Bible drama planned sees Washington stage open air production
Mrs Lucia Gale Barber producer of Daphnephoria plans a world’s Sunday School Bible pageant to rival Oberammergau. If approved in Boston and by the World’s Sunday School Association, the open air production could be staged in Washington within two years, with scenes from Genesis to the Nativity and a climactic portrayal of Christ’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia Gale Barber
Washington
Hie- Taly
Boston
Nacianal Sunday Show Association
San Francises
Harter
New England
Degrees Awarded to George Washington Aspirants
Yesterday the university announced that candidates for doctor degrees at George Washington University passed the examinations. The board of examiners and the faculty of graduates held luncheon after the texts. Names include Frederick Weber A.M. from George Washington University, Henry Gardner B.S., Herbert Harvey Kimball B.S. from Colum...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hersey
Universite
Taos
Frederick Weber
A. WM Pip
George Washington University
Henry Gardner
Kentucky State
Herbert Harvey Kimball
Bice College of Agricults
Colum and’ William ‘Thomas So
Gale College
Olbawa
Twelve Girls Graduate as Bishop Harding Delivers Address
Twelve girls graduate at a ceremony led by Bishop Harding who delivers the address, presents diplomas, and pronounces the benediction, marking a formal completion of their studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Senator's Secretary to Wed Today in Washington
Graduates of the class of 1910 held exercises at Gunston Hall with Bishop Alfred Harding delivering the address to twelve graduates. Special certificates were awarded to Catherine Birney Nellie Carleton Vera Marie Philips Evalyn Harney Blevens Kate r Ellett Harding Alice Janes Spiker and others. A ceremony followed at St Mark's Church with diplomas presented by Bishop Harding along with piano duets and solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunston Hall
Alfred Harding
Clase
Catherine Birney
Nellie Carleton
Vera Marie Philips
EvalynHarney Blevens
Washington
Kater Ellett Harding
Mississippi
Alice Janes Spiker
Leng McGavack
Virginia
Ater Coinerson
Wite
St Mark's Church
Miss May
Elizabeth Wilson Bowie
Pennfosinabey
Fhilaleinhia
Reverivanin
Josephine Stockton Mitchell
Te Curt
Maryland
Yvonne Dorr Murphy
West Toe
Virginta
Ninette Sansom
Texas
Dorothy Gray Brooks
George Spiller
Jacksbaro
Bishop Harding
Gvivee Speier
Philip L
Misses Zapp
Donneran Kelen
Misa Kelso
Hermann Rakemann
Charges Against Hart H. North At San Francisco Port
Secretary Nagel received two sets of charges affecting Hart H. North immigration commissioner at the San Francisco port. One set accuses him of violating entry laws for diseased Orientals, directed by the Asiatic Exclusion League executive committee. The other, from Immigrant Inspector F. H. Ainsworth, alleges leniency toward Hindus and a tendency to admit them to the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart H. North
Port of
San Francisco
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Asiatic Exclusion League
F. H. Ainsworth
Taft Receives Spanish and Honduran Diplomats
In the Blue Room at the White House yesterday afternoon President Taft welcomed two diplomats. The Spanish minister Don Juan Riano y Gayangos presented his credentials and recall letters for his predecessor. Genera Bon Juan Paredes of Honduras followed as special minister to temporary duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Juan Riano Y Gayangos
Bon Juan ©. Paredes
Honduras
Taft to Speak at Five Colleges and at Republican League Meet
President Taft to address five colleges including Bryn Mawr and Yale as part of a busy commencement schedule. He will also attend the biennial National Republican League convention at Carnegie Hall in New York, with Vice President Sherman and other leaders in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Learning
Bryn Mawr
Helen Taft
Ads
Ohio
Ohio Northern University
St Villanova College
Pennsylvania
Lincoln College
Yale
Robert
Taf
National Republican League
Carnegie Hall
New York
Sherman
Hotel Astor
Sewer Repairs Completed On Me Trunk Sewer
The venaienne of the Me trunk sewer at Fourteenth Street and New York Avenue has been completed. To repair the section and maintain service, work required borrowing under the tar tracks on New York Avenue, Fourteenth and H Streets. The project cost about $7,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Fourteenth
H ‘Streets
McKenna to Lecture on Probation at Catholic U
Dr m Kenna will speak tomorrow afternoon at McMahon Hall on topics of probation and the New York Probation Commission. A preliminary exam in police court yesterday set bail at 300 for James Combs on grand larceny charges after a break in at an apartment house. McKenna, NYP and head of the Catholic Home Bureau will discuss the commission’s methods and results for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Combs
Oolice
Yesterda
Gamerit S
D& McKenna
New York
American Society of Chemical Ening
Igmeurs
New At York State Probation Commission
Catholic Home Bureau of
New York City
Catholic University
Probation Commission of
Worl
McMahon Hall
Geneva Chosen for World Sunday School Convention
Geneva Switzerland was selected yesterday as the rallying point of the World Sunday School Convention. The event drew cheers as delegates, including European and American members, celebrated a global gathering with a strong emphasis on Bible teaching and international peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Agi
United States
Coutume
cMtiren
George Shipway
Hugh Cork
Christ
Tredeemer
Tomorron
McKendrea Methodist Episcopal Church
First ‘Presbyterian Church
Mount Vernon
Wesley Church
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Field Workers’ Committee
Weather Conditions and Local Report Highlights
Weather conditions indicate lingering barometric pressure patterns across the eastern states with showers and heavy rain in the mid Atlantic and southeast. Temperatures run below seasonal norms east of the Rockies. central valleys see fair weather Wednesday then increasing clouds and showers by Thursday. Local report notes Mount Vernon Seminary performance and a list of participants. mentions weather details for Atlantic ports and other cities with temperatures, rainfall, and sunshine percentages.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Mid-E
South Atlantic
Plains Platea
Central
Rocky Mountain Region
New York
New Jersey
Sauan- Me
Lake Region
Minderete
Midi Alantis
Neetteent
Atantic
Maderete
Ast Gulf
Ashasttte
MG Siena
Allantte
Dagg
Mount Vernon Seminary
Naw Willard
Dorothy Hum
Sincianaly
Hrev
Anna Kidder
Frances Thompson
Gbeyeane
Katetle Brick
Margaret Downey
Marts Penver
Cole. Mitchell
Mary Cas
Dorothy Foster
Dus
Mattiestows
Eillsabeth Testwuide
Beatrice
McCamp
Guverton
Tex
Phoebe Weaver
Barbara Waldo
Noraalts
Murray
Mildred
Burnett
Qumabeth
Jacksonville
Helm
Helen
Winton
Ezabeth Pickens
Kapza City
Helen Kelly
Marie’ Louise Reed
J Iiy Rock
Ark
Madeleine Meacham
Bmarquette
Itichs
Orieann
Wrigtr
Bet River Bulletin
Speela
Harpers Ferry
W. Vax
Sargotaba
Public Works Plan Aims to Abolish Interior Department
A proposed congressional bill would end the Interior Department and move river and harbor work and Panama Canal construction responsibilities elsewhere. Rumors say the proposal may reach President Taft for summer consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Interior Department
Congress
Taft
James Swan Key funeral Ends in Baltimore Chapel
Funeral for James Swan Key, grandson of Francis Scott Key and son of the late Philip Barton Key, was held at Greenmount Cemetery in Baltimore with Rev Dr Edwin B Niver officiating. Key, once district attorney hopeful and later stage manager for actresses, died in New York after a seven year illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Swan Key
Philp Barton Key
District of Columbia
Franci Scott
Key
Greenmount
Baitimore
Borfal
Edwin B. Niver
Protestant Episcopal Church
James Brown Fotter
Willard
America
Mr. Key
Georg W. Pendleton
United States
Ohio
Cincinnati
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
New York
Lawn Party for Catholic Church Aids Capitol Heights
Representative Joseph Golden and Father Schwallenberg spoke at a lawn party and dance for the new Catholic Church at Capitol Heights. About 20 attendees gathered on sixty itves street northeast. Harrigan donated a small frame structure. The Catholic Club of Capitol Heights funds the project and plans another event.
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Golden
Capitol Heights
New Catholic Church
Joseph Golden
Aft New York
Father Schwallenberg
Capitol Mu
New Parijah
Hyard Harrigan
Purifying Blood Remedy Claims Health Renewal
An advertisement extols a blood cleansing remedy described as the most effective medicine for complete purification of the blood and renovation of the entire system. It promises relief from pimples eruptions and various health troubles, claiming yearly renewal and broad restorative benefits.
See Good in Merger He 18 Sole Het and Union Favor
A partial OCR fragment shows a chaotic debate about mergers and union support. It references the phrase see good in merger, mentions George M. Robert and John Paul Jones documents, and hints at heirs and two organizations pursuing the same end. The readable items are unclear and names are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Robert
Buelto
Wellevie
Ohio
England
John Paul Jones
Ua Tepes
Ernest W. Rob
Bitar
Bohl Sinica
Ivan Aanington
Washington Business Merger Study Splits Local Leaders
Edward H. Droop led a mass meeting in Washington to consider merging the Chamber of Commerce and the Board of Trade. Supportive members favor consolidation to unite two large organizations and boost Washington’s status as a convention center. Thomas Grant offered to resign to facilitate a merger and proposed aligning leadership. Byron Adams noted duplication of work and urged consolidation to amplify civic progress. General secretary Exalcios of the Congress of Remedial Land go societies was elected. Willam H. Finley presided over the Baltimore meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Waahi-ington ‘Board of Trade
Edward H. Droop
Business Men of
Washington
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Droop
Eidea
Dely Wee White
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Washingtonians
Chamber
America
D. J. Callahan
Droon
Byron
Adams
The
Post
Russell Sage Foundation
New York City
End of Liberia Disturbances Reported by Minister Lyons
A State Department bulletin from Monrovia says coastal tribal chiefs have sworn allegiance and Interior tribes will follow this week, suggesting the period of unrest is ending. The minister asserts these pledges will quell the disturbances and restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberia
Lyons
Monrovia
State Department
Little Planets Twinkle Pupils Dazzle Crowd At Spring Carnival
Miss Cora Shreve's pupils presented The Follies of the Planeta at Chase's Theater before a packed house. Young performers including Ruby Raymond as Princes Elegant and Adrienne Shreve as Glittering Star received strong notices. The program featured songs, dances, and the grand finale led by Adrienne Shreve. The carnival will be repeated tonight and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Shreeve
Chase
Vane
Ruby Raymond
Estelle Murray
May
Imbra
Haerietta Berens
Adranne Shrers
Cota Shreve
Toodles
Margarst Huss
Louis 8. Smith
Uilie
Adrienne Shreve
Misa Genentave Pyle
D.F. Pyle
Mills Defeats Buckingham in Atlantic States Tennis Tourney
The middle Atlantic States championship tennis event午後 featured several defaults with scarce attendance. Notable results included E B Colton overcoming Miller 4 1 4 6 1 and Hills defeating Buckingham 6 2 6 1, while Bucking ham and Ingham offered a tense 6 2 second set. The day’s best match saw Hills beat Ingham in straight sets, and Colton impressed with quick court coverage amid a strong showing by Miller in early games. The program listed upcoming doubles and mixed doubles pairings for today.
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Ralph W. Hills
E. Buck Ingham
Buckingham
Miller
Colton
Tle Phiponent
Colton Tallis
H. E. Colton
Spill Miller
P. J. S. Cake
We. Hackett
Hills
Murphy
F Bruen
Finarnor
Matoan
Gordon-Gutegiod
Grosvatier
E. Colton
Green
Sore
N.W. Mcbean
Gore
Ya. Molen
Detr
McLean
Dumoora
Humi
Howard
Roltaman
Heendall
Doyle
Calton
Caltava
Wile
Lares
Mies Turle
Miss Krug
Minselbert
Omer Deleve
Miss Wimer
Mr. Hills
Mis E. Smith
Is Heseve
Min Doollitie
Mins B. Branva
Mis Downing
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Bethlehem
Calyars
Tait
Canal
Panama
Comiteiceniat
Brereisdy
Gunston Bar
H. H. North
Immigration
Spain
Institutions of Learning
Republican League
DR. M’kenna
Jeffries-Johnson
Nhawspapfy
Brerives
Bai
Negtb
Jionsite
Ernest Bourner Alien
Toledo
Brotherhood of Christ
Brotherhood of Jesus Christ
Jericho Road
China
Africa
Allen
Charles Orsin Bread
Matheiist
Washington, D. C
Uie Methodist
Massachusetts
W. A. Cooper
W. F. Mallalibu
John Galbraith
A. L. Philips
E. M. Ferguson
H.M. Hamill
Carey Bonner
Bryce
Agraria
Edward
Interior
Law
King Edward
George Washington
Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce
May Lee
Steel Post
Cora Shreve
Mills
Middle States
Lansburgh & Bro
Young Men’s Store
Geen A
Music House
St. N. W
Steinway Pianos
Peter Grogan
Frank E. Chapin
Chas, G. Scott & CO
Ninth Street
MEL Wood
Bond
7Th St.n.w
Nicray
Nelson Refrigerator Co
F St. NW
Christian Xander
Ernest Glehner
Milburn, Neister &.Co
Potomac Electric Power Co
Fourteenth Street N. W
DR. White
Pa. Ave
N. W
F. J. Whitehead
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Bath
Bertha M. Millizer
A. D
G. F. Militzer
Georgetown Gas- Light Co
Ith Street
Stekholders
Montia
Robert L. Middleton
Tomorow
11Th Street
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