Rector Defends Rum In Defiant Riverhead Letter
Long Island rector Rev William A Wasson of Grace Episcopal Riverhead endorses liquor and votes for sale at April town meeting. He criticizes prohibitionists and the W C T U, arguing prohibition infringes women's rights and fails policy. He recounts tasting beer and wine, denounces forced morality, and urges personal choice over state guardianship.
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Washington Post
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wilam A. Wasson
Grace Episcopal Church
Riverhead
Staldeld
Walson
Wasson
Gr. Wasson
Lectures on Irish Legends by Dr Dunn at Catholic University
Dr Joseph Dunn spoke in Mc Mahon Hall on the Grerex Voyages of the Ancient Irish. He translated six Irish legends and compared Irish sea legends with Welsh and eastern tales, noting the influence of the Vikings. He announced another lecture Thursday on the Courtships of the Ancient Irish.
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McMahon Hall Catholic University
Joseph Dunn
Dr Dunn
Dunn
Reverend Boynton to Address Congregational Club Meeting
Francis Leupp and Rev Nehemiah Boynton will address the spring voting of the Washington Congregational Club at Mt Pleasant Congregational Church next Monday evening. Boynton, famed pulpit orator, will preach during the morning and evening services at the First Congregational Church tomorrow. A church dinner and musical program await attendees at Mt Pleasant Monday night.
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Francis & Leupp
Indian Affairs
Clinton Avenue
Brooklyn
Washington Congregational Club
Mt Pleasant
Ucla
of Bovnton
Firat Congregational Church
Mt Pleasant Congregational Church
Canton News Items and Local Examinations In Progress
Airs Ti D Keplinger of Canton Ohio is ill in Washington at the Normandie. An eligibility list for white high school teacher appointments will be formed from exams at Franklin on April 5 and 6. An exam today at Franklin School qualifies for a mechanical drawing teacher post at McKinley Manual Training School. Rudolph Eichhorn’s will imposes forfeiture on contesting children. Mary E Waldecker’s share is charged with $6,000 already paid. Harry T Ratliff, Hamilton, leaves for Southern Railway business. Champion Paper Co plans a $90,000 pulp mill at Canton NC. Ratliff handles transport to Hamilton plant.
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Ohio
Washington
Normandie
Franklin
Theranklin School
McKinley Manual ‘Training
Ite
Rudolph
Eichhorn
Mary E Waldecker
Hichhorn
Harry T Ratilf
Hamilton
Charmpion Coated Paper Company
City
Jon Washington
Southern Railway
Cham|ion Paper Company
N. C
Ana
Ratliff
Navy Yard Shows Near Empty Post Ships Departure
Special to The Washington Post New York March 13 ships Louisiana and Virginia will leave the Brooklyn Navy Yard Sunday morning to join the fleet in southern waters. The yard will be almost empty except for the Massachusetts under overhaul at 500000. The first repair candidate to arrive is expected late April likely Washington from Norfolk. Naval Constructor Baxter doubts starting Vestal keel this week due to winter weather and yard repair needs.
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Louisiana
Virginia
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Massachusetts
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Bureau of Construction and Repair
Vestal
Naval
Baxter
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Taft May Visit Alaska Next Fall
Secretary of War Taft may visit Alaska on a trip from Manila to Seattle after leaving Washington for the Philippines around September. Major Wilds P Richardson in the Quartermaster General's Department is promoting the idea, with Taft eager to go. If it happens, he will have visited every U. S. dependency except Samoa.
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Alaska
Washington
Philippines
Seattle
Manila
Maj
Wilds P Richardson
Quartermaster General's Department
Ike
United States
Samoa
New Coast Defense Gun Aimed to Replace 12 Inch Type
Gen Crozier declares plans for a lighter fourteen inch coast defense gun with wire wound or forged steel options. The gun aims to equal the 12 inch in range and striking power while lowering initial cost and boosting economy, not replacing existing 12 inch armament but supplementing future additions.
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Crozier
Ordnance
Maine
Washington State
Army Orders Summary 1907 Officers on Leave and Transfers
Army orders list leaves of absence and transfers for dozens of officers across corps and ranks. First Lieut Edward Donnelly, Second Lieut Owen Collins, and others receive varying durations of leave. Several officers are assigned or retained for duty in Cuba, with postings to Columbia SC, Denver, Fort Leavenworth, and various ordnance and engineering roles. Naval movements, staff details, and board appointments are also noted along with a Havana assignment and a March 15 1907 examination date.
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Artillery Corps
Owen G Collins
Artilery Corps
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Louis W Crampton
William A. Mann
Army
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Ohio
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Philip Reade
Infantre
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Burgeon
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Stanley H Ford
Chandler P Robbing
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Soba MI Banister
William Ro Abercromble
Thirtieth Infantry
Jeno Eewin
Wiliam E Jrosh
Orénence
Morristown
United States
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Orla
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Wtcham
Watervilet Arena
Watervilat
Brut
Newark Man Faces Bigamy Charge Amid Two Marriages
Wealthy Newark businessman Joseph M. Cooper was arraigned in Jersey City on a bigamy charge after two marriages within six weeks. Mrs. Cooper No. 1, Margaret Lee, says Cooper admitted a second marriage four months after their Sept 1906 wedding and will not testify. Mrs. Cooper No. 2, Theresa Gormer, describes meeting Cooper two years earlier and learning of his prior marriage, prompting her filing of the complaint in New York.
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Margeret Lee
Rockingham
Fifty-fifth Street
Broadway
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Lafayette Street
Mire
Cooper No
Mount Vernon
Aim
New Jersey
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Cooper No. 1
Mr. Cooper
St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
Frederick Mortimer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Martha Kunst
Westing Room
Mra Cooper
Margaret Lee
Berg
New Books Received Showcasing Poetry and Travel Volumes
A London style books page lists new works by Bingham Wilson, Thomas Lawson, and Fredester Penfield. It highlights travel through Asia, a reptile and animal life volume, and a Japanese authored constitution study. Also noted are novels by Hamilton, Colestock, Eldridge, Wharton, and others, with varied themes from love to theology and history.
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Lycium Publishing ‘Company
New York
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Doubleday
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Century’ Company
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India
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Japan
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Will
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Edith Wharton
Charles Scrimer
Fons
Mublent
Edward Noble
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Thomas ‘ Crowe
Ambassador Reid
Cambridge University
America
Excursions to National Capital via Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co
A描 fragment outlines daytime steamship trips from Norfolk and nearby ports to Norfolk, Fort Monroe, Yorktown, and Portmouth including Iola, with regular year round sailings. It notes low round trip fares to Central and West Coast Florida points with 30 days return limit and stopovers. Contact 705 6th St or 61 Pa Ave for details.
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Porta
Ice cream danger warning urged by district physician
Dr T Chamberlin urges Washington readers to combat unsanitary handling of ice cream and milk products. He cites new food laws and calls on the press to expose improper conditions, contrasting dark, filthy cellars with modern factories where sanitation is maintained to protect public health.
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Garfield Citizens Protest Conditions of Thoroughfares
Garfield Citizens Association met Tuesday with A W Carroll presiding. The streets report condemned the public thoroughfares as mud and slush, noting Bruce and Ainger avenues as the only outlet to the village. The committee's findings were adopted and to be taken to the Commissioners, with school wagon service affected by road conditions.
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Garfield Citizens’ Association
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Bruce
Ainger
Washington Camp Woodmen Initiation Sparks Carnival
Washington Camp Modern Woodmen of America No 11464 held a Thursday initiation at Typographical Temple, followed by a banquet for new members and visiting brothers. Two teams led by P W Thompson and H W Ford vied to recruit, yielding twenty and thirty new members respectively. Head Consul H A Smith oversaw the exercises as about 250 members attended the banquet with impromptu speeches from HA Smith We J Bill and others.
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Inmates Enjoy Gilbert and Sullivan Pinafore Treat
ThroughSaltzman and De Ford's Opera Company the Government Hospital for the Insane inmates received a musical treat that night. The company gave an excellent interpretation of Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera Pinafore and the demented auditors appeared to enjoy it hugely. Prof John B Caldwell, with no augmented orchestra, furnished the music.
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de Ford
Opera
Government Hospital For the
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View to National Capital via Charles Macalaster Steamer
A direct route to Mount Vernon offers a Washington pilgrimage aboard the steel steamer Charles Macalaster. Leaves Seventh street wharf on weekdays at 10 a.m. and 1 45 p.m., returns to arrive in Washington at 1 40 and 5 15 p.m. The voyage passes notable sights including the United States Monitor Puritan statue of Frederick the Great Alexandria Fort Foote and Forts Washington and Hunt aboard a fully heated boat with an up-to-date cafe.
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Hunt
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Lecture on bir protection by T Gilbert Pearson at GWU
T Gilbert Pearson of the National Audubon Society will lecture next Tuesday at George Washington University on bird protection in the South in connection with the spring meeting of the Audubon Society of the District, admission by card. The event emphasizes conservation and community involvement in natural history.
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Audubon Societics
George Washington University
Audubon Society of the District
Residence Sold at 1405 E Street for 13500
Bione and Fairfax Incorporated sold the three story residence at 1405 E Street to Wardman and Wilson for 13500. The brick home lists fourteen rooms and two baths and will be used as a dwelling by the purchaser.
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E. Street
Building Permits Issued by Inspector Ashford
Building permits issued yesterday include a three story hall on C Street southeast for Rev J A Matthew at St Cyprians parish with architect J Wontg Buildar Est cost 525000. Also repairs for Washington Gas Light Company at 417 Tenth Street NW by architect T F Holden contractor DE Nichol Est cost 4000. A two story trek stable at 1904 Corcoran Street NW by architect Horace Trumbauer contractor Newman Smith Est cost 2500. A one story brick rubble storage at 2156 Florida Avenue NW by contractor Lipscomb Ratlin Est cost 2000. Repairs at 2201 Brightwood Avenue NW by Gocy Brothers contractor James J Parsons Est cost 2000.
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J A. Matthew
St. Cyprian’s
C Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
J. Wontg
Charles J. Can Yy Company
Washington Gas Light Company
Tenth Street
T. F. Holden
DE Nichol
George F Hult
Corcoramatreat Northwesrchitect
Horac& Trumbauer
Buixers
Newman & Smith
D. C Phillips
Florida Avenue Northwest
P Lipscomb & Ratlinated
Gocy Brothers
Brightwood Avenue
James J. Parsons
Religious Services and Lectures Advised in City Churches
Listings show First Church of Christ Scientist and Evangelical churches hosting morning and evening services with topics such as Matter and The Power of Affirmations. Lectures include Does God Keep His Promises and The Law of Thought, plus a testimonial meeting. Oriential Philosophy outlines Sunday and Wednesday programs, with a circulating rotation for a philosopher's worker group.
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Fortesith
B Streets
Traders’ Nationst Bank
Tenth Strect
Pennsylvania Avenus Northwest
Evangelical Christian Science
Evangelical Christian Science Church
G Street
Oliver C Babin
Martha E. van Voast
Saati Trea
Alt
Strast
Secular League
Burglary Hits Empty Home In Mrs Jerkins’ Absence
Mrs Susan Jerkins of 14 Tenth Street Southwest reported a break in while she was away yesterday. The thief entered through a kitchen window between the morning of the 12th and noon, stealing two gold beating-case watches two gold amethyst rings several gold pins and a bracelet valued at $160.
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Susan Jerkins
Tenth Street
Jenkins
Absent Son Lewis Mullen Sought by Police
Parents report seventeen year old Lewis Mullen missing from 6 Sixth Street Northeast since Friday. Family suspects he is in the city with John Nephew, while police pursue leads. Also notes the third annual bell of the Associated Butlers of Washington at the Masonic Temple with over 200 couples attending and military band music.
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Sixth Street
Mullen
John Nephew
Associated Butlers
Washington
Masonic Temple
Magle
For Sale Notices From The Street Rail Menagerie
FOR SALE A CANOFY TOP SUARY AND COUPE Rookswey in good condition must be sold at once 1 Jay Gould 451 ob st FOR SALE 3 GOOD LARGE HORSES CITY rorg suitable for formal garden use TRUS AELD BROS 3409 Park road 16 -e FOR SALE 2 SLIGHTLY USED DELIVERY 1 wagon a gil newly painted and m perfect con dition ianeing In price from 40 to 585 all the wagonettes to carry elx pasengers 7 each $14 get of bugay harnee $1060 3 D WATERS & HON S10 Pa ave 07
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Ob St
Aeld Bros
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Waters & Hon
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