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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1907

Page

6

Fire destroys Harvard laundry on Ninth Street NW

Firefighters faced oil traces in water from the blaze at Harvard laundry at Ninth Street North West. Estimated total losses reach 12,000 to 12,000 with 6,000 building damage. insurance only 2,500 on equipment. Fire Marshal T W Nicholson to issue report today amid investigations of possible incendiary origin. Richard Anderson, a streetcar switchman, alerted police at Ninth and G. Chief Belt, Assistant Chief Wagner, and pipe crews fought flames across two stories, saving rear stock before containment around 9 AM. Charles J. Bogan & Co wallpaper stock also damaged by smoke in rear partitions.

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

Applied Doctrine of Aid at Central Union Mission

Representative James C. Lloyd of Missouri spoke on Christian life and the Bible's teachings on helping others. He urged living for mankind and, after his talk, gave money to a needy man. Clayton E. Emig conducted the service. Brown chaired. Proudfoot sang. accompaniment included piano, organ, and a string orchestra.

James C. Lloyd Missouri Central Union Mission Lloyd Miss Proudfoot

Five Thousand View Paintings at Corcoran Exhibition

About 5 000 people passed through the Corcoran Art Gallery to view the first American salon. Since opening February 6, total attendance reached 46 191, with ongoing extended hours and free admission on select days. The gallery will close for installation and reopen after all works are restored, with notable visitors including the President and Mrs. Roosevelt visiting the collection.

Corcoran Art Gallery Roosevelt

Funeral for Andrew Lauxman Held in City

The funeral for Andrew Lauxman of North Capitol and Streets, 57, who died Friday after a month long illness, was held from his home at 1524 Gales Street Northeast at 2 PM. Survived by wife Julia A. Lauxman and two sons Edward and John, he worked in the stone business for over 30 years.

Andrew Lauxmen North Capitol Streets Gales Street Lauxman Julia A. Lauxman Edward John Lauxman William H. Garvey Washington Buffalo Catherine Garvey Mary ¢. Garvey Garvey City Post-Office 7Th St E. F. Brooks Co

Mitchell urges broader humanity at YMCA event

Dr. S S Mitchell president of Richmond College spoke to a men’s YMCA gathering on the “Jesus’ Method for Building a Kingdom.” He urged a humane view toward the weak and criticized worship of the “god of the Saxon race,” citing Jesus’ acts of mercy and encouragement.

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

Korea Rich in Promise from Missionary Lecture

Dr James A Gale long time Korea missionary spoke at Church of the Covenant detailing Japan China Korea contrasts He cited a Korean girl saved from freezing in 1370 later governess in St Petersburg and Ping Yang Christians teaching many in the city with Koreans funding Bible study classes and missions locally and abroad

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

Home Life Theme Advocates Duty of Father and Mother

At Hamline Methodist Church a Home Culture Union meeting discussed the duties of men and women in the home. Dr C E Gilbert stressed religion as essential for the man and warned that the home shapes the child. Mrs G T Smallwood urged women to share burdens and mold character, guiding family devotion and economy. 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, assisted by Mrs. Crawford, led the Salvation Army service at its ball on Pennsylvania Avenue NW. He is inspecting Salvation Army departments in major cities, praising Washington's morals compared with other U.S. cities. Mrs. Crawford, famed for her singing, performed solos as local officers spoke and a special choir led songs.

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

President Joins Rifle Association and Supports Its Work

President Roosevelt joins the National Rifle Association of America by paying 25 as a life member after an appeal from Gen James A Drain of New York. Drain asks for 25 and an application for life membership, praising the group's goal of teaching rifle practice to schoolboys and military members. Roosevelt replies with a 25 check and expresses support for the association's work and collaboration with the national board.

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 Not To Tour Europe This Year

The Marine Band under Lieut Santelmann will postpone its European tour indefinitely. A London fund aimed to cover expenses was being organized, while the band plans a New England spring trip starting late March with stops in Baltimore Atlantic City and New York. A spring concert sequence and summer appearances at Washington locations will follow on return. Santelmann reenlisted for four more years as band leader.

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

City bulletins and library readings this week at the LOC

The Library of Congress announces volunteer readings and music in the reading room this week. Tuesday features Rev. Dr. Wiliam A. Pettis, Thursday offers a Fraulein Elizabeth Schwanck song recital with Miss Minna Schott at the piano, and Saturday presents a dramatic sketch by Miss Evelyn Prothingham Poppe. Doors close promptly at 2 10 p m.

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

Washington call delays as congregation objects

Rev Dr S H Woodrow of Springfield Mass delaying decision on accepting First Congregational Church Washington call. He informed church members they will hear by March 10. Though he wishes to accept the pastorate in Washington, his Springfield congregation strongly opposes his departure, while many local ministers urge his move.

S H. Woodrow Springfeld Mass First Congregational Church Woodrow Hope Congregational Church Springfield Washington

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