Delegates Again Seek Bishop as Nominations Begin
Delegates convene to elect a bishop after yesterday's contest. Rev George Fiske Dudley nominated Bishop Brent, praised as a capable churchman. Speakers urged brief nominating addresses and clarified qualifications for high office amid debate and procedural motions.
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St. Thomas
Brent Thomas Nelson Page
Pages
Page
Highon
Amin
Shah
Benest Smith
Church of the A
Lee Batore
Brent
Dr Smith
Pupils Present At Wax May Ball At Carrell Institute
A large turnout of about two hundred attended a May Ball at Carrell Institute last night. The program featured vocal and instrumental numbers, with students Rosemary Bwertman Amy Margaret Ber rs Der ty Myer and many others performing. Crowd included numerous adults as masters and mistresses, prizes awarded for singing and dancing selections, and excitement over ticket sales and entertainment.
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Missida Hayes
Carrell Institute
Nimz Dheus
Rosemiuy Bwertmiin
Amy Margaret Berrs
der Ty Myer
Margaret Fitzgerald
Gerikke Burke Hickenbeiner
Eleanor Hb
Lowse Bice
Ella Lann Maybell Fams
Ruth Aicpfer
Frances Hayes
Fstner
Johnson Grace Johnson
Elizabeth
Marie Boher
Higaland
Marie Haes
Glad Rai
Clariette Hogan
Tred
Ntelfort
John Fogan
Dan Eli Ting
Maste Thessey
Glidys Rahn
Ruth Wepre
Rosemary Saretman
Osiris Lodge Installs With Grand Master Visit
More than two hundred Masons from various lodges attended the annual initiation of Osiris Lodge No 20 in Scottshire Hall. Grand Master Augustus B Coolidge presided as Wilam Lewis, lodge master, welcomed guests and noted plans for a new Masonic Temple. visitors included John A. Luthethe and other grand lodge officers.
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Osiris Lodge
Augustus B Goollige
Scottish Rile Hall
Coulidge Saul
Wilam Tewis
Osiris
L . Wihimson
Arthur Smith
Dana & Howlard
John A Luluthe
Mastir
Jamaqua Lodge
Werth Leuisiivana
Grand Mas Fuer
Visitor's skull fracture after street crossing accident
J OW a 50 year old guest at the Bikeley Elolcl hospital after a fall and skull fracture from being struck by an east bound railway car near Twelfth street and New Lake Avenue. The injury is serious. Mr Gamble accompanied the Arkansas governor on a trip and witnessed the incident with Conductor Robert Ruor dan and Motorman WC Hazes.
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Gapiol Street
Arikeist
Omergoer Hospital
Gamble
Arkansa
Twelfto Street
New Lake Axenle
Colunbly Railway and Liedrie Company
Clerge
Robert Ruordan
WC Hazes
New York
Dieudonne Held In Police Court On Firearm Charge
Dieudonne was held in police court on charges of firing shots at a suspected street burglar, Charles Pidlonne, on April 24. The incident, linked to a gunfight near the residence of Officer Holmes, wounded Holmes’s arm and wounded the burglar’s perception of a hit.
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Charles
Pidlonne
Ballectany
Tite &Mbill
Dieudonne
Holmes
Ei Aalmes
Mrs Garfield Divorces Thomas G Garfield by Decree
In a District Supreme Court ruling Justice Gold granted a divorce to Adna Garfield from Thomas G Garfield citing cruelty. Alimony set at 50 dollars monthly. Garfield reportedly now resides in Baltimore. Opal Louise Smith of Takoma Park seeks absolute divorce from Harry J Smith for infidelity and plans to resume her maiden name. Maggie L Trammell granted absolute divorce from John H Trammell for desertion and nonsupport. Rupert S Hume seeks appointment of a receiver for Craycroft and Jarboe grocers. Catherine Heins of Eighth Street Southeast files will probate, leaving 600 dollars to her son Fayette and the residue to her daughter Katherine F Flammer named executrix.
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Birs
Adna Garfield
Commerce and Labor Department
Thomas G Garfield
Justice Gold
Istrict Supreme Court
Garfield
C. L. Smith
Opal Louise Smith
Takoma Park
District Supreme Court
Harry J Smith
Opal J. Horton
Maggie L Trammell
Maretell Trammell
John H Trammell
Gould
Trammell
Grocery Farm
Rupert S Hume
Frank Hume
Catherine Heins
Catherne Heins
Eighth Street
Fayette
Katherine F Flammer
Flammer
Ag Executrix
Death of Robert H Payne Expert Engineer and geologist
Robert Kenry Paine, longtime foreman in the Geological Survey engraving division, died Tuesday at his home in Newark. A native of London born March 2, he came to the US early in life, worked in Civil War era lithography, ran a New York Cit y and Cand in NY lithographic business, and was regarded as a premier printer. His work is exhibited at a local museum.
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Robert Kenry Paine
Geological Survey
Nlock
M. Payne
London
England
Columba . C
New York
Cit
Wallonil Museum
Colonial Dames Convene at White House Meeting
President Roosevelt hosted members of the Colonial Dames of Anchies to open their annual convention at the White House. The morning session included business, poetry, and luncheon. Miss Boardman, president of the Red Cross Society, was slated to speak in the afternoon. Aiana publication plans were announced, and the session adjourned around 3. The event will resume tomorrow at 10 in the morning.
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Roosevelt
Ue Winte House
Natworti
Dames of
Anchies
Arigton
Vestidas
Covention
Willam Rafin Cox
Redmond
Miss Boardman
Ped Cross Society
Michard Henry Lee
Epworth Leaguers Elect New Officers at Gorsuch Church
At the Epworth League annual meeting of Gorsuch Methodist Episcopal Church on Tuesday evening officers were elected. John L Ferguson was named president with Roscoe Maricle Hroest H Pullman as vice presidents. Miss Beulah Winter became secretary and Charles Whitton Jr treasurer. Organists are Mrs Crymes and Miss Winter. Junior League superintendent is Mrs Web Lynn with Miss Nellie Ramby as aide. The retiring treasurer reported receipts of 101.17 and expenses of 91.35, and Thomas Adams Lille Winter and Katzen Pullman were admitted to membership.
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Epworth League
Gorsuch Methodist Episcopal Church
John L Ferguson
Roscoe Maricle
Pullman
Jodi Goodrich
C . Crimea
Beulah Winter
Charles Whitton
Crymes
Miss Winter
Web Lynn
Nellie Ramby
Thomas
Adams Lille Winter
Katzen Pullman
Hood's Sarsaparilla Pure Medicine Ad Claim
An advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a pure medicine that restores appetite, builds up strength, expels humors, tones the stomach, and cures tiredness. It notes conformity with laws and markets Sarsatabs in liquid or chocolate tablet forms, offering 100 doses for one dollar.
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Hood
Fassett Conspiracy Probe Indicts Likely in Capitol Telegram Case
District Attorney Baker plans to present the Fassett Cassidy telegram case to the grand jury for possible indictments charging conspiracy. Timberlake asserts he inserted the word not and was not approached or paid. he exonerates himself while acknowledging the sworn statement will be used in the grand jury presentation. A comprehensive report by Harvey Ghen is being prepared to reveal possible conspiracy connections and timing around the racing bill and Senator Cassidy’s political vulnerability.
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Baker
Fassett-Cassidy
Grand Jury
Phin
Harvey Given
Western Union Company
Julian Timberlake
Capitol
Timberlake
Shea
Harvey Ghen
Evening in Japan at All Souls Church Prominent City Musicians Present
Festival at All Souls Church Fourteenth and L streets featured an elaborate program under Parish Salon. Highlights included a 209-piece Japanese exhibit with towels depicting scenes, symbols, and Nipponese life, and a lecture by Gen and Mrs O F Wood on Japanese culture and wartime events. A concert followed with performers such as Navia Hi Offo Tuebbert, Emma Koor, Roberta Hope Amies Hern don Moisell Arthur, Hammondeibert, Frank Byram, Willand Green, Willem E Green, and Ralyt Barnard. The Parish Union executive committee oversaw the event with Doughty Ue presiding and Jerome Lightfoot assisting.
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Japan
All Souls Church
Gen
O EF Wood
Far Nipponan Wood
United States
Port
Weather Conditions From Washington May 6 Forecast
Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau in Washington reports a rainy spell since early May limiting mountain rise to two feet and suggesting calm air and a light eastward boat movement. A developing storm may affect Indiana and the St Lawrence Valley with a northeastward track toward the Great Lakes and New England. Rain likely Thursday across New England and the Lake region with warmer temperatures later. winds along the Atlantic coast will shift from southeast to northwest. Local observations show temperatures around 48 at midnight to 48 in the morning, rainfall 0.37 inches from pm to 8 pm, with no sun. Tide times listed for the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers indicate muddy conditions near Harpers Ferry.
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Dept of Agricultue Weather Bureau
Washington Wedinley
Snce
Mount Weather
Mississippi Valley
Uighis
Indiana
St Lawrence Valley
Tims
New England
Atlantic
Lake
Middle Atlantic
Falls Death in Seventh Street Drug Store
John C. Maid, aged 67, of Brightwood Avenue, collapsed and died of heart disease while waiting for a prescription at a drug store on Seventh and M streets. He had earlier visited Dr Warwick Evang at 1105 Ninth Street NW for a prescription and worked at the Sombre Home. The clerk found him dead on the floor.
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J. &. McDonald
Seventh
McDonald
Senator Warns of State Rights Erosion in Child Labor Debate
Colorado Senator warned in the Senate that centralizing federal power over child labor could erode state rights and threaten the republic. He cautioned against insidious encroachments that could transform government, comparing risk to tyranny and noting danger lies in diminishing state powers rather than expanding federal authority.
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Colorado
Teller
Senate
Ife
Greatest Year for Peace Declared at New York Meeting
At the Peace Society of New York annual gathering at the Hotel Astor Andrew Carnegie lauded Secretary of State for loanable work in recent treaties. Edwin Mead of Boston noted the Washington treaty with Japan as a major landmark. Carnegie was reelected president and Hugh Hughes named a vice president.
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New York
The
Peace Society
Hotel Astor
Andew Carnegie
Carnegie
Edwin J1 Mead
Boston
Washington
Japan
Curnegin
Anot Hughes
Harmony in Bay State at Democratic Convention in Boston
Democratic State convention opens at Faneuil Hall to nominate four delegates at large for Denver. Unified backing for Bryan resolutions and a united slate led by George Fred Williams. Delegates include John Morn of Boston Daniel W Doherty of Springfield John W V Coughlin of Everett Frederick F Stinson of Dedham. Brian supporter to present platform.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
Denver
William Jennings Bryan
Fred Williams
Dedlam
John Morn
Daniel W Doherty
Springnetlound
John VW Coughin
Illiver
Frederick F Stinson
Dedham
Seoien Dion Ard
Eichadsen
Aex
Anardeit
Brian
Funeral of Mrs Gilbert Follows Exposure Death in City
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Margaret Gilbert, aged 78, of 2208 FP Street Northwest, who died of exposure, are set for this morning at the family home. Pastor Wells of Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church will officiate. burial at Glenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers include family members and local officials. among donations noted are from President Roosevelt and church groups.
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Magaret
Giibert
Nothwest
Gilbert
Benning Bridge
Wells
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church
Teri
Reynolds Ben T Ranhms
Carl Clarunce Chapman Jr
James Gilbert Jr
Roosevelr
Gilburt
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Truck Company
Arc Department
Chapman J Gilbert
BH Resnoalds
Charles
Henry Wo Asa L
Thomas
Gibert
Thomas He Gallert
Mainess
Henry Gilbert
White House
Club of Grocers in City Arrives for Boston Convention
The Demer delegation to the Retal Grocers Association in Boston arrives in the city around evening time with a large party listed, including Mr and Mrs Arneth, Mr and Mrs Wik Ball, and many others. The head of the club, Mr Ghuiner, leads as president of the Colorado State Grocers, and they plan to attend the Washington Rural Grocers Association event after meeting in Boston. They will board a steamer for Norfolk tonight and return to Boston later.
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Retal Grocers Association
Boston
New Willard
Ant
Wik Ball
Kaaxter
AY Heukwi
Butler Woor Gherrier
Miss Wolg
Dane Mig Dane
Georde Ro Henry
Chars Hayden
Mayden
Vis J
Henrys
R Motrin
Fred Meek
Moekkikson
I J Nolan
Gag Reddish
A Simon
Sturgis Jains Quan Woh
Traney
Trark
Joonson
Miss Greding
Ghuiner
Clb
Colorado State Grocers
Del
Sinion
Ui Washington Rural
Norfolk
Woodmen Elect Officers at State Camp Session
The Modern Woodmen of America district camp in Columbus held a triennial session at 316 Penn Avenue SE. Delegates elected JW Sutherin as state consul and B F Gibbs as Clark JW Sutherm reelected state physician. JW Cole named state lecturer and C I Davison appointed major commanding in the uniform rank.
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Amerya
Columbu
Penn Shinu Avinue
AH Millard
AR Talbot
Peorla
Willam Boteler
Washington
Charles Ho Potter
Olubot
Willard Columma
Bateler Lincoln
Chete
West End
Tibbs
Reprieve for Orchard Delays Idaho Hanging
Governor Gooding grants a reprieve until July 3 for Harry Orchard amid questions about the Idaho Pardons Board's authority. A special session was not held and Orchard’s attorney Frank Wyman submitted a petition for reprieve. The governor pledged Orchard would receive a hearing by the board before any execution.
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Goading
Idaho
Roise
Gox Goading
Harry Orchard
Board of Pardons
Frank Wyman
Orchard
Gooding
Wyman
New Land Fraud Witness Testifies in Benson Trial
San Francisco woman Flaishauer testified she unknowingly signed papers related to land fraud tied to Johai Benson. She described signing documents without understanding them and later learning they concerned fake claims of school lands. Letters between Hyde, Benson, and Jamond were admitted as evidence. The case questions Benson appealing a possible second trial amid habeas corpus issues and debates over the Teal issue.
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San Francisco
Miss Tile
Flaishauer
Johai
Benson
Benson Dimond
Babey
Hyde
Jamond
Washington
Henser
New York
Wip
Ny Crane
Stuart Mchamuera
Veterans Unite Under Bandholtz Visit at Ebbitt House
Chief Bandholtz of the Philippine Constabulary meets Spanish War officers in Washington as efforts begin to merge the Veteran Army of the Philippines with United Spanish War Veterans. Attendees include Capt Ligon King and Gen Andraw Burt as Bandholtz plans days of outreach and attends a reception at G A R Hall with Camp Henry W Lawton officials. Contributions noted for Washington Playground Association reach several donors.
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Bandholtz
Philippine Constabulary
Harry H Bandholtz
Ebbitt House
Bandholz
Washington
Veteran Army of the Philippines
United Spanish War Veterans of the
United States
Hale
Ligon King
Bandhollz
Andraw
Burt
Thomas A Green
J Walter Mitchell
Henry W Lawton
King
Humphries
Harmes
Gardner Mosa
Wylie
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Ataryland
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Jesse R Riknell
St Andrews
Revener
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Epworth Leaguers Elect
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NEW Land Fraud Witness
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Saturday Evening Post
Harrs Dickson
Indianapolis
Tur Cortis Pusyisuine Company
Philadelphia
William Smith
First St. MN. W
Washington Playground Association
Cora Berliner
Alphons E M Baker
Elizabeth B. Bhas
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W M Hays
H EK Fulton
Livia V Baker
Mra
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Castelberg's
Tom's
Opticians
Penna. Ave
Post
Georges & Son, Inc
Talcum
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Inia Uabie
Henry Evans
F St. N. W
Lansburgh Furniture Co
Inter-Ocean Building
Ninth Street
Tharp
Berkeley
F St
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