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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1910
Page
10
Canvas covered Basswood trunks with riveted construction and steel hinges priced at 8.95 versus 12.06 regular. Steamer trunks fiber bound with rivets and leather straps offered at 7.50 to 8.50, regular 10 to 12. Trunk descriptions note linen linings, trays, hinges, and sizes 32 to 36 inches.
Suit cases and handbags offer 24 inch genuine cowhide leather with reinforced corners steel frames and strong straps. Special prices range from 3.95 to 5.50 with regular values up to 11.00. Oxford Club bags and purses feature leather lining brass locks and feathered trimming in sizes 15 to 18 inches.
The Rev Father Marr pastor of Immaculate Conception Church will lead his parishioners on their annual excursion to River View. Activities include games for children and music for all, with plans for both the young and old.
Miss May Howard entertained her wedding party at a supper in the New Willard last evening. The centerpiece featured a floral miniature automobile with bride and groom dolls. Guests included Mrs. Joseph Stetensenberg, Miss Frances Edward Smith, Miss Lucila Huxford, Dr. Raymond Spear U. S. N., Dr. Stanton W. Howard, Dr. J. S. Marchand of Pittsburg, and Dr. Bloe Jorn. Several dignitaries and social figures are noted elsewhere in society captions.
The coast and geodetic survey faces factionalism and charges of favoritism with field force claiming it lacks rightful standing while office staff hold large salaries. Allegations focus on Superintendent Tittmann and a supposed ruling clique including Perkins and others, amid calls for congressional scrutiny and reevaluation of authority.
American Women in London attended the sale of Scottish peasants handiwork hosted by the Duchess of Sutherland at Stafford House. Photographs captured the Marlborough and Sutherland duchesses on the lawn, with attention to Marlborough's turban-style toque with mercury-winged feathers. The piece also notes royal and aristocratic anecdotes, including the Turkish damads budget dispute, Queen Mary’s patriotism and needlework, and Prince Wilhelm’s humane ride with a joiner.
Archbishop OConnell will preside over the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America convention at Faneuil Hall Boston from August 10 to 12. Fifteen thousand delegates are expected. National President Peter J. OCallaghan will lead sessions in Holy Cross Cathedral with participation from Rev Alexander P Doyle and Washington clergymen. Father Rosegell and Rev Father McGuigan return from vacation. Swift & Company reports fresh beer sales in Washington DC averaging 7.7 cents per pound for the week ending Saturday July 2.
The International Eucharistic Congress will convene in Montreal September 7 to 11 to publicly affirm Catholic belief in the real presence. Events include midnight mass at Notre Dame, outdoor pontifical mass on Mount Royal, a long devotion at the Blessed Sacrament, and a grand city illumination with daily lectures on the Eucharist. Rev. Dr. Alexander P. Doyle of Catholic University participates, speaking September 8 on The Blessed Sacrament as a Convert Maker.
Rev Z H Copp preached that humanity is under a devil driven hypnotic spell from Eve's temptation. He urged clergy to revise terms for good and evil and spread them to counteract Satan’s deceptions and the lure of sin.
Jacob M. Dickinson American Secretary of War arrived from Kobe Japan and was officially welcomed in Manila today. He reviewed the local garrison and listened to a chorus of 6000 school children who sang a living flag.
Boyd Emerson and North American Packers' Association manager William Marsh clash over business moves and a rival cannery. At the same time longshoremen walk out in Frisco over union demands as Captain Peasley warns of a dock standstill and a theft of cargo. Emerson braces to negotiate with union leaders while the Bedford Castle faces nonunion labor.
Boyd returns to a deserted dock as George schemes to load freight aboard the Bedford Castle with a dozen or more Kalvik fishermen. Emerson warns that idle fishermen eager for fighting could clash with police, while Willis Marsh seeks to push workers and threaten a dock collapse. The plan aims to move freight by night.
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