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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1907

Page

33

Fire Wrecks Harvard Laundry on Ninth Street NW

Firefighters found traces of oil in water from the blaze at the Harvard laundry at Ninth Street North West. The $10,000 to $12,000 loss includes customer linen and laundry company property, with $6,000 in building damage and $2,500 insured on machinery. Fire officials suspect arson as investigators, led by Fire Marshal T W Nicholson, prepare a report.

Harvard Ninth Street Intendiaries T. W. Nicholson Richard Anderasn Ninth Wagner Belt T. H. Marshall Charles J. Bogan & Co

Applied Doctrine of Aid in Central Union Mission Talk

Representative James C. Lloyd of Missouri urged living for others through Christian service at a Central Union Mission address. He argued Christianity owes country success to Bible teachings and illustrated his point with Bible stories. Afterward he helped a distressed man he spoke with, giving him money. The service was conducted by Clayton E. Emig with Brown and Proudfoot contributing music and a string orchestra.

James C. Lloyd Missouri Central Union Mission Lloyd Miss Proudfoot

Record Crowds See Corcoran Salon Opening in D C

Five thousand view paintings as 6 00 attendees pass through Corcoran Art Gallery for the first American salon. Since February 6 total attendance reaches 46 191. Free admission Tuesday Thursday Friday. daily hours vary with Sunday open 2 pm to 6 pm. Gallery closes March 11 for removal and restoration. President and Mrs Roosevelt among notable visitors.

Corcoran Art Gallery Roosevelt

Funeral for Andrew Lauxman at 2 P M in city

Andrew Lauxman fifty seven died Friday after a month long illness. funeral from 1524 Gales Street Northeast at 2 PM this afternoon. Survived by wife Julia A Lauxman and two sons Edward and John. Also notes floral tributes and previous funeral details for Johanna Mahoney with mass and Mount Olivet interment. Six nephews listed as pallbearers.

Andrew Lauxmen North Capitol Streets Gales Street Lauxman Julia A. Lauxman Edward John Lauxman Johanna Mahoney Patrick Mahoney EK Street St. Dominic’s Catholic Church J. B. Hagerty Mount Olivet P Doody D. Doody W. Berry Sity An Tana D. H. Barry Martinsburg

Mitchell Urges Broader Humanity at YMCA Meeting

Richmond College president Dr. S S Mitchell urged a broader humane view of humanity in a talk on Jesus method for building a kingdom. He highlighted Jesus as a minister to the lowly and called for thrift, truth, personal influence and mercy as key measures of modern life.

S&s Mitchell Richmond College Richmond Young Man’s Christian Association Jesus J. B. Clayton Washington Association

Korea Rich in Promise by Missionary Gale at Covenant Church

Dr James A Gale spent eighteen years in Korea and spoke on the nation’s promise. He favored Japan in guns and organization, China in numbers and commerce, Korea struggling yet resilient under humiliation, citing a Korean governess now in St Petersburg. In Ping Yang churches have grown from none to 2000 worshipers, with native teachers traveling throughout the year and funding Bible study classes locally.

James A. Gale Korea Church of the Covenant Gale Japan China Hermit Empire Crown Washington Constantine St. Petersburg Ping Yang

Home Life Theme At Hamline Church Meeting

A Washington Home Culture Union session at Hamline Methodist Church discussed duties of men and women in the home. Dr C E Gilbert urged religion as essential to man and home harmony while Mrs G T Smallwood highlighted women as teachers and guides shaping child character and family life. Judge George W Atkins presided and opened with remarks on the Christian home. Washington a Moral Town.

Home Culture Union Hamline Gibert Mrs. Smallwood Washington

Salvation Army Officer Compares Capital With Other Cities

Maj Andrew Crawford of Portland Oregon assisted by Mrs Crawford led the Salvation Army service at its ball on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest Washington last night. He is inspecting departments in major cities and spoke on the religious condition of cities in his province noting Washington’s morals compare favorably with any city in the Union. Mrs Crawford sang several solos and Adjt Quirk praised local supporters amid a brief program by the local officers.

Andrew Crawford Portland Crawford Salvation Army Pennsylvania Avenue Washington Maj Adjt Quirk United States Focal Branch

President Joins Riflemen and Supports National Rifle Association

President Roosevelt becomes a member of the National Rifle Association of America by paying 25 dollars for life membership. Gen James A Drain of New York, president of the association, writes that the group promotes rifle practice and offers school instruction. The President replies with his check and a letter of approval, praising the NRA’s work and urging continued effort nationwide.

Gen. Crain Organization Roosevelt National Rifle Associaton of America James A. Drain New York Association Broadway Drain Associaton Gen. Drain National Rifle Association United States National Rifle Association of America National Board For Theodore Hooshvelt

Marine Band Postpones Europe Tour For Now

The Marine Band led by Lieut Santelmann will not tour Europe this year. A London fund had been planned to finance the trip, but it is postponed indefinitely and may occur next spring. The band will tour the New England states this spring, with concerts in Baltimore and Atlantic City during Easter week before returning to Washington for summer performances. Lieut Santelmann, re enlisted for four more years, has led the band for eight years.

Santelmann Europe London Sentelmann George Ashton Iine Edward Lieut New England States Washington Baltimore Atlantic City Young New Steel Pier Santermann New York Hippodrome White Lot Capitol Grounds Navy Yard Maring Barracks Marine Band

Volunteer Readings for Blind at Library of Congress

The week’s program lists readings and music in the blind reading room. Tue Rev Dr Pettis reads, Thu Fraulein Schwanck and Miss Schott perform, Sat Miss Poppe offers a dramatic sketch. Doors close promptly at 2 10 p m. before and after the program.

Library of Congress Wiliam A. Pettis Fraulein Elizabeth Schwanck Minna Schott Evelyn Prothingham Poppe

Pastor's Call to Washington Delayed by Parish Opposition

Rev Dr S H Woodrow of Springfield Mass who was invited to lead the First Congregational Church in this city says he will reply by March 10. He desires the Washington pastorate but his Springfield congregation opposes his departure. During the past week many local ministers urged his arrival in Washington.

William H. Garvey Washington Buffalo Catherine Garvey Mary ¢. Garvey Garvey City Post-Office 7Th St E. F. Brooks Co S H. Woodrow Springfeld Mass First Congregational Church Woodrow Hope Congregational Church Springfield

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