Cardinal Gibbons Leads Masses At St Aloysius In Washington
A detailed account of Cardinal Gibbons leading pontifical ceremonies at St Aloysius Church. Highlighted events included a grand vesper service, a massive turnout of about 1000 men for Holy Communion, and tributes to Father McDonnell for his work with the Third Sunday League of St Aimsius Church. The article notes the sanctuary choir and numerous clergy and lay attendees, with remarks on devotion and reverent observance.
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Fon Francis
Qalliy
Frta McLercey
Leo Smith
Lawrence Smith
Princis Auldridge
Tarry Donohue
Charias Tlewgen
William da Tow
Charied WeDougall
Holand Clarke
Daan Callacher
Thomas Fu Srlan Sheridan
Edward Murphy
Philip Shodan
T Harry Marwell
Thamias Byaes dreep Dorie A_ Land
Aloselua Stormont
Francis Cahill
Edwart Catmpbe Busses
Meare J
Wrap Byrne Frapres
Dougherty
Thomas J
Gattosy
Francis O Connell
Leo Mave
Aloysius Shields
Keenety
Qcouser
Jona Shielde
Tenstius
Stormont
Nau
Cnusnal
Cardinal Gibbons
Third Sunday League
St Aimsius Church
Faver Tugens del
McDonnell
St Aloysius Church
Evers
League Christ Our Savion Christ
League
Father McDonnell
Gannion
Father Kean
Chow
Wiliam Yeager
William EY DeLacy
A Kittory
Johm Chet
M Darey McGee
J WH McGee
Dedication of Twelve Gifts by Local Lutheran Church
The First Lutheran Church on Pennsylvania Avenue with B Street Southeast held a dedicatory service for twelve new gifts donated over the past year. Donations include a brass pulpit and altar, a brass lectern, electric lights, an altar rail, carpet, hymn boards, a pulpit Bible, and more, with donors named among Mrs E Wagner, John Beall, Mrs A Richardson, and the Sutherlands, reflecting community involvement across twelve Lutheran churches in Washington. The sermon by Rev Dr W 8 Freas from Baltimore urged adornment of the church as a mark of virtue, while praising the donors’ contributions to divine service.
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Ine Y Lutheran Church of the Reformation
Pennsylvania Avenue
B Street
W 8 Freas
Baltimore
Washington
Tabernacleas Lord of
Fress
Harry Slater
Helen Mallory
Isaac Coopar Slater
L ‘W Slater
Capt L W Slater
E Wagner
John Beall
Elizabeth Beal
A Richardson
G A. Richardson
Margaret Sutherland
John A. Sutherland
Sutherlan Publication Society
Laung Peoples Socials of Christan Endeavor
Ladies Aid Society
J Weber
Mra
Anna Richardson
Taxicab accident injures elderly woman in Northwest
Mrs Elizabeth Dunn, 66, of 457 New York Avenue Northwest, suffered fractures of arm and leg after a taxicab driven by Frederick Schweitzer struck her while she attempted to cross North Capitol Street near I Street Northwest. Witnesses say he tried to avoid the collision. Dunn was taken home after the incident. Schweitzer reported to police and was not arrested.
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Dima
Ivan
North Capitol
I Streets
Elizarbeth ‘Dunn
New York Avenue
Frederick Schweitzer
Dunn
Et Aloy Mus Cathorte
North Capliat
Schweitzer
Murder Probe Ties Local Death to Washington Paper Evidence
A bloodstained copy of a Washington newspaper was found near the scene of a colored girl’s murder in Prince George County. Authorities believe the victim may have come from Washington, and a stranger questioned about forest paths is now considered a local resident rather than a suspect. Coast police have joined Maryland and Washington investigators in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil
Washington
Palmers Woos
Prince George County
Maryland
Fiona
Marqisas
Taft honored at St Aloysius Church golden jubilee
President Taft attended the St Aloysius Church golden jubilee celebration. From the rectory he spoke of church state separation and the role of religious influence in government. Cardinal Gibbons and Father McDonnell welcomed him. a parade greeted the President as he departed in the motorcade.
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Xandowd
Ofl
St Alossina’ Church
United States
Ehiet
I Street
Warn Storling
Clere
Archibald Butt
Eugene del. McDonnell S J
Aloysius
McDonnell
Taft Jam
Cardinal Gibbons
Taleano
Cardinal Gibbona
Fgbonnel
Archbishop Talconle
Falcony
St Aloys Vaa Justice
Taft
Buchanan
Von
Father McDonnel
Ardinal Gibbons Mgr Falcon U
Aday
Father McDonnell
Itis
Catholic Church
St Aloysius
Union Otation
Nea
White House
Antisaloon Campaign Speakers at Various City Churches
Andrew Wilson of the Anti Saloon League spoke at Hamline Methodist Church urging closer cooperation among reform groups for temperance. Jat Grace Methodist Episcopal Church heard Pant Chief Ruki and High Secretary Janes H Tony on temperance campaigns. A convent is planned. Womans Christian Temperance group and Reform Bureau events scheduled for December at First Congregational Church.
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Andrew Wilson
Anti- Saloon League
Upworth League
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
Temperance
Chere
Thes ‘Womans Christian "Temperance Down
Reform Bureaur
First Congregational Church
Hungry School Children Discussed by Local Experts
Experts address hunger among city schoolchildren at the Monday Evening Club session in the Y M C A hall. Speakers include Wilfred Small principal of Hasteleen Bugh School, Mrs. Killen Spencer Massey, board of education member, and Supt. A T Stuart, focusing on how to feed young pupils.
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Monday Evening Club
Young Mens Christian Association Assembly
Br Wiferd Small
Hastleen Bugh School
George Washington University
Killen Spencer Massey
Board of Education
Stuart
Washington
Norfolk
Taft Luncheon Incident Claimed Over Ten Dollar Invitations
Senator Tillman declined attend Taft luncheon in Columbia after being asked to pay nineteen dollars for a seat, prompting a committee statement led by William E. Gonzales Gav Ansel and Mayor Reamer. Debate centered on hospitality and the scope of a state wide entertainment with officials and scholars invited, and the president’s party reduced to fourteen guests.
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Taft
Comba & C
Milman
Prealdent
Columbia
William E. Gonzales
State
Gav Ansel
Reamer
Tilman
Taft de Rency
Consaley
Saya le
Rovernons
Gav ‘Gins
Bel 4
Tig
Presidents Party
Tillman
Jamaica Death List and Storm Damage Reports
Special cable from Kingston May 14 reports extensive damage across Jamaica from storm and winds. Bananas and plantations suffer heavy losses while internal communications and bridges are disrupted. Ten to twenty deaths are reported with ships stranded or breaking up and coastal cables out of service. Kingston and Port Antonio endure limited cane damage and widespread outages in water supplies.
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Waintington
Kingston
Fonds
Jarl Sildes
Bradford
Port Antone
Avalon
Woodstock Point
Colon
Bermuda
Avna
Holland Bay
Cape Haitien
Port de Pax
Waterspouts Shot Down by Hannan Mi Bull Captain
Off Cape Hatteras the steamer Hannan Mi Bull encountered six waterspouts during a westerly hurricane from Progreso Mexico. Captain Cooper fired a shotgun from the deck, breaking the waterspouts about fifty miles offshore and protecting the vessel.
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Sapper
Hatteras
Boston
Capt Cooper
Hannan
Colored Men Hold Rally on True Reformers Hall
Missionary rally at True Reformers Hall on U street featured Col Halford and Dr G Sheffin addressing Colored Young Men’s Christian Association leaders. Halford urged unity beyond color and creed as a path to uplift, while Sheffin urged Negro involvement in missionary work among Africans and Washington’s Negroes leading the effort. He noted the YMCAs nationwide activity and a planned local branch completing a new 1000 room building on Twelfth Street at S and T streets NW.
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Walford U
G Shéfftin
Colored Young Views Christian Association
True Reformers Hall
U Street
Col Halford
Calor
Sheffin
Washington
Negro Young Mena Christan Association
Mnatal Ald
Twelfth Street
S and
T Streets
Pacific Station Changes Prompt Fleet Command Shuffle
Admiral Ariel Sebree to retire February 20 after commanding the Pacific fleet since 1931. Rear Admiral Giles Harber to be relieved of the third squadron command. Rear Admiral John Hubbard to take over as Sebree’s successor. Sebree, a Naval Academy graduate, participated in Greely relief and Arctic expeditions and later led the Wisconsin before becoming Pacific Fleet commander.
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Ariel Sebies
Giau
Pacifc
Giles Bo Harber
Turd
Pacific Feet
John Hubbard
Pacifeeet
Sebree
Harber
Weval Academy
Greer
Greely
Schiev Tn Wa
Wisconsin
Nestbury
Lighthouse Board
Pacific
Treasury Department Special Notices and Meeting Dates
Treasury Department notices announce that the District of Columbia bank must meet statutes before authorization. It also lists a stockholders meeting for American funding Corp on December 4 1889 to vote on capital stock increase. The National Homeopathy Hospital plans its annual meeting in Burlington Vermont and Elias Hutchinson serves as secretary.
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Treasury Department
Las Gece
Distric Honal Bank of
Thomas Pane Terry
Thartie Dith National Bank
Washington
Tistrict
Cot
Smila
Biater
Ne American Funding Corporation
MAG St Iw
Alphees Winter Pres
Max B
Wienle
Crosby DD
Iformerl
Win G Schathire
Massachusetts
Cnue
Washington DC
RTH
National Homeopathy Hospiel
District of Columbia
Burlington
Vermon
Bain
Elias
Hutchinson
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Kingdom of Truth
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Jesus Christ
Ore
Mon Hess
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Lrnest T
Winchester
Arist
Teagan
St .Dombi
Ficizal
John Whelan
Loyola
McHugh
John Ae
Thomas Collene Hope
Cormick
Paul Gemth
Pastor Churth
de Pauls Ghucen
Leona
The
New Tok City
Cantos College
Papal
Sapal
Mgr
Aleonio
Hel Land
Timochy
Hector Pam
Woodstock Lolge
Wiliam Dhean
Gonzaga College
Mgr Bonaventure
Father Brosnan
Fey Aloysus Brosomn & J
Georgetown Universit Aloysiuus
Bor
Momohan
Ector
Asalet Thomas
Gasnoy
Winsgira and
Frazers A Dougherty Cantors
Drt Sbicw
Masten
John
Drien James Gallagte
Congidine
Rarmond
Xen Furen
Suldvidge
Illiam Murphy
Charles Wade
Crores Walle
Edward Oat Kever
William Hughes
William Finch
Julia Durst Fo
Cen A
Cardinal
Perret
Isnop van Ae Vyver
OD Wie
2Qchwartz & Pelzman
renorBi
Seventh Street
Lutheran Church of Reformation
Electrc
Clew
Portland
ST. Aloysius
Clares
Tholigs
Mgr Falconio
Temperance Societies
Andrew Carnegie
Washsteron Tomb
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Berore
Mre Carnege
Capa Henry
Gridiron Club of
Presgent Taft
Harver M Dickson
Mr. Taft
Old Point Comfort
Cape Henry Va
Jamaica
Old Rowe
Apache Synciathy Petanis
New York
Seonchea
Seutaaan
Fime
Admiral Harber
Spbree
Trustee
Goodyear
Priestley
Goodyear Raincoat CO
the Young Men's Store
Tiffany
Lea
Thys
Witmatt
Lucios
F St N. W
Georges & Son, Inc
F Street
Ballantine
Newark
Mara Y
Washington, D
DR White
Christian Xander
Virginia
7Th St
Sagatiee
Wellington
Rey
Sidney West
Lath & G
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