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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1912

Page

5

New Bible Read Revealed to Boy in 1802

A boy in 1802 purportedly received a revelation of a "New Bible" from spirits named Maxamen and Varuna. The article describes the writing of this text on stone tablets and its claims that creation predates Eden by 1300 years, with further narratives about Noah, Adam, and the Genesis account. The story notes the materials were dictated over several days at a house on Eighth Street Northwest, with spirits guiding the boy’s typewriter and the process continuing through generations.

Adam Fenns Hall Eighth Street Northweat Topton Rainbow Bos Trilla South Carolina Leach Moasa Anl Joshua Max Euphrates Ruth Amerika Vahor Maxamen Hearuna Varuna Angel Gabriel Mesiaua Indruna Aoa Africa Masamen Khows

American teachers chosen to aid Philippine schools

More than one hundred teachers have been selected by the War Department to serve in the Philippine Islands to advance the American public school system there. They will sail from San Francisco in a few days.

War Department Islands Philippine Islands San Francisco

Plan Hotel Strike Union Forms After Met With Demands

The gathering urged unity and backing for a possible strike. Over 200 waiters joined the union as talks cited New York grievances and a push for arbitration. A committee prepared an ultimatum with aims including $10 weekly wages, an eight hour day, a rest day weekly, overtime pay, standardized buss boy wages, and improved working conditions. The next meeting scheduled to gain more registrations.

Ditumatum Ig Buss Bois Tihe Hotel Kavanaugh New York Joseph Elster Paul Kavanaugh International Seneva Association John Jahornek International Geneva Association Frank Viel Albert Anech Tel Tomorow Jahornek Joseph Zierhut China

Rush to Join Hotel Union as Managers Recruit Strikebreakers

New York June 2 International Hotel Workers Union moved quickly to recruit hundreds of new members and strikebreakers including women as it announced it would fight to the last ditch. Officials said letters from waiters and chefs poured in from nearby cities with many ready to join or strike if needed.

New York International Hotel Workers Union Tne Iouler Wichengs Mana B13 Birla Motherlands Foy Bay Fmone Sivarre New Meston Pabst Harlem

Lost boy Frankie Pennan found wandering near home

A ten year old boy named Frankie Pennan or Phan wandered from his home at 613 M Street Southwest and was found barefoot near 6 PM yesterday. He was picked up by a patrolman and later released to foster parents Mr and Mrs James Jackson at 126 Seventh Street Southwest, and then missing again within 24 hours.

M Street Jamey Odonnell Frankie Pennan Phan James Jackson Seventh Street

Law Degrees for 109 Win Medals and Prizes at National Univ

The forty third annual commencement of the National University Law School honored 109 graduates at the New National Theater. Speaker Rep Arthur W Kopp of Wisconsin urged lawyers to uphold law amid social and economic unrest and cautioned against helping clients evade statutes. The Rev Edward Marshall Mott delivered the baccalaureate sermon, and the United States Marine Band performed as prizes were awarded for excellence across post graduate and senior classes.

National Theater National University Law School Eugene Carus Arthur W Kopp Wisconsin Edward Marshall Mott Church of the Advent Samuel H Woodrow First Congregational Church United States Marine Band W H Santelmann

Unmatched DC Store Sale Drives Deep Discounts and Daily Additions

A DC retailer announces a sweeping sale to clear inventory before renovations. Prices are cut dramatically across all item sizes, with new lots added daily and a promise that every item will be sold. Watch daily announcements for the greatest bargains yet and plan early purchases.

List of Bachelor of Laws holders with multiple names and residencies

A long OCR list names many individuals with varied locations from New York to Porto Rico and Alabama. Individuals include Raymond Westhorpe Smith of New York and Eugene Clarence Taylor of Albemarle Virginia with numerous others across Washington DC, Illinois, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, and beyond. The passage appears as a catalog of law degree holders and addresses, lacking a cohesive narrative or single event.

Charles Beyer Topeka Eugene C Bramaton Stephenville Texohn Jarvis Butler Flandreau Dak Reuben Rothmacn Chance Albert Eliott Gorham Jacksonville Fla Harry Lewis Gould District of Columbia Chase Carpenter Gove Lincoln Sebr Ambrose Lewis Kearney Keir Guy HE Matheson Roscommon Mieh James May Ashland Clarence Boxer Mendenhall Westchester Roger O Dennell Buffalo Andrew Alexander Ormsby Peigit Mich Herbert R_ Orr Raymond Westhorpe_ Smith New York Edward E Springer Plymouth Mich Joseph Stein Eugene Clarence Taylor Albermarte Va Ira Christy Whitacre Everett Ham Harrison Morton Brooks William Lawrence Davis Robert Roberts Logan Utah Clifford A Rowley Topeka Kans Raymond Westhorpe Smith Albemarle

Howard Graduation Sermon Highlights Leadership and Uplift

The Rev Dr Huckle of Baltimore preached the Howard University baccalaureate at Rankly Memorial Chapel. John Mott, founder of the Negro YMCA, addressed graduates as a long list of Degree and Diploma recipients were named. Mott urged training well equipped leaders for truth, service, and uplifting humanity.

Huckle Baltimore Rankly Memorial Chapel Howard University John Mott Negro Ymca College of Arts and Sciences Waldo Alexander James Allen Howard Brooks Moses Clayborne Christopher C Cooke David A Davis Sarah Agnes Davis Denma Forbes William Gilbert Geraldine PB Green Clarence A Hays Marlon T Higgs Juanita P Howard John Russell Hunt Benjamin H Locke Warren H Logan Joseph H Martin Thomas B Neely E Peace William Henry Pleasants Nelle Quander Beatrice Richardson Louis H Russell Charles S_ Sedgewick Eliza P Shippen Minne Smith Florence L Swann Clayton Terry Charles Washington Edgar P Westmoreland Clarence G Wilson Teachers College Connor Virginia Union University Jean Hamilton University of Pittsburgh J Mund Fred Ke D Anderson Edna WU Cook Perry Henry Vivian E Johnson Luther ¢ Mitchell George H Mowbray Paul F Mowbray Ernest E E Teace Anna I Robinson Lilien Thomas Augustua Fletcher Harold Stuart Gloster Denham Darfield Hall Curtis Thomas Hayden Herman Houghton James Thomas Edward Jones George Bernard Key William Frank Montgomery Wendell Holmes Tyler Thomas Rudolf Vickers John James Williams Reginald Osterly Williams Dr Mott

Convent Alumnae to Meet Tomorrow in Georgetown

The Georgetown Convent alumnae association to hold its annual meeting tomorrow morning at the convent. At 2 pm the sisters will host luncheon with responses to toasts from Mrs M M Cunliff Brookline Mass Mrs Norton Tucker Seattle Mr Frederick Stegmire Salt Lake City and Mrs B Mathews local resident. After the meeting the group and sisters begin a three day spiritual retreat.

Georgetown M M Cunliff

Sermon at GWU baccalaureate by Rev Woodrow

The 1912 George Washington University class held a baccalaureate service yesterday at First Congregational Church. Rev Samuel Woodrow preached on The Cosmic Consciousness of Jesus with graduates in academic gowns present. Rear Admiral Charles H Stockton, university president, spoke from the platform with Woodrow. Also noted: a new fast train from Washington at 6:30 pm to Cincinnati and the West with 1 pm and 10:10 pm departures offering sleeping and dining car service.

Mosea Poe Ron Lorre Osim Rainbow Moonline Washington George Washington University Samuel Woodrow First Congregational Church Jesus Charies H ‘@tockton Woodrow Cheanpeake & Obiney Cincinnati

Auto Maps a Route Dusty Ride of 140 Miles

Pathfinding crew covered 140 miles from Washington to Hagerstown aboard a touring car led by C C Campbell. Scenic, good roads with historic towns like Frederick, Hagerstown, Chambersburg and Gettysburg area noted. They plan to reach Philadelphia by 3 PM today after a dawn start from Washington.

Harrisburg Washington Paty C C Campbell United States Blue Ridge Frederick Hagerstown Chambersburg Shippensburg Mechanicsburg Gettysburg Campbell Philadelphia Pathfinders Leroy Mark Touring Club of America Rudolf Gase Automobile Club of Washington Gordon Cowie Corthe Cole S & Grogan Firestone Company Reading Allentown Wiliam Ulman Harry A Ward Howard Fisk Campbell Tom Bradfield Washington Post

Dr Williams Joins Church After Vindication

The Rev Gilbert F Williams, an Episcopal clergyman reinstated after fourteen years, attended the 11 o'clock service at the Episcopal Church of the Advent with his wife. Rector Rev Edward M Mott confirmed support, noting Williams' long-standing faith and patient stance during his suspension. Williams was welcomed as a reinstated minister.

Gilbert F Williams Harding Episcopal Church U and Second Streets Williams Edward M Mott Mott Mr Williams

James Wheeler Dead Washington Deputy Revenue Official

James Wheeler deputy internal revenue commissioner for the Washington district died at his home at 1340 Irving Street Northwest yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock after a brief illness He was 68 years old and had lived in Washington for twelve years Funeral services are set for Wednesday with interment in Arlington Cemetery He was born in Tecumseh Michigan in 1823 and served in the Federal army at the outbreak of the Civil War He joined the internal revenue service after the war and remained until his death He is survived by his wife and seven daughters.

James Wheeler Internal Revenue Washington District Irving Street Wheeler Washington Arlington Cemetery Tecumseh Mid Internal Revenue Service

Mrs Hodges, Missionary, in Critical Condition at Home

Mrs M A Hodges, superintendent of the Lenthall Home for Widows at 618 Nineteenth Street Northwest, is critically ill with a heart attack suffered three weeks ago. Physicians have slight hope for recovery as she has slowly declined during three decades of missionary work.

M. A Hodges Mery A Hodges Lenthall Home For Nineteenth Street Crit

To Show Scandinavian Art in Christiania Mass Friday

American art critic Christian Brinton arrives to organize a Scandinavian art exhibit in the United States. He outlines plans to select pictures from Norway Sweden and Denmark for the display, aiming to showcase Nordic artistic work in the U S market.

Christiania Christian Brinton United States Norway Sweden Denmark

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