Stocks-tes for cutting wear sold for 75c and 1.25
Cool white gauze undershirts with ribbed skirt sold for 35c. The brief item notes stock prices or sale details for garments, indicating discount pricing and plan to cut wear.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1904
Page
9
Rest Times in Life Spurred by a Mount Pleasant Sermon
Rev. M. Ross Fishburn preached at Mount Pleasant Congregational Church on Matthew 26 45 urging rest as essential to life. He cited Napoleon's sleep loss at Waterloo and described three rest periods Sabbath daily and vacation, stressing proper rest and spiritual growth through knowledge of God to influence others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
M. Ross Fishburn
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Mr. Fishburn
Getheemane
Ufe
Hawthorne
Waterloo
Why Mankind Suffers From Affliction and Providence
Rev. George W. King of Baltimore argued at Hamline M E Church that suffering is permitted or ordered yet yields sunshine over shadow. He cited disasters like the General Slocum ring and the Baltimore fire, saying affliction provides life’s background, discipline, and character development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. King
Baltimore
Hamline M. E
Paul
Mr. King
Sermon by Utah Clergyman at First Presbyterian
Rev Dr Bailey from Salt Lake City preached at First Presbyterian while Rev Donald MacLeod was away until August. He spoke on the power of knowledge, citing Daniel xi32, urging knowledge of God and self to discern one’s work and place in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
First Presbyterian Church
George D. Bailey
Salt Lake City
Utah
Donald C. MacLeod
God
Sermon Urges Duty of Voting at Foundry Church
Rev. Dr. Robert M. Moore preached on the parable of the talents at Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church. He urged citizens to fulfill their duty by using personal gifts and opportunities for the common good, warning of loss of chance through inaction. The sermon outlined three points: life’s endowment comes from God, the perils of a humble life, and the loss of the unappreciated. Despite heat, attendance remained strong and services will continue through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Moore
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
Sixteenth and
Church Streets
Robert M. Moore
Moore
Acre Boundary Dispute Nearing Settlement
Brazil and Peru reportedly reached a prospective settlement on the Acre boundary dispute after plenipotentiaries met in Rio de Janeiro and Petropolis. The agreement details are not disclosed, but the case has long strained relations over the rubber rich territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Peru
State Department
Acre
Rio Janeiro
Petropolis
Bolivia
Unconscious Man Hit By Train Crew at Md Crossing
An unknown colored man was found unconscious with a deep head wound near the Magrudars Station crossing in Maryland. A Pennsylvania Railroad crew picked him up about 5:30 AM and brought him to Providence Hospital, where he remains in serious, critical condition. No identifying papers were found on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Providence Hospital
Magrudars Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fifth Precinct
Booker Washington misquoted on co education claim
Brooker T. Washington, visiting Boston, says Capt Hobson misread a St. Louis Educational Association speech. He did not advocate white and colored attendance at the same schools or churches in the South and says the claim was never in that address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Boston
Boy Dies From Wound In Hyattsville Porch Accident
Ernest Coward a fifteen year old white boy died yesterday at Emergency Hospital after a self inflicted gunshot wound on his parents porch in Hyattsville. An operation lasting two and a half hours failed to save him. Death was due to shock. A separate case reports Harry Saunders a thirty seven year old colored man who died of lockjaw at the same hospital after police brought him in Friday. he had an old ankle wound from which blood poisoning developed. Coroner Nevitt investigated and relatives received the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Rascal
Isafley
Ernest Coward
Hyattsville
Harry Saunders
Fourth Precinct
Nevitt
Freedmen's Hospital
Nevitt Will
Water Coolers and Filters Ad Narrowed Prices
Water Coolers and Filters ad promotes economical ice water methods. Pitchers let ice melt quickly and waste energy from air entering the ice chamber. Coolers priced at $1.50 and combined coolers with filters from $2.00, offered by W. B. Moses G&G Sons on F Street at Cor Uth.
Remodeling Miller Building To House Bank In Alexandria
Work to remodel the Miller Building recently bought by Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation has begun under Joseph F. Rodgers. Plans by Wagner Hamilton and Wagner call for a Corinthian style front, granite and terra cotta detailing, a high banking room, dual vaults, and private customer rooms. A grand jury in Corporation Court will hear police and health matters. railroad improvements west of the city are awarded to Reiter, Curtis, and Hill with work slated to start August 1. A boy named Lesthard Simms suffered a crushed foot needing amputation after an incident near St. Asaph. Stewart Bryan resigns from Southern Railway offices to join a New York post, while others, including Dr. Hamilton P. Howard, visit Alexandria. Sunday tunnel and union station work is now authorized, excluding Ivy City and Eckington. Ada Pratt remains missing. police circulate circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandia
Miller
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation
Joseph F. Rodgers
Messrs. Wagner
Hamilton
Wagner
Washington
Alexandria
Corporation Court
Health Board
Lesthard Simms
The
Southern Railway
New York
Hamilton P. Howard
Virginia Military Institute
William M. Smith
Prince Street
M.S. Fairfax
Washington Street
Hamilton Burr Duel Anniversary Observed in 1840s editorial
The 100th anniversary of Aaron Burr fatally dueling Alexander Hamilton is noted. The editor argues the duel spurred anti dueling sentiment while recalling the combat and Hamilton's sacrifice. The piece places the event at Weehawken across the Hudson and marks the times of engagement and death. It ends with a promotion for God’s Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Burr
United States
Alexander Hamilton
Weehawken
Hudson River
New York
Hamilton
Haseen
Burr
FL Ward
Suspected Murder Woman Frances Munroe
Frances Munroe a colored woman about thirty died at Freedmen's Hospital from head injuries after an assault police say left her with a heavy blow. George F Webb a thirty five year old black man was arrested on suspicion after her mother Mary Munroe reported the attack to physicians. Coroner Nevitt scheduled an inquest for tomorrow as authorities seek witnesses and a fuller account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Munroe
Freedmen's Hospital
George F. Webb
Nevitt
Glazebrook
Mary Munroe
Third Street
Webb
Fourth Precinct
Cadets to Be Pallbearers for Drowned Washington Student
Kenneth J. Pratt 17, a Central High School student and High School Cadet, drowned Friday at Center Lovell Me. His body to be brought to Washington today for burial at Rock Creek Cemetery with six cadets as pallbearers.
Mrs Mary Kearney Dead at 66 in Washington DC
Mrs Mary Kearney wife of James Kearney Pension Bureau died at 7 03 last night at the family residence Sixth street northwest after an attack of acute cholera morbus She was born in Queens County Ireland sixty six years ago and married in New York City Her husband long connected with the Pension Bureau and a son James F Kearney a Frohman manager Also notes a runaway horse incident and a local amateur press association election details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kearney
James Kearney
Pension Bureau
Sixth Street
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Kearney
Queens County
Ireland
St. Joseph’s Church
New York City
Uss
James F. Kearney
Frohman
Ethel Barrymore
New York
Washington
Empire State
Large Piano Stock Goes On Sale At Half Price
J D Young at 623 Eleventh Street W W sells pianos and organs to make room for new stock. Culley announces twelve day sale. Upright pianos in cat and mahogany priced 317 to 168, squares from 15 to 36 dollars. Easy terms, all marks fixed, no deviations. All makes include Kimball and others. Sale begins this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Young
Eleventh Street
W. W
Culley
J. D. Young
Kimball, Hallet & Davis
Krell
Hinze
Whitney
É&C
Horreiter
T. P. Culley
Emancipation Celebration Noted by Fredericksburg Press
The Fredericksburg event featured a July 4 parade led by a Richmond brass band, remarks by Thomas L. Jones and Rev. Willis Robinson, and letters from Roosevelt and Booker T. Washington. Jones lauded white Virginians while Robinson called Fredericksburg the Eldorado of thrifty colored people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Washington Post
Virginia
Richmond
Colored Farmers’ Supply Company
Roosevelt
Booker T. Washington
Thomas L. Jones
District Bar
Jones
Patent System Defect Blocks Inventive Progress
The Electrical World argues that patent overhangs hinder invention as most patents are unused or defensive, blocking improvements. It calls for reform to require real working of inventions and to remove unworked or unsellable patents without waiting for 17 years, to sustain industrial progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Office
Geome
City Bulletin and Local Commerce Notices
Public notices and advertisements list plane items such as heat water by gas, printing firms Rufus H Darby and Piedmont Printing Co, ice cream and confections, engraving firms Joyce Engraving and Star Blog, and summer resort information. Also mentions The Post's Resort Information Bureau and various grocery and goods offers including Alaska Salmon and Corn Starch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus H. Darby
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House & Herrmann’s
House & Herrmann
Seventh and I
Eye
N. W
Horn
Tailor
C. &P. Telephone CO
REGAL
Hve
Nlw
Geo
E. Hebbard
Uens
Alvaze
Newspaper
Rabhie
Rev
Gethsemane
Sinai
Macaulay
Fishburn
Booker Washington
Burrett
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
W. B. Moses
Alexandria News
Miller Building
Capitol Hill
Union Station
Ivy City
Eckington
Miss Ada Pratt
Kenesaw Avenue Northwest
Detective Headquarters
Kenneth J. Pratt
Washington High
Center Lovell
James C. Pratt
Sixteenth Street
Pratt
Center Levell
George Kennedy
McLeod Bers
Dorothy Ruff
Thomas L. Cole
Young Kennedy
Stearns
Central High School
E. Slater Dunlap
St. John's Church
Sixteenth
H Streets
Rock Creek Cemetery
E. L. Keller
K Street
Seventh Street
New York Avenue
Amateur Press Association
Anacostia Amateur Press Aassociation
Ernest McKinney
Norris Scott
Verner B. Scott
Arthur C. Frye
Walter Queen
Arthur 8Immig
Wiliam H. Wilkerson
Samuel Frye
Robert Magon
America
City Bulletin
C. A. Muddiman & Co
Joyce Engraving Company
Star
Post
Parisims
Wm. Cannon
Alaska
J. T. D. Pyles
la. Ave
St. 20
Chicago-Jewel Gas Kan
Eunra
Heurich Brewing Co
Maerzen Senate
Phoning West 34
St. Louis Exposition
the Post
Post Business Office
Forest City
Bowen
St. N. W
Washington Gas Light C
10Th St. N. W
Corby’s Modern Bakery
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Corner 7Th
E. Bacal
Ice An
John Lucas & CO
Sunday Post
Mall
Adler
Victor E. Adler
Clothing House
7Th St
Burlington, Vt
Warner’s
Warners
Waich
Warner
Safe
Rochester, NY
Uneeda Biscuit
R. E
John B. Espey
Ehiiyes
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