Deadwood’s Gambling Ban Shuts Down Frontier Town
Special Correspondent recounts Deadwood South Dakota’s sudden gambling ban after thirty years of gambling. The town’s famed saloons and dice rooms close, workers lose games and wages, and locals face a push to re open as reform drives ride through the frontier gold camp. Notable gamblers and figures such as Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane, and Old Deadwood Dick are named among the era’s legends. The piece traces the town’s birth during the 1876 gold rush and the enduring lure of poker, faro, and roulette until the crackdown on July 20.
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Washington Post
Deadwood
Dak
Ivory Tall
Buamesa Hovoes
Deadwoot
Cov Wild Bike
Hickok
Jack McCall
Lank
Charley Koya
Lame Johnny
Bill Hale
Dick Rankins
Billy Gay
Lengthy Johnson
Deadwood Gulch
Gamling
Wheeler Brothers
Insuman
Casey
Dlack
Cuater
Custer
Black Hills
Gould
Drzdwood Gulch
New el Dorado
Thoas
Deadwood Dick
Aince
A McDonald
Navy Blue and White May Manton Bathing Suit Pattern
Advertisement for a May Manton pattern No. 9065 in sizes 12 to 16 years. Describes a navy blue and white Steflian illustrated bathing suit for girls with a gathered blouse, belt attachment, adjustable sleeves, and a five gores skirt with inverted plaits. Materials suggested include Sicilian and serge. explains yardage and width requirements and offers mailed pattern for 10 cents.
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Fabrica
Catholic Church Notes Eyewitnesses Masses Across Parishes
Catholic church notices list Mass times baptisms and devotions for numerous DC area parishes including St Ignatius St Ann St John Forest Glen Shrine of the Sacred Heart and St Patrick The Nativity St Vincent de Paul St Peter's St Stephen's Holy Trinity Holy Comforter St Joseph's St Augustine's St Marys St Anthony's St Luke St Dominic's with weekly schedules sacraments and parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ignatius’ Church
Oxon Hill
St. Theresa's Church
St. Anns Church
Tennallytown
Ph C. Mallon
Ada
St. John’s Church
Forest Glen
Charles Q. Rosenatesl
A. Mn
Church of the Holy Name
Thomas J. Ker Vick
Andrew J. Carey
St. Martin's Church
North Capitol
TV Streets
Eugéne Hannan
Church of St. Vincent de Paul
South Capitol
M Streets
P. J. O'Connell
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Fourteenth Street
Whitney Avenue
J. F. McGee
Ev. James A. Smyth
Mary's Church
Fifth Street
Stigeté Northwest
Frank A. B. Wannenberg
Church of the Nativity
Grightwood
Charles C. Rosensteel
Sisters of the Holy Rosa
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Eighth
Strecia Northwest
J. D. Marr
Ambrose Reaven
Aasiatan
Thorsdeys
Bt. Stephen's Church
Ffth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
WS Caughy
T. Gibbonsmyth
T. D. Williams
Church of the Holy Trinity
Streats
Thomas
Harlin
Samuel Cahill
Alphonsus Coppena
Joseph I. Aguire
Mapges
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Bt. Joseph's Church
Valentine
Schmitt
Ignatius Fealy
Massey
Catholic Ladies’ Benevolent Legion
St. Augustine's Church
Fifteenth Street
M Street
Paul Griffen
F. X. Bischoff
J. Olds
Mesata
Sodality
Auust
Benedlevion
St. Patrick's Church
Tenth Street
G Streets
D. J. Stafford
D. D
Thomas B. McGuigan
Willam J Carroll
Pacrament
Statford
Liverspool
London
Rome
St. Aloysius’ Church
North Capital
Edward X. Fink
Gongage College
Married Ladies’ Sodality
Young Ladies’ Sodality Mets
J.B. Pittar
League of the Sacred Heart
Vincent du Paul Society
The
Colored Bodality
John B. Keleher
Sanctuary Bovlaty
Building Fund
Bren’s League
Christian Endeavor Notes From Grandview Virginia and Baltimore Meeting
The Christian Endeavor Society at Grandview Virginia elected Walter Marcey as president Julius Marcey as vice president Miss Brams Troup as secretary and Mrs Troup as treasurer The notes cover tomorrow’s program The Plymouth Congregational Church moved meetings to Sunday evenings and an echo meeting followed the Baltimore convention Delegates received diplomas and booklets which may be collected at the District Christian Endeavor Union office Washington DC Washington Endeavor leaders advocate support for a proposed memorial building as international headquarters Mr Macfarland’s Baltimore address was praised as clear and effective The convention highlighted growth in membership in forty six states and territories and a large profit from publishing efforts used to promote the movement abroad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chistian Endeavor Society
Grandview
Chain Bridge
Walter Marcey
Julius Marcey
Brams ‘Troup
Troup
Christian Endeavor Tonic
Baltimore
Nlat
Washington
Pir
District Christian Endeavor Union
Office of the Union
G Street
Spema
International Christian Endeavor
Endeavor
Macfarland
Altimore
Existance
Farateth
Christian Endeavor Movement
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Lta
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON ON JESUS S SERVANT KING
A Washington notice reviews a Sunday school lesson on the suffering servant Jesus Christ. It discusses his exaltation and humiliation, his atonement, and the prophetic portrayal in Isaiah, with reflections on redemption, prophecy, and the Christian church's growth through his sacrifice.
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J. Gilbert
D. DI
Amsritan Society of Religious Education
Scholare
Palyta
Christ
Imuiah
Therafore
Bean
John
Jesus
Nia
Isaiah
Jopue
Tala
Jedua
Nazi
Fumbia
Aland
Evangelical Church
Pilate
Matt
Mark
Joseph
Arimathark
Joang
Jesus Christ
Inaiah
J. Tinker
New York Press
Pacific Coast
Thousands Attend Convention Visitors Continue Wearing Badges
The article notes thousands likely to be involved from excursions held last Saturday and since the convention. Many Endeavorers still wear badges serving as distinguishing marks. Visitors who came on Sunday and Tuesday were members of the district gararian recept...
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Salumay
Gararian
Wesley Grove Camp Meeting Opens July 21
The thirty third annual Wesley Grove Southern Methodist encampment at Camp near Laurel Maryland opens Friday July 21 and runs through August. Visiting speaker Rev Dr Coling Denny of Vanderbilt University will preach. Bishop Alphous W. Wilson of Baltimore attends all services with Baltimore district ministers participating.
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Epental
Washington
Laurel
Wesley Grove
Southern Methodist Camp m
Coling Denny
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Alphous W. ‘1Son
Baltimore
Advertising Is Important News to retailers of The Post
The Post promotes advertising as essential news for retailers and readers. It notes women as bargain hunters and men seeking prices, highlighting Washington merchants who use the paper to tell people what they sell. The item lists veterinarians, local businesses, summer gardens, and social notes from Washington society.
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The
Post
Washington
the Post
Center Market offers wholesome goods amid strict rules
Center Market merchants trumpet cleanliness and fair pricing under tight market inspection. Ads promote Wayne automobiles at 3800 and rapid service at Twenty Cent Cafe, plus lawn mowers by Lambie Company and other local services.
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Center
Center Market
Take
H. H. Darneille
Chalfonte
Atlantic City
Old Landmark Tailor Moves to New Store
One of Washington’s noted tailors, W. C. Motes, plans a September relocation from 11 Pennsylvania Avenue to 106 G Street Northeast. The shift comes as demand drives expansion. a new stock of fall goods will open, with his current fabric inventory marked down to clear. Mr. and Mrs. George Prince are seen in the area.
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B. M. Newbold
Pennsylvania Railroad
New ‘Hampubirg
Sporting Goode
Pennsylvania
Avenue Bag
D. N
Holmes & Son, B
Firstste
Holmes
Benjamin Wardlinger
Samuel Wel
Boston
B. T. Hies
Vince
Louisiana Avenue
Dlies
B &. Garber
Thi Cfty
Asbury Park
Washington
Lambie Company
New York Avenue
W. C. Mots
Go Fong
Pennsylvania Avenue
G Street
Northweast
Motes
Uon
West End Vendors Advertise Holiday Offerings
The West End shopping district along Pennsylvania Avenue features ads from Ingle aids Dairy and Henry's urging readers to order ice cream and purchase Old Wilkeson and Old Windsor whiskeys for vacation periods. Notables: Mrs. Harvey Friedlander and Mr. M. B. Brown travel to Atlantic City. Mr. J C Jones also listed in Atlantic City.
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West End
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harvey Friedlander
Adirondacks
Louis Bush
J. C. Jonyes
Atlantica City
Portland Fair Attendance Sets American Record in June Exposition
Portland Oregon July reports smash June attendance records for the Lewis and Clark Exposition with 4517 admissions in the first month, far surpassing Omaha's 2051 within comparable radii. July begins strong as daily crowds rise, bands perform, and favorable weather sustains momentum.
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Portland
Oreg
Jane
America
Gto
Smithereens
Omaha
Portland Enterprise
Sige
Pacific Ocean
Chicago
St. Louis
Ranges City
Des Moines
Seattle
Tacoma
Puget
San Francisco
Miller
Sierras
Bonn
Oregon
Joan the Prezent
Tehatevar Tate
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South Dakota
Epworth League Union
Washington City
Mount Vernon Place Church
Ninth and
K Streets
H. Roby
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Ant H. Ballengee
Locke
Lillian Nonawsth
Clara
Design BY
May Manton
Catholic Church Notes
St. Faula
James F. Mackin
Thomas A. Welsh
Es E. Krug
Bt. Vincent de Eat Society
Masa
St. Cyprian’s Cms
Theresa's Church
Anacostia
Charles M. Bort
Martin P. Ingan
Children of Mary Society
St.Anthony's Church
Brookland
B. M. Southgate
A. M. Mark
Bt. Anthony’s
St. Vincent’s Asylum
Bt. Matthew's Church
Rhode Island
Thomas &. Lee
Edward L. Buckey
Father Himalaya
Wagnington
Father McPeake
Catholic University of America
St. Dominic's Church
Sixth
E Streets
J. A. Hinch
Masues
Christian Endeavor Notes
B. P. Snyder & Co
F Street Northwest
B. P. Snyder
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Co
Wall Street
M. J. Sage & Co
New York
Red Cross
Halifax
N. 8
St. Johns
N. F
Howling & Co
State Street
D&e
Brore
Schwarz's
Pa. Ave
Sodhern
United States
Joyce Company
Star Building
Nth
Joyal Engraving Company
Busines
J. J. Crawley
New London
Coma
Schwarn's
Fenneylvania l Avenue
H. E. Covert
Darby Printing Co
Darby
Mrs
Alxas
Lnrae Onsa
Morrison Paper Co
Ceat
Schware
Ning
H. ¥. Brocka Company
Ibth
Hongewives Ars
Groben, &c
Ringtme
Brooke
Herrin A. Weltere
Wiscanain
Atischwary
Pa ‘Ave
West 40
Walmer & Son
Virginia Beach
E. Rose
H. M. Greene
F. M. Shenk
M. Neven
Genevieve Nickel
Ruth D. Greene
Miss Young
Pell
F. B. Poe
Nabn C. Minnigerode
Edwarn's
Hereford
Alice Stevens
Columbus
Miss
James M. Pickens
Wallach Place
Joan B. Espey
BE. A. McIntire
Lille May
Toy
Ges
Department For
Ocean View
D. J. Richardson
Richardson
V. Brinkley
Brinkley
William T. Ring
Ring
W. A. Hiunden
Blunden
W. A. Pierce
Brad Perce
Alhambra
E Street
Gus W. Brabier
Alhambra” Ia
Brahler
Etreet
Mr. Bow Dom Wy
Fryne Brelantic City
Navy Yard
Bummer Garden
John Schlotterbeck
Fighth and
Bchiotterbeck
Charles Boynton
Associated Press
Vermont
I Markets In
Wayne Runahout
M. J. Beattie
Wayne
Wayne Automobile Co
Ti 13Th St
Charles C. Bassett
Geological Survey
OLD Landmark
Mrs. George Prince
Ingleaids Dairy
Mali
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