Peace conference ends with praise for US Red Cross work
Ninth international Red Cross conference at the Pan-American Union closes after ten days of speeches praising the United States and the American Red Cross. Delegates hail progress in universal peace and relief methods. Tokyo and Lisbon clash over hosting in 1917. Empress of Japan donates 100000 for peacetime relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulogistic
United States
American Red Cross
International Red Cross Conference
Pan-American Union
Europe
Gustave Ader
Switzerland
International Red Cross Committee
Mabel Heard
Americana
Roman de Wreden
St Petersburg
Michal
France
Luigi Merrero
Italy
Ader
Beysim Omer Bey
Tarkes
Taft
Washington
Misa Mabel Boardman Brneat I . Bicknell
Ted Crows
John Barrett
Tokyo
Portugese
Lisbon
Timbon
International Committee
Red Cross
San Francisco
McAdor
Pacific
Japan
Religious Services Schedule at Various DC Churches
The edition lists Holy Communion and sermons at St John, Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, All Souls, Seventh Adventists Memorial, People’s Church, and other congregations. It notes ministers and times, with events including morning services, Sunday school, midweek programs, and special lectures by various pastors and speakers.
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C. G. Sloan & Coa., Inc
Washington, D.C
Arlington Hotel
Dmpark
Warkington
Vermont Avenue
It Street
Weeday
Sloa & Co., Inc
Aude
G St
ST John
Churga Nixteenth
Rey Roland
Otton Suri
Kdward Slater Danta Rey George Williamson Smith
Chris
Presbyterian
Church OF the Covenant
Connecticut Avenue
Charles Bogn
Bernard G Baaskamp Miniater
Anatatant
Daremone Angus
Peck Chapel
Ilam
Hernard G
Hrackamp
Double Querte
Hermes
Rey William D Moss
Bernard G Breskamp
Willan Mills
Herman Rake
Favo
Richard Lorteberg
Valeona
Barn
ALL Souls Church
Fourteenth and
L Street
Ulases GB
Pierce
Evangelical Christian Scieng
Evangelical Christian Science
Rauscher's
LE Aireot
Woltman
Peace Day Observed in District Schools with Exercises
Peace day marked across high and graded schools with songs, addresses, and recitations honoring the opening of the first Hague Peace Conference. U S Commissioner Claxton aided planning. Rev Abram Slimon spoke at Kinley Manual Training School. district peace league officials organized programs and talks complemented by patriotic songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
U. S
Claxton
Justordas
United States Bureau of Education
Chauerd
Abram Slimon
Kinley
Horroig
Western
Migs Hdith C Westcatt
Thstriet
American School Peace League
Elmer Kayser Monroe Warren
Evelyn Kissinger
Edna Dixon
Adoeliver
Eastern High School
W McCoy Rich) Arnold
Margaret Gillespie
Bruce Baker
Miry Helen Lockwood
Central High &Cog
A T Stuart
Miss Westcott
Flora J. Hendley
Catherine Watkins
Thomas W Sidwell
Arthur T Ramsey
Bartholdt
Missouri
Charles Hart
P P Claxton Tank
James H ¥An Sickle
Springfield
Mass
Fannie Penn Andrews
Boston
Cosmos Theater Third Anniversary Concert Promises Record Bill
A lengthy city bulletin outlines vaudeville, concert, and film offerings across multiple venues. It highlights Cosmos Theater's third anniversary program featuring CH France, the Piermear Musical Duo, Miss Helen Dodge, Helene Bell, Coulter and Woods, and other acts, promising a refined, high-class Sunday concert with diverse music and novelty performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toam
Cosmos Theater
Ita Music
France
Wil
Lia
Piermear
Baltimore
Helen Dodge
Helene Bell
Coulter
Woods
Kresko
Fox
Wallace
Carr
Victor Herbert
Offenbach
Tincke
Jaenman
Klickan
Dred Scott decision and its lasting political echoes
The article reflects on the Dred Scott ruling of March 6, 1857, its denial of Black citizenship, and how the decision fueled sectional conflict leading to the Civil War. It traces reactions from Alexander Stephens to Lincoln, the publishing of Uncle Tom's Cabin, and how the slavery question moved from court to war and eventual constitutional change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme
Penang
Dred Scott
Det
Taney
United States Supreme Court
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Alexander Stephens
Justice Curtis
Calhoun
Curtis
Daniel Webster
Lincoln
Great Grany
Great Erie
Choate
Twa Milan
Tincoin
Fort Sumter
Senate
James Pusselowell
Limeard
Gracres
Leva
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Saka & Company
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Saks
Saks “Karlton” Straws
Nus
United States Trust Co
Hiffeenth
H Ste. V.W
Pete Ietus
Ork
G. A. Muddiman & Co
12Th Street
G Street
The
Washington Post
Chrohive
Cascade
Ena
GEO. A. Dickel 4 Co
Distillera Nebel
Tam
Burchell
Tipn
Walt
Weinklee
Uheng
Jasmin Gream
Vehet
Adam A Weschlier
la Normandie
15Th
Tuat
Columbia
Buckeyr
Howard
Frank Pleetch
Wilton J Lambert
Fifth Street Northwaat
Aire Fringe
Albert Ang
Shemakee Wei Ty Goodyear Rubber "Co
F ST. M. Ww
10Th Sts
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Misa Boardman
United States Organization
Portugal
Trelth Street
Mayselock
Coming Kingdom
WoWerescott
the People's Church
Proply 5
Pythian Temple
Ninth’ Street
HP Holler
Christian Science
FIRST
Church OF Christ
Christiansaesociation
Servite
Sunda
St Pauls Tatheren
Ins
Hieta
Mre Wallace Radclite
Associathon
HM.YLAY_ ROCKWELL
John B. Sturdevant
United States Army
Alfred J. A. Terry
Bturdevant
Terry
Ernest A Clarke
Hattie Scott
Johm Edwards
Ausault
Julie Cogsie
Frederick Harris
Simon
McKinley
City Bulletins
Empresas Theater
AMY Price
Masterpiece
Boernstein
D. Breeshin
George Wild
John Jamich
Conger's
Ed & N.Y
Phone West
Virginia
Holmes
Nate Witte
Sinan
Hetver
Florsheim
Russia
Wm. Hahn & Co.’s
Three Reliable Shoe Houses
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Pa. Ave. S. E
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