Denominational Unity Call At Baptist Missionary Union Meet
The American Baptist Missionary Union met at Calvary Baptist Church in Chicago for its 93rd annual session. Dr Ernest D Burton urged erasing denominational lines and nonradical scripture disputes to spread Christianity, praising Christian universities and urging broader mission efforts in China and overseas. S W Woodward was elected president of the union, with a large slate of officers named. discussions included potential union with the Free Baptists and continued foreign missions from Norway Burma India and Assam.
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Chicago
S. Ww. Woodward
Washington
Baptist Union
American Baptist Missionary Union
Calvary Baptist Church
Ernest D Burton
Chicago University
Durtom
Burton
China
Yale
Brown
Onowliey
Burma
Assam
India
Norway
Busigy
Yeo
Su Robert Hart
Henri
Cht
Chase
W. Woodward
Schotom
S W. Woodward
Ura
Woodward & Lothrop
Woodward
Colum Bis
Nebraska
Ohio
Ophemberite
Toad of
Arnold Stevenschiffmanm
Lawn
Piers
Herm
Boston
Mass
Barnes
Worcester
Jacop
Gubelmenn
Truenester
Sylvester Burnaham
Hamiten
Nicholson
Bridgeport
Albert
Lawson
New York
Burkingams
California
Edward Uratslin
Burlington
Crandall J
Minneapolis
Mian
Applegarth
Richester
Hebert & Thayer
Longfield Mass
Rey
F Mills
Marly
Upper Alton
Til
Union of Christian
John M. Moore
Rey J A. Ofra
Cariellania
Fee
Ericsson
Grieg
Thbsen
Bea S
G. J. Geis
F. H. Evéleth
South
Crozier
M P
Wenburs
Aseam
F. W. Stat
W. Boggs
Geis
Kachin Hitte
Missionary Union meeting lists twelve young delegates
The article notes twelve young missionaries announced at the Missionary Union gathering, with names and origins spanning Assam Burma Burma India and the Philippine Islands. It also covers speakers Rev J O Robbing and Rev W S Sweet discussing the flag in the Philippines and China, opium diplomacy, and Manchuria, plus schedule shifts for Baptist events and the American Baptist Publication Society start.
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America
J. O. Robbing
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Robbins
Rev
W.S. Sweet
East
China
Manchuria
F. P
The
Missionary Union
CG. H. Strouse
Hey
EB. Bousfield
J. C. Robbins
J C. Robbing
W. O Valentine
Norway
A. Ohrn
American Baptist Missionary Union
Dar
American Baptist Publication Society
Children Will Sing Today at Public Dress Rehearsal
Public school children gather at the New National Theater at 3 PM for the third annual school chorus festival opening, directed by Alys Bentley with Lieut. Santelmann and the U S Marine Band. The event is largely sold out and serves as a dress rehearsal for tomorrow's main performance. Mrs. Roosevelt has indicated attendance by her children, and President and Mrs. Roosevelt show interest in the festival. The event features fifty students from sixth to eighth grades and a committee of public school teachers assisting.
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New National Theater
Mies Alys
B. Bentley
Lieut. Santelmann
U. S. Marine Band
Roosevelt
James BE. West
Washington Playgrounds Association
Central High School
Chancellor
Robert Benham
Lenit2 Brown
Leta a_ Bentley
Arthur Cooper
Emma J. Godey
Elfen F. Goodwin
Cordelia Johnson
Lucy Lynch
Mitas Nellie Mack
Amy Simonds
Bins Ealtah Swan
Marion
Mount Vernon Hive Wins Drill Then Protests Jamestown Bid
Mount Vernon Hive defeated National Hive by nineteen points at the National Rites Armory drill but protested the Jamestown selection plan. Miss Edith Van Ness led Mount Vernon while Mrs. Hollister announced that both teams will compete at Jamestown, sparking a split in the district.
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National Hive of the Maccabees
Jamestown
National Guard
Mount Vernon Hive
National
National Rites’ Armory
John R. Brown
Charles Shackleford
Maj. Ross
Mount Vernon
William M. Hollister
Mies Edith van Ness
A. M. Holtzer
National Hive
Miss van Ness
Children Receive Prizes At Miss Shreve's Little Princess
Children in Miss Cora B Shreve's production Little Princess were sent off with prizes at New National Theater after three performances. Alma Nelson won the first prize in gold for dancing. other prizes honored grace in dancing and attendance and energy. Additional scholars earned awards for scholarships and effort as the program concluded.
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Cora B. Shreve
New National Theater
Alma Nelson
Graces
Leona Callan
Marlé Reagan
Thelma Lazioner
Mamis Schuyler
Nelly Perkins
Blanche Szaijtl
Gladys Barrow
Fred Berens
Adrienne Shreve
Ruby Raymond
Oille Meyers
Edna J . Wilcox
Muir Ellis
John Farquehar
City
Mildred Rayforest
Mond
Itlee Losni
Gould
Featherbrain at Columbia features Wilton Lackaye and Walker
Columbia Theater Company revives Featherbrain with Wilton Lackaye as Don Stephano Ray Gomat and Hilda Charlotte Walker as an actress queen. May 20 opening follows long Paris and London runs. Box office opens today with prices 25 50 75 cents for evenings and 25 50 cents for matinees.
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Columbia
Wilton Lackaye
Hilda Charlotte Walker
Columbia Theater Company
Washington
Jamee Albery
Mrs. Flake
New York
Don Stephano Ray Gomat
Madison Square Theater
Hulda Spong
Featherbrain
Charotte Walker
Anactreas
Paris
Criterion Theater
London
Open Air Concert by Naval Gun Factory Band at Navy Yard
The Naval Gun Factory Band will perform an open air concert at the Navy Yard tomorrow evening at 7:30. Jacob G. Moody, the director, has prepared a program including marches medleys overtures and selections such as The Star Spangled Banner and Grottutti polka among others.
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Naval Gun Factory
Navy Yard
Jacob G. Moody
Brooke
Chicago Marine Band
Settz
Binge
Marguerite
Hagar
Euphonium Spio
Tereessee Ballingan
Alteed “Grokutti
Pololat
Walta
Moses Tobedl
Croheun
Offentach
George Washington Jr
Cohan Navelatts
Plans to Build Twenty Three Houses Northwest
Building permits issued to Harry Wardman for seventeen colonial two story houses at Fourteenth and Newton Northwest. Architect A H Beers. Each six rooms with brick base and broad covered porch features. Additional six houses at Fourteenth and Quincy Northwest also approved, same design and architect.
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Harry Wardman
Fourteenth
Ton
A. H. Beers
Fourteenth and
Quincy Streets
HL. Beers
Colored lawyer awarded nominal damages in Jim Crow suit
W H H Hart a colored attorney won nominal one cent damages against the Pennsylvania Railroad in Circuit Court No 1 before Justice Wright. Hart claimed illegal arrest and three days imprisonment on a first class trip on Aug 31 1904 under Maryland Jim Crow law. His sister Clementine Bartlett sought 80 00 damages but failed. Hart has long been active in Republican politics.
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W. H. H. Hert
Pennsylvania Railroad
Circuit Court
Wright
Plaintff
Wikton
Hart
Boston
Washington
Clementine Bartlett
Porter sues tailor for twenty six thousand
Andrew L. Porter filed in the District Supreme Court a defamation suit against Owen Owen, a local tailor, seeking 26000 in damages. Porter, former president of the American Loktile Company, alleges Owen accused him of embezzlement in front of ten people and harmed his standing with corporate officers and directors.
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Andrew L. Porter
Owen Owen
Porter
American Loktile Company
Owen
WIFE TO HAVE PROPERTY UNDER 1890 WILL
Alfred G. Osborn names his wife Annie Osborn executrix and beneficiary in his will dated September 1, 1890. Robert Wilson Falls and Mary Roberta Green named sole beneficiaries of the late Robert Wilson Falls in a will dated April 27, 1897 filed for probate yesterday. Catherine Ruppert’s will dated December 22, 1897 filed yesterday leaves entire estate to daughter Annie May Ruppert. James H. Taylor named executor.
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Alfred G. Osborn
Alfred G. Oxhorn
Hilawill
Annie ©. Osborn
Robert Wilson Falls
Mary Roberta Green
Alexandria
Catherine Ruppert
Heraughter
Annie May Ruppert
James H. Taylor
Court of Appeals DC Legal Record Includes Numerous Motions and Hearings
A motion filled record from the Court of Appeals District of Columbia lists multiple cases with petitions for rehearing and ongoing arguments. Names include Crawford, Kults, Howell, Rogers Limited, McCormick, Bluthertan, Janeson, Somers, United States Playing Card, Thaman Edman, Queborn, and Shen. Equity Court entries note rule on restraining orders and calendar statuses with attending attorneys.
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Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Shepard
Mac Jomas
Rabb
Admissions
Hume
Poster
Gripe
HB Fenwick
Smellrer
Kemp
Crawford Va
United States
A. B. Worthington
Kults Ve. Jaeger
Supreme Court of United
John Ridout
Howell, Jr
Ve. Hess
W. W. Dodge
H. Birney
Simes
L. W. Southgate
Somers & Co
Horn
Attorner
R. H. McNeil
Thomas H. Williams
M, Eb, Robinson
United States Playing Card Company
C M. Clark Publishing Company
Thaman A. Edman
F. Ln Dyer-Pairfax & Bayard
Queborn Vs. Armatrong
Cameron & Lewin
J. I. Baker
Supreme Court
Equity Court No
Cladauga
Dowting
Bundy
Attornoya
BR. D. Mattingly
W. M. Elsiaon
Fullerva
Blanchard
Glimouy
Attoras
Blair & Thon
Lane Va
Lane
Fecreed
BP. Campbell
Ww. C. Palderaton
Mathews
E. H. Hopewell
N. & Kimball
Mitchell
Shen Va
Samuel Madoz
H. H. Phomas
Bread Dyspepsia and Grape Nuts Digestive Claim
The article argues white bread lacks natural digestive enzymes from wheat and causes bowel troubles. It promotes Grape-Nuts as a pre-digested alternative using whole wheat kernels, moisture, and warmth to develop diastase and grape sugar, claiming faster strength and vitality with ten days to two weeks of use.
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Wature
Court notices and real estate transfers list chaotic case details
A dense record lists numerous circuit, criminal, probate and district court items with case numbers and parties such as Poling versus Capital Traction, multiple estate probates and administrations, arraignments in Criminal Court No 1 and No 2, and real estate transfers across blocks and squares in Washington area localities including Columbia Heights and Anacostia with names like H. A. Smith G. W. Harris Rebecca Melters and trustees, plus status notes on judgments and probate matters.
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Prodats Court
Gout Beteto
John Me¢insra
Rebecca Melters
Gond
L. Tobriner
Mery G
Catog
Ignatius Posty
Bond
TC. W. Dore
Richard Curtin
Walter Dayton
Julia B. Dayton
Wiltie
August Hebant
Joeepn Gaw
Deboran D Lamb
Aldis B. Brown
Evans Brown
Mery
Perkine
Josaph B. Johnston
Justice Stafford
United States
H. A. Smith
G. W. Harris
Jonn ‘Thomas
DicDougel
F. R. Keys
Adolph Kreger
Minnix
C. Carrington
Petrallo
Easby-Smith
Justice Barnard
John Ettlian
Worthington, Heald & Fpretle
E. Davis
Howard Vs. Lennard
W. C. Martin—Sheehy & Sheehy
Dunneve Washington Ghnervation Automobile Company
J. W. Corr
Dno
Knox v8
Washington Railway and Electric Company
H. Syme
A. Douglas
George P. Foo
Moyes
Leon
FB. G
Donaldeon
Goldstein
Cohen
J. le Tepper
D. Rothschild
Hayes
Brown
Attornera
WE. Ambrose
Howara Hoya
Deeds of Trust Listings Across City Blocks
Several deeds of trust are recorded with various trustees and grantees including William Edmonston, Kania R. Peak, J. Holds rth Gordon, Erskine Gardot, and Clara A. Lulz. Principal amounts range from $500 to $1,000 with terms from three to thirty-six months and interest rates typically five to six percent semiannually. Properties referenced include squares near Kalorama Heights and North of Square 1TF with lots and blocks noted.
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Altcy F. Lockwood
William P
Wiliam Edmonston
Kania R. Peak
William K. Milter
Josaph K. Boved
J. Holdsrth Gordon
Erskine Gardot
C. Behreeder
Fristor
George B. Caner
Wilsen Beratth
Ta Front & Schmidt
Barry Mo Packard
Frits D. Brandt
EH Street
Pout
Johnson
Guy H
Pfyaman
Mane
Thee Barnard
Stulph F Barnard
Elisabeth Hermann
Ancuaily
Greca BE
Jerome B
Hdlmond Fitzgerald
John J Fegan
Enterprise Sepies Building Association
Deaxwood
Thomas Eaglinet Ax
Frank Richligs
Frank 8
We Reali
Helenn Phelps
Gilbert J Osterman
William L Tollard
Frank T Rawlings
Frank S. Collins
Edward McC Jonsz
Schuetzen Park
Daniel W. Beard
John B Larner
John A Hamilton
Albert A. Wilson
John B. Larner
Laur
A. Rache
Mylon
Anacostia
Thomas D Mudd Etux
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Coonartivea
LE Droit Park
Duey
Horace G
Robert Lea O'Brien
Alvin Gelt
Cesure
John C. Stewart
George C Pumphrey
George N Palmer
Tarry Farm
John I. Masaayeeux
Richard M Parker
Et Ux
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Probey Carriage Co offers vast stock of horse drawn vehicles
An advertisement for Probey Carriage Co lists spring and summer stock including pony wagons, traps, phaetons, and delivery wagons with rubber tires and accessories. It promotes low prices and offers for hire delivery wagons, storage, and cash for horses and carriages. It also includes numerous real estate and loan notices drawn in the same section.
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Probey Carriage Co
Washington
McClallan
Carl and Etamine
Willard
Téth St
Pa. Ave
Peri Mooth
Mar
Myett
Saash
Waters & Son
Indy
Lewis. Oy
Realty Firm Will Move to Four Story H Street House
Heiskell & Materan real estate brokers have leased the four story red bungalow at 14063 H Street NW to move their offices there. The first four floors will be used for the firm’s offices and the upper floors rented. The building, owned by Mrs. T. J. Coffey, covers 26 feet of frontage and has over twenty rooms. Improvements will begin soon and moving from 1008 F Street after twenty years.
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Heiskell & Materan
H Street
Fim
T. J. Coffey
Old Colony Company
Heiskel & McLeran
Fitch, Fox & Brown
F Street
Proposals Sought for Navy Ward Supplies and Building Work
Proposals will be received by the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts in Washington DC until 10:00 pm May 21 1907. Offers cover a large list of navy supplies including recoil springs and hardware plus foundation work for a Fast Exchange Building at Washington Barracks DC. Separate notices announce project work at Walter Reed Army Hospital Takoma Substation and Washington Contracting Quartermaster, with bids due May 31 1907 and May 2 1907 respectively.
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Nays
Washington
E. Brogers
Walter Ree
Army
Hovnia
Tahoma Satstation
Washington Barracks
Apa Earicn
J ‘T Crares
Walter Reedmms General Hospital
Takoma
Washington Dcg
Washington Corracis DC
Derek Tuiking
Henry L
Jay
Safurdat Jung
Neoty
Wordler Lane
Dridge Percss
R. Cramh
Pranazals
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Mia
Melva J. Carrell
Bice M. Went
National Theater
Maggabees
MT. Vernon
Hollister
Mixa West
Margaret Tucker
Beatrice Cosgrove
Anna Howell
Elizabeth Farney
Mable Kirby
Adel Robinson
Elmer Cossrove
Katherine Aldermand
Farney
Coserove
Greater Washington
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Scribner
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Hunter
Molvin Caswell
Lula Hammond
Batlime
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Galvert Hive
Baltimiore
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Edwin Arden
Gay Lord’ Quex
Quex
Belasco Theater
Mr. Arden
GF Quex
John Hare
Arden Company
Pinero
Lord Quex
Miss Henna
Sophy Fullgarney
New National
George B. Frothingham
Agnes Stone
Chage
Dan Burke
Chaze
Frank Bush
Seth
Violet Allen
Walter Hawley
Natalie Olcott
Rosatte
Doreto
Carlisle
Molesworths
Das Burke
Burke
Frank Bus
Man
Nat
Myr
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Majestic
the Majestic
Kathryn Purnell
Cigarette
Under Two Flags
Lyceum
Washington Society
Sues
Legal Record
Equity Court
Coh Va
Coli
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P. H . Marshall
Clark
Parker
Martin Ve
Martin
Javen
Attornesy
Robeson
H A. Stewarty
J. H. Adrianna
McMahon Va
Hatra
Decres
G. M
Atorn
D. Sullivan
Ashe A Aiater
Bidea
Guemrs Herman E Cottins Petes
Baghea & Circuit Court NO
Justice Wright
Williamson
Doyle
Philopany
Oaigt Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
W. H. Lig Hart—McHinney
Assinen
Hilton
Lauston
Pany
Alloroers
Rupil & Ennle
Grant Ve
Kerrick
W. McReynolds
Millan & Smith
Justice Anderson
Burdinova
Chew Et al
Poling Va. Capital Traction Company
H. Hi. Glessie
C.h.sycoa
R. Rows
Poling Ve. Capital Traction Company
Attornars
H. H. Graiuie
H. Graie
R. Rose Sercy & Son
Lawauits
Andrew A
Junet
Owen Owen Sama
H. L. B. Atkingon- Wovasisé
William J. Robbnean
United States ‘Trant Company Et al
Ceriiorari
Douglas & Dougter
Thoman Te Larkin
Mary le Beown
Justice of the Peace Appeal
D J
Nao
George G Considson
Saul Coreplavin
Attorheva, Smith & Walker
Nile Webster Fleck
Herman Fieck
W. W. Brida
F. Leighton
Alexander D. Johnson
Attornney
B. F. Leighton
Albert Dowllbe
Charles S Bundy
R. E. Mattingly & Woom
Ellison
Virginia
Gilmour
Alan P Aimour
Trustes
Attormerys, Blair & Thom
John TF
Weedon
Gitterman
Robinson White
Aquars
William M. Grittean
Anne Tracy
Dumbarton Avenue
Randle Park
Louis F Bradiey
Pers
Tanatius Garner
Tallee
A. Garner
Tencind
Squart
Jaoan Hope Park
H. L. Denson
James Ey
Padgatt
Irene Brennan
Atonaaea Heights
William T. Johnston
Agnes See H. Reynolds
Georgs
Gooper
John PB. Buckley
Athart A. Wilson
Jobin Barner
Cotes
Laura A. Roche
Agi
Waward Merlen
Clarence
Wetinetca Bebmine
Frity D. Brandt
Wiliam
Annie Z. Ropetti
Fifteenth Strest
FE Street
Square
Ciaud Livingston Et al
Thomas Bf. Reynolds
Fourteenth Street
Souani
George S. Berger
Eden Lawler
Catalina Avenue
Baymeath Street
Columbia Heights
Madison Whipple
Hattie R. Forrest
Senate Heights
Thoras HW. Pickford
Allan B. Walker
John J
Daniel F Sullivan
Robert R
Julia
Johanne Waite
BN Peetee
John & Garner
Beach
Oomas Eadley
Laura A. Rochs
McCorrmic
May B. Dulay
Aquarin
Charles Wright
Emil H Herst
Rhode Intandavento
Twelfth Streat
Gwynn Gardiner
Trumen
Thomas D. Mudd
Barre Farm
Ophorn
Taylor
John L. Mascay
Ricae ML Parker
Sorrell Mars
Coupe Rockaway
Gouln's
Wonder Store
Pol Co
Va Ava
Heiskell and McLeran Lease Building
Dr. Lyon
Fou
Washington Post
Phone
Adam A Weschler
Holmead Avenue
Monroe Street
Otis Elevator Company Et al
Louis H. Moyera
Supreme Court of
Circuit Court of
Liber County
Jackson H. Ralston
W. Gwynn Gardiner
Trestes
Mythitr
Fendall
Againa Weschler
Central Hotel
Lang
Alenander HB Bell
Podlcrt
Menyzel
Brudgleh
Behrend
BK David
Trustaes
D&das
Alege
Capitol Hell
Eas
Yale California
Tvian
Waverly Electric
Waverly Electris
Ford
Tanneru
Chas
Miller & Co
Autamnobil
Capitol Hill
Pope Toledo
Pope Automobile Company OF
Europe
Wayne
C. Adress M. LI
Salid
Pope-Waverley Stanhope
Losve
Jackson
Ave
Frank Shore
17Th St. Ma
EW Union
Maryland Ave
Chas, C. Hughes & CO
Elmore
East 403
Bec
Wampington
Hudson
Haverford Cycle
JL Wilson
Bae
Rage CO
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