Thinks Watson errs in Jeffersonian theory debate
Former Kansan editor W. A. Pepyer reports ex-Senator Peffer opposing Populist Jeffersonian ideas. He argues Jeffersonian government favors majority rule within a Republican framework, critiques Democratic party shifts, and urges reformers to work within the prevailing majority to advance constitutional and economic policies.
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Kansan
Edtor
Watson
Democratic Party
Jeffi
Utffersons
Jefferson I
Ike
Ms Stot
Vitor
Kmomys
Jefferson
Woods
Mao Witen
Latform
Benjaministit
William Simpson
Cam Tin
Ted
Tores
Omiy
W. A. Pepyer
Temple Baptist Church hosts 27th Columbia Baptists meeting
Crowds filled the Temple Baptist Church in Washington last evening for the opening session of the Columbia Association of Baptist Churches annual meeting. Sessions run 10 18 this morning at Tenth and N streets NW through Thursday evening with reports, letters, and officer elections on the docket. Dr Samuel H Greene preached the annual sermon, with Mr Percy Foster presiding and choir music by Temple Church.
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Temple Baptist Church
Columbia Association of Baptist Churches
Samuel H Greene Percy
Foster
Temple Church
John Humphrey
Charles FB Wainbigier
H MW. Geren
J W
Dr Greene
John
District Board Silent On Racial School Question
District Commissioners hesitate over the Rend Worth Citizens Association protest about enrolling John Colvin’s child, alleged negro, in a Kenilworth school. They await a board of education report and question their authority. Officials note laws imply separate white and black schools yet see no explicit provision. The board reportedly has full authority to run schools for both races and resolve such issues.
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Rend- Worth Cltigens Association
John Colvin
Kenilworth
Board of Education
Waefarland
Ainding
Washington Teachers Salaries Compared With Other Cities
Secretary Rodrick forwarded statistics showing proposed Washington average salaries for teachers at about 3798 82, near the lowest among listed cities. The note urges Treasury attention during salary estimates while detailing a charity concert at Masonic Temple and Farragut Relief Corps inspection among other community items.
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Washington
Woof Rodrick
Board of Education
Esterday
Commissioners
Secretary of the Treasury
Boston
San Francisco
Newark
Denver
Cambridge
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Chicago
Frederick the Great statue unveiling and the Seven Years War crown
The article recounts Frederick the Great’s last great battle at Lipitz during the Seven Years War and credits his victory with saving the Prussian monarchy and establishing Prussia’s European primacy. It notes the planned statue presentation to the U.S. president and the attendance of imperial representatives at the Washington unveiling on November 19.
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Prussia
Europe
Torgau
War College
Frederick the Great
United States of America
Germany
House of Hohenzollern
Carl Frederic II
Poland
Frederico Magnus Borrasorum
Republic of America
Kingdom of Prussia
Electorate of Brandenburg
Silesia
Austria
France
Reich
Wearrior
Suesia
Elizabeth Czarina
Frederick
England
Hesse
Brunswith
Gotha
Frague
Hossback
Leuthen
Tustors
Zerndorf
Leignitz
Berlin
Eugene of
Daan
Liptitz
Torgan
Zlethen
Liptitz Heights
Elbe
North
America
New York
Alfred von Lowenfeld
Emperor Willams
Count von Sehmertow
Emperor William O
Washington
Hamburg
Eastern Conference Discusses Action of Ellicott Church
The Maryland Lutheran Eastern Conference met at Zion Lutheran Church in Baltimore to transact business and hear addresses on church matters. Officers include President Rev Dr Calvert Burke, Secretary Rev John C Bowers, and Treasurer Capt Emmanuel Herman. The group debated Ellicott City’s bid to join the Ohio Synod and discussed transfer implications amid old and new school Lutheran lines. A paper on degenerate evolution by Rev Dr W E Pasen was discussed with Rev Dr L L Uhl and others. Lunch was provided by church women at the pastor’s residence, and the closing session followed in the evening.
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Eastern Conference
Ellicott Church
Maryland Synod of the English Lutheran Church
Aft Zion Lutheran Church
Calvert Burke
John C Bowers
Emmanuel Herman
Baltimore
Lutheran Church
Hillcott Cty
Onlo
Maryland
Old School’ Church
New School’ Lutheran
Ellicott City
Ohio Synod
W E Pasen
Church of the Reformation
L L Uhl
India
C F Bergner
Benefit Banquet in Rust Hall Raises for Missionary School
The second annual benefit dinner for the Lucy Webb Hayes National Training School for Missionaries and Deaconesses drew about four hundred guests to Rust Hall. Festive red and yellow decor, pumpkin centerpiece fruit baskets, and chrysanthemum bouquets set an autumnal tone while Mrs Charles Wesley Gallagher spoke. A chapel program followed with solos, recitations such as The Ruggles Dinner Party, Keeping a Seat at a Benefit, and A Modern Nursery Rhyme, plus additional musical numbers. Additionally, Rev William J Hutchison of Westminster Presbyterian Church asked for dissolution from the church. he moves to Wellsville, Ohio, awaiting presbytery action. A cold remedy advertisement for Lucrative Bromo Quinine promotes quick relief.
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Lucy Webb Hayes
Charles Wesley Gallagher
Lucy Webb Hayes Tranning School
Dolin Leech
Alice Wisher
Florence Moore
Alice Whitley
Elizabeth Stuart
Mattie E Grey
Grace’ Dyer Knight
Lida Vvhayel
Presbytery
William J Hutchison
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Presbytery of
Washington
Westminster Church
Abram Depue
Wallace
Dr Hutchison
Tr Hutchison
Wellsville
Ohio
Steubenville
F Bittinger
Man with the Twisted Lip imitator seen in London streets
Special Washington Post correspondent reports a London parallel to Conan Doyle's The Man with the Twisted Lip. Cecil de Smith, posing as a disabled beggar with matches near the Stock Exchange, led a double life as a high roller in the evenings, dining in Leicester Square and visiting the West End. Police testified to his elaborate disguise and earnings from sympathetic passersby before he retired to his suburban Brahma House. His fate awaits sentencing as investigators review prior records. The obituary line notes the English widow of Rear Admiral Earl English will be buried at Arlington after services at St John’s Church.
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Washington Post
London
Sherlock Olmes
Conan Doyle
Cecil de Smith
Stock Exchange
Salu
Dr Doyie
Leicester Square
Empire
Alhambra
de Smith
Neville St. Clair
Doyles
Throgmorton
St Mary Woolnoth
Lombard Street
London Bridge
Smith
Norwood
Brahma House
Doyie
Scotland
Englsh
Earl Englsh
USSN
St John’s Church
Arlington
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Legion of Loyal Women
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Guy VW Collins
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Sala
Willam T Reed
George O Connor
Irich Rath
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Farragut Relief Corps
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Emma L Newton
Burnside Corps
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Metzerott Hall
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Roosevelt
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A D Mayo
Bureau of Education
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American Society of
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Maryland Lutheran Synod
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Lucy Webb Hayes Training School
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Cecil de South
Dayle mm
Sherlock Holmes
Earl English
Edmonston
Stacy, Adams & Co
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Heurich
Senate
Heurich Brewing Co
Forest City
Walter EB Stevens
the Post
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Phillipines
Ath
Geo. E. Hebbard
Hebbard & Winemas
Ninth Street
Corby
Corby’s Modern Bakery
Great Cast Furniture House
Axminster
Jackson Bros
Seventh Street
Washington Gas Light
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