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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1909

Page

34

Pontifical Service Draws Dense Male Congregation

A large throng of men filled the upper and lower churches for a pontifical service led by Cardinal Gibbons. The event featured a Mass, Holy Communion for the men’s league, and remarks by the cardinal praising devotion and the ministerial efforts of Father McDonnell. An afternoon banquet honored the cardinal with clergy and lay attendees.

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

Twelve Gifts Dedicate to Local Lutheran Church

An Eta Lutheran Church on Pennsylvania Avenue and B Street Southeast held a dedicatory service for twelve gifts donated over the year. Gifts include pulpit, altar, lectern, electric lights, carpet, hymn boards, a pulpit Bible, and a clock. Donors include Mrs Helen Mallory, Mrs L W Slater, Mrs E Wagner, Mrs A Richardson, Mrs Margaret Sutherland, the catechetical class of 19, the Ladies Aid Society, and the Sutherlan Publication Society, with Rev Dr Freas delivering the sermon. Representatives from twelve Washington Lutheran churches attended the service in the church auditorium.

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, 65, of 457 New York Ave NW, was struck by taxi driver Frederick Schweitzer near North Capitol and I streets NW while crossing. She suffered fractures to arm and leg, was taken home by the cab, and Schweitzer reported the incident at the Sixth precinct. witnesses say he attempted to avoid the crash and he expressed remorse.

Dima Ivan North Capitol I Streets Elizarbeth ‘Dunn New York Avenue Frederick Schweitzer Dunn Et Aloy Mus Cathorte North Capliat Schweitzer

Mysterious murder case linked by blood spotted Washington paper

Local Maryland authorities find a bloodstained Washington newspaper near Palmers woods close to where a colored girl’s body was found. The paper dated November 1 supports the theory the victim came from Washington. A stranger questioned about woods paths is now considered a new resident, not a suspect, as police continue joint Maryland and Washington investigations.

Gil Washington Palmers Woos Prince George County Maryland Fiona Marqisas

Taft at St Aloysius Church Parade Tribute

President Taft attends St Aloysius golden jubilee with Cardinal Gibbons and Father McDonnell. He delivers a congratulatory address on church state separation and the influence of churches on national progress. A large parade and cordial greetings mark the visit as dignitaries conclude with a farewell salute.

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 Fg Bonnel Talconle Falcony St Aloys Vaa Taft Fathe Buchanan Von Berg Taft Father McDonnel Ardinal Gibbons Mgr Falcon U Aday Father McDonnell Itis Catholic Church St Aloysius Union Otation Nea Hia

Anti Saloon League leaders urge city temperance ties at meetings

Andrew Wilson of the Anti Saloon League spoke at Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church urging closer cooperation among reform societies for temperance. Other figures including N EE Vowle and Pant Chief Ruki W R Hunt addressed gatherings at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church and Grace Church. A December 12 event planned by the Womans Christian Temperance and Reform Bureau was listed at the First Congregational Church.

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 to Be Discussed by Experts

Experts will discuss the hungry school children problem at the Monday Evening Club in the Young Men's Christian Association hall tonight at 8 o'clock. Spearheading the discussion are Wilfred Small, principal of Hast leen Bugh School. Mrs. Killen Spencer Massey of the board of education. and Supt. AT Stuart, who views the issue as vital for Washington residents.

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 Andrew Carnegie Washsteron Tomb Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association Berore Mre Carnege Taft Capa Henry Gridiron Club of

Taft Luncheon Incident and Ten Dollar Invitation

In Columbia a dispute over President Taft's luncheon and a ten dollar seat fee sparked a statement by William E. Gonzales editor of the State. He and Gav Ansel and Mayor Reamer led the committees in charge of the event. Senator Tillman refused to pay and criticized the hospitality as undermining state dignity.

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

Kingston Braces for Storm Toll Across Island

Special cable reports Jamaica faced widespread damage from a severe storm. About 20 deaths are linked to the tempest with bridges carried away and coastal cables to Colon and Bermuda out of commission. Port Antone and Woodstock Point saw ships stranded or broken up while Kingston’s water supply sources were cut. Aerial and maritime dispatches failed in heavy seas and no earthquake occurred at Port de Pax.

Waintington Kingston Fonds Jarl Sildes Bradford Port Antone Avalon Woodstock Point Colon Bermuda Avna Holland Bay Cape Haitien Port de Pax

Waterspouts Shot Down Off Cape Hatteras by Steamer Captain

A Boston paper reports Capt Cooper of the steamer Hannan Mi Bull, arriving from Progreso, Mexico, fired a shotgun at six waterspouts forming near his vessel fifty miles off Cape Hatteras during a westerly hurricane. The shots broke the danger as the waterspouts disintegrated.

Sapper Hatteras Boston Capt Cooper Hannan

Colored men rally on True Reformers Hall Washington

Missionary rally of colored men at True Reformers Hall on U street featured Col Halford and Dr G Sheffin. Halford urged unity beyond color or creed while Sheffin called negro leadership in missionary work among Africans and highlighted the Negro Young Men's Christian Association’s national efforts and its planned new 100,000 building on Twelfth Street.

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

Change on Pacific Station Bear Admiral Ariel Sebies 18% command

Admiral Sebree, commanding the Pacific Fleet since October 191, will be relieved and placed on the retired list February 20. Rear Admiral Giles Harber will be relieved of the third squadron command. Rear Admiral John Hubbard will take over the Pacific Fleet command following Sebree. Harber will not retire until 2911.

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

Bank and society notices from Washington in 1889

Treasury Department notice authenticates Washington bank under the law authorizing banking. Meeting notices announce stockholder vote to increase capital for American funding Corp and the opening of a new dental office in Massachusetts. National Homeopathy Hospital to hold its annual meeting in Burlington Vermont with secretary Elias Hutchinson reporting.

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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