Washington observes Saint Patrick's Day with church rites and parades
A large Irish Christian and civic observance filled Washington with green banners and mass. More than 1,000 Ancient Order of Hibernians marched to St Patrick's Church for Mass led by Very Rev. Dougherty while services and missions were held at St Aloysius St Joseph's and St Patrick’s. Festivities extended to public displays on Connecticut and F streets with films and songs honoring Ireland and Treland’s freedom.
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Milthre
Dalaraha
Antrim
St. Patrick
Washington
National Riftea Hall
Washington Lodge
No. 18
Breen
Connecticut Avenue
F Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Stekind
Ninth Street
Erin
Ireland
Order of Hibernians
Carroll Hall
St. Patrick’s Church
George A. Dougherty
Catholi University of America
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mgr. Russell
St. Patrick's
Joseph Cunane
Baltimore
D. J. Connor
Scranton
St. Aloyainy Church
St Joseph's
Toasden
St. Alephen's
New York
St. Patrick's Church
Treland
St. Mark's Church Theater
Gerett Willams
Michigan
Emerald Isle
Joseph Magee
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Aloysius Brosnan
Georgetown University
St. Joseph's Church
Ignatius Fealy
Valentine Schmidt
John Delay
St. Aloysius’ Church
Sol
James A. Noonan
Joseph McEneany
St. Stephen's Church
Joseph H. Cassidy
R. J. Froehlich
J. Ryan
Father Paul
Father Hillary
J. Lt. Meagner
St. Dominic's Hall
United States Marine Band
Arthur & Witcomb
South America
Charles C. Myers
Pasadena Lodge
California
Ming Gertrude McRae
Misa Sadie
Julia Gompers
Milas Clara Rail
Miaz Ida M. Ullman
Misa Gertrude McTrae
Mollle P
Gertrude McRae
Waltzanne
Arthur G. Dunn
Grece Defore Brown
Cailo Solo
Frits Mueller
Quarret Scone
Washington Quartet
Richard E. Connell
National Rifles
Dinirigt
P. ¥. Carr
P. T. Moran
Fire destroys Mose Point business district property
A Saturday night blaze in the Mose Point business district caused a total loss of $9.00 with insurance on the property listed at $9,000. Local authorities report the origin and cause are under investigation as firefighters contained the fire to the affected building.
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Washington Post
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Mose Point
Jein Reins
Cooperation of Police Body An Aid to Good Government
Maj. Richard Sylvester, superintendent of Police, argues for police led reform in municipalities. He cites commission forms, the International Police Association, and nonpolitical police service with pensions and retirement. The article highlights uniform crime terminology, social condition stats, and the push for coordinated data to prevent crime and aid good government.
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International Association
Richard Sylvester
American Institute of Criming Law and Criminology
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International Police Association
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Warning to Parents in the Light Brigade Would Save From Ruin
Dr. A. B. Orme and wife urge parental duty as the root cause of delinquency. They report 9 percent of 3,000,000 prodigal sons and 280,000 erring daughters claim to come from Christian homes. They call for firm, confident parenting and open, timely conversation to prevent degradation. The Ormes lament the disappearance of the home girl and warn youth drift toward streets and theaters.
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Washington
Dr. Orme
Skein
Knights of Momus Elect Officers at Elka Hall
The Knights of Momus elected officers at Elka hall yesterday afternoon led by President T. A. Bynum and Vice President Frank D. Smith. Other officers include recording secretary E. Burkholder financial secretary J. Huston treasurer M. A. Bodenhamer and sergeant-at-arms R. A. Jutlan. A ten cent tag campaign supports the Colored Social Settlement with larger donations urged by treasurer J. E. Williams of the U.S. Weather Bureau.
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Knights of Momus
Knights of Momus Hall
Elka’ Hall
T. A. Bynum
Frank D. Smith
Secratary
E. Burkholder
J. Huston
M. A. Bodenhamer
R.A. Jutlan
J. E. Wiliams
United States Weather Bureau
Enthusiastic Ozomulsion Ad Delivers Cold Recovery
An eager pitch extols Ozomulsion as life giving code liver emulsion that combats colds and fevers. It promises dry sweats fade and stronger sleep with a mailed bottle offer to readers sending addresses to Oxomulsion 548 Pearl St New York.
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Emigration Crisis Spurs Irish Letter to Taft
Dublin Sinn Fein council warns U S immigration fuels Ireland’s depopulation. They urge Taft to curb prepaid passage tickets and emigration agents, noting liquor dealers act as recruiters and that many emigrants travel under false labor promises. They call U S law enforcement to prevent prepayment of passage.
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Prac- Healy
Ireland
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Washington
Taft
Washington, D. C
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Irland
United States
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America
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Wold
National Coun
Sinn Fein
Arthur Griffith
Beanan Phaqoraigh
Thomas Kelly
National Council
Harcourt Street
Deny Union Favors Liquor in Senate Adversary Row
Columbia Typographical Union No 101 repudiated a Central Labor Union claim that Washington union men support liquor law changes. The union stated it is not aligned with the Central Labor Union and that its own views would be conveyed only by a duly accredited committee to Congress. Delegates were instructed not to record the Columbia union for or against the proposed changes.
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Senate
Washington
Capitol
White House
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Senate Committee
Columbia Typographical Union
Congress
Columbia Union
City Bulletins Amapementa and Vaudeville Listings
A compressed city update lists performances and venues with showtimes and descriptions. including The Rose of the Rancho at Columala 8:15 p m, Pullte vaudeville at Chesses 2:05 and 2:16 p m, Maria Nelaoa pleno recital at Willard 4:8 p m, McPatdena Vlats at Academy 5:15 p m, Mother Gone at Canton 1:80 2:45 7:60, Cosmae Vaudeville 1 to 11 p m, Majestic Vendevilla 1 10 10:90 p m, Squall at Gayety, The Ducklings at Cycleum, and an elaborate Henry VI production at Wallis Cafe. Also notes dining at Harvey’s and Schneider’s Crabs with local eateries on Pa Ave and 1th St.
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Belasco
Lew Dockstadar
Columala
Rancho
Chsee
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