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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1905

Page

44

Kinsleys Famed Chicago Restaurant Closes After 35 Years

The Delmonico of the West, Kinsleys, established 1885 by Henry W. Kinsley, ends its celebrated run. The Adams Street building to be torn for a Marquette Building addition. Last events include Merchants' Club banquet and Eldridge Coal Company dinner. Manager Louis Becker dismisses founder Henry Watkins, and longtime staff reflect on the landmark closing.

Henry W. Kinsley The Delmonico of the West Cardinal Gibbons Satelli Fellowship Club Washington Post Chicago Kinsley's Lo Adams Street Max Kuppel Company Schoenhofen Brewing Company Louis Becker Henry Wa Kkinslex Lusinens Wes Catn Rhieh Odbiuhs Mito Adyulunis United States John Vorster James W Scott Crdiron Club Washington Durslhys Satolla Princis Feulune Boris Ringley Eimean Pitsert Dinigankers Club SOR Mealy Stars

Red threads mark rope ownership in British navel practice

A historical note explains red thread marking on rope used aboard ships to show ownership. It describes methods to identify and mark rope, including single red thread or two red threads, and mentions woven rope sold in Strand shops. The text notes marking aids in preventing depredation and traces the practice to Nelson era and earlier.

Giedegh Yard Saul & Cordage Witte Nelson Mathiad

St Patrick's Day Masses and Services Planned at Church

The St Patrick's Church on Tenth Street NW schedules low masses at 7 8 and 9 oclock with a high mass at 10 30 am on Sunday. Vespers at 7 30 pm and Sunday school after the fourth mass. Sermons by Rev Dr Stafford and Rev McGuigan feature Lent talks. Hibernians and Ladies Auxiliary assist. luncheon to follow with Bishop present.

St. Patrick’s St Patricks Church Tenth Street D Jo Staffad Thomas HD McGuigan William 3. Carrol Stafford Rex Father McGuigan Rey Fanet Carter Father Hinch John E Gunn Paced Heart Church Arlanta Armand Gumpareecht Carroy Hall Aso Apostolic De'egare

Catholic Church Notes Show Sunday Masses Across District

Catholic church notices list Mass times baptisms and sermons for multiple parishes in Oxon Hill Forest Glen Tennallytown Anacostia and downtown Washington including St Tenatius St Johns St Ann Shrine of the Sacred Heart St Mathews and St Vincent de Paul among others Also noted are Sunday school times vesper services and devotions with various pastors and assistants listed for each church. Sunday and weekday offerings vary by parish with baptisms by appointment and special masses announced.

St. Tenatius Oxon Hill Charles M. Bart St. Theresa’s Church St. John’s Church Forest Glen Charles O. Rosentéel St. Ann's Church Tennallytown Joseph C. Mallon Church of the Holy Name Thomas J. Kervick Drew J. Carey Church of St. Vincent de Paul South Capitol M Streets P J. O'Connor Church of the Nativity Brightwood Charles O. Rosenteel Sisters of the Holy Cross Shrine of the Sacred Heart Fourteenth Street Whitney Avenue J. F. McGee James A. Smyth St Matthew's Church Rhode Island Avenue M Street J. T. Marr Ambrose Beaven Peter’s Church Second James O'Brien S. Gallen Hughley Bapwang St Mary's Church Fifth Street Charles Wearen Currier Charles J Trinkhaus Church of the Holy Trinity Thom Harlan Samuel Cahill S. J Father Coppens St Pauls Church Fifteenth V Streets James F. Mackin Hey Thomas A Walsh James E. Krug St. Vincent de Toul Society St Stephens Twenty-fifth Street Pennsylvania Avenue WJ. Caughy Gibbons Smyth T D. Williams Remon Trafsee St Theresa’s Church Anacostia Charles M Bart Martin P Egan Holy Name Socety St. Martin’s Church North Capitol T Streets Hugenne Hannan Father Hannap Suniday-school St Dominic's Church J. A Hinch QO P Pasteur Dominican Low Masee Holy Name Society St Sinthon' S Church Brookland GM Southgate A. M Parker Mark Sisters of Notre Dame Trinity College Augustines Church Fifteenth Street MM Street Paul Grifith Duster F. X. Bisenoff J Olds Sodality St. Joseph's Church Valentine F. Kenintitt Ignatius Ealy Sisini D.m W J. Pitzgerald W. J. Carrol Hals Name Society Stakiers of the Cross St Joseph St. Aloyd Church Ll Streets Edward X. Fink Gonzaga College Ladies' Sodality Young Ladies' Sodalty J.B. Pittar G. J League of the Sacred Heart

The Brethren and Other Works Reviewed In Brief

A review roundup covers The Brethren by Hagard, My Appeal to America by Charles Wagner, Miss Civilization a comedy, The Legend of the Holy Grail by Baxter, The Corrected Englis New Testament, and notes on Miss Clara Driscoll and Edward Carpenter. Highlights include Crusader romance, prophetic lectures, a one act comedy, and art commentary.

America Charles Wagner Hoards Wagner Pans United States France Wagner Wll Mr. Wagner Richard Harding Davie Charles Laribners Sons New York Bnaltgatyne Weathington Price Harm Sylvester Baxter Cuttin & Cameron Pries Edwin A. Abbey Boston Public Library Baxter Sargent Abbey Mr. Abbey Clara Driscoll Texas Alaio Alamo Thla Nisturteree Edward Carpenter Brighton England Brighton College Trinity Hall Cambridge Maurice Sheffield Dr. Warrick R. H. Davin B. Fernald Ballinger Roswell Field C. Abbott Norman Duncan Cumberland N. V. Gogol K H. Brown Kirk Munroe Amazon Land M. F. Sesseberg Harry R. W. Chambers B. E. Stevenson W. B. Maxwell J. D. Dagham Fox, Jr

Circulating Magazines and Library Additions

The Public Library increases magazine circulation to meet demand. Current home issues listed include Atlantic Monthly and Harper's Monthly among many others with several copies each. A $1,000 donation from the Woman's Anthropological Society funds new anthropology periodicals and future book purchases.

Public Library Atlantic Monthly Century Cosmopolitan Everybody’s Harper's Monthly McClure's North American Review Outing Popular Science Monthly Review of Reviews St. Nicholas Scribner's World's Work Beckman Critic Woman's Anthropological Society of Washington American Antiquarian and Oriental Journal American Anthropologist American Journal of Archaeology American Journal of Psychology Folk Lore Haglish Journal of the American Folk Lore Society Mind

Comprehensive list of arts and travel titles and authors

A long catalog of books and authors across philosophy religion poetry history and travel lists figures like Richard La Gallienne Thomas Hart Benton and Alfred Loray among others. The piece also includes a New York census discussion noting population around four million, 1900 figures, and projected growth with internal migration and births.

John Knor James Stalker Thomas Hart Benton W. M. Meigs Richard la Gallienne Hung-Chang Archibald Little Gladstone Goldwin Gmith

Opening plans for a Detroit bar start with a bold budget

A Michigan entrepreneur reviews his construction costs and suppliers for a grand morning debut. He lists 500 for ornamental tile, 210 for wallpaper, 4000 for mahogany fixtures, 1000 for two statues, and 3000 for oil paintings. The prospective bartender suggests a last buy of 60 for cigars and figures and cigars before opening.

Detroit

Mrs Payne Whitney Finishing Latest Novel

Mrs Payne Whitney once Helen Hay daughter of John Hay is completing arrangements for publication of her latest novel. Set around Manhasset Long Island where the Whitneys spend winters at their country home the book has been written.

Payne Whitney New York Evening Journal Helen Hay John Hay Manhasset Long Island Whitneys

Crick in the back and Johnny Bangs in the hills

A folksong vignette describes Big Johnny Bangs and his ten pound companion as they traverse swamps and hills, chasing game and laboring to move rocks and logs from dawn to midnight, yet suffering a recurring haunting medical pain described as a crick in the back.

Big Johnny Bangs Big Johnny Hangs Alwaya Johnny Bangs Crick Brindle Johnny Bisir Epring Hill Hew Kegsaa City Siar

Why Maeden Is Not Taken And The Sacred City Mukden

The piece argues that Mukden, sacred in Chinese and Manchu memory, should not be taken as its capture would invite vengeance. It notes Japanese reasons for avoiding Mukden, describes the city’s historic ties to the Manchu dynasty, and mentions rail links and nearby geography, ending with a note about a dinner set.

Washington Post New York Greater Albany New York City Brooklyn Congress Manhattan Bronx New China Port Arthur Mukden Manchuria Sibergain Shan-ha-Kwat Singmin-Tung

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