Capitol Traction Plan Creates Double Track Plaza Loop
A proposed bill outlines a multi line streetcar expansion in Washington DC. It authorizes Capital Traction Company to build double track loops in front of Union Station and connect lines from C Street to Massachusetts Avenue, with extensions from Florida Avenue to link with City and Suburban Railway. The plan details routes, junctions, and timelines, plus penalties and regulatory oversight by the District Commissioners.
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Pilttee
Lang and Martin
Bern
Mee Tebe
Smith
Campbell
Kansas
Sims
Tennessee
Tus Capital Traction Company
C Street
Delaware Avenue
Delaware Avenus
Senate
City and Suburban Railway
New Jersey Avenue
G Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Union Station
Third
Tie Cap Tal Traction Company
Clorida Avenue
Severth Street
Florida Avenue
Eighth Street
Pentsthama Avenue
Trac
New Jerse
Massachuastts
Union
Tia
Carta
Firtla Avenue
Washington Rails
Ant & O¢Rie Company
Omranes
Priar
Orpany
Pratagone
Om Frost
Tom Tombin
Ian En Hantall
Hedence
Gammisson
Ers
Emsioves
Henair
Toach Caanam
District of
Conchia
Aithort
Cor Bress
Als
Mitronollan
Columbia
Metropolit N Coach Company
Oro
Lia Commissioners
District of Columbia
Washington Railwey and Flectrin Company
Dr E Rawlings Warns Epworth Youth On Irreligion
Richmond VA physician Dr E H Rawlings addressed the eleventh annual Upworth League meeting in Washington. He warned that irreligious attitudes among young people grow as they view Christ as a joke and pursue worldliness. He urged workers for the vineyard to counter self indulgence and vanity.
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Epworth League
E H Rawlings
Richmond Va
Epworth
Upworth League Societies
Washington
Christ di Rawlings
WashingtonWomen Organize Local Welfare Federation Branch
Mrs Samuel Spencer elected president of a Washington local branch of the Welfare Crusade for Betterment of the Lot of Workers. The meeting at the New Willard Library organized an executive committee, adopted by laws, and pledged four dollar annual dues. The group, connected to the National Civic Federation, outlined philanthropic aims to improve factory welfare and employer responsibility.
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Washington
Womeans Department
National Civic Federation
New Willard
Moss
Sueridan
Misa Lovering
John Boit
Cortelyou
Taft
Garfield
Straus
Archbaki
Archibald Hopkins
Charman
Medill McCarmick
National Womans Department of the Civile Federation
Chicago
New York
Longworth
Spencer L
Massachusetts Avenue
Medill McCormick
Huth Hanne
Federation
Whch
Ea One
Sigg St
Spang
Dimond Letters Used as Evidence in Hyde Rensen Trial
Judge Stafford ruled that most of the pen written letters are admitted as evidence, showing knowledge of the conspiracy. Typed letters were admitted conditionally, with verdict pending jury determination on authorship by Dimond amid contested credibility and damage claims.
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Anenvinnis
Henry P Tumont
Tatter Dent
Justice Stafford
Hyde Rensen
Landwitng
Umond
Federal employes organize Republicans in Berkeley County
About thirty Aeruolicans employed in government departments in Berkeley County West Virginia organized the Republican Club to promote member welfare and active participation in the party. Officers elected include President E J Hollis Vice President L E Johnson Secretary W Hosnyder Master at arms Alexander Elliott. The club will meet every five weeks.
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Berkeley County
Ine Club
E J Hollis
LE Johson
Hosnyder Weaster
Neal Maeter
Alexander Elliott
Hood's Sarsaparilla One Great Blood Purifier
Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as the one great blood purifier and appetite giver. It claims to cure blood diseases and stomach liver and kidney troubles, boosting strength and vitality. Sold by druggists in liquid form or as Sarsatabs chocolate coated tablets.
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Hood
Rev Dr Browning Ordained at Procathedral
Rev Dr Robert Browning longtime assistant minister at the Procathedral Church of the Ascension was ordained a priest of the Protestant Episcopal Church by Rt Rev Lewis Burton bishop of Lexington Kentucky. The ceremony at the pro cathedral drew a large congregation before he departs for China as a missionary. The sermon was by Rev Barndolph H McKim from Isaiah and presiding officer Rev J Henning Nestar led the ordination. Several clergy participated including Rev C F Bratenehl Rev Arthur Johns Rev M Matt and Rev J D Thomas.
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Procathedral
Robert ©.Browning
the Procathedral
Church of the Ascension
Wis
Protestant Episcopal Church
Rts
Lewis Burton
Lexington
Browning
Indune
China
Barndolpf H. McKim
Church of the Epiphany
Isaiah
J. Henning Nestar
C F Bratenehl
St Alpan's Church
Arthur & Johns
Christ Church
M Matt
Church of the Advent
J D Thomas
Shad Bake Excursion to Marshall Hall by District Board
The District of Columbia Fire Underwriters hosted a shad bake aboard the steamer Charles Macalester to Marshall Hall. About 40 attendees, including prominent business men, enjoyed impromptu talks, toasts, and a banquet with ample fare and merriment, as officers and guests were listed among the lively program.
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District Board of Underwriters
Marshall Hall
Board of Fire
Writers of the
District of Columbia
Potomac
Charles Macalester
Seventh Street
Ralph Wrea
Teewis
Simon Wulf
Fhe
Lerdas
Membe
George Mio Bond
Rudolph
Harper
Alphonse and Gaston
Chaig
Lem Towers
Chaiming Clavene Duvall
H H O Hergmann
Relph Wise
H H Bergman
Lem Powers
Fharry Birge
H D
Willam
Abbott Bert T Ames
T H Aimeroug
J W Allen
John Atten
H Byher
UD Barker
Ur Ubesle
Beal
Louis Bekrer
Witham
T Belt
H Bel Joseph
Errberith
Bergmaim
Taylor Birth
Caares
McSvicsherr
Francis
Blundo Weorge
Rei HA Bent
Ceorga
Isorger le Tierce Bieler
Duncan Brates
Tana Beatles
S Brahes Jr
Stacy
Hon George ¥ Bown
Thomas Brown
Buren
Caestes Wat
Clark Myor Goha
Combe
Daniel Uur
Joan Tasob Davis
Bo Graham
Andrew Bo Gretem
Gratt
Leonard
Gross Paul F
Grove William F
Gude
Benjamin
Guy Joan Haat
Harrison Eo
Mandy George
Antrore C Hayes R
Harper Glarence Hellen Henry
Mle
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Hiton FE Lodge Hilt
Hodge Iebert Howard II
P Howard
Hoge
William Shedd Hoton
Charles E Mood
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Hoffman
von Tuck
Mayek John Henderson Jr
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Jackson
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Wec
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Hawe
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Ralph Lee Frank
Charles
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H Lynn
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Lolera
W Roberts
Charles FE Roesch
Rudolph H L Rost
Sentbury
Charles Schueliey
Edward RB
Schwartz
Shoemaker
K Simpson
Simpson William & Smalldell S Syl
Somervell
Steyhan Ho
Cley Stewart
Sulivan Rienard
Sylvester Lam Towers Jr Weld
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Tavior
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EA Topp
Richard K Tyler Richie
Mo oTvier
Vierbuchen
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Weaden
Harry
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Wescott
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EB White
T Woltsteins
Simea Wet
JM Woodwad
Charles E Wortsington
George Welzht AR
Yoakie A
Stuard Young
Lincoln Corps entertains Lincoln Post members at dinner
Lincoln Corps WOR CG hosted a dinner and reception at corps headquarters 516 Ninth Street NW honoring Lincoln Post members. Guests included John S Walker and Emma L Newton with a programme by the Philips Orchestra featuring songs by Mrs Georgia Stuart and recitations by Mrs Bowen.
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Lincoln Corps
WOR CG
Lincoln Post
Ninth Street
John S
i/s post
R M Harlow
A B Chatfield
Aditm
W MacElderry
George Street
John P McNamara
I D Bloodgood
Nellie Borland
Philips’ Orchestra
Georgia Stuart
Bowen
Marlan M Lewis
Somnmutiee
Controversy Over Bishops Expenses Sparks Methodist Conference
At the Baltimore General Conference, bishops debate expenses, salaries, and travel costs over four years totaling about 291,270, with calls to reduce bishops and possible elections affected. A contentious agenda item retained the title presiding elder for now after heated debate.
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General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
METHODISTS VISIT CITY FOR UNIVERSITY GROUNDS TOUR
More than a thousand Methodists from across the country visit the city as guests of American University officials. Delegates from Baltimore arrive on two special trains and attend ceremonies with President Roosevelt and Senator Fairbanks. A public program includes speeches, a concert, and a reception at Rust Hall, followed by a mass meeting at Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church.
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American University
Georgetown
Baltimore
Roosevelt
University
Lincleon
Maxime Basid
Marl ¢Ranston
Panbanks
Tishop
Mre Cranston
Rust Hall
Flemingne
Fairbanks
Lailor
Burkett
WS Green
J OD Watson
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
Musicians Aid Playgrounds Benefit Concert at Western High
A benefit concert for the Washington Playground Association was held at Western High School. Violinist Tilghugh Coyle Goldsborough led the program with soprano Franceska Kaspar and pianist Mrs Heigh. Kaspar performed a serenade and a Romeo and Juliet waltz. Geldsborough offered a violin concerto and humorous pieces. Kaspar sang Stolen Wings, Seung My Mother Taught Me, and Spes.
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Ithe Washington Playground Association
Western High School
Tilzhugh Coyle Goldsborough
Mis Franceska Kaspar
Mis Lutte
Heigh
Geldsborough
Wiss Kaspar
Romeo and Juliette
Kaspar
Exflorer's Relics Found From De Longs Arctic Quest
Workmen in the War Department basement uncovered personal relics of Lieut De Long, commander of the Jeannette Arctic expedition. The box holds his diary, letter press book, two Bivles, a fiyma book, cooling utensils, a carbine, and bows. Relics likely to go to the Smithsonian.
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Lieut de Long
Lieut de Longs
War Department
Police Ordered to Wear Winter Garb After Shivering Shift
Police precincts received orders late last night to issue blue helmets and overcoats, despite a plan for summer clothing. Captains convinced May Sylvester to intervene as officers entering a midnight shift complained of the cold.
Y M C A Workers Dine Highlights Education Work
The annual dinner of the Y M C A educational department at its G street home drew seventy five attendees. Commissioner Macfarland and Tyman I Pierce spoke on The Association as an Educational and Civic Force and The Association World Brotherhood respectively. Merrill E Gates chaired, Edward W Hearne led remarks on What the Association Educational Work Stands For, with student talks and songs filling the program.
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Young Mens Christian Association
Mycon M Jones
Y M CA
G Street
Lastight
Macfirland
Tyman I Pierce
Merrill E Gates
Edward W Hearne
Macfarland
Fierce
Mae
Harvey
Bekel Withur Brunner
Bly J Duffy
Eugene Wider
Aaron Stambaugh
Luther F Speer
Assortation Mandolin Club
Lyman L Pierce Merrill
E Gates
Charles Ho Treat Myron J
Wittsm
Cunningham
Farmer
J Day
Joseph H Bilbrey
Duty
Jamea
Jones
Co McCathran
Schrader
Warren Kinabarger
Datin Thomas
Reed
Stambaugh
Sper
Howard
Pence
Cecil H Cole
Pater
William McConnell
Clarence Hattgn
Bright
Sonen
Ho McAnelly
Herbert
Ayiddieton
Charles 'M Ackerman
Herbert C
Huadher
Albert W
Yocum
Hurley John Rubsytt Young
Atton
Grinnell
Fred C Pond
Charles M Mevnon
E Medford
Afarry Blake
AM P
Maschmeyer
Percival Pridgett
W M Lewin
H Notten
Faulkner
Woolf
Ward Walter T Holt
Howard L. Holt
Col. Harding
CAPT MKEE NAMED WARDEN OF UNITED STATES JAIL
Capt Thomas H McKee formerly journal clerk of the House of Representatives was appointed by the District Supreme Court to succeed Capt James H Harrs as warden. McKee, sixty five, native of Pennsylvania, long-time Indiana resident, Civil War veteran, and Libby Prison survivor, is expected to introduce reforms at the jail.
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Thomas H Mcixee
House of Representatives
District Supreme Court
James H Harrs
United States
McKee
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Cleveland
Libby
Weather Bulletin From Warrington May Forecast
The Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions across the East with rain in the Middle Atlantic and Upper Lake regions. Cooler spells and warmer waves are expected in Maryland, the District, Virginia, and neighboring states with scattered showers likely in the Lake region and parts of New England. Winds shift from fresh southwest along the New England Atlantic coast to variable along the Gulf coast. Potomac and Shenandoah areas show very cloudy skies with light rain possible at Harns Ferry today.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
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Hain
Steles
Hogland
East Gulf States
Uppe Lake
North Pacific Coast
Maryland
Columba
Virginia
Lake Region
Midate Atlantic States
New England
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Lowe Lakes
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Focal
Max Fur
Asheville
Atlanta
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Bismarck
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