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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1909

Page

7

Pontifical Ceremonies Highlight National Religious Gathering

A sweeping religious event featured Cardinal Gibbons and a papal delegation at St Aloysius as choirs performed and sermons preached. The mass drew thousands of men from the Third Sunday League of St Aimsius Church with vivid processions and a communion ritual described as a powerful display of devotion.

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

Dedicates Twelve Gifts To Church In Year Of Gifts

The Lutheran Church at Pennsylvania Avenue and B Street Southeast held a dedicatory service for twelve new gifts donated over the last year. Rev Dr W 8 Freas of Baltimore preached. Represent from twelve Washington Lutheran churches attended. Gifts include brass pulpit and lectern, altar, cross, hymn boards, electric lights, carpet, and clock.

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

Woman struck by taxicab near Capitol Street crossing

Mrs Elizabeth Dunn 66 of 457 New York Avenue NW sustained fractures to arm and leg after stepping into North Capitol Street as a taxicab driven by Frederick Schweitzer of Terminal Taxi Co. struck her. Schweitzer drove her home to New York Avenue then to Union Station and was not held. witnesses saw him attempt to avoid the collision. The driver reported the accident at Sixth precinct. Dunn wished to go home rather than hospital care.

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

CLEW IN MURDER CASE FOUND NEAR SCENE IN PALMERS WOODS

A blood stained copy of a Washington newspaper was found near the murder scene in Palmer's woods Prince George county yesterday. The paper dated November 1 suggests the girl came from Washington and narrows suspects by noting a new resident queried about woods paths. Washington and Maryland police continue joint inquiries as the unidentified victim remains.

Gil Washington Palmers Woos Prince George County Maryland Fiona Marqisas

Taft Attends St Aloysius Golden Jubilee

President Taft visited St Aloysius Church for its golden jubilee. He was welcomed by Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop Talconle and Father McDonnell, delivered a congratulatory address on church and state, and reviewed a parade before departing amid cheers.

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Antisaloon Campaign Speakers At Local Churches

Andrew Wilson of the Anti Saloon League spoke at Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church urging closer cooperation among reform groups for temperance. W J Vowle and other leaders addressed temperance efforts at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church and First Congregational Church. The week of December 12 features events by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union and Reform Bureau of the District at 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 Club Experts

Experts address hungry school children in a Monday Evening Club session at the Young Men's Christian Association assembly hall. Principal Wilfred Small, Mrs. Killen Spencer Massey, board of education member, and Supt. A. T. Stuart will discuss how property feed the young pupil and related issues in a focused discussion.

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 Spurs Ten Dollar Invitation Debate

Senator Tillman declined to attend the Taft luncheon in Columbia after learning the price was ten dollars per seat. William E. Gonzales of the State, Gav Ansel, and Columbia Mayor Reamer led the organizing committee. The committee defers comment until after the President’s visit while discussions consider a statewide, inclusive entertainment concept rather than a private gathering.

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 Report

Special Cable reports Jamaica struck by storm with 20 deaths and widespread damage. Bridges carried away, several vessels wrecked or stranded near Port Antonio and Woodstock Point. Communications disrupted. cables to Colon and Bermuda out of service. attempts to dispatch to Holland Bay failed due to heavy gale. Kingston water sources cut. no earthquake confirmed. casualty list small with some drownings.

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

Waterspouts Shot Down Near Hatteras by Steamer Captain

Captain Cooper of the steamer Hannan Mi Bull arrived from Progreso, Mexico reporting six waterspouts seen fifty miles off Cape Hatteras. The hurricane Inatala form raged with westerly winds as six spouts rose dangerously near the vessel, then were disintegrated by a well aimed shotgun blast from the captain.

Sapper Hatteras Boston Capt Cooper Hannan

Colored men hold rally on True Reformers Hall

Col Halford urged unity beyond color or creed at a missionary rally led by Dr Sheffin and Coloured Young Men's Christian Association officials at True Reformers Hall on U Street yesterday. They pressed negro progress in Africa, negro leadership in Washington, and the group’s work nationwide as a new 1000 building on Twelfth Street nears completion.

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 high command early next year

Rear Admiral Ariel Sebree 18 percent command giau chef of the Pacific Fleet will be relieved of duty and placed on the retired list February 20. Rear Admiral Giles Harber will be relieved from command of the third squadron as Rear Admiral John Hubbard is to take over the Pacific Fleet. Sebree a Naval Academy graduate of 1847 led the fleet since October 1901 and served on the Tigress relief expeditions and the Greely expedition before commanding Wisconsin and later becoming Pacific Fleet commander.

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National Bank authorization and stockholder meeting notices

Treasury Department notice states the National Bank Washington is authorized to commence banking under statute 916. Also announced are stockholders meetings for American Funding Corporation on December 4 and the National Homeopathy Hospital in Burlington Vermont on the third Tuesday of November for annual reports and officer elections.

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