Turn Sow For Chapel Three Choirs In Attendance
Ground breaking for Bethlehem Chapel of the Holy Nativity at Washington Cathedral was led by Gen Wilson with a large Episcopal clergy and lay crowd present. The sermon by Rev Dr C E Pierce followed a Nativity Chapel start, with Cathedral Seminary girls in mortarboard caps and choirs from St Pauls St Marks and St Andrews. The chapel honors Bishop Henry Yates Satterlee, early cathedral founder.
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Gen. Wilson
Peace Cross
C. E. Pierce
Episcopal Church
Bethlehem Chapel of the Holy Nativity
Washington
Buctcrise
Roosevelt
United States
Ri Heynry Yates Satterlee
Ashington
Cathedral
Memorial Chapel Groundbreaking at Cathedral of St. Mary
A ceremony at the Cathedral commemorates the Memorial Chapel with a ground breaking led by Gen. John M. Wilson. Dr. McKim announces over 43 000 dollars pledged for the burial chapel funds as Rev. Charles C. Pierce urges living faith beyond creed.
Marriage and Death Notices Across Morning Papers
Inse old clipping lists marriage and death notices from major papers including Washington Post New York Times Syracuse Post Standard St Louis Globe Democrat and others. It notes standard announcements without extra embellishment and reflects how memorial and wedding notices appeared across multiple publications.
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Washington Post
Burg Diepateh
Menee Journal
Lorchester Herald
Usé
St. Louis Rennblieater
Chivign Pesordteseland Plat
New Feep Times
Ie Lectsar
Divided on Graft Verdict Delays Settlemen t Likely Weeks
Divisions among commissioners delay a final ruling on charges of favoritism against a re engineer department official, with Marcfarland and West expected to decide after a protracted inquiry. The investigation has cost hundreds of dollars and remains unsettled as testimony continues, including evidence from McMullen Mepermott Company and other named individuals.
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Engineer Department
P. J. Brennan
Marcfarland
West
Emgineer
Morrow
Hunt
Charles H. Medermott
McMullen-Mepermott Company
Ashford delays permit for 126 New Hampshire Ave repairs
Mrs. Jennie ONeill requests immediate investigation into withheld permit for repairs at 126 New Hampshire Avenue, while Ashford claims application was deficient. He notes the building is dilapidated and needs two inspectors to verify depreciation before a permit can be issued, amid staff shortages and rising delays.
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New Hampshire Avenue
Jennie O'Neill
Tenth Street
Ashford
Board of Condemnation of
Insancitary Buldings
Roy Haynes
Warm weather sparks public clash over school funding blame
Commissioner Macfarland defends the current board against Capt. Oyster’s call for changes citing Congress as the responsible party for school funding. He notes that Congress has refused to place school construction under education direction and outlines past requests for repairs and fire protection funding. Falconio and Rev Doyle depart Washington for Minneapolis for a ceremony related to a new building.
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Capt. Oyster
Board of Education
Mr. Macfarland
Congress
Board of ‘Education
Collinwood
Scongress
Congreda
Education
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Notes to Wassman Target a Northwest Street Galoon
Three notes addressed to Henry Wassman at 727 Seventh Street Northwest mention obtaining $1 each time. Carnell overheard Wassman and Lee discussing money matters days earlier. That evening Carnell sent a note to Wassman with the forged name of Lee allegedly requesting $10. Two similar notes were sent to Wassman, each implying forthcoming money.
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Henry Wasiman
Seventh Street
Carnell
Wassman
Lee
Joan
Waseman
Artist Walter Satterlee Dies After Car Buncle
Walter Satterlee, an American artist born in Brooklyn in 1844, died this morning from a car accident. He graduated valedictorian from Columbia in 1863, studied at the National Academy of Design, and trained under Edwin White, Leon Bonnat, and Freeman in Rome. Some of his sacred paintings hang in Washington's Procathedral.
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Procathedral
Washington
West Virginia Democrats Endorse Bryan in State Convention
In Wheeling West Virginia delegates elected to the national convention pledged to support W J Bryan for president. McGraw defeated Chilton forces with Peck Matthews Pendleton and others named as supreme bench nominees. The platform calls for tariff revision and suppression of trusts along with immigration enforcement.
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Wheeling
Pendleton
Peck
Matthawa
Supreme Bench
Washington Post
W. Va
West Virginia
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Denver
L. A. Reymabn
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George I. Neal
C. W. Osenton
Carl Vance
C. McGregor
Edward Wilkinson
Col
John T. McGraw
Chiltons
Charleston
Supreme Bench of
State
Walter Pendleton
Spencer
Melville Peck
Philippi
Owen Matthews
Thomas Hodges
John Cornwell
McGraw Forces
Fairmont Coal Company
Charlies Swisher
Mercury
Virginia
Congress
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Tragedy Inquiry Sparks Anthem Controversy
In Ottawa on May 28 an inquest into the triple murder of Mrs. Creighton and her two daughters reveals a row over singing God Save the King. The American-born wife refused to join the hymn on Victoria Day, provoking a heated exchange with James Creighton who insisted on loyalty to Britain.
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Washington Post
Ottawa
Ont
James Creighton
Port Huron
Mich
Owen Sound
Uni
Creighton
Municipal building temporary force recommended
Captain Winamney assistant Engineer Commissioner proposes a June to July temporary staff for the Municipal building while testing mechanical equipment. Names listed include W. D. Hamilton $83.23, P Belt $8.23, H Akers $83.33, B Grant $72.92, Wey $70, Henry Smith $4, A V Dean $0, A B Pettit $60, G Merril $56, J H Tydings $0, E B Garges $50 per month.
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W. D. Hamilton
8. P. Belt
H. @. Akers
BE. F. Grant
EB. M. Wey
Henry Smith
A. V. Dean
A. B. Pettitt
George Merrill
J. H. Tydings
E. B. Garges
President Receives Indian Gloves Gift From Hudson Bay Reg
President Roosevelt yesterday received an embroidered deer skin glove set as a gift from the Hudson Bay regis of the Cree Indians. Rev Arthur Santmier, missionary and teacher, and his wife delivered lectures on Indian missionary work. They traveled from White Haven Pa to Washington and Alexandria, plan to return north in late June. Santmier was stationed near a railroad last year and will move 30 miles deeper into the interior this year. The President, known as The Great White Father to the Cree, welcomed the visitors and thanked the donors for the gift.
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Taade
Arthur’ Santmier
Santoner
Washington
Alexandria
Santoier
Wahington
White Haven
Santmier
Roosevelt
United States
King Howard
Russian Battle Ship Refloated After Grounding
The Russian battleship Peter the Great ran on rocks in the Gulf of Finland last night and was refloated tonight without assistance, making way in safety to Reval. The extent of hull damage is not yet known.
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Russiana
St. Petersburg
Gulf of Finland
Rabies in Dogs Sparks Muzzle Call in DC District
Veterinary Association of the District of Columbia petitions the Board of Commissioners to require all dogs to wear muzzles for twelve months to curb rabies, amid Bureau of Animal Industry reports of fourteen dog rabies cases in May and thirty nine in dogs and other animals overall. Commissioner Macfarland recalls prior muzzle order of 1889 deemed unproductive. plan now favors capturing stray dogs and humane euthanasia if owners do not comply.
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Bureau
Veterinary Association of the
District of Columbia
Board of Commissioners For
District
Association
John Lockwood
United States
A.D. Melvin
Agricultural Department
Dr. Melvin
Macfarlana
Macfarland
Nog
Washington Post
Russian Agent Attacked at Teheran Residence
Dispatches from Teheran report an armed attack on the Russian financial agent M Ostrogradski at his official residence in Teheran at 3 a m. He was badly wounded but fought off his attackers. Russia protested to Persia seeking satisfaction for the outrage amid tensions with Persian brigands near the frontier.
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Teheran
Foreign Office
M. Ostrogradski
Bum
M. Ostrofradski
Russia
Persia
Levceglazoffi
Belostvar
Revolt in Isle of Samos Amid Three Days of Fighting
Reports from Constantinople describe Samos inhabitants in revolt against the Prince and island governor Kopasis Effendi after three days of clashes in Vathy. The Prince was defeated and fled to the palace, which remains besieged as Smyrna troops arrive. Women and children flee toward Smyrna, and fears of a broader massacre grow with potential international naval involvement.
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Asia Minor
Vathy
Kopassiz Effendi
Senate
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Turkey
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Samos J
State Honors Clinton Tribute Paid At City Hall
Thousands pay respects as Maj. Gen. George Clinton’s body is honored in New York City. A wreath from President Roosevelt rests on the casket. the procession passes City Hall to the Manhattan revenue cutter, then to the Wasp for transport to Kingston, where a 250th anniversary interment will occur Saturday.
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George Clinton
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Hudson
Hie-Men Ory
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Gov. Clinton
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Stuart
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New Jersey
Order of the ‘Cincinnati
Veteran Corps of Artillery
State of New York
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