Peace Sermon by Ambassador Bryce Attends Taft Service
President Taft and British Ambassador James Bryce attend Rev Randolph H McKim sermon at Church of Epiphany urging ratification of the peace treaties. McKim argues dreamers become heroes and stresses Christian duty to support Senate action on the arbitration treaties.
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McKimn
Um Church of Epiphany
Senate
Mamister
President Taft
James Bryce
Church of the Epiphany
Randolph H McKim
Taft
Maj
Archibald Lutt
McKim
Earth
Many Pray for Peace as Congress Ties Christian Prayers
Throughout the country Christians gather in Washington as pastors from Western Presbyterian and other churches offer prayers for the success of Congress. Reverends Jess Marvey Dunham Dimon and Ernest Granger are among those participating in special services.
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Rim
Washington
Jess
Marvey Dunham
Western Presbyterian Church
Dimon the Rey
Ernest Granger
Liberal Credit
Castelberg’s
Penna
Avenue N
Peace sermons by multiple ministers urged global harmony
The Rev T C Davia and colleagues including Rev George Duncan Rev J A Aspinwall Rev Charles Wood Rev WTP Wed J crapoon Rev A Mowbray and others spoke on peace at Union MLE Church with prayers led by Rev W V Maliallen. Dumbarton M E Church pastor preached a thanksgiving sermon on peace as a plea for earth’s peace. Also Rev Millington Rev Grimke and Rev Fart Mer rite preached peace sermons. The message urged Christianity as peace and America as the nation to lead a world movement toward peace, calling for the Christian armor to become the nation’s armor.
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T C Davia
George 3. Duncan
J. A. Aspinwall
Charles Wood
W TP
Charles L Pate
Dumbarton M. E. Church
Mr Millington
If. J. Grimke
Fart Merrite
Congress Heights
America
Burglary suspects tied to fame Old California Shorty eyed
Post Office Inspector Mosby and Eugene Van Buskirk head a federal inquiry into two men jailed in Houston Virginia on burglary charges. They are suspected of links to Clover and Clarksville robberies, with claims the suspects are the notorious California Shorty and Baker. Investigations extend to Richmond and Danville for confederate connections.
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Post Office
Mosby
E. Vox Buskirk
Criminal Identification Bureau
California
Shorty
Baker
Crimea
Houston
Postonce
H. B. Mosby
Eugene van Buskirk
National Identification Bureau of Washington
Virginia
Lake City
Fla
van Buekirk
Washington
National Identification Bureau
Clover
Clarkavilly
South Hill
Emporia
Amherst
Momby Yeaturday
Dam
Virgilina
Asia
Norfolk
Wendenburg
Harry J [ Smith
Richmond
Commonwealth
Bookerta
Danville
Saengerebund Honors Poet at Liszt Centenary Concert
Vonor to Franz Liszt honored by Washington Saengermuna led by Heinrich Hammer at the Liszt centenary festival concert. Opening featured Liszt masterworks and a tone poem for male chorus arranged by Liszt after Schubert, with soprano Mrs. Merritt Cochran and pianist Miss Gertrude Schwannecke delivering acclaimed performances. Second concert of the season slated for March.
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Vonor
Franz Liast
Washington Saengermuna
Heinrich Hammer
Lisst
Liset
Schubert
Mate
Merritt- Cochran
Misa Gertrude Schwannecke
Roberta Amien
Moet
Sasngerbund
Queen of Westphalia A Boston Belle Dies in Baltimore
Mme Bonaparte, once a Boston belle and wife of Jerome Bonaparte, dies in Baltimore. The article traces her claim to rights as Queen of Westphalia, her marriage to Jerome, and the family lineage from Elizabeth Patterson to their descendants including Col Jerome Bonaparte. It covers the romance, social prominence, and military service of family members.
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Mme. ‘Bonaparte
Wne
Mme Bonaparte
Boston
Westphalia
France
Republic
Empire
Jerome Boneparte
Napoleon I
Elizabeth Patterson
Mme. Bonaparte
Bonaparte Familily
Jerome Bonaparte
Ajacelo
Corsica
Vise Gents
Paris
Elizabeth
William Patterson
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
Camberwell
England
Marriél
Susan May
Benjamin Williams
Roxbury
Mass
Col
Jerome Mapoleon Bonaparte
Aled
Beverly
Catherine Leroy
Samuel Appleton
Newbold Hagar
Louise Eugene Bonaparte
Comte Adam de Moltke-Hulttelat
Marie Louige
Betty Patterson
Prince Jerome Bonaperts
Vntaffectug
Athena
Amertes
Prince Jerome
Napoleon
West Indies
New York
Betsy
Willers Patterson
Ieutenant
Napoleon T
Betsy” Patterson
Catherine
Frederick I of
Wurttemburg
Col Thomas B. Davis Dies After Fifty Years in Business
Col Thomas B. Davis died at his Keyser West Virginia home yesterday at age ampersand years. He had been in poor health for two years and relatives learned of his condition by telegraph Saturday. He served four years in the Senate? No. He served a term in the Sixtieth Congress from the Second West Virginia district. He declined further public office though active in politics. Davis was a bachelor and leaves nephews and nieces. He was associated with H G Davis & Bro for more than fifty years and with his brother in general business. The firm was well known in the state for its fortunes. Interment will be at Piedmont.
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Betsy
England
Jerome
Napoleon Bonaparte
America
Susan May
Benjamin Wiliams
Roxbury
Mass
Col
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
Bonaparte
West Point
Paris
Poleon III
Bonsparte
Mme Honnarte
Mra
Newbold Edgar
St Mary's Catholic Church
Newport
R. 1
Col. Boneparte
Europe
Nauveix
Parle Commune
Thomas B. Davis
Henry Gunsaway Davis
West Virginia
Keyser
W. Va
Hia
Davis
Yenter Jay
Piace
Piedmont
Gal. Davin
Dusiness
H. G. Davin & Bro
Bate
Col. Davis
Cal
Men Hold Nine Meetings Urge Religious Forward Movement
Nine meetings were held yesterday to promote the men and religion forward movement. Seven afternoon sessions occurred across district churches with speakers at Mount Vernon Place M E Church South Rev Randolph McKim Mount Pleasant Congregational Rev J M Gray Ninth Street Christian Rev ES Brucker Fifth Baptist Rev Earle Winey Rhode Island Avenue M P Church Rev J J Dimon West Street Baptist Rev H S Pinkham and M E Brotherhood Hall Rev Homer C Stunts.
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Jera Im
Mount Vernon Place
Washington Doctor Dies Before Wedding At Home
Dr Josiah Bassett Trudgian of Washington was found dying at his home from rheumatism of the heart. He was to marry Miss Phoebe Lautermann on December 6 with an elaborate ceremony planned at Northminster Church. His death followed a brief illness. his son Andrew found him unconscious in an upstairs room. Doctors notified the coroner, who ruled natural causes. Survived by three children and his wife died in 1888. Funeral plans were not yet set with services at Northminster Church and burial in Charleston.
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Sireet
Andrew HB
Trudgian
Emergency Hospital
William ‘T. GM
M Street
Phoebe Lautermann
Washington
Northminster
Gill
Novitt
Newitt
Old Columbian University
George Washington University
Tradgian
Shields
Dr. Trudgian
Charleston
W. Va
District of Columbia Volunteer Forces
Chickamauga Camp
Dewey Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Osiris Lodge
Columbia Topographical Union
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Mary van Vleck
Andrew B. Cornella M
Landon Williamon
Josephine
Lving
Columbia Typographical Union
Sermon in Moving Pictures at Sunshine City Temple
Morning services at 507 Ninth Street Northwest filled as Rev. Zed H. Copp presented a sermon illustrated by motion pictures and hymns shown with stereopticon views. A violin solo by Prof Benjamin Leon Franke and vocal solos by Miss Edith Merfield and Miss Mary Steele followed.
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Sunshine City Temple
Ninth Street
Zed H. Copp
Benjamin Leon Franke
Edith Merfield
Mary Steele
Californians Visit Poet's Cabin
Members of the California State Association visited the Hock Creek park site to inspect Joaquin Miller's cabin. It was the first group visit since relocation to the new site. A regular association meeting will be held tomorrow evening at the New Fredonia Hotel.
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Poet's Cabin
California State Association
Hock Creek Park
Joaquin Miller
Fredonia Flotel
Association
Mew Worship House to Be Dedicated With 5500 Pledged
Simple ceremonies marked the dedication of Sherwood Pres and Twenty second street northeast at 3 pm yesterday. Rev T J Thompson presided, with sermons by Rev Wallace Rad ile and others. A pledge of 5000 was announced to cover church debt, clearing the building from incumbrance.
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Mew
Sherwood Presbyterian Church
Rhode Island Avenue
Twenty-second Street
T. J. Thompson
Wallace Radile
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Paul Robinson Hickok
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
Titus E. Davis
Westiwinater Presbyterian Church
Esther Linkine
Marthe L. Baldwin
Donald C. MacLeod
Hubert Rex Johnson
C. & Hockwood
NF Neimeyer
John F. Carlson
John Seater
John ¥ Orth
John F. Duncan
M. J. Nevius
F R. Hitz
A. W Beer
James I. Benfer
CR. Smith
William P. Godhenour
C M Chaney
H A
Burton
Lieuallen
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