Clothing Drive Aims to Aid City Poor
A local charity organized by the Nevlewern tor reports efforts to collect and distribute clothing to the city’s needy. Despite unclear OCR, the event lists organizers including Mrs Perry, Mrs Wonderland, and Mrs Thomas Dasogthouserer guiding volunteers to compile and deliver garments to those in need.
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Nevlewern Tor
Charis Tee
Meigs
Esaraeens
Matheas
Perry Asongkh Prost
Airs Vier Wonderland
Anne
Aho
I Thomas Dasogthouserer
Jtrs
Maoctrous
Walcott Heads Institute and Elects Leadership
The Washington Scenty of the Ar siege and Ammercea era discuss election results. Mr Butler, Dr Charles D Walcott, and a slate including Miss Mabel Hoard and Mitchew Carrell are named in leadership roles. New life and annual members are listed alongside executive committee appointees.
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Washington
Ammercea
Labousetis
Butler
Croses Butler
Lerimwetyn
St Sardis
Muto
Mish Mabe
Boardman
Mes
Site for High School 150000 Available for Land
The board of education selected East Capitol Street site for a new Hastern Haigh School building. Congress allocated 156000 for site purchases. An construction appropriation was discussed with District officials and school leaders Papresented before the House appropriations committee.
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East Capitol Street
Seventeenth
B Street
Board of Education
Hastern Haigh School
Congress
Board
Fee Education
Distriict
Henry F. Blair
Ways, and Means
Blair
Appropriations Committee of the
House
Ernest L. Thurston
Stephen Kramer
Deaths Reported From City Hospitals and Cemeteries
A list of deaths including George W Warmer 85 at hospital 1 month. Mary J Ror 47. Peter Lome 63. Charles Carroll 43. Mary Bryant 47. Walter Honelpy 1999. Sameel Chambers 20. Alexander Earmann 1t years. and others aged from 8 to 85. Locations include Freedmen Hospital Casualty Hospital and Galinger Hospital with adjoined addresses in ne nw and 19th street.
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George W. Warmer
Fearn
Lichen Stevera
Gatheld Uosmtal
Towepti Masa
Ty Suldieca
Teme E
Walter Honelpy
Vdwanl
Findley
Proppedayve
Amonbas Shirles
Lulate Reddick
Freedahs Hteprial
Births Reported In Local Family Ledger
Birth announcements list Alesander Co and Mable Thompson with a girl. More entries include Helwant A and Frames Ho Sanderson with a girl and Jobo A. and Magdalene T. Moreland with a son. Many lines show garbled names and multiple entries for infants and parents.
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Alesander Co
Mable
Thompson
Eritz Ta
Anna M. Sandaz
Ciel
Helwant
Ho Sanderson
A‘harles HH
Mmf
Eliabeth B. Hooft
Jury
Tegry W
Morence K. Poundabecer
Horta
Jose Satna
Jobo A
Magdalene T. Moreland
Ich Dievid K
Ebde J. Leaman
Demi KR
Mary C. Jacobs
Fos Filgar C
Atherine
Apiphel Wr
Murle Bawle
Merleant Aue Tasloc
Girl
Sobers
Maggie Rprlegs
Bop
Jano Fl
Leia M. Latinsoi
Soloman
Talian Murton
Augustua
Cuma I
Thanksgiving Day Origins and Early Observance in New England
The piece traces Thanksgiving dates from 1621 in New England, noting Pilgrims’ harvest gratitude, the first annual observance in 1623, and varying colonial practices. It highlights Puritan roots, Revolutionary timing, and Sarah Josepha Hale’s 19th century campaign establishing the national holiday on the last Thursday in November.
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New England
New Country
New
Congress
Washington
Philadelphia
Sarah Joseph Hare
Sradey
Lunton Hed
Bible Conference Links Bible Stories to Discovery and Morality
At the World's Bible Conference in Chicago, scholars argued that Bible stories are supported by new discoveries and Moses shaped ancient law and nationhood. Dr. Cobern praised Moses as a lawgiver and national founder while Dr. Williams denounced German critics. Dr. Gunsaulus warned of modern risks to faith as Europe ends, urging renewed church vigor and personal evangelism.
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S. B. Williams
Gunsaulus
Chicago
First Congregationals
de Prank Qiunsaulus
Armour Institute
Hi- Cage
8 . Williams
Ir. S. Gordon
New York City
Jank N. Palmer
Winona
Ind
Camden
Cobern
Dor Williams
Germany
Gunsaulas
Gordon
Palmer
Orphans' Home Dedicated with Praise for Sister Sarah
The new St. John's orphanage at Twentieth and F streets north west was formally dedicated. Rev. Roland Cotton Smith praised Sister Sarah, founder of the old orphanage, as donors pledged 45,000 of the 57,000 cost. The building includes dining, kitchens, chapel, sewing and play rooms, sleeping quarters, and an infirmary. A manual training school for tin boys will open on the grounds. George Washington University will conduct the school, with the Ladies' Aid and board of trustees overseeing fundraising and operations.
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St. John’s
Twentieth
F Streets
Roland Cotton Smith
Sarah
St. Joan's
Lynch Jaquer
Boston
Borle-Robertson Company
Arlington
St. John's
Alexander Mackay-Smith
Jamena Marsh Johnson
Abercromabie
Grice Hardekoper
Goddard
Bayard
Aid Society
George Washinge
Alexander B. Hagner
James MM. Johnston
Nicholas Laquer
William J. Boardman
Charles M. Stockton
Walter R. Tuckerman
Boardman
Arthur T. Brice
Miss Blunt
Elizabeth Bliss
Cw7theron Carlisle
Emory
William Corcoran Wustis
Mra
W. W. Finley
Gunnell
Kereman
James M. Johnston
Johnston
Ralph Cross Johnston
King
Lodge
Nicholas Luquer
Dmncomb
Edward McCauley
Abercrombie Miller
Henry C. Perkins
Riggs
Peyton Russell
Spalding
Roland Cotton Similth
Mackay-Smith
Clementine Smith
Warder
Witiner
Mcintyre Post Holds Annual Ball at Temple
Mcintyre Post No Army of the Philippines Cuba and Porto Rico gave its annual ball last night at Tythtan Temple located at 1012 Ninth Street. Prominent post members attended and the dance was arranged under Commander Mae Infield Jones Vice Commander Ft Wallace Quarter Master Frank Eckham C W Ree Er A Johnson George Neuter and H E Dougherty.
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Mcintyre Post
Army of
Licensed to Marry in Diverse Virginia Clergy Records
A list of marriages across Virginia jurisdictions shows Raymond T. Fox and Detella Hall. Thomas A. Montgomery and Leah Stephens Morris. Nicholas D. Dennis and Sophie N. Jance. plus many other couples with forthcoming ceremonies under various reverends. The collated notices name brides and grooms, ages, and their home towns including Staunton Culpeper Baltimore and Vienna, with officiants such as Rev J Montgomer y and Rev W F Brooks among others.
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Raymond TL. Fox
Taiay
Detella
Hall
Prowt Royal
Housley
Benjamin Wo Wife
EU Mie
Mo Garber
Liubersile
J. Montgomery
Ve Hart
Leah Stephens
Morris
Nicholas TL. Dennis
Sophie N Jance
Ro Lambride
Thomas A McLornay
Agnes (. Meagher
W of Brooks
J Franc Burgess
Low McLearen
Cailetts
Hay
Prettyman
Hugsne Young
Alma Daer
Leute Stern
Thomas A Harlow
Liv May Towe
Trager Loan
Mary T. Starling
Af J. Rinrdaz Dashh
ReMason
Daisy ¥ Sinpeen
Mwuppdesas
Ve Tha Rey
L. M. Chanthere
Albert Wl Paeno
Mary & Apperson
Bard Af Culpeper
J. Ball
Charles Leonard Mayer
Evelyn M Williance
Tecershure
W. I. McKenney
Rosie HK. Shields
Movan
P. J. O'Connell
George WW. Tele
Rebecca ‘Mowry
Straupton
J. S. Montguimer
Duplesnes Varney Wiles
Grice Laviole Dempees
Loth of
Loth of Ealthmore, Md. the Rev. 3 VF. Greene George Cunninghem
Catherine FR
Nalles
Bol Putte
Matthew Kemp
Mariette C. Felder
J M O'Brien
Linwiad I Boathe É
Christana Burnette
Uth
Richmond
J. S. Moniiuetes
Ythel M. Dagby
Bout
Bichmond
St. Bird
Jerome Ho
Harry J Te Atley
Clara & Rookwood
Bracks Melanthon W. Fisher
Georgia
Deane
Alliance
Ohio
Roland Cotten
Raymond Deutrich
Ano, Hockman
Rathoot Thuatelptia
H. He
William H Hough
Emma V. Spetden
Rev
Werd G. Torker
Mattie G. Garrett
Res
H. Yo Hewett
Peter L King
Martha A Gandall
Henry
Ntegh Jr
Baltimera
Fenris BE
Hoke
Washington
DG. C
Children Stage Mystery Play at St Margaret's
More than twenty parish children from St. Margaret's Protestant Episcopal Church presented a mystery play titled Lady Catechism and the Child in the parish hall under the Teen-Age Club. Miss Helen Chase played Lady Catechism and Master Henry Walter the Child, with ages 8 to 18 across the other parts. Proceeds fund improved stage equipment for future performances.
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St. Margaret's
St. Margaret's Protestant Episcopal Church
Connecticut Avenue
Bancroft Place
Helen Chase
Henry Walter
Grocery Web Series Uant Noon Tudor Ends
City bulletin lists various food products and prices including Pure Whiskey Pure Brandy and New York State cider. It names Jas. D. Donnelly and Maurice J. Colbert with contact details and promotes carpet cleaning services and heating. It hints at Thanksgiving items and holiday preparations with scattered business listings.
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Uant Noon Tudor
New York State
Jas. D. Donnelly
Eye St. Nlw
First Street Car Celebrates 82 Years In History
Eighty-two years ago the first street car in New York was exhibited a horse car built by John Stephenson. It had three compartments with separate doors, top seating, and was hauled by horses on wooden rails. It ran from Bowery to Harlem and marked the start of modern street railways, leading to vast networks and major financial and engineering developments.
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New York
John Stephenson
New York and Harlem
Princas
Har‘lem
Iit
Second
South
Highth Avenues
United States
Richmond
Chicago
Arth Named Assistant U S Attorney by Laskey
Charles Woodbury Arth, a Washington native educated at Columbian and George Washington universities, was appointed by United States Attorney Shohiy I Laskey as assistant U S attorney. Arth, born November 1 1879, was admitted to practice in 1903 and previously clerked for the Senate committee on national loans. He will begin his duties soon.
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Charles Woodbury Arth
United States
Shohiy I. Laskey
Arth
Senate Committee On
Tie
Washington
Kie Fa
Columbian University
George Washington University
Ife
Georgetown University
District Supremes Court
Dishourt Court of Appeals
Thy Irving
Eashey
Otter
James LG. Archer
Aree
Women Pharmacists Exempt From Eight Hour Law Opinion Says
Cor poration Counsel Syme submitted yesterday that women pharmacists in the city may work as long as they please without violating the eight hour law for women. Petitioners led by Julia Henry Strobel Naomi Richardson, and others request an amendment to let women pharmacists work independently of the current restrictions. They argue that eight hours daily, seven days a week would advance humanity and reduce disease without harming health.
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Syme
Yeaterday
Julia Henry Btrobel
Naomi Wo Richardson
Mdon T. Elliott
Gall EK. Nelson
Mary H Richardson
Milk Cases Held Up in Police Court Jurisdiction Fight
The District appeals unit has not yet ruled on a writ of prohibition challenging Judge Mulloway’s authority over milk cases under the pure food law. Attorneys Davis and Curien argue police court lacks jurisdiction.164 milk cases await trial as Judge Pugh delays scheduling pending higher court decision.
High bond authorization for Totomar Electric Power Co
The public utilities commission approved selling 271,090 dollars in bonds at nine dollars and accrued interest. The issue, anticipated mid October, funds extensions and other capital expenditure. The move reflects current securities market conditions and solidifies the utility’s financing plan.
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Totomar Electric Power Company
Public Utilities Commission
Thanksgiving marriage licenses fall short of last year
City hall records show 52 marriage licenses issued yesterday by Clerk Kroll, fewer than the 61 issued the day before Thanksgiving last year. Officials speculate the dip may stem from World War II anxieties, rising living costs, or waning Cupid attention.
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T Hanksgiving
Tlerk Kroll
Cupid
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Charles Henry Butler
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Whiteigh
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Armstrong
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Sumner
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Smailwood Trade Manual Training Schoool
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Small~ Wool
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Stade
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T. M. Mitchell
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Institution of St. John’s
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Children IN Mystery Play
City Bulletins
Hinkel
Maurice J. Colbert
Phila
Oyster & Chow House
Afer's
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Laskey
Pry
J. Maury Dove Company, Inc
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Corporation Counsel
Sol Our Weest CO 15Th and
Hstrepre Union Trust
Edward J. Stellwagen
Preside
District Court of Appeals
Potomac Power Company
C. A. Mudediman & CO
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Army-Navy
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Dai
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Pippins
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England
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Charlottesville
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Berkeley
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Maia
Burchell
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