Church programs and services across faiths listed
A chaotic list of church notices outlinesSunday school, prayer meetings, and sermons across Episcopal, Catholic, Presbyterian, Congregational, Unitarian, and other congregations. It notes times for Holy Communion, morning and evening services, lectures, youth activities, and door invitations for parishioners in various city churches.
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Einly Communion
Hnd
John
Lafayette Aquatr
Roland Coilion Smith
Asnatan
Williamson Smith
Bervicea
Browning
Asane Congregational Collmata Teal
ToUnteenth Street
Rey Frank J Gootwne Minster
Servica Ham
Aero Mon
Rinister
Berman
Obret Phesen
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Record $10,000 for Winthrop Work sets library sale record
The May 19 sale of Robert Hoe’s library netted 291650, nearing $1,000,000, with George D Smith buying Wyherley’s autograph copy for $2,000 and other records set by the Hoe sale. A total of 3.9 million to be realized across November January and March auctions. Winthrop Work book sold for $10,000, a new American printing record.
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Washington Post
New York
Robert Hor
Emery
Turner
Wyherley
George D Smith
Ashburnham
London
Etoe
Winthrop
America
Smith
John Twinbhros
Kalbfleisch
Francois Willon
Baron de la Roche-La Careltle
Paris
Galliot du Pre
Hawkins
Benjamin Bagster
Samuel Bagster
Mr Smith
William Pickering
Robert Hoe, Jr
Millionaire Miner Chris Snyder Seized in Opium Smuggling Case
Special to The Washington Past reports Chris Snyder a Montana mining millionaire arrested aboard the steamer Manchuria on arrival at Honolulu under an indictment for opium smuggling. Snyder protests innocence claiming a world tour while federal authorities insist he organized contraband opium shipments to Hawaii.
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Washington
San Francisco
Chris Snyder
Montana
Manchuria
Honolulu
Snyder
Hawaii
Gov signs law banning uniform discrimination at public amusements
Harrisburg May 6 The governor today signed a bill passed by the legislature making it a misdemeanor for owners or employees of any public amusement place to discriminate against anyone wearing the United States uniform. The statute imposes a $600 fine or up to one year in jail or both at the court's discretion.
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Harrisburg
Govener
Trust Quits New York with Knickerbocker Ice name adopted
The American Ice Company withdraws from New York and dissolves its trust role. The New York end will operate as Knickerbocker Ice Company under state law, while New Jersey and holding company entities remain unchanged. Washington branch uncertain due to manager absence. The group cites no trade restraint and maintains existing capitalization.
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New York
American Ice Company
New Jersey
Charles W Morse
Knickerbocker Ice Company
American Ice Securities Company
Hollng Company
Trust
Washington
Samuel Kimberly
Baltimore
Independent
Ice Commnpins
Great Falls
Miss Kirby Pupils Stage Night Exhibition
Miss Mabel Kirbys pupils performed an evening exhibition at the National Rifles Armory in the street last night. The program featured many pupils including K Johnson Fo Crit D Heine Wo Krolk Jones M Collins D Forne Taff and several gentlemen. Sorshumus was a highlight of the event with lively performances.
Lawyer Sentenced to Prison in Partial Transcript
A court yesterday sentenced lawyer John W Patterson to four years in prison after a sentencing delay. Patterson received a $1,009 bond upon release pending appeal, with immediate effects following the ruling.
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John W Patterson
Megie
Pune
Orl Fe
Ammediatels
Start Ind
Patterson
Taft Receives Medal At Philadelphia Banquet
President Taft, returning from Philadelphia, received a medal from the International Conciliation Society after a Philadelphia Medical Society banquet. He named Rear Admiral Charles Park, Lt Neulhon Milles, and ex-Representative Jo Warren Kelly of Ohio to the centennial commission to oversee a Perry memorial at Put in Bay Ohio. Cande-5 funds totaled 2100 with a goal of 600000 more from the states.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Medical Society
Taft
International Conciliation Society
Entournettes de Constant
Charles Ft)fark
Neulhon
Jo Warren Kelfer
Ohio
Perm Centennial Commission
Whitch
Commofeye Perry
Put-in-Bay
Waif Heir to 50000 Searched as Maryland Lineage Sought
Baltimore May 5 search for a man believed to be the baby boy abandoned in 1876 at a police station as a woman with unknown identity left him there. If found, about 50000 will be due to him. His mother reportedly belonged to Maryland's prominent families. Relatives and Attorney Thomas Hughes lead inquiries, tracing asylum records and clothing clues to identify him.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Annie Foss
Thomas Hughes
Northwestern
St Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
Hughes
Assaults for Former Employer Ends in Rake Attack
Leonard Chisholm, contractor of 510 Eleventh Street Southwest, was attacked in front of his home by Arthur Johnson, armed with an iron rake. Chisholm suffered multiple fractures to his right arm and was hospitalized in critical condition. Johnson, captured hours later by precinct detective Raymond Kleindvist, faces dangerous assault charges. He is to be arraigned when the victim can appear. Police say revenge motivated the attack after Chisholm fired him for repeated oversights. Pedestrians aided, likely saving the victim’s life.
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Leonard Chisholm
Eleventh Street
Arthur Johnson
Raymond Kleindvist
Chisholm
Johnson
Struck by aero propeller in Englewood injures contractor
Albert Gras ing of Highwood was fatally injured during an aeroplane experiment with his three brothers. He was struck on the head by a propeller while protecting the machine, fracturing his skull and wrecking the craft. May 5.
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Englewood
N J
Albert Grasing
Highwood
Grasing
Soap Advertising Fragment From 1852 Makers in Malden
An OCR fragment references FN DERE AD PUMICE SOAP Remare and mentions Malden established in 1852 as a soap maker. It notes silver soap products and related branding terms like bee silver cmener indexical Silver Soap and Cake 100, with scattered phrases about cleaning hands and factory dealers.
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Malden Maga
Wilson Opposes Recall of Judges in Reform Talk
Kansas City May 5 Woodrow Wilson governor of New Jersey spoke to the Knife and Fork Club outlining a new political era of reform through restoration not revolution He urged careful choice of party leaders and said initiative and referendum should expand representative government while recall should exclude judges He mentioned Missouri Governor Hadley as a notable presence and hinted at presidential possibilities in 1912 during his Western tour.
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Kansas City
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Knife and Fork Club
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Herbert S&. Hadley
Missouri
Wilson
Bishop Free On One Count In Bank Larceny Case
Petersburg May 5 Carter R Bishop cashier of the old Appomattox Trust Company was acquitted by a jury of larceny involving 320 685 after Judge Mullen ruled the state failed to prove false entries. Evidence from a State corporation official was ruled inadmissible. Eleven other indictments against Bishop and bank president Charles Hall Davis totaling about 8 000 remain to be tried.
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Petersburg
Carter R. Bishop
Appomattox Trust Company
Mullen
Commonwealth
Bishop
R. T. Wilson
State Corporation Commission
Charles Hall Davis
River trip for notables on James River cruise
Special to The Washington Post Richmond Virginia May The Belgian Minister at Washington Sir Robert Hatfield and Lady Hatfield Countess de Buisseret Attorney General and Mrs Wickersham Mr and Mrs Charles Francis Adams and Miss Adams of Massachusetts will cruise the James River aboard the Smithfield Saturday afternoon for two days Visits will include Shirley Westover Brandon Jamestown On Sunday the party will tour Yorktown likely Williamsburg and other points
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Washington Post
Richmond
Washington
Robert
Lady Hatfield
London
Countess de Buisseret
Wickersham
Charles Francis Adams
Miss Adams
Massachusetts
Henry W. Anderson
James River
Smithfield
Shirley
Westover
Brandon
Jamestown
Yorktown
Willamsburg
Drowning of a Boy Recounts Swift Bay Boat Tragedy
In Greenport Long Island a boy Benjamin Verity aged a year attempted to fill a water bucket while a speedboat operated at full pace. He was pulled under by water resistance and drowned. Father Daniel Verity leaped overboard to rescue him and nearly exhausted himself before the craft halted the boat that had sped away.
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New York
Benjamin Verity
Bay
Greenport
Long Island
Daniel Verity
Subscriptions and Voting Value List From an Old Paper
A garbled OCR page lists subscription rates with voting value for various durations. Entries show daily, Sunday, and weekend options in cents and dollars, including one year and multi month spans, and scattered stray text.
Readers urged to vote in The Post Europe trip contest
Details describe a contest awarding twenty one class trips to Europe for top voters by June 17. Voting coupons in The Post grant five votes on weekdays and ten on Sundays with free coupons on page three. Subscriptions and paid entries generate votes, with provisions for assistants and ties, and a Post representative guiding winners.
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Europe
Daily Post
District of Columbia
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Reitein
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Baral
Womb Schristean Association
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Joy Rider
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Frank Mineily
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Perl Grant
Lomell
Grant
Campbell
Minelio
Lable
Chas Snyder
U. 5S
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Knickerbocker Company
Baron de Constant
Balti
N. J
Senator Chilton
Charleston
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United States
Wiliam E. Chilton
Chamber of Commerce
Chilton
Clarence W Watson
Erie
William Larter
George D Larter
Cleveland
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Kan
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Arch Howell
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Arch Willis Howell
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Trust Company
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Ducefin Tourney
Hawksworth
Pitcher
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Rider
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Fox
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Hs MekKnew
L Krauss
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Muvoert Ab
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R Hoeter
F Morgan
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
France
England
Ireland
Antwerp
the Hague
Heidelberg
Isle OF Marken
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Lucerne
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Causeway
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