Plaz a rail plan authorizes double track loops and extensions
Legislation outlines a double track loop in front of Union Station with Capital Traction Company tracks from C Street to the loop. It also authorizes the City and Suburban Railway to extend lines to Massachusetts Avenue, connect with existing tracks, and create a wide system linking Florida Avenue and Seventh Street routes, with conditions on transfers and penalties for noncompliance.
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Workers for the Vineyard Dr E Rawlings warns Epworth audience
Dr E H Rawlings of Richmond Va spoke before a crowded Epworth League meeting at the eleventh annual Upworth League gathering in Washington. He said modern youths are becoming irreligious, viewing Christ as a joke, with men ruinous through self indulgence and women growing indifferent to obligations. He urged workers for the vineyard.
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Washington women form local branch of Civic Federation
Mrs Samuel Spencer elected president of the local Welfare Crusade chapter organized by Washington women newly joined to the National Civic Federation. Officers include secretary Moss Sheridan assistant secretary Miss Lovering and treasurer Mrs John Boit. The group adopts by laws and opens dues at four dollars, with plans to improve working conditions and welfare programs in Chicago and New York, led by Medill McCormick and Archibald Hopkins.
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Washington
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Charman
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Huth Hanne
Federation
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Hull House
Jane Addams
WcCormin
Letters At Hyde Trial Link Anonymis to Dimond
Judges hear claim that anonymous writings may connect Dimond to a conspiracy. Henry Tumont is cited as author in some letters while others are attributed to a pen name. Court examines handwriting and typewriting experts to decide if Dimond wrote the letters and how they impact the case.
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Henry P Tumont
Justice Stafford
Hyde Rensen
Landwitng
Umond
Berkeley County WV Republicans Organize Local Club
About thirty federal employees in Berkeley County West Virginia formed the Republican Club of Berkeley County. The group voted E J Hollis as president and elected DC Jonson, W H Snyder, DM QC Neal, and Alexander Eflicott to offices. The club plans to meet every two weeks and promote active participation in party workings.
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E J Hollis
DC Jonson
W H Snyder Wreacher
Neal Mader
Alexander Eflicott
Hood's Sarsaparilla One Great Blood Purifier
Hood's Sarsaparilla promoted as the one great blood purifier and strength builder. Claims to cure blood diseases stomach liver and kidney troubles and all run-down conditions. Encourages purchase today from druggists in liquid form or Sarsatabs chocolate coated tablets.
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Hood
Rev Dr Browning Ordained at Pro Cathedral
Rev Dr Robert Browning longtime assistant minister at the Pro Cathedral Church of the Ascension was ordained a priest of the Protestant Episcopal Church by Rt Rev Lewis Burton bishop of Lexington Ky at the fro cathedral before a large congregation He will depart for China for missionary work The ordination sermon was preached by Rev Barnold H McKim from Isaiah Lord here am I take me Others participating included Rev C F Bratenehl Rev Arthur Johns Rev M Matt and Rev J D Thomas
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Young Peoples Religions Union
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Shad Bake Excursion To Marshall Hall By District Board
A steamer trip to Marshall Hall hosted by the District of Columbia Fire Underwriters Board featured a shad bake and impromptu talks. About 60 attendees, including prominent city business men, shared meals and speeches honoring past board members, with light banter and toastmaster duties among the notable participants.
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Seventh Street
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Lincoln Corps entertained Lincoln Post members at a dinner event
Lincoln Corps WOR CG hosted a dinner and reception at corps headquarters 516 Ninth Street NW honoring Lincoln Post members. Notables included John S Walker department commander Emma L Newton department president and M R Spreague past department president. The Philips Orchestra provided music and speakers included Lincoln Post commander W H Raymond and Lincoln Corps president Jennie A Wheeler.
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I D Bloodgood
Nellie Borland
Philips’ Orchestra
Georgia Stuart
Bowen
Marlan M Lewis
Somnmutiee
Controversy Over Bishops Expenses Hits Methodist Conference
Special to The Washington Post reports a heated General Conference debate over bishops salaries and travel costs. The four year expense total reaches 177169.2 for salaries and 010872.08 for travel, fueling talks of reducing bishops and reshaping church leadership. A key dispute over the title Presiding Elder versus District Superintendent sparked the largest vote of the session.
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Zurich
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Musicians Aid Playgrounds Benefit Concert at Western High
A benefit concert for the Washington Playground Association was held at Western High School last night. Tilzhugh Coyle Goldsborough led the program with violin pieces, soprano Franceska Kaspar sang, and pianist Mrs Heigh performed. Kaspar offered Pourquoi a Serene and music from Romeo and Juliet, with further pieces and a humoresque by Geldsborough.
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Western High School
Tilzhugh Coyle Goldsborough
Mis Franceska Kaspar
Mis Lutte
Heigh
Geldsborough
Wiss Kaspar
Romeo and Juliette
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Relics of De Long Found in War Department Basement
Workmen uncovered a wooden box of Lieut De Long’s personal relics from the Jeannette Arctic expedition, including his diary, a press book, bivles, a Bible, cooling utensils, a carbine, and bows. The box was originally found with De Long’s body by Lieut Jackson and likely will be sent to the Smithsonian Institution.
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Lieut de Longs
War Department
Police Ordered to Don Heavy Rugs in Winter Garb
Police across the city were ordered to wear heavy rugs and winter coats after midnight, shifting from summer clothes. The directive caused complaints as captains urged action to warm the shivering officers, with May Sylvester among those pressed to respond late last night.
Methodists Visit Washington for University Grounds Tour
More than a thousand Methodist delegates from across the nation visit Washington to view the new university grounds near Georgetown. President Roosevelt, Vice President Fairbanks, and Senator Dolliver attend speeches. Bishop Cranston presides. Mrs. Moorehead leads a missionary meeting at Metropolitan Memorial Church. Harriman arrives at the Willard and speaks optimistically on the economy.
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Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert M Moode
Washington District Missionary Association
Frank W Warne
Indiana
Ka Wo la Feter
South America
Join M Springer
Africa
William Butler
Boston
Methodist Church
India
Mexico
Elizabeth Pierce
Clementine Butler
Y M C A Workers Dine at Educational Department Dinner
The annual Y M C A Educational Department dinner at the G street clubhouse drew seventy five attendees with guests Commissioner Macfarland and Tyman I Pierce. Merrill E Gates presided as toastmaster and Edward W Hearne spoke on The Association Educational Work Stands For.
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Mycon M Jones
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G Street
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Edward W Hearne
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Mae
Harvey
Bekel Withur Brunner
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Eugene Wider
Aaron Stambaugh
Luther F Speer
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Pence
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Pater
William McConnell
Clarence Hattgn
Bright
Sonen
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Ayiddieton
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Huadher
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Yocum
Hurley John Rubsytt Young
Atton
Grinnell
Fred C Pond
Charles M Mevnon
E Medford
Afarry Blake
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Maschmeyer
Percival Pridgett
W M Lewin
H Notten
Faulkner
Woolf
Ward Walter T Holt
Howard L. Holt
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Captain M Kee Appointed Warden of U S Jail
Captain Thomas H McKee, former journal clerk of the House, named by district court judges to succeed Captain James H Harrs as warden. Sixty five, native of Pennsylvania, long Indiana resident, Civil War veteran, Libby Prison survivor. Expected to introduce reforms at the jail.
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House of Representatives
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Weather Conditions From Local Weather Bureau Report
The report notes unsettled atmospheric conditions with rain in the Middle Plains and East Gulf States, cooler periods, and warmer intentions for Saturday and Sunday in Eastern districts. Showers likely in the Lake region and Mid-Atlantic, with scattered showers in the Rocky Mountain area and variable coastal winds. Potomac river notes cloudy, with the Shenandoah very cloudy today.
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