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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1905

Page

15

Morals in Public Schools and Deaf Education Discussed

Three sessions of the National Congress of Mothers at the Metropolitan Moon Church reported officers elected led by President Mrs Frederck Sohate and founder honors for Mrs Pheoduie Birney. Papers on morals in schools and home school cooperation were read, with talks on deaf-mute education, garden work, and the role of mothers in shaping classroom ethics.

Birney National Congress of Mothers Metropolitan Moon Church Morang Offiaers Schott Zamnbung Cuss Mary Guiett Wiss Talhe Walliams Henry Pirsms Aopeper Riligtan William Hiphearer Elizabeth Sr A T Stuart Dis Wick Public Sceteols William L Tamle Frederck Bridgeport Conn Lows Gillson Wilmette II Authtor Mullen Exanster el Clacton Pheoduie Birney Meade Vos Jop Mumford Wis Maude Sue Messohash Wis Tin Congress Oreip Boon Baly Williams Schaal Cartens Henry New York

Mansfield's Baron Chevriais at National Theater

The National Theater attracted a large crowd for Richard Mansfield's Baron Chevyhal in A Parmian Romane. Mansfield crafts a striking heartless figure, delivering absorbing detail from start to finish. The supporting cast mostly impresses, with Gheen, Barry, Letten, and Picher cited for strong portrayals though Kenyon falters at times. the production shows meticulous stagings and stands as a highlight of Mansfield’s stage career.

National Theater Richard Mansfield Baron Chevyhal Mr Mansfield Rane Esme Gertrude Gheen Marcello Eleanor Barry Mme de Args Martin Letten Cheswell Irene Picher Rosa Guerin Hen de Fargy Leslie Kenyon Mansfields

Master of Violoncello Brilliance at Washington Club

Alwin Schroeder of the Amisel Quartet delivered a brilliant violoncello program at the Washington Club assisted by his daughter Hedwig Schroeder. The sonata by Locatelli showcased rare skill with rich tone, and Miss Schroeder impressed with temperament and technique, recalled after the finale amid an attentive audience.

Alwin Schroeder Washington Lindoffs Binoutki Gavatte M. Schroeder Schroeder Hrilhance PhewAdagio Ckril Mins Schroeder Washington Club

Alexandria Briefs Record Washington sewer dispute and local notes

Alexandria officials plan to protest a Potomac River sewer outlet near the city. James E. Johnston runs for postmaster amid local sewer, water, and street notices. Funeral of Daniel Travis, church installation for Rev Dr Fisher, and various medical promotions and assignments detailed.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria F J. Paff J. T. Sweeney Board of Aldermen Hubert Snowden Common Council Rk, A. Gorman M. D B C. Dunn Gardner L. Boothe Washington District of Columbia Potomac Martin Rixey Duane Col Biddle Alan Philips Col. Biddle Congress Government Magazine War Department Patsy Mann Southern Bel Telephone Company James Johnston Joseph Crupper Leor Herbert Fairfax Street Southern Railway

Women at National Legislative League meeting in Raleigh

Officers and delegates gathered at the Raleigh Hotel for an executive session of the National Legislative League. Attendees included Mrs Lallie Devereaux Blake of New York and Mrs Belva A Lockwood among others from New York, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Washington. The group discussed citizenship retention for married women and prepared memorials to Congress.

William L Tombs Chicago Huon Ronsaville Catherine Bonsaville Schoff la Ferra United States Florence Kelly New York Tilton Spencer Massey Shoreham Board of Managers Raleigh Corps of Ushers Genevieve Holtzmar National Legislative League Lallie Devereaux Blake John P. Bronk Bridgeport Nellie Grant Sartoris Congress Bionk National Congress of Mothers Connecticut Lockwood Coope District of Columbia Purves Pennsylvania Groth New York City Ricker Ken Hampshir National Congress The Ipark

Assembly Church Evangelistic Services Urged by Rev MacLeod

Rev Donald MacLeod of First Presbyterian delivered a talk on the need for spiritual awakening to a joint meeting of Central Burst and Assembly Presbyterian churches. He argued Christians lack the Holy Spirit power due to weak allegiance to God and duty, with services continuing through next week and resuming tonight with Dr MacLeod and Rev W T Thompson as speakers.

Donald MacLeod First Presbyterian Church Central Burst Assembly 4 Presbyterian Assembly MacLeod B F Keittinger Westminister W T Thompson

Trolley Wire Incident Ends with Arrest in Omaha

A man claiming to be Edward Mallett of Vincennes grabbed a live trolley wire at the Twenty fourth and Vinton street car barns. He was knocked senseless, revived, and placed under arrest after an hour of defying police and railroad workers.

Omaha Meor

Gen Charles Tracey III is critically ill in Watkins NY

Gen Charles Tracey III a former member of Congress from New York Albany district is reported critically ill with a liver affection at Watkins NY The communication was sent to E T Chamberlain commissioner of navigation in a letter Tracey has been in ill health for six months and has received treatment at Watkins since Christmas He served in the House from 1891 to 1894 and was active in religious matters in Washington He was a warm personal friend of President Roosevelt and former President Grover Cleveland

Charles Tracey Congress Albany New York Watkins E.T Chamberlain Bio Health House of Representatives Washington Tracey Roosevelt Grover Cleveland

Funeral of James L. Thornton at Arlington Cemetery

James L. Thornton a longtime Post Office Department employee was buried yesterday at Arlington Cemetery after a death in his home on Indiana Avenue Northwest. The service at the family residence was led by Rev. George E. Maydwell and the cemetery ceremony was conducted by Lincoln Post No 3 of the Grand Army of the Republic with forty members under Commander George W Honey. Taps were played by a Fort Myer bugler. Wall bearers included W. H Proctor John S Warner Q H Oldroyd C H Worden J E Mc Cabe and L S Mortimer.

Arlington Cemetery James L. Thornton Post-office Department Indiana Avenue Northwest George E. Maydwell Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church Lincoln

Money to Loan at Low Interest Rates in 1905 Notice

Public loan offer from WM. H. Saunders & Co at 3 to 4 percent on sums from 1000 to 500000 with security options and mortgage refinancing. Also mentions Arlington Fire Insurance Building ad and a Manila board meeting May 16, 1905 to examine assistant surgeons detailing W Hefser Carroll Fox and C W Vogel.

W C Billings R L Wilson Hygienic Laboratory T D Berry Board of Examiners Washington A J McLaughlin Ashington D. C Bu Giness Robersole Mergerott Ridge C A. Baker A Ae Ho D C F H Smith CO Bond Avenus Stone & Fairfax Pelierh de Security D Co Moore & Hill, Inc 14Th St. Nw J. Fisher & Co, Incorporated REED Corcoran Ibth St A. F Fox & CO (Inc Harrison-Browning CO District of Columbia Walter H. Acker Tyler & Rutherford (Incorporated Arlington Fire Insurance Company Centrecay WM. H, Saunders & CO F St. Nw Geon G T. Vaughan D. A. Carmichael Joseph Galdberger Manila P. Kl W . Hefser Carroll Fox C. W. Vogel

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