God Watches Over Us Says Baltimore Minister Sermon
Rev. George Scholl preached at the Church of the Reformation on God’s care for humanity. Using Matthew 10:29 31 he argued that a loving Father tracks every hair, provides according to need, and watches over every detail of growth, urging believers to trust in parental protection.
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Iquy
Calvary Baptist Church Hosts Rev Hobart for Truth Sermon
Rev A S Hobart of Crozer Theological Seminary preached at Calvary Baptist Church, Morning talk on The Church the Pan and Ground of Truth. He spoke on church as both blessing and nuisance, the need for facts about Jesus, and how truth shapes lives, with evening sermon on Our Relations with God and Pauls teachings.
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Crozer Theological Seminary
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Kingdom of Heaven
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Truthfulness and the weighing of character
A passage argues that truthfulness is broad and essential. It states that actions and gestures that distort fact will be weighed against a person at judgment, and sincere relations with God and honesty in speech will lead to a favorable balance in the end.
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Magus
Divine Potter Sermon Draws Large Wilson Memorial Congregation
Rev H H La Mar preached on obedience at Wilson Memorial Church drawing large crowds. He urged believers to yield to God's will, citing potter and clay imagery and biblical examples. The sermon preceded a period of extensive renovations to the church interior, with August services moved to the Epworth League room during La Mar's absence.
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H Holmes la Mar
Christ
Jerusalem
Epworth League Room
Dr. la Mar
Purpose in Life Sermon at Cathedral Close by Rev Gravatt
Rev W L Gravatt preached at the Cathedral Close open air service on the peace monument, urging young men to seek a strong personal purpose beyond self. He argued purpose centers action and sacrifice, shapes judgments, and aligns life with a higher ideal, warning lack of purpose fuels social ills and godlessness.
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W. E. Gravatt
West Virginia
Peace Monument
Alban
Jesus
Death of Mrs Gensler A Washington reporter’s wife Yonkers burial plans
Mrs Adeline H Gensler wife of United States Senate official reporter Henry J Gensler died Sunday morning at her daughter Mrs Arthur Bennet’s residence in Yonkers NY. A former Miss Maloney of Amis City she lived there until moving to Yonkers last year. She was known for charity and noble character. Remains go to Oakland Cemetery Yonkers for vaulting until October when they will be moved to Washington for final interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Henry J Gensler
United States Senate
Mra
Arthur Bennet
Yonkers, NY
Oakland Cemetery
Yonkers
Washington
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Young Woman Falls From Car at City Intersection
Laura Watson, a young woman at 22 Grace Street Northwest, fell from a car near Dumbarton and Twenty-ninth streets about 4 30 yesterday afternoon and sustained a forehead cut. She was taken to Georgetown Hospital with non serious injuries.
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Grace Street
Dumbarton
Twenty-ninth Streets
Georgetown Hospital
Burnetta
Vanitta
Gou Hosener
Installation of Officers in Star Spangled Banner Council
Star Spangled Banner Council No 3 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics installed officers for the new term with Deputy James Despey officiating. Names include Past councilor H S Decker, councilor J W Welch, vice councilor Garnett, recording secretary H W Kauffman, financial secretary Charles W Magill, treasurer Backenheimer, conductor Ernest Price, warden William Price, chaplain Samuel Eliason, inside sentinel W P Walker, outside sentinel Walter Graves, organist Julius Buckenheimer, trustees Thomas Graves G B Cantrel and Joseph Osborne, and reps to State council H W Kauffman Thomas Graves Joseph Osborne. One candidate was admitted. The council rolls fifty-five members. State Councilor A J Smith and State Vice chair John A H Hargett gave patriotic speeches.
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James Dspey
Mount Vernon
H S Decker
J W Welch
Garnett
H W Kauffman
Charles W Magill
Backenheimer
Ernest Price
William Price
Samuel Eliason
Inside Sentinel
W. P Walker
Outside Sentinel
Walter Graves
Julius Buckenheimer
Thomas Graves
G@ B Cantrel
Joseph Osborne
A J Smith
Andrew Jackson Councy No. 6
Lost on excursion two Baltimore girls found
Florence and Kate Dahl aged twelve and ten were picked up near the Baltimore and Ohio depot and sent to the House of Detention until their stepfather Samuel R Forrester retrieved them. They had been part of a party to Vienna Virginia and became separated en route home, told to alight at Washington on the return trip.
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Kate Dahl
Balmore
Baltimore and Ohio
Vienna
Washington
Baltimore
Horse Kicks Man in Wagon on Fifteenth Street
At about 10 yesterday morning Hisse Banks colored aged 35 of 2306 Highth street northwest was kicked by his horse while seated in his wagon at Fifteenth and W streets northwest. He was taken to Freedmen Hospital with a broken right leg.
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City Bulletins Negro Boys In Quarrel Wounds Reported
In a quarrel yesterday afternoon Joan Marshall a sixteen year old colored boy was slightly cut on the arm by Florida Brown another colored boy. Marshall was taken to Jeatington Asylum Hospital for treatment. Also a fight at 288 Theiers court northwest left Sybel Lynch who struck Philip Frye and Harriet Clark with a bottle. Frye and Clark were treated at Freedmen's Hospital and Lynch was taken to the Eighth Beechneek police station.
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Wlorida Brown
Marshall
Jeatington Asylum Hospital
Theiers Court
Sybel Lynch
Philip Frye
Harriett Clark
Frye
Freedmen's Hospital
Sych
Watermelons at the Seventh Street Wharf
Three boatloads of watermelons arrived at the Seventh Street wharf, consigned to A. Frank Evans. The fragment mentions Masters in Photo-Engraving Joyce Engraving Co and an ad for a Chicago Jever and water heaters. It ends with a Detroit Tribune quip about running automobiles and a mounted policeman.
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Joyce Engraving, Company
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Chicago
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