W'Kims Move Killed Religion in Schools Debate
The Board of Education unanimously rejected a plan by the committees of fifteen for introducing religious and moral instruction in public schools. President Gen Boynton, homebound, proposed a nonsectarian morality text, while other members urged careful study of the issue and noted hymns used in schools are already diverse. The board emphasized welfare and argued against altering the curriculum despite protests from religious bodies. Several staff changes and promotions were announced along with normal admissions and commencement notes for local schools.
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Board of Education
Publc
J. Holds
Worth Gordon
Henry V Boynton
Meens
Gur Renhgol
Gen Baynton
Bg Tulles
Lea
Atlanta New Union Passenger Terminal Opens May 14
The new joint station in Atlanta Ga is unveiled as one of the continent’s finest and most modern. The Southern Railway United States fast mail train No 3 will be the first to enter, from Washington New York and the East. The terminal will be used by the Southern Railway Atlanta and West Point and Central of Georgia. A public inspection reception will be held Saturday afternoon with Atlanta taking part.
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Union
Atlanta
Southern Railway
United States
Washington
New York
Atlanta and
West Point
Central of Georgia Railway
Union Passenger Terminal Company
Blue and Gray Veterans Rally at National Capitol
For two days the Blue and Gray veterans groups will hold nonpolitical social and rally meetings at the G A R Hall on Pennsylvania Avenue. Morning and afternoon sessions feature addresses by H B F Macfarland and Admiral Winfield Scott Schley. Guardsman leaders from G A R and U C V preside, including Maj D R Lowel and Gen C H Grosvenor.
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G. A. R. Hafi
Pennsylvania Avenue
A. R
H. B. F. Macfarland
National Capital
Winfield Scott Schley
Nj. T. R. Bowell
Mansfield Post
Middletown
Conn
Men of the Blue
D. R. Lowel
C. H. Grosvenor
Samuel Farlows
F. B. Allen
Greeley
Estelle
D. D. Marshall
FM. Sterrett
W. H. Marston
C. H. MicConnell
Ani ‘Iffith
B.C. Brosh
Judge Allows Certified Copy In Fields Embezzlement Trial
In Criminal Court No 1 Justice Wright permits a certified copy of the Washington Beneficial Endowment Association incorporation to be admitted over defense objections as the Fields embezzlement case proceeds. Detective Tyser testifies on Fields arrest and the seized revolver is rejected as evidence.
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Justice Wright
Endowment Association
Syser
Fields
Bulet Gut
Thomas M. Fields
Washington Benefcial Endowment Association
Criminal Court No
W. T.tyser
My. Fields
New York State
Washington
Rayville
Dr. Brown
Tyner
D. W. Beker
Philip Walker
Beach
Easley-Smith
W. A. Seybold
Second National Bank
John F. King
Washington Beneficial Endowment Association
Baker
Walker
Robert ‘Bruce Donaldson
Lawrence Gardner
Donaldson
Tenth Street
Wright
Bonwell
Jay
Durling
Hubert
Boswell
Maryland Diocese Debates History Textbook Bias
The Episcopal Diocese of Washington discussed an uproar over Maryland public school history books that allegedly claim Maryland was founded to promote Catholicism and that the 1649 Toleration Act was Catholic work. Rev C Ernest Smith urged a committee to study textbooks, while Bishop Satterlee's address was read and delegates were appointed.
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St. Thomas
Maryland
Satterles
Episcopal Diocese of
Washington
Church of the Ascension
C. Ernestmith
St. Thomas’ Church
Randolph H. McKim
Church of the Hosphany
Satterlee
Europe
Dr. Smith
District of Columbia
Brtth
MacMaster
United States
McKim
Arthur S. Johns
Christchurch
Antwerp
T J. Packard
F. M. Bigelow
GC. J. S. Mayo
James Lowndes
Melville Church
W. H. Singleton
Found fast health remedy in Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters
An advertisement proclaims Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as the quickest road to health for stomach, liver, and kidney ailments. It claims thousands recovered by taking the remedy at first symptoms and urges very sick persons to follow suit, listing headaches, indigestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach, and female complaints among targeted issues.
Parochial Unity Aims to Merge Diocesan Work
A Washington diocese seeks closer ties among supraparochial groups and parish missions. Highlights include summer homes for the Diocese of Washington, a larger Belk Home, and expansion plans for hospitals and missions aided by lay involvement. A fund drive targets ten thousand dollars annually to support diocesan missions amid shifting financial conditions.
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Holy Catholic Church
House of Mercy
Belk
Anacostia
Girl’ Friendly Society
Washington
Chutohrain League
Cathedral of
St Paul
Christ
Church of Christ
Maryland
Ocesan
Thin Giocems
Episcopal
Dr. McKim
T. J. Packstd
PW. Boyden
C. J
Mayo
Canons
A. Harding
EB Huck
R . Smith
A B Brownd
A B Brownd, and ©. H Stanley, Admirsiona, C. J. & Mayo
G. F. Dudfey
C. FH. South
W. H. Marvin
I. M. Dent
J. H. W. Biske
Dunlap
J. A. Aspinwall
J. H. Chew
Fr. A. Dowen
Ways and Rocane
L. J. Davin
Gen
Wilson
St. John's Church
Georgetown
Funeral of Flavius J Fisher in Washington
Funeral services for Flavius J Fisher aged seventy two were held at his 3421 Brown Street residence with Rev M R Fishburn officiating. Interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by widow and son of Washington and an elder brother of Lynchburg. Pallbearers included Dr F W Parker Gen Ellis Speare and others. Floral tributes from Vernon Row artists Pleasant Literary Club and church groups decorated the casket.
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M. R. Fishburn
Oak Hill Cemetery
Flavius J. Fisher
Brown Street
M. Ross Fishburn
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Rudyard Kiplig
Fisher
Washington
Lynchburg
F. W. Parker
Ellis Speare
A. G, Sturdevant
Charles Shields
Ballinger
Mr. Taylor
Vernon Row
Mr. Fisher
A Pleasant Literary Club
Miss Jones
Senator Jones
British Delegates Entertain at Willard Luncheon Amid Exhibition Chaos
Distinguished guests from Britain were hosted at a New Willard luncheon as hundreds were barred from the American Railway Appliance Exhibition after six. Green cards restricted evening access to white-card holders, while white season cards allowed all-day admittance. Officials explained the policy aimed to balance Washington residents’ access with delegates and exhibitors, with the President expected tomorrow and technical sections continuing discussions on rail crossings couplers and branch-line service. The German ambassador and other dignitaries joined a high‑profile tour of exhibits and a well‑attended luncheon presided by Sir George Arm itage, with notable speakers and wide attendance from railway leaders and officials.
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American Railway
International Railway Congress
Post
Washington
Audliance
Navy Yard
New Willard Hotel
Capital ‘Traction Company
C. W. Buchholz
Erie Railroad
William &. Pettigrew
England
G. Nostein
Moscow-Kagan
A. W. Gibbs
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. Racca
Cornel de Tolnay
Southwest
J. Alexander Brown
New Willard
Great Britain and Ireland
Great Britain
Ireland
United States
George A. Armitage
George J. Armitage
Stuyvesant Fish
Brancis Mowatt
Evelyn Coch
M. P
Hodgson
J. W. Hostern
J. W. Aldington
J. Bonner
W. H. Midis
B. Malcolm
H. C. Smart
W. H. Hyde
W. MacNab
W. Dring
John Pickering
Hugh Maclachlan
Amattey
R. G. Wedgwood
3. Rowlandson
G. Wright
A. Wilkon
W. Melvilin
A. Lambert
Fork, Clow
W. T. Hodgson
Huchhole
T. Ronayne
W. Hey
All-steel Potomac steamer tied to Norfolk and Washington line
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company plans an all-steel, fireproof ferry for the Norfolk Washington day service at a $400,000 cost. A second boat may follow if traffic grows. stockholders approve $100,000 increase and $300,000 in bonds to buy Alexandria Ferry rights, build new wharves, and add vessels. A new ferry steamer contract seeks five months to complete with hopes to run by summer’s end.
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Norfolk and Washington Company
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Bettween
Norfolk and Washington
W. B. Hinds
Alexandria Ferry Company
Tvo
Dew
Weather Conditions Report From D B Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington May 10 8 pm Central and Western states show snow and cold in the plains while warmer trends appear in the central valley. Low temperatures near freezing in Colorado Wyoming and Missouri Valley, with rain predicted for the Midwest and Atlantic coast regions. Winds vary by region with fresh southerly on Gulf coast and easterly on Upper Lakes. Local data lists temperatures and humidity readings across many cities and notes tides and sun data.
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South Atlantic States
Lake Region
North Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Central Valley
Missouri Valley
Northwest
Missiealopi Valley
Laka
Middle Atlantic States
Atlantic Coast
Kansas
Nebraska
Plateau
Gulf Coast
Thorsday
Grand Banks
Asheritis
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Binmarek
Bouton
Mase
Buffalo
Chienge
Theoc
Eincronatt
Ghip
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Jawa
Denver
Pio
Dox Moingo
Towa
Galveston
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Fla
Baneas City
Little Rock
Ark
Marquette
Mich
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
New York
N. Sare
North Platte
Nel
Omaha
Meer
Pittaburg
Joes
Lake
Cis
Utah
St. Louis
Mocy
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Maud Wagner
A. H. Glenn
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Next Sunday
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Mgr. Falconio
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St. Joseph
Walter Elsote
Apostolic Mission
Catholic University
C. Ernest Smith
Episcopal Convention
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Joseph G. Brant
G. E. Buck
W. St. Bushby
George Garter
John W. Chenley
Thoman
Childs
James W. Clark
Charles @. Cogley
A. W. H. Collier
James B. Craighlii
Willard G. Davenport
George G. Dalang
Williamn L. Devries
Caorge F. Dudley
Thomas Duncan
Bidward
John H. Elliott
W. B. Hiverott
Neilsco Falla
Thomas G. Fauliaier
George C. Graham
H. Allen Griftb
Walter F. Origge
Alfred Harding
Frederick B. Howden
Arthur
Johns
Walter A. Mitchell
William M. Morgan-Jones
Edward M. Mott
Oliver H. Murphy
Walden Myer
Thomas J. Packard
H. ©. Parkman
G. Freeland Peter
William M. Pettis
Charles C. Pierce
Philp M. Prescott
William EL. Heaney
William
E. Magruder Thompson
William V. Tunner
Willan Turner
W. BR. B. Tarsor
Richard FP. Wiliam
Charles J. ‘Wingate
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W. D. Baldwin
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H. B. Bird
P. A. Bowen
C. W. Brooke
A. & Browne
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H. A. Cady
F. L. Cardozo
T. G. Corneling
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A. D. Cohey
W. W. Coley
G. K. L. Com
L. J. Davie
T. B. Davin
Joseph Dent
W. M. Dings
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G. A. Forsythe
D.C Gordon
J. Hf. Gordon
W. H. Groves
AH. Barer
D. C. Hemmet
W. Rt. Harnish
BB. Hay
Satmuel Haysen
W. H. J. Hebb
D. P. Hickting
J. C. Holadd
C W. Howard
Fred, Sanecor
T. O. Settridge
G. T. Smoot
C. H. Stanley
J. H. Taylor
J. N. Townsend
G. W. Truesdell
W. Tutloe
B. Watshe
J. L. Weaver
J. Wharton
H.C. Whiting
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L. A. Wilmer
J. Mr .Wilson
G. A. Woodward
Alfred Hardings
Robert Evans Browning
Edward Riddle Padget
James C. van Los
H. H. D. Starrett
BE. G. Williams
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Cir Giovems
Ilee
Wostetter
Church of the Epiphany
Mathaniel Thomas
Philadelphia
Woodward
China
Scarters
Rites Elido Pitas
Laos
Willard
Railway Congress
Patent Office
Pensions Office
National Museum
American Railway Association
Lansburgh & Bro
Banjo
Seventh Street
Sanders & Stayman Fo
F Street
AL Ament
Peter Grogan
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Anni American Security and Crust Company
Charles J. Bell
Hazelton Pianos
Knabe
Liebig Company
Munyon
Underground Waterworks Co
Jenifer Building
Washington, D
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Angelus
Pianola
Uens
G St. N.W
Washington Rainsy and Electric Company
Jas B. Lackey
Fagm
Stewart Buiding
Ivan Teideman
St Pat- Nek’s Church
Potomac River
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McGill & Wallace
Coberth
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Tharp
Berkeley Rye
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Rewal
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