General Staff
Paul S Halloram
Authemn
Roger Bryan
Fifth Cavalry
Stephen H. Elliott
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort Dea Moines
Iowa
Alexander. W. Perry
Alexander W. Perry
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San Francisco
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United States Military Academy
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James Bourke
New York City
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Edward Q Schreiner
Bort McHenry
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Lathrup
Quartermaster’ Department
George Rublen
Port Ontario
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Plattsburg Baceacks
N. Y
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Homer W. Wheeler
Fort Des Moines
Java
Law B. Kramer
Coed F. Cox
Romulus F. Walton
Sixth Infantry
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China
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Iocal
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Jones
Washington
Ohio
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Washington Star
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Senate
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Officers Installed At Junior Order Ceremony
Semi annual ceremony installed officers of Francis Scott Key Council No 2 Junior Order United American Mechanics at 908 Pennsylvania Ave NW. James Embry installed as councillor for six months. Adolph Hohouse vice councillor. Thomas B Fry recording secretary. Alexander Jones assistant secretary. Richard Olive financial secretary. Jesse Joliff treasurer. Harry Harrington conductor. Thomas Mason warden. Frank Hendrick inside sentinel. Charles Daniels outside sentinel. Alexander Jones also installed as trustee for eighteen months. Postmasters appointed include Ulmer & Franck Maine North Turner Bridge. Mason L White New Hampshire Greenfeld. John D Graham Pierce Bridge. Winfield & Muitley Breakabeen NY. John R Sthuler Vera Cruz PA. Nicholas K Harts Whealton VA. C W Fullerton Virginia.
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United American Mechanics
Francis Scott Key Council
Pennsylvania Avenue North
State Council
James Embry
Adolph Hohouse
Thomas B. Fry
Alexander Jones
Richard Olive
Jesse Joliff
Harry Harrington
Thomas Mason
Frank Hendrick
Inside Sentinel
Charles Daniels
Outside Sentinel
Maine
North Turner Bridge
Ulmer &. Franck
New Hampshire
Greenfeld
Mason L. White
Pierce Bridge
John D. Graham
New York
Breakabeen
Winfield & Muitley
Pennsylvania
Vera Cruz
John R. Sthuler
Virginia
Banns Church
Nicholas K. Harts
Whealton
C. W. Fullerton
Beautification Society of Washington Forms With Officers
The society for the beautification and improvement of Washington has organized and chosen officers and directors. The executive committee includes Chambers, Pelz, King, Hernblower, Moore, Douglass, and Curden, with tasks spanning streets, parks, alleyways, and water courses.
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Washington
Wiliam E. Chandier
James A Sampie
Willam Tayloe Snyder
John W. Hester
Alysander Graham Belt
Adolphus W Greely
U. A
George W. Baird
Frank Sewall
Jamen
T So
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Rudolph Kaufmann
E D Shaw
Boundary Street
Rock Creek
Potomac Park
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Peiz, King
Hernblower
Moore
Douglass
Ourriden
Funeral of Eugene P Garges in St Peters Church
The funeral for Eugene P. Garges drowned on Gull Lake Michigan was held at 9 a.m. in St Peters Church with a requiem mass by Rev. Father Hugo H. Curley. The Epson Chapter Sigma Chi pallbearers and classmates attended. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Washington. Amelia Egan Dies Miss Amelia Egan funeral held at 2 E Street Northwest with a brief service by Father Fink. Interment private at Alexandria, Virginia.
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Eugene P. Garges
Gull Lake
Michigan
St. Peters Cathal Church
Second
C Streets
Hugo H. Curley
Rosewilg
William H. Garres
Mexico
Pallbeaters
Epson
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Mr Garges
Edwin Evans
Hubert Welde
Vivian Everett
Max Winter
Leo Hyson
Gorges
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Amelia Egan
E Street Northwest
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Alexandria
Four Candidates Vying for U S Attorney in DC
Four leading figures Bagby-Smith Baker Thomas and Brownall seek the United States attorney post for the District of Columbia to succeed Morgan H Beach who retires August 31. Supporters pen letters and lobby at the Department of Justice, with backers among Senators Congressmen and Cabinet officials. All camps say any of the four is acceptable and merit is emphasized over politics.
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Morgan H. Beach
Bagby-Smith
Dr. Baker
H Thomas
Chapin Brown
Department of Justice
Lehalt
Congress
Mesers
Brown
Thomas Baker
Wasby-Smith
Trustees Named For Mount Zion Church Trustees
A recorder of deeds certificate dated yesterday records the election of trustees for Mount Zion Methodist Episcopal Church Georgetown for one year from February 1916. Named are Robert J. Holmes Walter J Abrams Charles Matthews John W. Lee James T Benson Henry D. Mason Henderson R. Reader Edgar Murphy and David Hutchinson.
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the Recorder of Deeds
Mount Zion Methodist Episcopal Church
Georgetown
Robert J. Holmes
Walter J. Abrams
Charles Matthews
John Wi. Lee
James T. Benson
Henry D. Mason
Henderson R. Reader
Edgar Murphy
David Hutchinson
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