Choir Outing at Shady Side Highlights West River Trips
Pro-Cathedral Church of the Ascension choir boys, under Rev. J. R. Bicknell, enjoy a two week stay at Rural Home near Shady Side Maryland. They row and swim daily on West River, visit Galesville and Rhode River, build a campfire feast, and endure sun to keep spirits high amid a busy summer excursion.
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Church of the Ascension
Shady Side
Ada
West River
J. R. Bicknell
M. Newell
Washington
St. John's Church
Lafayette Square
Christ Church Choir
League of Honor
Edward Leatherbury
Church of the Good Shepherd
R. Hale
Dailey
Grief
Peters
Bicknell
Leatherbury
Galesville
Taylor
Carl
Drennan
Keeling
Tanner
Mr. Bicknell
J. Wood
Hobson
H. B. Miller
S. Hate
Lawrence
Rhode River
Rural Home Hospital
V. Miller
Funeral of David W. Brown Nestor of House reporters
Brief services were held in the family apartments in the Ontario for David Wolfe Brown, veteran official reporter for the House of Representatives, who died Friday night. The family and many friends attended. Rev M Ross Fishburn led the service. Burial will be in Lewes Delaware after departure at 6 am. William Henry Burr, longtime crops reporter from 1865 to 1869, attended.
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Ontario
David Wolfe Brown
House of Representatives
M. Ross Fishburn
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
E. Lawrence Hunt
Washington Heights Presbyterian Church
Congress
Lewes
Del
William Henry Burr
Paw
Bishop Satterlee Recovers Sufficiently For Family Dinner
The Bishop Satterlee has improved enough to share a family meal and may go outside next week. A note on consumer value adds that what you pay for extracts matters, but quality matters more. Bur nett’s Vanilla commands higher prices due to superior worth.
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Bishop Satterlee
Burnett
Broad Sabbath View Rejects Puritan Saturday Notion
Rev Dr Parson of the Lutheran Church of the Reformation preached against strict Puritanic Sabbath rules. He urged a liberal interpretation, endorsing Sunday walks, drives, letters, and meals while deploring Sunday excursions. He cited Christ as authority for leniency and praised Roosevelt’s Sabbath observance.
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Dr. Parson
Lutheran Church of the Reformation
Parsons
Washington
Parson
Roosevelt
Holiness Possible for All by Rev Curtis Lea Laws
Rev Curtis Lea Laws preached at Calvary Baptist Church on holiness defining it as health of soul free from sin and the duty of Christians to seek holiness. He argued salvation includes freedom from sin and that belief in its impossibility blocks growth, urging confession and renunciation of sins to progress toward holiness. Next Sunday he will preach again at Calvary Baptist Church.
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Curtis Lea Laws
D. L
First Baptist Church of
Baltimore
Dr. Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
Dr. Laws
Laws
Jesus
Boston
God Seeks Men for World Evangelization Sermon
Rev Silas D Daugherty preached at St Pauls Lutheran Church, supplying for Rev John Huddle during his vacation. The sermon titled God Seeking for Men urged business and church members to offer truth and energy to evangelize the world, stressing individual responsibility and the need for more men to fill pulpits and spread the faith.
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Silas D. Daugherty
Philadelphia
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
John Huddle
Love Subject of Sermons at Two Christian Science Churches
Services in the two Christian Science churches yesterday were well attended. The sermons emphasized Scriptural references and correlative passages from Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy. The topic was Love, drawn from the text If ye love Me, keep My com.
Straw Hat Sale Divides Hats Into Two Big Lots
Shoe store ad announces division of straw hats into two groups with prices two and a half dollars or less. All hats priced at 89c for the lower tier and 1.39 for higher tier.
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Washington
Love as Divine Principle in Christian Science
The article extols love as the highest divine principle and energy filling all space, capable of conquering sin, disease, and woe. It asserts love is the greatest force, found by loving and becoming love God, urging belief in pure, unselfish, patient love as central to Christian Science teachings.
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Statolowers
Strenuous Christianity Theme of Trinity Church Sermon
Rev Richard P Williams preached at Trinity Episcopal Church on Third and C streets NW urging all to do God’s work. He said work is the normal duty of life and that neglect of opportunities harms the soul, calling for earnest, active Christianity built on right ideals. He urged readers to study St Francis Xavier and Wilberforce to learn to live for the future.
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Trinity Church
Richard PB
Williams
Trinity Episcopal Church
Third
C Streets
Matthew
Lfe
Dr. Williams
St. Francis Xavier
Wilberforce
Fire Aboard Miantonomah Halts Washington Cruise Plan
A fire aboard the Miantonomah at League Island navy yard damaged the monitor and likely ended its use in the District Naval Battalion annual cruise in Washington. Fire crews fought the blaze within fifteen minutes while nearby ships were moved to safety and an official investigation began.
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Washington
District Naval Battalion
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia Inquirer
League Island
Miantonomah
Broad Street
Astir
Jackies
Navy Yard
Capital Enjoys Cool Weather After Weekend Rainstorm
Washington had cooler weather yesterday with an average of 68 and a low of 60, following a local rainstorm from Saturday night. The Weather Bureau forecasts a slight rise today and warm conditions expected Tuesday, with 2.18 inches of rain measured between 7 30 p m Saturday and 10 a m yesterday.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Assault arrest tied to roof fight at Third and V streets
Charles Wells, 31, implicated as an alleged party to an assault stemming from a Saturday fight between Albert Perkins and James J. Thompson on a roof at Third and V streets northwest. Wells was arrested in Virginia. Petersburg, Va., yielded notice of Dorsey Branbury, wanted in Washington for grand larceny. Detective Muller departed for Petersburg to bring Branbury back.
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Charles Wells
Albert Perkins
James J. Thompson
Third
V Streets
Wells
Thomps
Perkins
Virginia
Petersburg
Dorsey Branbury
Washington
Muller
Peteraburs
Puritan Sunday Laws and Penalties in Boston
The article recounts seventeenth century Sabbath strictness in Boston with bans on leaving town and public gatherings. Parents faced fines for children seven to fourteen, and adults faced public whippings for unpaid fines. Ministers read the laws twice yearly to ensure obedience, while inspectors policed daily life and church behavior amid restless, often sleeping congregants.
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Boston
Corraiu
Concert at Franklin Park and the old church customs
A concert at Franklin Park features the Fifteenth Cavalry Band with a 7 2 to 9 pm program including Uncle Sammy Heisman Overture and The Star Spangled Banner. Separate notes recount historic church controls to keep worshippers indoors and a Lady League protest over clerical work contracts and seed shipments. A separate report covers a bathing suit theft from John Mahoney near Judiciary Square by two youths. the suit remains missing at press time.
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Franklin Park
Sammy
Heisman
Auber
Tobant
Schwartz
Bendix
Conterno Patrol
Meacham
Woman in Hillsdale Attempts Suicide in Well Rescue
Annie Prue, a colored woman, became insane and jumped from a second story bedroom in Anacostia’s Hillsdale. She landed unharmed but then plunged into an open well. Mandy Fleming and Thomas Ford hauled her back. police took her to Washington Asylum Hospital with acute mania.
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Annie Prue
Hillsdale
Anacosia
Schoal Street
Mandy Fleming
Thomas Ford
Anacostia
Washington Asylum
Row Among the Jacksons in A Nocostia Fight
In Anacostia early yesterday Albert Jackson was stabbed three times at his home on Hamilton Road by William Jackson alias George Johnson. Herbert Jackson witnessed but did not participate. Albert received treatment at Washington Hospital. William remains at large. None of the Jacksons are related.
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Jackson
Anacostia
Garreth School
Hamillton Road
Albert Jackson
William Jackson
George Johnson
Herbert Jackson
Albert
Washington Asylum Hospital
Summer Resort Information Litters The Post Bureau
City bulletin advertises resort information and vacation planning services from The Post Resort Information Bureau. It promotes booklets on summer hotels and rail travel, lists local business sponsors, and mentions low prices on groceries and laundry services as part of a bustling promotional page.
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Post
Run Over by an Automobile at Scott Circle
Ensworth Hibbs a Post Office Department clerk was run down by an automobile at Scott Circle about 11 yesterday morning. The vehicle, driven by a colored man, sped away after the incident. Hibbs walked home to 1222 Corcoran Street northwest.
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Ensworth Hibbs
Post Office Department
Scott Circle
Hibbs
Corcoran Street
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Ruth Rosenfell
FP. W. Price
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Pa. Ave
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St. Louis Exposition
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Judiciary Square
John Mahoney
K Street
Jonma
City Bulletin
Joyce Engraving Company
Star
J. T. D. Pyles
Tia. Ave
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Brick
Pasquale Rassaro
Loretta Johnson
Schott's Court
FESO
Victor E. Adler
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Washington Gas Light
10Th St. N. W
Yale Laundry
10Th St
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Darlington
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