Morals in Public Schools Topic At National Congress
Three sessions of the National Congress of Mothers at Metropolitan Moon Church discussed morals in public schools and religious instruction for deaf mutes. Officers were elected with Mrs Frederck Sohate as president and Mrs Maude view as president for Sue Messohash. a deaf-mute exhibition by Miss Mary Garrett showcased speech progress.
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Frederck
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Authtor
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el Clacton
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Meade
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Wis Maude
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Wis
Tin Congress
Mansfield's Baron Chevyhal Showcases Richard Mansfield at National Theater
The National Theater hosted a large audience for Richard Mansfield's turn as Baron Chevyhal in A Parmian Romane. Critics praised his precise heartless portrayal and dramatic discipline, calling it one of his finest successes and highlighting strong supporting work from Gertrude Gheen Eleanor Barry and others.
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Baron Chevyhal
Mr Mansfield
Rane
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Marcello
Eleanor Barry
Mme de Args
Martin Letten
Cheswell
Irene Picher
Rosa Guerin
Hen de Fargy
Leslie Kenyon
Mansfields
Master of Violoncellos Brilliance by Alwin Schroeder and daughter
Alwin Schroeder and his daughter Hedwig Schroeder performed at the Washington Club, delivering a demanding violoncello program with notable skill. The virtuoso played Beethoven’s A major sonata with Miss Schroeder, then presented three pieces culminating in Locatelli’s difficult Sonata for violoncello. The audience of Washington club goers and the Amisel Quartet milieu praised the performances and anticipated further mastery from the players.
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Washington Club
Alexandria News in Brief James E Johnston for Postmaster
Alexandria items note James E Johnston announcing his candidacy for postmaster to succeed Joseph Crupper. A protest to Washington officials over a Potomac sewer outlet project is outlined with local leaders opposing the site due to expected pollution and past river nuisances. Also included are local injuries, obituaries, clergy news, and several medical staff promotions and examinations.
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Rixey
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Congress
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Southern Bel Telephone Company
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Johnston
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Leor Herbert
Fairfax Street
Southern Railway
Women Leaders Meet to Discuss Citizenship and Rights
Officers and delegates of the National Legislative League gathered at the Raleigh Hotel for an executive meeting. Attendees included Mrs Lallie Devereaux Blake of New York and other prominent women from Connecticut New Hampshire and Illinois. A key aim is to memorialize Congress until citizenship remains with marriage to foreigners. Delegates also reported on state standings and positions on race and policy while many serve as delegates to the National Congress of Mothers.
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Murida
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Edwin
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Chicago
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Catherine Bonsaville
Schoff
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United States
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Tilton Spencer Massey
Shoreham
Board of Managers
Raleigh
Corps of Ushers
Genevieve Holtzmai
National Legislative League
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John P. Bronk
Bridgeport
Nellie Grant Sartoris
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Connecticut
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Coope
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Pennsylvania
Groth
New York City
Ricker
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Evangelistic Services Highlight Spiritual Awakening Message
Rev Donald MacLeod of the First Presbyterian Church urged Christians to recognize the Holy Spirit and maintain strong relations with God during a joint meeting of Central Burst and Assembly4 Presbyterian churches. The evangelistic series continues tonight with Dr MacLeod and Rev W T Thompson as speakers.
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First Presbyterian Church
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MacLeod
B F Keittinger
Westminister
W T Thompson
Man Electrocuted by Trolley Wire in Omaha
A demented man named Edward Mallett of Vincennes was seized after grabbing a live trolley wire at Twenty fourth and Vinton streets in Omaha. He climbed atop a street car, holding the overhead line, fell unconscious, then recovered and was arrested after an hour of defying police and streetcar workers.
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Gen Charles Tracey III Illness Shocks Nation
Gen Charles Tracey III former New York Albany district congressman is critically ill with a liver ailment in Watkins New York. He served in the House from 1891 to 1894 and was noted for religious activity and social leadership. A friend of President Roosevelt and ex President Cleveland.
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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
The veteran Post-office employee James L Thornton was buried yesterday afternoon in Arlington Cemetery. Forty Lincoln Post no 3 GAR members attended under Commander George W Honey. The service followed by taps from Fort Myer. Burial team included W H Proctor John S Warner Q H Oldroyd C H Worden J E McCabe L S Mortimer. Earlier, Rev George E Maydwell conducted services at the family home 206 Indiana avenue northwest. Thornton died Tuesday morning after months of illness.
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Lincoln
Money to Loan at Low Rates by Arlington Fire Insurance Co
Money to loan at 3 percent 8 percent 4 and 4 percent per cent in sums from 1000 to 500000 with real estate as security. Immediate reply if security is unquestionable. Transactions conducted with economi cal consideration for borrowers. 1407 F street. Also notice of Manila board meeting May 16 1905 for medical examiners and detail board members.
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