Cardinal Bonzano Arrives in Washington as Papal Delegate
Monsignor Giovanni Bonsano archbishop of Mitylene and papal delegate to the United States arrived in Washington from New York. He denied Pope Pius X health rumors and said he came to perform duties for the pope. He was greeted by a committee and 250 children from St. Joseph's School at Union Station.
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Giovanni Bonsano
Mitytene
United States
Washington
New York
Monsignor
Cerretti
Papal Legation
Thomas J. Shatan
Catholic University
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Joseph's School
Father Smith
Mr. Papin
Httie
Manaignor Bonzanc
Biltmore Street
Mer. Bonzano
Atlantic
Lloyd
Theophilie Papin
St Louis
Mgr
Bonzano
America
Alconto
American Catholica
Pius X
Mar. Bonzano
Pope Pius
Vatican
Pacific Coast
Anawen
Mer. Bonsano
Piepiente
Alexandria
Italy
Costa Rica
Rafael
Luis Calvo
Mar Cerretti
Legation
Mgr Bonanno
Tennessee Society Meets Tributes Paid to Gen Gordon
The Tennessee Society held its annual meeting at the Woman's Christian Temperance Union headquarters. tributes were paid to the late Gen George W Gordon with Maj Jaimes D Richardson presiding. Richardson was reelected president for a third term along with three vice presidents and officers including Louisa Hammer as secretary and Walter Laning as treasurer.
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Gorgon
George W. Gordon
Tennessee Society
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Newell Senders
Senator Taylor
W. D. McKeller
Gen.Gordon
Maj
Jaimes D Richardson
Brateed
Maj Richardson
Creed M Fultons
D. McCord
Tate
Louisa Hammer
Devare
Walter Laning
W J Cawthon
Sunday School to Meet in Annual Session
The American New Church Sunday School Association will meet in annual session at the Church of the New Jerusalem tonight at 8 o'clock. Frank Sewall delivers the welcome address. Reports, including Zara Hydes Alden as president, will be received. The meeting continues tomorrow with devotional exercises led by Rev. William L Worcester, a business session, and officer elections. A bureau of information opens at Sixteenth and Corcoran streets Anacostia. Against Increased Water Tax. A resolution endorsing Senate Bill No. 371, a substitute for the commissioners' bill raising the water tax in the District, was unanimously passed at a meeting of the Anacostia Citizens' Association last night. Senate Bill to substitute for the Gallinger plan for reclamation of the Anacostia flats was also endorsed. The bill provides that the expense of condemning a 2-foot strip of Mats shall be shared equally between general District taxes and the United States. Charles Bure presided, with A. E. Bock as secretary.
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American New Church i Sunday School Association
Church of the New Jéruaalent
So'clack
Frank Sewall
Wetcome
Zara Hyds Alden
iRaSe Wiliam L Worceste
Bureau of Information
Sixteshtn
Corcoran Streets
Anacostia
Senate
Charles 15
Bure
A. E. Bock
Philadelphia School Misses Will Reach Here on Special Train Today
Philadelphia High School for Girls pupils under Eugene Baker travel by special train to Washington DC. About 483 girls visit Corcoran Gallery Pan American Union Congressional Library Capitol Mount Vernon Arlington and the White House. They return by electric train after a day trip with then travel home.
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Washington
Dlass
Philadelphia High School
Eugene Baker
Corcoran Art Gallery
Pan-American Union
Congressional Library
Capitol
Mount Vernon
Arlington
White House
Third Gas Victim Dies From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
The third death from carbon monoxide poisoning occurred at 146% A Street Southeast Burlinghame home. Helen Naylor aged years and another unnamed Negro woman died. Mrs Burlinghame and Mrs Stella Watson were found dead in an upstairs room. The Naylor woman had been unconscious since the tragedy and died at Casualty Hospital yesterday after being found by a policeman arriving home from the Fifth precinct.
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Negro Weenda
Burlinghame
Helen Naylor
Casualty
Harry
T. Burlinghame
Naylor
Stella Watson
Upstaira
Fifth Precinct
Convention of Red Men in Virginia State Council Meet in May
The Great Council of Virginia Independent Order of Red Men and the Pocahontas auxiliary plan their 81st annual and second annual conventions in Alexandria on May 15 and 16 in the Young People's building at the Methodist Church South. About 300 delegates are expected with receptions and talks by local officials before tours to Mount Vernon and nearby sites. Dr Dabney Herndon, retired physician, dies at 919 Prince Street after a brief illness, aged nearly 81, survived by wife and son John W. Herndon. funeral at St George's Episcopal Fredericksburg. The city to renew lawsuits against Alexandria and Fairfax counties for extending corporate limits, with Circuit Court hearing June 2. Bar Association of the Sixteenth circuit attendees hosted by R Walton Moore at Fairfax Court House. Albert D Brockett reappointed to Mount Vernon board. Patriarch Militant Alexandria Canton to meet this evening.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
The
Great Council, of
Virginia
Independent
Order of Red Men
Auxiliary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Walter &Nicklin
Dabney Herndon
Prince Street
Culpeper County
Fredericksburg
California
Herndon
John W. Herndon
George's
New Lighting System Planned for Seventh Street
District electrical engineer W C Ahen says the new lighting system for Seventh street from New York Avenue to Pennsylvania Avenue will operate June 1. Lamps of 160 candlepower, similar to those at key federal buildings, will be placed on both sides, 1 feet apart. Merchants along the street contributed 700 dollars toward installation.
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W C Ahen
Seventh Street
New York Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
State, War, and Navy Department
Treasury
City Bulletin Offers Night Show and Local Advertisements
A fragmentary page lists theater options and showtimes including Poll'e Ovar Night 18 and 15 p m, Belasco Fifty Miles From Boston, Academy Vaudeville, and Castoc Vaudertie. Local ads promote carpet cleaning via Conger W 41 Prompts and various bread products. The piece reads like a busy urban notices sheet with scattered theater names, times, and promotional lines.
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Belasco
Boston
Academy
Vaudevill
Gayet
Weldron
Vaudevilly
Vaudertie
Y W C A Campaign Urges $110000 Site Purchase
An ultimatum to fundraisers for a new Washington YWCA building states at least 110000 must be raised to buy the Thirteenth and F streets site. Day totals show $4553 collected for the drive with $3262 from women and $1291 from men, led by John Poole's team.
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Thirteenth
Charles G. Ward
Tt le Yeid
Frances ©. Chickering
Mr. Poole
Five Men Hurt by Falls In City Incidents
Five persons were injured in separate fall incidents yesterday and taken to hospitals. Charles R Evans, 61, fell from a ladder at 611 G Street SE, sustaining back and side contusions and was semiconscious at Garfield Hospital. Lemuel Laser, from Kenilworth, Md, fell from a ten foot ladder at Capital Traction barn, fracturing his left ankle and was moved to Emergency Hospital. Holtman W Parsons, a carpenter of Mount Rainier, Md, fell four feet at a new house site, treated for scalp wounds and lacerations at Garfield Hospital. James P Hunter, 60 or 60 1/2, fell on the pavement at 23rd Street NW, cutting his chin and breaking a finger, treated at home. William Lloyd, ? years old, while asleep on a cart at 28th and M Streets, fell from the moving vehicle and was taken to Georgetown University Hospital.
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Charles R Evans
G Street
Ingleaide
Lamont Street
Evans
Garfeld Hospital
Lemuel
Kenilworth
Capital Traction Company
Seventh Street
Holtman W. Parsons
Mount Hainer
Thirteenth Street
Columbia Road
Garfield Hospital
James P. Hunter
Twenty-third Street
William Lloyd
Georgetown University Hospital
Probating Hutchins Will Faces Executor Dispute
Two executors Walter S Hutchins and Charles L Frailey petition the probate court to admit the will of the late Stilson Hutchins to probate and issue administration letters. The estate is valued at about 4 million dollars with debts totaling around 1.58 million. Lee Hutchings declines to join the petition.
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Faia
Stilsen Hutchinn
Walter S Hutchins
Charles L. Frailey
Stilson Hutchins
Yeaterday
Lee Hutchings
Theaters Preview Busy Week With Madame X And More
The theater week features Polita presenting Madame X with Misa Izetta Jewel in the title role. Columbia screens Camille with Sarah Bernhardt and Napoleon comedy Mme Sans Gene with Mme Rejane. Belasco offers If I Were King with Everett Butterfield. Aida and Lohengrin appeal. Gayety shows The Social Maids with George Stone and Jenny Austin. Casino and Cosmos vaudeville headline Billy Inman and The Four Lackys. Imperial showcases Kumas Troupe and Edith Hane with Franklin Brothers.
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Polita
Madame X
Misa Izetta Jewel
Bisson
Mite Jewel
Washington
Mnx
Dorothy Donnelly
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
The
Avenue Playhouse
Gayety
Joe Hyrtig
Social Maidn
George Stone
Jennié Austin
Imperial
Barnell
Kumas
Edith Hane
Comedienne
Franklin Brothers
Columbia—Bernhardt Pictures
Camille
Rejane
Victorien Sardou
Mme Sans-Gene
Columbia
Spain seeks American sanitary laws for urban cleanup
Spain’s minister Don Juan Riano y Gayangos asks Surgeon General Rupert Blue to gather copies of U S sanitary laws, focusing on polluted streams and sanitation in congested and factory districts. Dr W C Woodward and state health officers are involved as letters are sent, with Spain aiming to use the laws to purify rivers and clean streets in large cities.
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Juan Riano Y Gayangos
Rupert Blue
United States Marine - Hospital Service
Blue
Health Department
Avery
W. C Woodward
Jt Ia
Spain
Thief Steals 97 Cash From Mrs Diviso Home
A well dressed light skinned man about tall and slim wearing a tan raincoat and hat forced a rear kitchen window at 1211 D Street Southwest yesterday afternoon. He fled with cash totaling 97 dollars and valuables from a bureau drawer. Police seek the suspect described as about four feet tall prior to escape.
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Rose Diviso
D Street
Pollice
Mra
Divigo
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