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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1910
Page
10
Readers are treated to a refined musical program during St Aloysius services. A debut solo performance by a young musician drew high praise, with a solemn procession and varied choral renditions marking Holy Week across services. The event showcased devotion and community participation, amid careful liturgical planning.
A touring troupe of over 100 singers arrived with extensive luggage, generating amusement as they mingled in the city. They spoke little English, secured theater bookings and lodgings, and drew attention from locals and attendants during their stay.
A garbled note discusses law enforcement, passengers, a currency loan, and routes with scattered phrases about bets, people, and places. It mentions a contest with timing, a cat, and “ground” terms, but specifics are unclear.
Easter services at Cosmondlitan Baptist Church on WW Street NW celebrated the launch of a third mortgage campaign. Rev H N Conden urged racial education and technical training, pledging job opportunities for African Americans. Pastor P W Drew led stirring appeals as Rep Bennet of New York and Gen Keysor of Ohio were expected to speak, church crowded at all services.
The Grand Jury resumes sessions today seeking leads on the alleged higher up figures in the case. Witnesses discuss a plan to rescind advances and the Hawks game controversy. A hotel incident is linked to a suspected money transfer, while a fire at Brokaw Bros garage destroys twenty two automobiles with damage to eight others, costing an estimated 60 to 80 thousand dollars.
The Washington Post reports Pastor T Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle preached at Tremont Temple on Christ’s ascension and the resurrection. He argued that without a resurrection, believers sleep in death without awakening, stressing the millennial future and the church’s role in restoring all things.
Elaborate musical programs marked the Easter services yesterday in Welch of Laster. Many churches including Christ and St Pauls Protestant and Episcopal held afternoon and evening services with confirmations and sermons by Rev J A Anderson. The day featured mass at St Marys and prayers for youth as community gathers at Columbus Street and church parsonages.
A fragmented religious reflection cites Pentecost gifts and apostolic guidance as the path for saints to build the body of Christ. It discusses future millennial blessings, the new covenant, and the call to shared suffering to become worthy of Christ’s bride in creation’s restoration.
Mrs Frances Arrington, wife of William Arrington, was injured by an accidental pistol discharge while alone at her Alexandria home. The bullet pierced her left breast and narrowly missed the heart, prompting care at Alexandria Hospital in serious condition. Doctors expect to attempt extraction. the incident occurred late Saturday as Mr Arrington arrived home to find the weapon in the dining room.
A tragic accident at a dam near Willamstown Massachusetts claims the lives of Mildred and likely Moshe Dares two young men were swept over the dam during a low water event. One survivor Williamstown junior Kenbot of Walliams College assisted by others rescued a fourth.
Estimates suggest a new treatment called Filton Penn Compound may halve fatal outcomes in Bright's disease. Early responders appear strong but overall prognosis remains variable. expert caution urged as cases progress, with emphasis on early renal inflammation control before cardiac collapse. Washington access via Henry Dyans of 1st. Public interest and medical correspondence sought for response.
Gustave Scholle third secretary of the American embassy and his wife arrive with Miss Jo Kalman of St Paul Vin to attend the Caster Vonday court and concert. Consul General Gaffney arranges presentation to hang Dredesick and other members of the royal family.
Washington Epworth League delegates will travel to Baltimore for the Baltimore conference anniversary of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The group will include soloists and choirs from Dumbarton Church and will take special cars arranged by the Epworth transport committee. Additional Washington delegates and church leagues will be represented, with plans for another western tour explored by Rochester and leaders.
A high speed collision near Lima Ohio fatally injures James Wisk baggageman and another man, while multiple passengers suffer severe and minor injuries. A house is destroyed by fire caused by the crash and live wires ignite debris. Emergency crews battle the wreckage as trains nearby are halted and residents report chaos in the smoky aftermath.
A fragmentary report describes a shop girl named Julia Gleeson feeding prisoners at Haron Street for two weeks. The account mentions a Mrs Heer and others aiding after dinners, with officials and a deputy involved in the dimner. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Vessels from Guantanamo expected off Virginia Capes this afternoon. The hospital ship Solace, after target practice at Guantanamo Bay, is en route following wireless messages about a sick crew. The ship is to arrive tomorrow morning, delivering medical aid and support.
Fragmentary OCR reads of a historical discussion on how mothers influenced famous figures. It highlights mothers of Napoleon Nero and Washington as strong, influential figures shaping their sons with intellect, discipline, and moral resolve. The text blends anecdotes about parentage and character across eras.
The Y M C A heard treasurer Tee McClung address members yesterday afternoon on the value of saving for an employee and the daily cooperative effort. A musical program followed with solo and piano numbers by Myra Garray Tile Winters and Marie McGrath, a recitation by Mrs Lamm, and a song led by AL Lig. The program was under the supervision of G H Wieslow, the termnel superintendent.
Henry Brien a well known resident of Tosely met death last night after a fall in a stairway. He wore a high heel and slipped through a step causing a severe skull fracture and multiple injuries. He died in a brief time.
An ornate church ceremony marks the end of a dark period and the start of the New Year work. The Mason rite includes extinguishing and relighting lights at the cathedral, with readings and prayers. Officers Fred M Bock Sebring senior warden James McIntosh presiding, others listed.
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