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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1905

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5

Archbishops Meet Over Catholic University Plans

Cardinal Gibbons presided as Archbishops met in Calwell Hall to discuss church strategy for educating and aiding colored Catholics and to appoint a bureau in Washington. They addressed training for the deaf and changes at the American College while considering church music and university finances.

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Merarchy Cath Uc Church of America Sesson Calnwell Hall Catholic University Cardinal Gibbona Baltimore Ireland Klevesant Hirkens Providence Vigr © Connell Washington Gibbons Pridic Mer Kearidy American College Charlee Jo Bonaparte Battimore Michael Jenking Taltmerr Trasaner Thomas E Waggaman Brights of Columbus
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Speedy Cure by Cuticura for Child Eczema

A mother reports her two year battle with a severe eczema in her little girl. After trying many remedies with no relief she used Cuticura Ointment and two bottles of the Resolvent and saw a permanent cure. added place Addington, Ind.

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Mre. I. Jones, Addington Ind. T
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Mother and Son Reunited After Twenty Six Years

Israel Blentracht of Wilmington reunites with his mother Mrs Freedman after an eighteen year search tracing from Dentner Colorado to California Chicago New York Philadelphia and Washington. He located her at 627 I Street NW with help from Dr A H Taylor and Mrs Beaver. The two planned the meeting to avoid shock and the reunion concluded with happiness.

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Israel ‘Blentracht Wilmington Israel Blentracht Del Ened Mr. Hientracht Dentner Colo California Chicago New York Philadelphia Washington Hientracht Krieger Freedman Biertracht I Street Eientracht H ‘Talor M Street Taylor Beaver Elentracht Israel
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Conundrums and captions in a surreal satire

A fragmentary humorous piece blends quips about love and marriage with playful puzzles and social satire. It features lines from a Bride and Groom dialogue, a riddle about four roles, and references to industry, labor, and historical figures, wrapped in theatrical whimsy.

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Painters discuss strike and arbitration in wage dispute

Journeymen painters local union to consider strike or arbitration over wages from 2.20 to 3.50 per day United Brotherhood of Carpenters Local 1103 and joint District Council seek amicable adjustment amid near widespread walkout by about 318 mill workers across fifteen mills Masters and masters’ association hold talks with no firm action as arbitration efforts continue George Fredrick and Hedrick Wells participate in mediation with the Paperhangers Association in Washington.

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Waslington Joint District Council Lumber Exchange United Brotherhood of Carpenters Structural Building Trades Alliance Master Horseshoers’ Association Shhondan & Lynch Journeymen Horseshoers George Fredrick The Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paperhangers of America, Ia Washington Journeymen Paperhangers’ Union Hedrick Harry J. Wells Paperhangers Union Lewis Paini~ Im
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Washington Tailor Pioneers Capital Clothing Firma

George L. Mertz of Merts and Mertz Company, a Washington native born August 28, 185, learned tailoring after early schooling and bookkeeping. He managed 96 F street store with Alexander P. Trosset, a New Yorker long in the business. The firm is a pioneer popular-priced clothing maker in the city, with growing business and involvement in civic progress. Mertz is active in Masons including Harmony Lodge and Mount Vernon Chapter.

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George L. Merts Merta & Merty Company Washington Bpencorian Business College Wathew Rock New York Ciy Mertz Atreet Aim Alexander P Trosset Merts & Mertz Company Trosset Merta Harmony Lodge Mount Vernon Washington Commandery Almas Temple Mystic Shrine
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Baltimore Club Is Victor In Washington Trophy Whist

Baltimore Woman's Club captured the Washington Trophy in the eighth annual Women's Whist League of America congress in Philadelphia. The team defeated Hamilton Club of St Louis by a narrow margin. members were Mary Houghies, Harriet Poultney, Mrs George D Penniman, and Mrs J McEldowney.

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Philadelphia Baltimore Hamilton Club St Louis Mary Houghies Harriett Poultney George D Penniman Mra J . McEldowney L . Hamilton Loula Brooklyn Cavendish Boston Colon Powelton Chicago Tennssivanta Aux Leecher Merion Philadelphia Manheim Philadelphia Oy Belmont Philadelphia Cavendian Winchester Wa No Name Narraguncott Woman's Arundall Des Moines Cranford Washington New York Sarah Battle Harristown Mira Little Getchell Charlotte Brooke Johnson Bry Widmer Watson Mire Howry H W Connor C H Davis D Thompson Pittsburg Mise Lille Getchell
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Trouble on the Galveston crew abandons ship

Report says thirty crewmen left the cruiser Galveston Tex without permission while in port at Galveston. Some were later recalled. about fifteen men remained ashore or overdue. Navy officials expect possible voluntary returns or disciplinary measures for those who left.

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Cutler Galveston Navy Department Norfolk Tex Fruna Trong Itie Navy
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Army officers given various leaves and promotions

Orders authorize three months leave for Miss William Hert and Captain William P Wooten to relocate for duty. A board at Vancouver Barracks Wash and the Presidio San Francisco will examine officers for fitness for promotion, listing several nominees and a note on the death of Maj George M Wheeler U S A retired in New York City.

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Willam Hert Bronte Arthur L. Wagner Dimbility William P Wooten Vancouver Henry Wagner Roy C Kirtland Fourteenth Infantry Robert E L. Spence Eleventh Infantry Georgia Military College Miltedgeriile William Blephenmn Irving W Rand James B Gowen Ralph B Ingram John EB Sebogttel Tenth Infantry Jeniey Hanna Alfrad Arnold William Ateyhenson Presidio San Francisco Cal Vancouver Barracks Wash Thadela Rodolph Gibert Joan 3, Parks, Jr War Department George M Wheeler Fifty-fourth Street New York City Wheeler Military Academy Colorado Corps of Engineers Congress
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Movements of Ocean Steamers and Army Signal Work

Movements of vessels include Arrived Boric from Liverpool and La Lorraine for Havre. Majestic from Liverpool for New York. Dented from New York via Plymouth for Hamburg. Gen A W Greely to New York to begin permanent fire-control installation with Forts Hamilton and Wadsworth. Arrived Alexander at Cavite and others at sea and Tortugas. Marblehead bound for Banla.

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New York Boric Liverpool la Lorraine Havre Barbarossa Bramen Plymouth Cherbourg Quesnstown Majestic Land Hamburg A. W. Greely United States Army Ham Ilton Wadsworth Alexander Cavite Truxtus Wewpert Joan Onlveston Hull Worfolk Scorpion Tortugas Maression Onda Cealing Teks Philadelphia Monte Cristi Marblehead San Dingo Banla Crom
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Charlton Named to Succeed Magoon as Insular Law Officer

Secretary Taft announced the final appointment of Faul Charlton of Nebraska to succeed Judge Charles Magoon as law officer of the Insular Bureau. A Civil Service Commission ruling exempted the position from examination due to blanket coverage of the civil service. Charlton, an Omaha lawyer of good reputation, is currently in Washington.

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Civil Service Commission Taft Faul Charlton Nebraska Charles Magoon Insular Bureau Civil Service Elton B Chariton Omaha Ho Ja Washington
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Four Men Rescued From Ice Pack Near Nome

Military secretary reports Maj Glassford of the Alaskan telegraph service in Seattle states four men blown from a disabled launch off Nome on April 38 have landed at Solomon Island about 34 miles from Nome. They are making their way ashore over the ice and are reported well.

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Nome Solomon Island Maj Glassford Alaskan Telegraph Service Seattle Alaska
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Sun Eclipse Viewing Party Heads to Spain and National Geographic Meeting

Rear Admiral Colby M Chester will lead a party to Spain this summer to view the total solar eclipse. The group includes Capt J A Norris, Lieut H E Hayden, professors, and scientists from the Weather Bureau and universities. Secretary Taft will address the National Geographic Society on the Philippines, and an excursion to Indian Head naval proving grounds is planned for Friday May 12 with shell and armor testing demonstrations by Admiral Mason.

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Spain Colby M Chester Navy Department J A Norris H E Hayden W . Hichelberger F B Littell George H Peters Yowell Dinwiddie F H Bigelow United States Weather Bureau Stanislav Hauz- UK Bigelow A Mitchell NW EB Gilbert L. B Jewell Taft Philippines National Geographic Society National Rifles Armory atSp Naval Proving Grounds Indian Head Ma‘son
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Washington Citizens' Association Honors Their President

The East Washington Citizens Association met at 31 Pennsylvan ia avenue and praised President Smith with a silver loving cup. Secretary Sperry read streets and alleys committee findings proposing grading for Georgia Avenue and several other streets, urging improvements from Tenth to Thirteenth streets and along E and B streets. The report was adopted and new public playgrounds at Virginia and Georgia avenues were approved, with plans for two public convenience stations and a street map to be included in the next annual report.

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Leroy D Watter Evan H Tuker Wiliam J Frizzell Northeast Citizens’ Association G Street Seventh Street Henry C Stewart Mason N Richardson Citizens’ Association T Washington Citizens’ Association East Washington Citizens’ Associaton Pennsylvania Avenue Smith Sperry Girouard Georgia Avenue Eighth Bigntesoth Street Kentucky Avenue South Carolina Avenue Fifteenth Massachusetts Avenue Lincoln Park Nineteenth Street Tennessee Avenue Fifteenth Street North Carolina Avenue Sixteenth Georgia Kentucky Avenues BE Street E Street B Street Thirteenth Congressional Cemetery F G Coldrea Committee On Public Order and Virginia and Georgia Avenues Ninth Eleventh Street McMillan Square E JY Nottingham Hilton Peabody Maury
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