Friendly Hand Cat Shelter Formed In Washington
The first formal meeting of the Friendly Hand, a society protecting Washington cats, was held at the New Willard Hotel. Members discussed consolidating cat shelters, plans for future work, and funded the treasury at four dollars.
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The
Friendly Hand
Washington
New Willard Hotel
District of Columbia
Board of Commissioners
Friendly Hand Society
H. L. West
J. Dimmick
Algo
Mission Brought to Close at St Aloysine With Baptism Promises
Two thousand men and about fifteen hundred women attended the final mission services at St. Aloysius Church Northwest. Walter William J. Stanton led the Jesuit conductors with Rev. William Coyle and Rev. Francis S. Howle. The sermons followed St. Ignatius teachings. More than 200 non Catholics were present nightly.
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St. Aloysine
St. Aloysius’ Church
North Capitol Streets
Walter William J. Stanton
Society of Jesus
Willam Coyle
S.J
Francis
Howle
S. J
St. Ignatius
Jesuit
Orden
Captain Sawtelle Buried With Full Military Honors
Captain Charles G. Sawtelle Jr of the Eighth United States Cavalry died February 18 near DL A. Russell Wyoming and was buried at Arlington with full military honors. Services were at St Paul’s Church at 11, then a cavalry escort and band accompanied the funeral to the cemetery. Rev. Dr. Harding and Chaplain Charles C. Pierce conducted the rites. Taps sounded and a volley fired over the grave. Honorary pallbearers included six classmates: Maj. J. A. Rice, Capt. E. B. Cassett, Capt. George W. Cocell, Capt S. B. Schingler, and Mr. Honey.
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Charles G. Sawtelle, Jr
Eighth United Streea Cavalry
Ort
DL A. Russell
Wyo
Arlington
St. Paul's
Dr. Harding
Charles C. Pierce
Engineer Corps
J. A. Rice
Ordnante Department
E. B. Cassett
Thirteenth Cavalry
George W. Cocell
Twelfth Cavalry
S.B. Schingler
Sixth Infantry
Mr. Honey
New York
Campaign for Esperanto Aimed at U S Schools
President Roosevelt was approached about Esperanto the proposed universal language by Edmond Priyat representing the Esperanto Congress and the Universal Congress of Peace which met in Munich in September Privat was presented by Leo Vogel Swiss Minister. The vice president said he would review the papers outlining the benefits of Esperanto and a campaign to teach it in U S public schools.
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Roosevelt Esperanto
Edmond Priyat
Esperanto Congress
Universal Congress of Peace
Munich
Mc. Privat
Leo Vogel
Switzerland
United Stat
Kemp's Trial Delayed by Illness in Embezzlement Case
James Arthur emp charged with embezzling police funds will not be tried until March 46 after Julie Barnard District Supreme Court granted a postponement due to the defendant's illness. W Hayden attorney for the defendant appeared stating he is confined to bed. government prosecutor accepted the delay.
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James Arthur Emp
Police Department
Julie Barnard
District Supreme Court
Kemp
W. Hayden
Justice Barnard
Post Want Ads Are Free in The Post
Daily opportunity to use the Want Section of The Post reaching the people of Washington.
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Post
The
Washington
Washington Post
Will Build Fine Home On Sheridan Circle Lot
C Peyton Russell buys a large building site on Sheridan circle north side adjoining the palatial home of FS Keep. Rungell plans a hand income residence on a 55 by 109 foot lot totaling 5362 square feet for a little over five dollars per square foot. Senator Wetmore reportedly paid about 5.25 per square foot nearby. Mrs B Ervine sold a two story and cellar bay window Leaning house at 48 U street NW with 18 foot frontage. A G Waters buys 1106 Kenyon Street NW, a three story nine room colonial home in a row of five being completed, which Waters will occupy. Warren Cochran leaves Moora & Hill to join Boss & Phelps real estate.
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C. Peyton Russell
Sheridan Circle
FS Keep
Rungell
Potomac Realty Company
Westcott & Story
Robert F. Shepard
Senator Wetmore
Rhode Island
Massachusetts Avenue
U Street
A. G. Waters
Harry Wardman
Moore & Hill
Kenyon Street
Waters
Warren Cochran
Moora & Hill
Boss & Phelps
Hospital not to blame in fatal painter injury case
Justice Harlan said Garfield Hospital physicians properly treated Frank Mead after a scaffold collapse. The hospital staff faced pressure from the painters union and Central Labor Union as Mead, a union member, died. Chief resident Wayne Cowan described rapid admission and treatment, noting lack of emergency equipment and a policy to direct calls to police stations. A Building Trades Mechanics Council committee urged safer scaffolding laws and stronger enforcement to prevent future accidents.
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Garfield Hospital
Frank Mead
John M. Harlan
Hospital Board of Trustees
Painters’ Union
Mead
Central Labor Union
Wayne F. Cowan
Justice Harlan
Hugphat
Poliva
Building Trades Mechanics’ Council
Macfarland
Thomas McGilion
J. Bryan
John F. Harrity
Nat Sloan
Fashion Show At King's Palace Wow Fans In Spring Display
The annual spring fashion show at King's Palace drew large crowds despite poor weather. Hats featured range from Charlotte Corday bonnets to mushroom shapes with Oriental silks and elegant trims. Straw hats in many varieties, lace sailor styles, and luxurious plumes dominated, while colors and tailored dresses showcased high quality fabrics and pigments.
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King's Prince
King's Palace
Urges honor to Hamilton plan for monument
James Q. Howard argues for erecting a monument to Alexander Hamilton, praising his partnership with Washington. He highlights Hamilton as key writer of revolutionary strategy, architect of the U S Constitution, and founder of stable finance, urging the public to honor his legacy with a monument.
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Washington
Spring Millinery Display At Kann’s In New York
Hundreds viewed a Parisian and American hat display featuring up upward trims a high crowned hats and up rolling brims. The assortment included Les Grenadiers inspired turbans, nature like flowers and birds, new colors and rich silks, with elevated prices despite yesterday rain drawing many visitors.
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Parisien
America
Les Grenadiers
Julie Recamier
Mme. de Stael
Paris
Kann's
Negro Held Over for Grand Jury in Stabbing Case
Frederick Slaughter was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of assault after a fight at Twenty sixth Street and Pennay Avenue three weeks earlier. Richard Wallace was stabbed in the shoulder and treated at Emergency Hospital for ten days. Slaughter remained in jail in default of bond. The Barnaby road repair issue was raised by W. W. Price and residents, seeking gravel paving costing between 760 and 3,000, with the Commissioners to consider it.
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Frederick Slaughter
Richard Wallace
Hughes Court
Twenty-sixth Street
Pennay
van Ia Avenue
Wallace
Slaughter
Barnaby Road
W. W. Price
Alumni Chapter Organized at University Club Smoker
A smoker on Saturday evening at the University Club organized the Washington Alumni Chapter of Sigma. Officers named were President Marion Letcher of Alabama, Vice President Edson Bastin of Chicago, Secretary G. A. Johnson of Chicago, Treasurer Claude S. Parker of Michigan, and Sergeant-at-Arms A. B. Trundle of Washington and Lee University.
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Umni
University Club
Washington
Sigma
Marion Letcher
Unversity of Alabama
Edson
Bastin
University of Chicago
G. A. Johnson
Claude S. Parker
University of Michigan
Trundle
Washington and Lee University
Lent era city bulletins on food and ads in Post
City bulletins urge Lent compliant dining with Schneider Malt Bread touted as nourishing. Local eateries Callaghan Restaurant at 7th and Star offers New York steaks and seafood. Advertisements promote groceries, snacks, and holiday contests and investment notices, with suppliers Heurich beer and Edison items among offerings.
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Schneider
Callaghawn
7Th and & Star
New York
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Thia
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Sev Lore
Opticians
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the King Baker
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Horn Site
F St
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Library of Congress
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Kuppenheimer Clothing
PA. Ave
City Bulletins
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J.T. D. Pyles
Sunday Post
C. Upham
12Th Street
A. Muddiman & Co
Heurich’s
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Senate—brewery
Arinaton Bottling Company
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Burchell
N. W. Burchell
D. J. Kaufman
Atentleman
Elgin
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Selinger’s
Cravenette
Goodyear Raincoat CO
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Gh Carr
BELL
Sale
Victor E
ADLER
7Th Street
Mike
Astra Cares
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Tenth Street N. W
Uneeda
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Taaleta
O'Donnell
Erentiaes Baneste
St. NW
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