They Become Doctors at Georgetown Fifty-Seventh Commencement
Dr Samuel S Adams addressed Georgetown University School of Medicine and Dental Department graduates in Gaston Hall last night urging greater public involvement. Twenty medical degrees and six dental degrees were conferred. appointments to internships at city hospitals were announced amid applause.
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School of Medicine and Dentistry
Georgetown University
Samuel S. Adams
School of Medicine
Gorgetown University
Gaston Hall
Svere
David Hillhouse Buel
John Ambrose Foote
Pennsylvania
Festus Joseph Née
Massachusetts
Joseph Tabor Johnson
Georgetown University Hospital
Hafael Lopez Nussa
Porto Rico
James Alonzo Gannon
New York
Lawrence
Michael Drennan
Virginia
Garfield Hospital
Julian Chew’ Bigckistone
J. Russel Verbrycke, Jr
Albert Ego Craic
District of Columbia
Providence Hospital
Joseph Harry Collins
Joseph Edward Bastion
Lancaster Hosital
Urban Henry Raelt
Albert Frantia Mulvanity
New Hampshire
James Frangis O'Hara
Frederick Reach Burke
Michigan
William Patrick Kirby
Given Addison Light
Pennsylvanexander
Funeral for Col Edwin B Hay at St Paul's Church
Funeral services for Col Edwin Barrett Hay are set for 3 pm at St Pauls Episcopal Church on Twenty third Street near Washington Circle with Rev Alfred Harding officiating. Elks will hold a 2:20 pm tribute at the Hay home, Gridiron Quartet to sing two hymns. Pallbearers include representatives from Blue Lodge Vestry of St Pauls, Old Fellows, Gridiron Club, and Riks Tuera with no honorary pallbearers. Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery with Odd Fellows Grand Master A W Bradford officiating. Club tributes praise Hay for seventeen years of service and friendship. Members of the Gridiron Club will escort the body to the church.
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Edwin Barrett Hay
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Twenty-Third ‘Street
Washington Circle
Alfred Harding
Lodge of Elks
Hay Residence
Corcoran Street
Gridiron
Beacon Lodge
Joseph H. Bague
P. G
Col. Hay
District Supreme Court
Police Court
Gridiron Club
Associated Press
Roember
Gantal
Bose
Fearn
P. V. de Gray
Lub
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Aude
Twoane Earore
W. J. la Sarre
Bes Pater Beavon Lodge
No. 15
Chisholm
Gran
Giana “Lodge U
Pees
Beheaded by a Train in Maryland Tragedy
Eight year old Dominic Fuldo stepped aside to avoid a slowly moving work train at Kensington Maryland and was instantly killed when his head was severed by a Baltimore and Ohio fast express. His remains were brought to Baltimore for an inquest to be held today at the city morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic Fuldo
Kensington
Silence Auto Horns Law District Enforcement
District targets loud car horns with a forthcoming amendment drafted by the corporation counsel. The new regulation will be strictly enforced, with police expecting smooth enforcement. Drivers concede many horns are a nuisance, and compliance is anticipated.
New York Firm Wins Contract for New Office Building Design
W B Hibbs & Co to design a ten story copper dome office building with a 37.5 by 100 foot lot between the National Savings and Swartzell firms. Brace Price De Sibour to provide Washington studio. Total investment over 350000. Plans show a marble lobby, two rapid elevators, and a bank and brokerage complex occupying the first floor. Working plans in ten days, construction to begin in thirty, completion expected next year.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
ThanakSadide
Stomna
Brace, Price & de Sibour
Washington
Bulding
Fidors
Hibbs and Company
National Sate Déposit, Savings,and ‘Trust
Swartzell
Rheem & Hensey Company
Missionaries Conference Considers Seminary in U S
The first regular session of the Conference of Missionaries met at McMahon Hall Catholic University attended by Franciscans Dominicans Jesuits and local clergy. Papers on missionary work including English-speaking priests and need for training were read with a proposal to fund a seminary in the United States receiving strong applause.
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United States
Conference of Missionaries
McMahon Hall
Catholic University
Fulds
Father Brown
Bush
St. Paul
Father Finn
Lands
Ray. FT. McCarthy
Walter Elliott
Lisbenfoer‘cher
St. Mary's Seminary
Cedar Point
South
Father Oamund
Alabama
America
Father Duffy
Josephite
Foreign Missions
James Antony’ Walsh
Walter Billott
Society For the Proparation of the
A. P. Doyle
New York
Thomas F. Cusack
Walter Hiigtt
William F. Downey
Francs Reley
City Gen William F Barry Garrison muster for membership
The city will hold a special muster night to elect candidates for the Gen William F Barry Garrison union membership. Among those listed is Hon John A T Hull former captain US Volunteers. Pl ades Ryan five years old was run over by a horse and wagon nearby Kai street and bruised on head.
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William F. Barry Garrison
Army and Wavy Union
United States
John A.T. Hull
United States Volunteers
Plades Ryan
Morthwast
McKinley Manual Training
New Register Takes Oath of Office in Treasury
William J. Vernon of Kansas, the African American appointee by President Roosevelt to succeed Judson W. Lyon as register of the Treasury, yesterday took the oath and began his official duties.
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New Register
William ‘J. Vernon
Kansas
Roosevelt
Judson W. Lyon
Register of the Treasury
Angle Sam Takes Appeal in Holloran Murder Case
Justice Barnard sustained a demurrer in the Holloran murder case and an appeal was noted by the United States attorney. Grand jury had indicted Charles Hyans and Barry O’Donnell for first degree murder and robbery in the February 1 killing. The court ruled that an attempted crime must be punishable by penitentiary imprisonment, making the murder charge invalid as framed. trial postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuatice Barnard
United States
Charles KR. Hyans
Barry J. O'Donnell
Maurice J. Holloran
Holloran
Thomas C. Taylor
Barnard
McMichael pupils recital ends with roses for organist
A large audience attended the McMichael pupils recital. At the close Mrs. McMichael, organist of the church, received a huge bouquet of roses from the choir. The Kimball Quartet performed, comprising Mrs. McMichael Miss Chenowith Dr. McMichael and Mr Jimpall.
Woman Blamed For Arrest In Forgery Case
Charles Provost aged nineteen faces a forgery charge for cashing two checks totaling eighty seven dollars. Police allege he sought money to win a woman’s affection, using funds from checks drawn on C B Wise and two merchants. He was arrested after being found with the money. A concert at Capitol grounds by the Marine Band was scheduled for this afternoon at six.
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Charles Provost
C. B. Wise
Provost
PB. Weller
Thomas W. Rosé
Beyth Street
C. 3
Wise
Waller's
Roge
Weller
Weéden
Burlingame
Helan
Eight Hour Day Dominates Labor Convention Speakers
At the AFL gathering in Toronto the eight hour day is pressed as essential, with Gompers criticizing unnamed Congressmen and promising a ballot threat if petitions are ignored. Reports show finances, a San Francisco relief gift, and calls for disciplined, honest organizers, while delegates from Printing, Garment, and related unions are welcomed.
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Phe
Robart Glockling
Toronto
Canada
Pragidénii
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Gessio
San Francisco
Columbia Theater
Wiliam C. Connor
Samuel Gompers
America Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Charles P. Neill
Rodenberg
Illinois
Welchinal Sey Macfailand
Mactailand
Algo
Edward’ E. Randall
the International
Samuel Landers
United Garment’ Workers" of America
U. V
Commission
Gor Immigration
James L. Peenky
Union
Mon
Tainéq
Lina -Park
Weather Forecast Highlights Storms and Warm Spells Across Regions
Weather Bureau report describes southern storm activity and lingering showers in the central Rockies and Northwest. High easterly winds affect the South Atlantic to New England with warmer temperatures inland. central and northern areas expect rain midweek and drier conditions later.
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Washington
Tweedey
Congty
Wits Co Shades
Dotonatty
Atlantia
Charleston
Jupiter
North Pacific
Breanne
AldaUlo
Tennessee
Rocky Mountain
Alfdie
Norhern
Lisno' Rayon
Mis
Thursany
South Atlantic
New England
Esast
Middle Atlantic
Atlantis
Nouthiogat
Taviiziak
Florida
Hurst
Gulf
Woutheagh
Soamers
Wednenteg
Atlante
Onipersiures
Ewiya
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Odd Fellows
St. Paw’s
Boy
Corporation Counsel
Nwaraperighye
W. B. W.B. Hibbs. G CO
15Th ST
W. B. Hibbs
Clinedinat
Tanie Hood
ANGLE
Justice Barnard
Fide
M'Michael
First Baptist
Hola
Tna
Capitol Grounds
Bookbinders
Gampers
American Federation of Labor
Eegislaioma
Organ
Abor
China
Japan
Peter Grogan
Sorosts
Sorosis
Old Colony
Europe
OLD Colony CO
H St. NW
Raln
Aaheville
Atinota
Atlantic
March
N. Dak
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cid Egonn
Davenport
Love
Denver
Colo
Maifes
Towa
Galveston
Tex
U Helens
Mont A
Tadtenapolis
Ind
Taekaonville
Kantay City
Little Rock
Ari
Marquette
Wich
His
Tena
York
North Platts
Orabe
Lake
City
Pau
Wickaborg
The
American Ice Co
Security Storage Company
Storage Department
American Security, and Trust Co
Fifteenth Street
Steinway and Cther
Pennsylvania Ave
Colman’s
Atlantic & Pacific
Cox
Wilkens
Wilkens-Sheiry Printing Co
Sis
Christian Xander
Gay
7Th St. Mare
Tharp
Berkeley
F St.n.w
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