St John’s Ends Year At College Awarding Certificates
Rector Rev J H Cassidy lauds St Johns College as a site of Christian education as 68 students receive certificates of promotion in a Vermont avenue auditorium. The program features songs, recitations, and a Declaration of Independence recitation, with families present and a PTs preparatory class circus display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Johns College
Vermont Avenue
Joseph M Casaily
St Stephen's Church
Mfe
Washington
Lawrence Minstead
Paul Eugene Clements
the Angel
William McGrath Harlow
Eugene Joseph Auldridge
Leo Kearney Drury
Bernardo
Bay of Biscay
River Shannon
Robert Masterman
William Drury
Joyce McGinness
Francis Germnuller
Matthew Tighe
Chester Fannon
Warren Atchison
Plenty A Blandy
Cornelius Reidy Richardshea
Wiliam Kinsella
Francs Walsh
Bernard Benson
R Ellis Lammond
Thomas Keane
Henry Nash
Joseph Mwcginness
John Horrigan
William W Smith
Abner Drury
William Ad Aiy Magee Tourth
William de Lacy
Paul Clements
Raymond Madisan
Raimond Cannon
Cornelus Na
William ©. Hepburn
Kenneth Polk
James Joseph Waleh
Bernard G Mullin
Asouree W Roche
William McGrath
Harlow
Bernard L Bogan
Roy Booth
Lawrence C Milstead
Howard A. . Fannon
John Ditton Fitzgerald
Arthur F Railly
Mehile
Joseph P Rag Y
Raymond J Reilly
Herbert N Harvey
Michael J Lyons
John J Rhoades
Richard L Rvan
Maurice J
Keane
Bernard J Shahan
Banquet for Graduates at Gonzaga College
Graduating class of the high school department at Gonzaga College held their annual banquet at the New Fredonia last night due to the absence of class priest Father O Connell SJ. Toasts covered modern languages college theatricals athletics class spirit and other topics. Degrees diplomas and prizes will be conferred in Gonzaga College Hall at 8 pm Thursday.
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Gonzaga College
New Fredonia
Father O'Connel
S J
Morning SJ
John J O'Day
Francia Connolly
College Theatricals
Bernard Edmonds
A Ganey
B Shlesinger
T N. Gormly
David Nugent
John Delaney
J Shea
M Harding
Wiliam J Cullinan
Charles T Peck
Gonzaga College Hall
I Street
Saint Theresa's closes school ceremonies honor graduates
At Saint Theresa's in Anacostia religious services closed yesterday morning. Father Egan celebrated mass for students at 8 o'clock. After services, sisters and students returned to the school where diplomas and prizes were distributed. Graduates included Miss Loutre Coomes, Miss Rose Laver, Miss Pauline Williams, Miss Nora Breen, Miss Jennie Cat Joseph Whelan, and John and Samuel Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Theresa's
Washington Street
Anacostia
Rey Martin F Egan
Misa Loutre Coomes
Rose Laver
Misa Pauline Willams
Nora Breen
Jennie
Cat Joseph Whelan
John and
Samuel Taytor
Railway merger assured in wake of boardroom talks
Spartanburg witnesses a poised to close deal as Chemnaiwakyark Ohio Railport and Carolina Linchfield and Oto Railway near control. Key figures include Fawin Hawley Frank A Van derip President George W Stevens Vic Freardent Decatur Astell Frank Trum Dull and Db Warfield with local chatter of Chesapeake and Ohio potential takeover. Hawley dismisses rumors, noting search for final approvals and boardroom consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanised
Ostrange
Chemnaiwakyark
Ohio
Carolin
Oto
Spartanburg
Ounchfield
Fawin Hawley
Frank A van Derip
George W Stevens
Vic
Decatur Astell
Frank Trum Dull
Cedar Rapids Woman Seeks Taft Land Reversal
Mrs Johanna Buckning of Cedar Rapids Iowa 48 years old traveled to Washington to ask President Taft to restore lands she claimed to own in Iowa She was taken to the Washington Asylum Hospital for mental examination after a secret service officer refused access to the President She told officers she believed Taft would grant the request and asked to see him but was detained and later placed under observation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Secret Service
Washington Asylum
Taft
Mra
Johanna Buckning
White House
Esterday
James Sloan
Sloan
Dalrymple
Buckning
Government B street plan for federal buildings debated
Secretary MacVeagh told the Senate the plan for the State Justice and Commerce building cluster on the squares recently bought includes placing one building south of B street. The National Fine Arts Commission suggested this, with Treasury backing for required legislation. Land purchases totaled 220 parcels for 2,459,831 dollars. rent collected through June 9 amounted to 17,922 dollars from lessees across the sites including the Flo entine cafe, Cornwell estate, Chase's Theater, Grand Hotel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lution
MacVeagh
Senate
State, Justice, and Commerce and Labor Departments
B Street
National Fine Arts Commission
Treasury Department
Fouteenth Street
Floentine Cafe
Cornwell Estate
Duparquet
Huot & Moncuse Company
Chase's Theater
Grand Hotel
Fourteenth Street
White Oak Coal Company
The
Globe Printing Company
National Engraving Company
Panorama
Senator Heyburn
Strike Tightens Grip on Liner Shipping War
London reports claim a widening international shipping strike may start this week, though repeated assurances have failed to calm shipowners. At Southampton both the American Inner St Paul and the White Star steamer Olympic remain delayed as labor tensions persist, with faint signs of an amicable settlement possible tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brussels
Southampton
St Paul
Olympic
Yacht Virginia Floated Off Colorado Reefs
A wireless message from Morro Castle reports the yacht Virginia chartered by E C Benedict off New York was floated off the Colorado reefs this afternoon after grounding for nearly three weeks. Tugs have been trying to rescue the vessel since it ran aground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Morro Castle
Virgina
E C Benedict
New York
Colorado
Excursion and Temperance Field Day June 16
The Women's Christian Temperance Union of the District organizes a field day with a river outing ending in a moonlight trip to Indian Meade. A Sparta program is planned and the Liberty League temperance group will participate actively in athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. T. U
Women's Christian Temperance Union
River Siew
Indian Mead
Promam of Sparta
Tiberty League
Backs Col Garrard Strengthens Theft Charge
Major General F C Ainsworth releases statement detailing the handling of Private Frank Bloom papers and mental test failure. Investigation indicates papers moved between Adjutant General, Surgeon General, and General Staff from 1910 to 1911 with no unauthorized access cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Garrard
Frank Bloom
Fort Myer
F. C. Ainsworth
Joseph A Bloom
Col. Garrard
Bloom
Col Garrard
Taft
Sen Ainsworth
Adjutant General of the Army
Surgeon General's Office
Adjutant Generals Office
General Staff
Adjutant General's Office
Adjutant General
Col
Henry P McCain
Simon Wolf
Adautant General
Maj. Graves
Winds Tug At Magdeburg Aerial Race Field
Magdeburg hosts the end of the first leg of the national aviation circuit as Benno Koenig Felix Laitsch Bruno Buechner and Dr Oscar Wittenstein with passengers reach the city 76 miles from Berlin. Otto Lintpaimer arrived yesterday and Dr Wittenstein brings his wife as a passenger. Laitsch started eleven minutes before the time limit expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdeburg
Germany
Benno Koenig
Felix Lattech
Bruno Buechner
Oscar Wittenstein
Berlin
Otto Lintpaimter
Wittensteim
Laitsch
Hotels and Names Packed Across Cities in Abridged Directory
A dense OCR list shows travelers and residents across multiple cities including Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Kentuck y Maryland Massachusetts New York State Texas Virginia and West Virginia. The excerpt names individuals and households linked to hotels Willards Raleigh and other locales, with many couples and spouses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Phillips Robert F Keene
Ralleigh O B Davis
St James
Chicago
Ray Leonard Bronson
Willard W of Hille
Lola Hills
Elovitt
G W Hubbard
Raleigh
New York City
W Tindger
Jennie L Christ
Willard
Togersof
Harry Budwig Epbitt
A Roth
Wilson
Raleigt
Philadelphia
Ie Burnet
Willard MR
da Coster
C_ Richardson
Russell D
Anight
A Wright
Batley Samiel
Riekel Raleigh Pitbborg
Lear
Affrelden
J. Farmer
Kentucky
Jo Lo Manning Woodford
Spears
T Murter
Maryland
Howard Hutchins
Joseph F
Paty
Sinle
Willem Ho
Kengai
Ebvitt
John Low
Kaufman
Sith
Rubens
Brokaw
Robert S King J
H Kelly
Albert Lev
Worts
Thompeop
Alto
D Newman
Rallat
Stuart Wo
Newmans
Jarry
Kirck
Wills
Labor Men Meet AFL Executive Council Session Opens
The annual session of the American Federation of Labor executive council opened at Headquarters in the Quray building Washington with most members present except Valentine and Hayes. The council will meet daily for ten days and hold a night session before closing. Officials said no public business was transacted on opening day. The labor delegation in Congress and leaders Gompers Mitchell Morrison were to be honored guests at the flag day banquet tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Labor
Quray Building
Eighth
Nothwest
Frank Moriaon
Valentine
Hayes
Central Labor Union
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Congress
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
Diatrict of Columbia
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
James M Johnston
L. Phillips
Thomas Brown
I. E. Shoemaker
Shas R. Edmonston
Surr
N. Edwards
Herbert A Gil
Honors for Business High School Athletes Banquet
Principal Davis addresses the athletes at the annual Business High School banquet and dance held in the school basement. He argues student government in high school is limited to disciplinary matters, with faculty oversight and insignia awards replacing prior prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faculty of Business High School
Allen Davis
University of California
Davis
University of Virginia
Charles Hart
Miss Baker
Nash
Misa Purcell
Zupnik
Athletic Association
Dodge
Wood
Flax
Burley
Hunterman
Bridget
Shore
Burdette
Knight
Hart
Black
Dillon
Speare
Boernstein
Torch
Detrich
Warthem
Rathbone
Business High School
A. M. Phillips
G. Mann
E. Mann
Guilford
Sxoontz
Barnes
Lithgow
Lang
Matter
Schmid
Hoover
Clark
Purcell
Browning
Farrar
Finch
Marsden
Lawson
Martin
Robbing
Albright
White
Weed
Richards
Moore
Wilson
Molineau
Dylon
Morgan
Gordon
Ford
France Denies Morocco Occupation Report as Missionary Reaches Fez
Paris denial states France will not inform powers about El Arish occupation and will negotiate with Spain. Gen Motner’s column arrives Mequinez after a hard march. Mulai El Zin surrenders with promise of no harm. Victor Swanson arrives Fez safely. George Reed’s whereabouts unknown amid tribal attacks and a Berber chief’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Algeciras
Spain
El-Arish
Morocco
Foreign Office
Mequinez
Tangier
Motner
Fez
Mulai-El-Zin
Victor Swanson
Arborville
Nebr
Gospel Missionary Union
Kansas City
Sefroo
George C. Reed
Weeping Water
The
Gospel Union
Reed
Lutherans face split over money spent on home missions
At the general synod session at Luther Place Memorial Church, Rev H L Yarger condemned South American missions as wasteful after three years with two Buenos Aires chapels and 124 in Sunday school attendance. He urged curtailment while North Dakota work shows faster gains. A committee will decide if missions should continue and if the synod has power to order discontinut ion. Aging pastors’ stipend and church extension allocations were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Akely
General Synod
South America
Luther Place Memorial Church
H. L. Yarger
Church Extension Board
Yarger
United States
Europe
Fieht
Czar’s Sleuths Alex and Ivan Visit Washington Hopes for Clue
Russian imperial secret service detectives Alex and Ivan arrive in Washington to pursue the Royal Pearl Necklace theft. They travel by ship and rail, signaling allies in New Orleans while local authorities seek credible leads amid lack of official notification from the czar’s embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cage
Washington
New Orleans
Alex ‘Rogott
Ivan Arvak
Nicholas
Russias
America
Czarina
Alex
Ivan
Sherlock Holmes
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Maj. Sylvester
Inspector Boardman
Union Station
Pastor Guilty of Slaying Five-Year Sentence
Huntington West Virginia June 12 Rev William Gerry found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of Clarence Ford a wealthy Kentucky timber owner Gerry alleged to be a squatter on land Ford had timber rights Gerry sentenced to five years in prison for the fatal shooting The case centered on a land dispute and Ford attempting to cut timber near the minister’s location
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gerry
Clarence Ford
Huntington
W. Va
Kentucky
Gerry
Ford
Woman of 66 Ends Life at Pecktonville
Mrs Amanda Beard 66, despondent over illness, drank Paris green solution and died. She lived with daughter Mrs William Reed near Pecktonville. Found near death by her daughter and died soon after. Body to be taken to Sharpsburg for interment. Survived by one daughter. Special to The Washington Post from Hagerstown Md June 12.
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Amanda Beard
Washington Po
Hagerstown
William Reed
Pecktonville
Beard
Reed
Fourth of July Celebration Committees Meet at Fort Bunker Hill Site
A meeting of committees for the Proposed Fourth of July celebration on the Fort Bunker Hill site in University Heights was held at C. P. Judge’s Quincy street home. Representatives from Brookland Citizens Association University Heights Citizens Association and area residents attended to assign chairs for Finance Program Athletics Fireworks Grounds Decorations Music Refreshments Police and Fire Protection and Lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bunker Hill
University Heights
C. P. Judge
Quincy Street
Brookland Ciizens
Unversity Heights Citizens Association
A. J. Doeing
B. C. Hutchingson
L. R. Wilson
M. M McLean
Les R
City probes taxes inquiry fails over $5000 junket plan
The House debated a $5000 District inquiry into tax assessment and public service corporations but defeated outside-District funding. Members argued about need and cost while no specific wrongdoing was shown, and the measure was limited to non-junket use with strict controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hpouse
Committee of Accounts
Shackleford
Washington
Campbell
Missouri
Mann
Macon
Francis Burton Harrison
Edwards
Georgia
Lobeck
Nebraska
Man asks police to arrest him amid mental distress
Morris Friedenberg a Walked into the Sixth precinct and asked to be arrested fearing he might harm himself or friends He was taken to Washingtonia Hospital for examination He said he assaulted his life recently and injured her and feared revealing the assault Police will delay trial until physicians report Friedenberg claimed his store was robbed though police found no entry His wife Mia suffered fractured ribs after a fall in their home Temperatures Open Crnes chair scene noted Special report from Alver Bufleton Washington Post Harness Ferry Woota June 1 cloudy conditions on Potomac and Shenandoahs rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Friedenberg
Second Street
Sixth Precinct
Friedenberg
Mny
Washingtonia Hospital
Treip
Mia Friedenberg
Crnes
Washington Post
Cape Charles
A. Clyde Bull
Virginia
Weather Summary From U S Bureau Reports Monday
An extensive low pressure area over the Great Lakes brings general rains and changes to cooler temperatures across the middle Atlantic Ohio valleys and lake regions. Showers cover the south Atlantic states Montana and upper Mississippi with fair conditions elsewhere. Temperature shifts to cooler in the central and eastern states with warming expected for gulf and Pacific coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Great Lakes
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
South Atlantic
Montana
Missssippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi
Ohio
Eastern States
Gulf States
Pacific Slope
Pacifc
New Eagland States
Plaine States
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Upper Lake
Gulf
Inner Lakes
Upper Lakes
European
Grand Banks
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ST. John's
J. H. Cassidy
St. Stephen’s Church
Aveidence
Gonzaga College High School
ST. Theresa's
Anacostia School
WasningTon Post
Duly
Clitu
Carona
Clinchfield
Oho
Seaboard
Senate Fine Arts
St. Paul
Reef
Wireless
E. C. Benedict
Cuban
Firestone
Columbus
Probey’s
Wisconsin
Ainsworth
Gen. Ainsworth
American Federatio
Principal Davis
Hunyadi
Janos
Synod
Flan TQ
House
Alver Bufletin
Woota
Potomac and
Shenandoas Rivera
Raln- Mar
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Mass
Buffalo, Noy
Cincinnati
Cheyenne Iowa
Davenport
Denver
Colo Des Moines
Galveston
Texo
Helena Mott
Indianapalie Ind
St Louis Mo
St Paul Mann
San Francisc
Cal
Springfeld
Tacoma
Tampa Fla
Ca Oy
Toledo
Chi
Vicksburg
Ysse
Lew
Messaline Silk
Copenhagen
DROOP
Steinway
LESCO
Lang’s
Seventh St
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wilson & Mayers
G Street
Christain Xander
Family Quality House
7Th St
Onley
Householder
Richmond
R A Robinson
South Richmond
Ashington Gas Light CO
Tenth Street N. W
Offich
Seventeenth Street
Washington DC
Secretary of War
Potomac River
Aqueduct Bridge
Twenty-sixth Street
W. C. Langfitt
Jer
Rufus H. Darby Printing Co
St. N.W
Ballentine
Newark
Shoemaker Co
Milburn, Heister & GO
Architects
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F St.aw
Seciasa
Brgn
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