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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1905

Page

15

Attorney General Rules Rate Making Is Legislative Function

The Attorney General told Senator Elkins that Congress may confer rate making on a commission but not on a court, arguing interstate commerce law gives Congress power to regulate rates while courts cannot wield original or appellate rate setting. He praised a legislative standard guiding administrative bodies and warned against vesting judicial power in courts.

Senate Mondy Eakins Congress Etkine United States Meyer Mayer Chicago University Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce Interstate Commerce Commission Comrolasion Newlands Elkins Germany Farin France Cullom Prof. Meyer Commission Foraker George 8. Gardner Laurel Miss Mississippi River Mississippi

Rates and cattle movement under interstate rail rules debate

John F. Harris of Chicago argues against fixed permanent rate differentials, warning quick changes are needed for business. W B Biddle testifies for railroads that cattle rates are reasonable, countering cattlemen claims of conspiracy and unjust gains. committee adjourns until day.

John F. Harris Chicago Commission W. B. Biddle Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railway Interstate Commerce Commission Cattle Stateera’ Association of Texas Cattle Growers’ Interstate Executive Committee Banta Fe Railroad

Commencement Day in Siam Reflects Bangkok School

Special to The Washington Fest from New York reports Siam Observer coverage of the 1916 graduation at Bangkok Christian High School, run by the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions. Ten graduates wore blue silk gowns. diplomas were handed by U S Minister Hamilton King. Rev W G McClure leads the school now housed at a new and larger location with about 160 boys.

Washington New York Siam Siam Observer Christian High School of Bangkok Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions Enool Hall Columbia Hamilton King United States Elam Christian High School W. G. McClure

Centennial Opening Prominent Men to Speak at Exposition

The Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland announces June 1 ceremonies with gates opening early and a lakefront program. Key speakers include Gov. Chamberlain and Mayor Williams with Rev. Moore delivering the invocation. The Innes Band will premiere Imperial Oregon, and President Roosevelt will trigger the chimes as America is proclaimed.

Washington Post Portland Oreg Theodora Hardee H. W. Goode Guild Guild’s Lake Roosevelt America Lake Front Innes Frederick Innes Imperial Oregon Lewie and Clark David H. Moore Methodist Sapieca= Dal Bion Washington H. W. Goole George E. Chamberlain State of George H. Williams Aie James A. Tawney Congress Minnssota Christie

Grace Church Choir Aims High Under Danzenbaker

Grace Church on Thirteenth Street northwest hosts a storied choir history from 1871 onward. Led by director organist Q A Danzenbaker for seven years the volunteer ensemble benefits from strong past figures like Miss Julia von Entress and Mrs. Perkins, with current quartet Annie Mattern Alfred Willner T Perkins and Alfred Leetage delivering refined liturgical singing.

Julia von Entress Misa Brandeis A. Watts Watts Danzenbaker Grace Church Washington North Presbyteriian N Street Ninth Tenth North Church Dansenbaker Seasia Firet Congregational Mra Europe Calvary Baptisl Church B. Frank Gebert Misa Blance Rueckert Louis Ascherfeld New York Ascherfeld Trinity Lutheran Church Choir New York City B. C. Bleversen Volog Stutz Louia I. Stuts Annie Mattern Alfred Willner T. Perkins Alfred Leethaga Miss Mattern Willner Perking

Leet Averts New Choir Members and Past Losses

Notable Washington music scene notes Miss Violet Wilner contralto and Miss Frances Krebs voice show promise while Miss Florence Schumann shines as high soprano. Bass singer Allen Ebert, a former bass baritone, died in the Hotel Ark fire, shocking local friends Nettie Willner, eldest daughter of Alfred and Mrs Willner, assists as organist.

Leet Barytona Hotel Ark Nettie Willner Alfred Willner

Bible Society to Celebrate 77th Anniversary at Hamline

The Washington City Bible Society marks seventy seven years of service with a Sunday evening anniversary at Hamline Methodist Church. Rev. Dr L Phillips son of Dr Charles Phillips of UNC will speak along with Dr Pitzer. Deney, new pastor, will lead worship. Copies of a condensed society history will be available for free. The group has had only two treasurers in its history and Pitzer has led as president for thirty years.

Hamline Church Washington City Bible Society Hamline Methodist Church 4. L. Phillips Charles Phillips University of North Carolna Pitzer Deney Church i Michael Nourse William Ballantyne Bregentcy Misa McLean Wesley Bright Anna M. Tilton Frank T.grael Mpnorth League Sliver Bay Lake George N. Y Board of Control E. R. Rochester Haworth League Jesse L. Suter Anti-Saloon League Ln Sg J. A. Wester Charles C. Campbell L. H. Derrick 5. W. Terry M. M. Mitchell T. H. Milstead Mitchell Offcral F. J. Metcatt KR. GL. Baing H. A. Ison A.M. Titton C. Ct. McLean R. Woodward E. & la Ferra J. F Engle F._T. Tarael L. P. Hieston Symons J. Metcatt W. W. Couler

Epworth League Notes and Upcoming Events

Epworth League notes describe missionary literature requests to Miss Anna M. Tilton, a May 12 Brightwood Park musical program, and calls for attendees from other chapters. Details cover Denver convention travel plans, leadership talks on church youth work, and a forthcoming conference at Lake George.

Anna M. ‘Titan Second Street Brightwood Park Brightwood Epworth League Denver Frank T. Israel

Y M C A Indians spotlight baseball program and events

The Y M C A Indians feature baseball with Horace Chittenden of Yale addressing the boys tomorrow at 8 30 p.m. An Indian Bible Study excursion by trolley to the woods then a Washington Philadelphia game visit this afternoon with special rates for well behaved Indians. Meet at Seventh Street and Florida Avenue at 4 p.m. to attend. Also notes a reception for Gorsuch's new pastor Rev W L Lynn at Gorsuch Methodist Church with speakers and a service motto of Service. The Society of St Vincent de Paul plans a public quarterly meeting at St Patrick's new parish hall to review parish reports. Episcopal Church Clubs elect officers in Cleveland with Rochester to host next year. Evangelistic services at the District Jail at 2 p.m. tomorrow.

Horace Chittenden Yale Indian Tribe Bible Study League Chesley Seventh Street Florida Avenue Gorsuch Gorsuch Methodist Church W. L. Lynn J. W. Steal Mr. Lynn Society of St. Vincent de Paul St. Patrick's Church Washington William H. de Lacy Bratford Episcopal Church Clubs Cleveland Ohio Mar Conference of Episcopal Church Clubs Rochester N, Y George C. Thomas Philadelphia James M. Lamberton Jackson Sparrow Etcinnatt Robert Humphrey N.Y Christian Endeavor James District Christian Endeavor Union Hermon C. Metcalf Young People's Missionary Conference Silver Bay Lake George N. Y Church of the Covenant Milas Elizabeth Bryan Christian Endeavor Society First Baptist Church J. W. Little John Eastwood

Sunday Church Services From Various DC Congregations

A sampler of Sunday church services across multiple Washington DC churches. Listings include pastors and speakers such as Claude C. Jones Frederick D. Power Walter Smith Edward S. Bagby John Gordon D. D. Rev. Montgomery Rev. A. C. Garner with times for sermons Sunday schools prayer meetings and special meetings at Vermont Avenue Whitney Mount Pleasant Plymouth Church and other venues.

Claude C. Jones W. E.D. Winters Eprodhoel Sal Christan Waneaved Vermont Avenue Frederick D. Power Ham Hoictetus Nim D Streeta Edward 8. Bagby W. R. D. Withers Three Gardens J. EB. Aichgl Mi Chria Jan Endesvor

Theosophical and religious lectures fill week in DC area

A long listing of lectures and meetings across multiple faiths and groups in Washington DC, including Theosophy, Universal Brotherhood, Church of Christ Scientist, Unitarian and Swedenborgian societies. Events span evenings and Sundays at venues on F, N, L, and Pennsylvania avenues with mixed topics from happiness to immortality and practical sociology. public invited.

Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society Raja Yora Schogi DubHela

Co operation verans Combination An Economical and Socialistic Question

Discussion on cooperation and economic science announced with multiple church and society notices. Various services, lectures, and gatherings listed by Orthodox, Colored Evangelical, and Christian Science groups including Sunday schools, sermons, and mission plans at venues on Sixth Street, Ninth Street, and Pennsylvania Avenue with outreach to all faiths.

Secular League Boclante Colored Evangelical Christian Science Church Grey's Hall Odd Fellows M Street Sixteenth Seventeenth Streets Roland B Hasard

Colorado to Exhibit Rich Mineral Resources at Exposition

Special Correspondence from The Washington Port Portland May 1 reports Colorado receives 15000 dollars for a comprehensive mineral display at the Lewis and Clark Exposition. A state commission will arrange the exhibit in the Mines and Metallurgy building featuring gold mines, silver, copper, lead, iron, coal, and new prospects. Colorado aims to rival California Nevada Oregon and Klondyke in mineral wealth.

Washington Port Portland Colorado McDonald Itda California Nevada Oregon

Revival in Korea and Carnegie pension fund notes

Special to The waanimgienrom, May reports a revival in Pyongyang Korea where Evangelist Rev Dr Samuel J A Moffett says over a thousand natives became Christians. Central and South Gate Churches overflow and more space and workers are needed. Also notes Carnegie pension fund for elder professors may pay 1500 dollars yearly to about three hundred and may grow to 20 to 30 million with more gifts. A brief testimonial by D T Sample praises Agnew Catarrhal Powder for relief from chronic catarrh.

Waanimgienrom New York Samuel J.A. Moffett Pyongyang Korea New South Gate Church Philadelphia Press Carnegie D.T. Sample Sample Washington, Pa P. G. Afferk

Dentist Teeth Without Plates Ad by Penassi Graduate

Advertisement from VERO DENTISTS at 1115 P. opposite the Post Office promotes teeth without plates. Claims no extraction and no pain with a quick, painless method.

University of Penassi- Vero

Wanted hotel help and other labor positions listed

Classified style notice lists multiple employment posts including bellmen porters and room clerks for a hotel, and a cashier and other roles. Also includes demand for a stable keeper, salesmen, canvassers, a stenographer, a cook, plumbers students, and training for learning the painting blowing and florin trades, with pay hints and application details.

Dick’ Sno Hotel Ith Sl D. Cas Ith Dick's Hotel Agency Ladies’ Alliance Stewart & CO Norfolk Etricity Eracery Ghesapeake Grain Company Baltimore McGill C. C Fleischmann Alexand COYNE Cincinnati Obie T Louis

Female help wanted in old classified ads mix

A fragmented collage of early 20th century classified notices seeking a female stenographer bookkeeper chambermaid seamstress cook waiter and other positions. It lists multiple boxes at this office, addresses, times and duties, with references to colored workers and refined widows, plus job offers for sewing dressmaking and pattern services.

LE Strange Livingston New York Lockport

Lost Items and Rewards Ads Plague Friday Evenings

Numerous lost and found notices describe missing items including a white enameled shield with Tonita Salazar’s name, a pocketbook with money and papers, a brindle and white puppy, a black and tan puppy, a small diamond pin, a gun metal watch, a leather pocketbook, a round gold snake pin, and a dog at Penn Station. Rewards offered for returns to given addresses with unclear dates and locations.

LOBTU Betweenet Tonita Salazar Ball Leamax Finder St. Ne Connecticut, Conn, Ave Connecticut N St Zoo Park 18Th St Morey Penna Gay

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