St Patrick's Academy Holds 1915 Commencement in Carroll Hall
The ninety-fifth annual exercises honored graduates of St Patrick's Academy with Rev Dr G A Dougherty delivering the commencement address. Prizes were awarded for essays and general excellence to named students, with special mentions for perfect attendance and a postgrad scholarship. An alumni reception followed in Carroll Hall.
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Catholic Unity
St. Patrick’s Academy
Academy
Carroll Hall
Tenth
Mgr
William T. Russell
St. Patrick’s Church
Welter Scott Mitchell
Virginia Byng Jones
St. Patrick's Church
Grammar School
Alice Wolf
Agnes Corkery
May McKeever
Merv Durkin
Mer. Russell
Maryland Day Committee
Thomas Kernan
Mgr. Russell
Eleanor Wilkinson
Dr. Stafford
Ralph Cusick
Dr. Stefford
Elizabeth Hayden
Russell Gradiouusly
Julia Kremer Kernan
John Victory
Mary O'Brien
Mary Durkin
Mary Ehuen
Asther Clements
Beatrice Swann
Bessie McGee
Marian Hurley
Louise Kirsch
Marie Ellott
Mary Grand
Elizabeth Degnan
Rose Jaillett
George Shank
Michael Chase
Joseph Reidy
Daniel Slattery
Abby Amy Ahern
Anna Margaret Theurer
May Loretta McKeever
Alice Marie Burke
Elton Hernion Byrnes
Elizabeth Margaret Dillon
Annette Marie Everett
Agnes Matilda Corkey
Kathleen Veronica Hull
Elsie Marie Peyton
Elizabeth Irene Spaula
Minnie Margaret McDonald
Effie Virginia
Bresnahan
Walter Scott Mitchell
Corneliua Algernon McLaren
James Werrenr Craven
Norman
Citizens Call for $1 Gifts to Reach July 4 Fund
The Independence Day Committee reported progress on funding for the city Fourth of July celebration. Audited reports show $399,423 on hand with other contributions expected to boost the total toward $2,000, and the finance committee urged each city family to give $1. Committee members discussed medal bids for athletic prizes, with C. E. Beckett as chairman, and Daniel J. Donovan coordinating playground programs. Key participants included John Poole, Rose P. Andrews, Judson C. Waliver, L. Whiting Hates, Odell 3. Smith, Henry Lansburgh, J. J. Bertram, and W. W. Everett.
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C. E. Beckett
Daniel J. Donovan
John Poole
Rose P. Andrews
Judson C. Walliver
L. Whiting Hates
Odell
Smith
Caveat filed over will of Charles Madés in District Supreme Court
Mrs. Wilhelmina McDermott, daughter of the late Charles Madés, filed a caveat in probate court claiming the February 28, 1908 will was obtained under undue influence. The document largely leaves real estate and securities to sons Charles B. and Frank Mades, with Mrs McDermott and others receiving varying shares or none. A collector of the estate is sought, and the hotel business at 300 Pennsylvania Avenue NW might be run by court designation or sold.
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Wilhelmina McDermott
Charles Madés
District Supreme Court
Alvin L. Newmyer
Charles Mades
Mades
Charles B. Maden
Frank Mades
Nicholas Mades
Louise Sue
Phillipina Springman
Charles Wein
Probate Court
Police News Notes From Washington Circle Murder Charge
Police report a 16 year old boy charged with murder by stabbing a 14 year old at a band concert near Washington circle. The Eighth precinct seeks a 17 year old for four false fire alarms. Various traffic and injury incidents are listed, including a harness theft, missing youths, and collisions involving mail and delivery wagons. A child was struck by a brick, a dog bite injured a boy, and a warehouse fire caused damage. A coroner's inquest is set for the fatal soldier strike near Fort Myer. Heat and collapse incidents affected workers and residents, with multiple hospital trips noted.
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Scott Stewart
Frank Branch
Washington Circle
Eighth Precinct
President Wilson Meets War Opponents From Women's Trade League
A White House visit by a National Womens Trade Union League delegation urged an embargo on war exports and opposed secret diplomacy. Miss Agnes Nestor of Chicago presented resolutions from 100000 working women resisting U S involvement in the European war and any armed action in Mexico.
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Mexico
Concert at the White House by Marine Band
This afternoon at five, the United States Marine Band conducts at the White House under director William H. Santelmann. The program includes Sousa Overture The Washington Post, Wagner The Star Spangled Banner, and selections from Boccaccio and Mandelasohn Grand March.
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William H. Santelmann
Waalongton Post
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Union Conventions Propose Citizenship Rule Against Aliens
Delegates at the fourteenth annual Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union convention adopted a resolution barring aliens from union membership unless they have declared intent to become citizens, with Canada exempted. The body also protested the Colorado mine strike murder conviction of John R. Lawson, and viewed harmony with machinists. An Annapolis visit and entertainment events were noted as the session closed.
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Roompvelt
N. J
Raleigh
John R. Lawson
United Mine Workers
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Government Printing Office
William H. Johnson
International Association of Machinists
United States
Canada
International Union
Washington
Annapolis
James S. Briggs
District Court News on Will of Marion G. Bureh and Damages Suit
The will of Marion G. Bureh dated August 24, 1911, leaves $1,000 to Camden Presbyterian Church and other sums to Cedar Rapids charities and relatives, with rest to Mary Hinkley Brockett John A. Bettis and Jessie Burch Webb. Executor named L. W. Anderson. Mary A. Waters sues Washington Railway and Electric Co. for $10,000 claiming injuries from a November 4, 1914 car incident on Eleventh Street Northwest.
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Presbyterian Church
Camden
Old Ladies
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Samuel B. Hinkley
Testatrix
Briggs T. Hinkley
Hinkley Place
Bruce
Celia Bettie
Mary Hinkley Brockett
John A. Bettis
Oak Hill Cemetery
Town
L B Hinkley
J. A. Bettis
Camden Cemetery Company
Samuel BR. Hinkley
District Supreme Court
W.C. Balderston
L. W. Anderson
Mary A. Waters
Andrew Wilson
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Eleventh Street
Eleventh and
Harvard Streets
Births reported list many interwar names and children
Birth notices show numerous couples with newborn girls and boys, naming families such as Thomas and Marthe Maloney Edward N and Sarah A Siac John H and Blanche B McCullough Clarence A and Hmelia Chiam Aloysius J and Katherine A George and Irenee Anguate Richard T and Mary J McKnew Laurel and Mery E Duval John W and Mary B Bird Joseph A and Emma M Smithson Harry E and Effie M Thompson George Frand Histon T Deesbee George Fanen Th Ys Frank J and Hattie OC Maxwell Sibert and Annie C Frock Gypraian and Charlesanna Colbert It and Nana Matthews Charios and Laura Dabner Henry and Adele Fisher.
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Thomas and
Marthe Maloney
Edward N
Sarah A
Siac
John H
Blanche B. McCullough
Clarence A
Hmelia Chiam
Aloysius J. Katherine A
George and
Irenee Anguate
Lawrence B
Maud I Maher
Richard T
Mary J McKnew
Laurel and
Mery E Duval
John W
Mary B. Bird
Joseph A
Emma M Smithson
Harry E
Effie M. Thompson
George Frand Histon T. Deesbee
Eorge Fanen Th
Frank J
Hattie OC
Maxwell
Sibert
Annie C. Frock
Gypraian
Charlesanna Colbert
Nana Matthews
Charios
Laura Dabner
Henry
Adele Fisher
Licensed to Marry Across Numerous Clerical Matches
A garbled OCR list shows multiple couples and clergy names including Walter Hills and Kathsyine Brauz, with references to Rev. H Berdeder and Louis Greenberg. Additional pairs mention Florence Sauber, Viola Fowble, George O Connor, and Lillian Goldman among Baltimore and Bridgeport connections.
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Walter I. Hills
Kathsyine M. Brauz
H. Berdeder
Louis Greenberg
Florence Sauber
Abram Simon
George O'Connor
Viola Fowble
John C. Balt i Tolias & Simon
Baltimore
Lillian Goldman
Louia Stern
Albert T. St .Clair
Ion Eos
Ant Alie
Basilio Lambrides
Deaths Reported In Regional Hospital Notices
Death notices list several individuals with ages and hospital affiliations including Hugh Hassan 76 at Government Hospital for the Insane and William Davis 51 at GalHoger Hospital. Also named are George Washington Of lark ? and Manzella Howard 78 of 738 Park Rd NW along with Charlotte Rich 51 and Matthews 55 from Washington Acyl HewiNe Hospital.
Washington high school teacher exams for color and white boards
Fifty applicants for Washington high school teaching positions were examined by boards of examiners for white and colored schools. Forty two applicants were white. Examinations occurred at Franklin School from 9 am to 4 30 pm. Palm Head Sults Cleaned for 1. Ladies Sport Coats 1. W H Fisher Expert Dyer and Cleaner. Donager will clean carpets bugs stored for summer nominal charge. Phone W 685. C A Muddiman Co offer gas rt lion 60e per month for 6 payments. Shaffer floral designs 900 14th uw. Chas Chaplin daily Virginia 006 9th st.
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Franklin
W.H. Fisher
Shaffer
14Th
Uw. Chas
Chaplin Dally
Virginia
9Th St
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