Hail Corpus Christi Sees Large City Processions
Corpus Christi celebrations spread through all Catholic churches with hundreds attending at St Patrick's and St Paul's. The ceremonies featured solemn masses led by Dr Willem Russell, deacons Charles O Donnell Louis Kelly and Charles Fisher, and children receiving first communion amid flower processions and blessing of the Blessed Sacrament. The day also included standing processions, ushered by parish workers and sodalities, with notable participation from St Aloysius and St Peter’s parishes, reflecting a broad city-wide observance.
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St. Patrick's
St Paul's
Corpus Christi
St Pate Foes
Willem ] Russell
Charles O Donnell
Louis Kelly
Charles Fisher
McCluran
Oslock
Wert
Uim
Seth Nat
Westreets
Celock
San Bey
Natori
Hyams
Sonetar
Bishop Addresses Girls Commencement Exercises at Open Air Tract
The bishop delivered an inspiring text from Psalms during commencement exercises at St AL Fob with the rector of the G dey Fredert K Howaen present. Weather permitting, exercises proceed in the open air this evening as part of the event schedule at Mooclack and nearby church grounds.
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Uist
St AL
Fredert
Apna
Mooclack
Patriotism Costs a Life in Roofing Mishap
A Palander man, Gierlowski, aged about middle age, died after a copper wire hoisting a Memorial Day flag touched a live line. The shock knocked him from a roof to the ground about 35 feet below, entangling him in the wire and rope. he died half an hour later.
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Pitsberg
Glerlonaly
Palander
Gierlowski
Catholic Musical Festival at Columbia Theater
Keane Council No 3 Knights of Columbus hosted a grand Catholic music festival at the Columbia Theater with an audience including papal delegate Right Rev Mey Fanconio and other church leaders. The St Paulo Sanctuary Choir, led by Ernest Winchester, performed with solos by Henry Wraeger and others, while Miss Agnes Downey and Miss Emma Irene Kenney sang, and Miss Howard received praise and flowers for her piano numbers.
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Keane Council
Knights of Columbus
Columbia Theater
Mey Fanconio
Res Mer €Errett
Tegation
Mar Mackin
St Paul's Church
St Paulo
Ernest
Winchester
Foclu
Henry Wraeger
Joseph McGallaghy
Raymond King
Agnes Downey
Emma Irene Kenney
Hazel Knox Bornachein
Miey
Marguerite . Howard
Ernull A Cohendous
Prick
George Moskey
Misa Marguerite Corda
Harry Wheaton Howard
Erick Shilling
Howard
Turners Plan Boom to Enlarge Clubhouse and Open by Fall
The Columbia Turnverein voted to enlarge its quarters at 128 M Street NW with a 25000 expenditure for gymnasium remodeling, a swimming pool, and additions including dressing rooms and a bowling alley. A formal opening is planned for fall, with a campaign to recruit new members. Memorial decorations will be held today at Prospect Hill Cemetery for Turnverein veterans.
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Columbia Turnverein
Columbian Turnverein
M Street
Rathskeller
Cals
Bears
Turners
Mie
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Turmerain
Uenar
Turner Vehinteera
Orlock
Eighth Battalion
Poncer Se Lion
Columbia
Organjyvadem
William IF Gude
Chamber of Commerce
Adolphus Gude
William Brodt Srohn
Windolph Auart AbMugke
Henry Acherkarehenthdrew Lecter
John Mansen
Menrs ¢ Treham
Canon Rudolph
Rudolph
Congres Min Bartholat
California Labor Report Sees Japanese Labor Crucial to Agriculture
A state labor commission report, over a year in the making, finds white labor cannot match Japanese efficiency in farming. It notes 4152 Japanese left the country while 36 dollars entered in four years, cites a labor shortage, and reports Hindus as unsuccessful replacements. The document praises Japanese character and cites land and property figures among farmers relying on Orientals.
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Sugramente Cali
Hfe
California Agriculture
State Commissioner of Labor
Morea
Knowledge of God for Salvation in the New Dispensation
A sermon on board a steamer argues that universal knowledge of the Lord will come in the age to come, contrasting earthly knowledge with heavenly wisdom. It critiques human creeds, urges study of scripture, and links knowledge of God to eternal life, fellowship with Christ, and the dawn of a new dispensation.
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Midocean
Pastor Russell
America
Great Britain
Ireland
Germany
Warsaw
Russia
Rome
Jerusalem
London
Glasgow
Serman
Hatakiuk
Jesus
Jesus Christ
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Father
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Christ
Reagan
Apostle Peters
Peter
John
James
Phee
Gog
Isaiah
Satan
Heavenly Father
Taft Makes Secretary Dickinson A Golf Convert At Chevy Chase
Secretary of War Dickinson, dragged to the links by President Taft, begins golf lessons with Capt Butt at Chevy Chase. Though a beginner he soon shows progress, with Taft inviting a session and Dickinson pledging to pursue the sport and join the president’s golf cabinet alongside Edwards and others.
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Taft
Dickinson
White House
Tates
Judge Dickinson
Capt Butt
Tia
Clarence Edwards
Tercentenary of Visitation Nuns Observed at Convent
The Order of Visitation Nuns marks its tercentenary with a mass at 9 am at the Visitation Convent on Connecticut Avenue on Monday June 190. Exposition of the blessed sacrament Benediction at 4 pm and a sermon by Rev Father Russell of Hatters Church. Papal benediction. chapel open all day. Friends and old pupils urged to attend and buy a Tot at Randle High Tends.
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Order of Visitation
Visitation Convent
Connecticut Avenue
Father Russell
Hatters Church
Talks With Women By Madison C Peters
A historical piece arguing that national decline signals through womanly folly and urging women to uphold morality. It claims women influence men and society, deserve respect, and should labor for public betterment while critiquing perceived female transgressions and double standards.
Irish Patriot Memorial Services at Mount Olivet
Irish Americans gathered at Mount Olivet Cemetery for memorial services under the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Leaders including F J Hartigan and Father Georgi A Dougherty spoke on loyalty to Ireland as mourners placed tributes on graves. Members identified numerous fallen patriots and clergy, with Moose society holding similar remembrances at other cemeteries.
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Mount Olivet
Unies
Cher of Hibernians
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Order of Hibermen
F J Hartigan
National
Hibernian
AOH
Pers
Sdlemn
Thomas Devon Fuley
P J Hartigan
Holy Kame
Father Dougherty
Father Riley
Ireland
PT Moran
Aimilar Velo
D A Broaman
Daniel Grady
Patrick Downing
Richard Quilhan
John O’meara
Thomas Holden
Bellew
Michael Cavanaugh
Stephen McGrath
Dr Cleary
Col Lynch
Father Stafford
Father Maguire
Father Boyle
Dennis Mullany
John Shethan
John Fitegerald Henry Boucher
William Murphy
Jom Coughlin
Mount Olivet Gleewood
Oak Hill
John J O Connor
Harry Jayden
James J Shugrue
Willan E Grass
William E Brown
Irish Homegoing Boom Spreads to All Cities in US
The Irish Homegoing Association reports unprecedented American travel to Ireland this summer with ferries and steamships unloading large numbers at Irish ports. April 2 saw 1250 Americans land in one day and bookings to Irish ports run well ahead of past seasons. The season leans on both horsegoing pilgrimage and the Oberammergau version, promising a busy and festive period. Francs J Kilkenny, originator of the movement, says the effort already shows success.
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Erin
Bummer
Teelanda
Ireland
Trish
Thev
J Kilkenny
Prendegast Delivers Graduation Sermon at Georgetown University
The Rev Jeremiah Prendegast of Boston preached the laureate sermon at Georgetown University’s graduation yesterday morning during a solemn high mass. The service featured Rev Mark McNeal as celebrant and the sermon praised Catholic education as the culmination of true education, linking causality to religious teaching. Special guests included candidates for degrees across multiple faculties, with 1% of faculty listed and numerous degree categories noted.
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Georgetown University
Jeremiah Prendegast
Boston
Jeremianh Prendegast
Boston College
Mark McNeal
Thomas Emmett
Augustin Gaynor
Herbert Goloich
Prendexast
Prendexast S S¢ Mon
Woscien Stifte
Prenfegast
He College
Coly Sang
May Bar Socialists Appeal to Reason Post Office Case
The Appeal to Reason may be barred from mails due to alleged sedition. Attorney General Wickerstam Secretary Ballinger and Oscar Lawler of the Interior Department face scrutiny over a May 28 article critiquing Lawler’s role in Mexican revolutionaries prosecutions. Fred Warren, editor, was convicted in Kansas for postal violation. six months jail and a 1500 dollar fine. The matter was referred to post office inspectors for investigation.
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Wickerstam
Ballinger
Oscar Lawler
Interior Department
Appeal To Reason
Ehlet
Socialist Party
Lawler
Los Angeles
Cal
Mazon
Videreal
iRiver
Con
Mexico
United States Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Asvin
New Nonsectarian School for Negro Youth Opened at Tuxedo
A new industrial school building at Tuxedo opened yesterday to train Negro youth in agriculture and industry. Dr E L Scharf led the keynote remarks praising progress and optimism for the venture, with support from Bruce Evans, Dr Percy Morton, Gen Andrew Burus, Rev J C Fountain and others. The project, aided by local citizens and the Baptist and Methodist churches, aims to establish a city travel school and agricultural department under national Baptist convention endorsement.
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Celucansenprlijkeovermapled
Tbe Reel
Tuxedo Bia
William Smith
Botantc
BL Scharf
Bruce Evans
Armstrong Manual Training School
Percy Morton
Normal School
Andrew S
J C Fountain
F J Dickey
Gerlach Lamking
The
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Nat!ional Baptist Convention
Tuxedo
Mrs Mary Slack Dies Sudden at Home in Trent
Mrs Mary Kem Slack prominent clubwoman and society figure died suddenly at her home on Trent third street around 6 yesterday morning. She leaves two daughters, Ma Gerard Slack and Katherine Slack Ade Slack. a brother Allan Buckley. Body sent to Geneseo for burial. Choral services were held at St Pauls Church with Rev Ethelbert Talbott presiding. music under Edgar Priest and choirmaster.
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Mary Kemale Slack
Ani’ Society
U Man
Ma Gerard
Katherine
Ade Slack
Geneseo
Allan Buckley
St Pauls Church
Trent Third Street
Ethelbert Talbort
Pennsylania
India
Tes
Robert Talbott
Music Ma
Edgar Priest
Russia Revives Old Law For Jews In The Pale
The piece reports on Russian authorities reviving a restriction forcing Jews to relocate inside old bounds known as the Pale of Settlement. It notes uproar from American Jewish leaders including Jacob Self Adolf Klaus and Simon Wolf, who fear protest is limited by the law’s internal nature and lack of foreign interference. Rabbinic leaders urge cautious action while Bnai Brith weighs formal steps.
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Jacob Self
New York
Adolf Klaus
Chicago
Simon Wolf
United States
Elev
Boai B'rith
Count Witte
Portsmouth
Russia
Myer Cohen
Bal B'rith
Bnef
American State Department
Habh( Stern
Eighth Street
Child of Five Expelled From Moscow Jewish Household
Report from Moscow describes enforcement of anti Jewish laws. Five year old driven out with his mother from a Jewish midwife’s home after authorities order the expulsion of the B seat and son, claiming only the mother may reside outside the Jewish pale by her profession. Jewish organizations raise funds to take the case to the highest court.
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Ot Petersourg
Omy
Moscow
Mr Heflin Delivers Address on Man Dignity at Capitol Church
Mr Heflin spoke at North Capitol Street Episcopal Church on Manners and dignity before a crowd of about 12 attendees. The service featured Newell Parke, Howard University vice chancellor, in the pulpit due to the absence of Rev Thirkfield.
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Representaine
J ‘Thomas Jefin
Alabama
Capitol
EL Parky
Howard University
P Thirkfeld
Halley’s Comet Tail Theories of Its Form and Composition
A historical discussion surveys Bredichin’s three tail classes for Halley’s comet long straight tails curved plume like tails and short brush like tails. It explains how solar radiation and gas composition including hydrogen hydrocarbons and metals influence tail shape and mentions electricity and air liquefaction proposals as tests of theory.
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Haliew
Nad Auch
Bredichin
Inflammed Kidneys Death Toll and Remedies Discussed
A fragment describes inflammatory kidney conditions with mentions of Bright's disease and estimated deaths from kidney trouble. It cites figures around 61 000 across a year, questions about terminology such as Brights Disease, and hints at a remedy from a company or publication urging readers to report experiences.
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Disney
Pytiente
Bedléden
Heney
Elisreture
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