Rector defends rum no license is tomfoolery
The Rev. Wilam A Wasson of Grace Episcopal Church Riverhead Long Island publicly supports alcohol use and votes for beer and wine in the coming town meeting, criticizing prohibition advocates and the W C T U. He argues prohibition infringes on women's rights and personal freedom, and questions enforcing abstinence.
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Washington Post
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Wasson
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Ava
Fantoy
Lectures on Irish Legends by Dr Dunn at Catholic University
Dr Joseph Dunn spoke yesterday in Mc Mahon Hall on The Grerex Voyages of the Ancient Irish. He translated six legends and offered interpretations claiming Irish sea legends differ from Welsh and Eastern tales. He noted the Viking influence on Ireland throughout these stories and announced another lecture on Courtships of the Ancient Irish.
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McMahon Hall Catholic University
Joseph Dunn
Dr Dunn
Dunn
Reverend Boynton To Speak At Congregational Club Event
Francis Leupp and Reverend Nehemiah Boynton will address the Washington Congregational Club’s spring meeting at Mt Pleasant Congregational Church next Monday evening. Boynton, famed for pulpit eloquence, will also preach at the First Congregational Church services with a dinner and musical selections planned by church ladies at Mt Pleasant.
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Francis & Leupp
Indian Affairs
Clinton Avenue
Brooklyn
Washington Congregational Club
Mt Pleasant Congregational Church
of Boynton
Firat Congregational Church
Canton Man Ill in Washington and Local School Exams
Airs fi D Keplinger of Canton Ohio is ill in Washington while Canton prepares for teacher exams at the Franklin School on April 5 and 6 to form an eligible list for white high schools. An exam today at the Franklin School selects a teacher of mechanical drawing for the McKinley Manual Training School, vacated by a resignation.
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Canton
Qhio
Washington
Normandie
Franklin
Theranklin School
McKinley Manual ‘Training School
Navy Yard to empty as battleships depart for southern fleet
Special to The Washington Post New York March 13 ships Louisiana and Virginia will leave Brooklyn Navy Yard Sunday morning to join the fleet in southern waters. The yard will be practically empty except for the Massachusetts under overhaul at 500000 dollars. The first repair ship, possibly Washington, is not due until late April. Naval Constructor Baxter hesitates on laying the keel for the collier Vestal amid winter wear on outdoor tracks and rails, delaying work until repairs by the Bureau of Yards and Docks can proceed.
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Louisiana
Virginia
Brooklyn Navy Yard
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Bureau of Yards and Docks
Taft May Visit Alaska Next Fall
Secretary of War Taft may visit Alaska on a trip after leaving Washington for the Philippines around September. Major Wilds P Richardson pushes the plan to arrange the Alaska visit as Taft sails from Manila to Seattle. Taft wishes to travel there, and this would complete his tour of U S dependencies except Samoa.
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Washington
Philippines
Seattle
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Quartermaster General's Department
Ike
United States
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Coast Defense Gun Advances in 14 Inch Type
Gen Crozier outlines plans for a new 14 inch caliber coast defense gun to supplement the 12 inch weapons. The design may use ordinary forged steel or wire wound construction. The gun aims for equal range and greater efficiency while reducing initial cost and overall expenses.
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Crozier
Ordnance
Maine
Washington State
Army Orders for Officers and Board Appointments 1907
Leaves of absence and duty changes for numerous officers across artillery infantry and staff. Details include first lieutenants on leaves, captains retired or reassigned, and several boards to meet April 15 1907 at Forts Meade Fort Leavenworth Fort Crook with names of officers and stations in Cuba Delaware and New Jersey. Naval movements list ship transfers and station commands in ports from Manita to Maryland. Troop review in Cuba at Camp Columbia led by Gen. Barry with Gov Magoon Rodriguez present.
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Owen G Collins
Artilery Corps
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Louis W Crampton
William A. Mann
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Chandler P Robbing
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Soba MI Banister
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Thirtieth Infantry
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Wiliam E Jrosh
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Camp Columbia
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Newark Rich Man Is Accused of Bigamy in Two Marriages
New York reports a Newark businessman Joseph M. Cooper facing bigamy charges after marrying two women within six weeks. Mrs. Cooper No. 1, Margaret Lee, says Cooper admitted a second marriage and will not testify. Mrs. Cooper No. 2, Theresa Gormer, recalls a secret 1905 Jersey City marriage and a continued effort to annul the second union.
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Rockingham
Fifty-fifth Street
Broadway
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Lafayette Street
Mire
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Mount Vernon
Aim
New Jersey
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St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Martha Kunst
Westing Room
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New Books Listed From Lycium and Other Firms
A catalog of new arrivals includes The Hypocrite by Bingham T Wilson from Lycium Publishing New York The Sunday the 33th by Thomas W Lawson from Doubleday Page Co New York East of the Suez by Fredester Penfield from Century Company New York The Reptile Book by Raymond L Ditmars from Doubleday Page Co Other titles include The Powers of the American People Con gress President and Courts by Manaji Miyhkawa The First Claim by M Hamilton The Ministry of David Baldwin by Henry T Colestock Hilma by William T Eldridge Madame de Trevyes by Edith Wharton The 83gb by Edward Noble The Greatest Fact in Modern History by Whitelaw Reid from Thomas Crowell Co and related publishers.
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Cambridge University
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Excursions to Historic Virginia by Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Travel deals advertise for Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company excursions from Norfolk to Fort Monroe Yorktown and Portsmouth among others. Daily trips year round with round trip rates to Florida and southern points, 30 day return limit. Stopovers offered with offices at 705 8th St or 61 Pa Ave.
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Physician Warns on Ice Cream Safety in City
In a Washington letter to the editor Dr T Chamberlin urges a press campaign to enforce food purity laws on ice cream and milk products. He cites unsanitary cellars and dirty atmospheres as health risks and calls for public sentiment to push improvements in handling and storage.
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Garfield Citizens Protest Muddy Gar Street Conditions
The Garfield Citizens Association met Tuesday with A W Carroll presiding. A streets and lights report sparked universal protest at the poor condition of public thoroughfares, noting Bruce and Ainger avenues as the village outlet for mud and slush. The committee urged action by Commissioners and reported school wagon service cut due to street conditions.
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Modern Woodmen Initiation Carnival for New Members
Washington Camp No. 11464 Modern Woodmen of America held a class initiation at Typographical Temple, followed by a banquet honoring new members and visiting brothers. Teams led by P. W. Thompson and H W Ford competed, with twenty and thirty initiates respectively. Head Consul H A Smith directed the ceremony as 250 members attended the banquet with brief speeches by HA Smith, We J Bill, and others.
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Opera Treat for Inmates at Government Hospital
Saltzman and De Ford's Opera Company presented Gilbert and Sullivan's Pinafore to the inmates of the Government Hospital for the Insane. The performance drew a receptive crowd of demented listeners who seemed to greatly enjoy the comic opera, with Prof John B Caldwell providing music without an expanded orchestra.
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Mount Vernon by steamer Charles Macalaster trip card
A weekly weekday cruise from Seventh Street wharf at 10:00 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. provides a swift view of the National Capital and Mount Vernon. The voyage covers the Potomac to landmarks including Fort Foote Forts Washington and Hunt and the Puritan statue in Alexandria, with an up to date cafe aboard and timely return arrivals.
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Lecture on South bir protection by T Gilbert Pearson
T Gilbert Pearson will lecture at George Washington University on Tuesday evening about protection results in the South. Admission is by card and the talk ties to the spring meeting of the Audubon Society of the District.
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Residence at 1405 E Street Sells for 13500 to Wardman & Wilson
Bione and Fairfax sold the three story brick residence at 1405 E Street to Wardman and Wilson for 13500. The home has fourteen rooms and two baths with red brick exterior and store settings. The purchaser will occupy the property as a residence.
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Building Permits Issued by Inspector Ashford
Building permits issued yesterday include Rev J A Matthew for a three story hall on C street between Twelfth and Thirteenth southeast. Architects J Wontg Buildar and Charles J can ny Co. est 5250,00. Washington Gas Light Co for repairs at 417 Tenth Street NW. Architect T F Holden. Builder DE Nichol. Est 4000. George F Hult for a two story brick stable rear of 1904 Corcoramatreat NW. Architect Horace Trumbauer. Builders Newman & Smith. Est 2500. D C Phillips for one story brick rubble storage at 2156 Florida Ave NW. Contractors Lipscomb & Ratlin. Gocy Brothers for repairs at 2201 Brightwood Ave NW. Contractor James J Parsons. Est 5200.
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Tenth Street
T. F. Holden
DE Nichol
George F Hult
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Horac& Trumbauer
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Newman & Smith
D. C Phillips
Florida Avenue Northwest
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Gocy Brothers
Brightwood Avenue
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Faith and Science Church Services and Lectures Schedule
Sunday services at First Church of Christ, Scientist. morning and evening sessions at 11 and 8 with subject Matter. Sunday School at 15.00. Evangelical Christian Science services at 1007 G Street NW with morning lecture by Bishop Oliver C Babin The Power of Affirmations and evening lecture by Miss Martha E Van Voast Does God Keep His Promises. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Oriental Philosophy and Comparative Religion holds lectures at 1443 Q Street NW The Law of Thought Sunday 8 16 and Wednesday 2 10 Consvration of Nervous Energy. Circulating Totary of phonactical worker. Strangers welcome. The Secular League.
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Tenth Strect
Pennsylvania Avenus Northwest
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G Street
Oliver C Babin
Martha E. van Voast
Saati Trea
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Burglar Breaks Into Empty Home Stolen Jewelry Reported
Mrs Susan Jerkins of 14 Tenth Street Southwest told police her home was entered through a kitchen window while she was away yesterday. She reported the loss of two gold beating case watches two gold amethyst rings several gold pins a bracelet valued at $160.
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Absent Son Lewis Mullen Sought by Police
Police were asked to locate Lewis Mullen a seventeen year old missing from his home at 6% Sixth Street Northeast. Family fears he is in the city with an acquaintance John Nephew and have made fruitless searches since early Friday morning. The report notes extensive community concern and the ongoing police inquiry. The story also mentions the third annual ball of the Associated Butlers of Washington held at the Masonic Temple with over 200 couples, decorations of American flags, and live music by Marine Band personnel.
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For Sale Items From Aelld Bros and Others
For sale notices list a Canofy top suit, a coupe Rookswey in good condition, three large horses for formal garden use, two slightly used delivery wagons, one wagonette newly painted in mint condition, pricing from 40 to 585 dollars. Additional items include a bogay harness and contact at D Waters & Kon, 10 Pa. Ave.
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TRUS
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Park Road
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