Printers Honor Dead At Memorial For 22 Died This Year
The Columbia Typographical Union No 1 held a memorial at Typographical Temple 48 G Street NW honoring 22 members who died in the past year. Public Printer Samuel B Donnelly spoke as did union leaders and committee chair Wil K Burchfield. The hall was filled as women ushers managed crowds and a memorial tablet lit with electric lights bore the departed printers names.
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Columbia ‘Typographical Union
No 1
Typographical Temple
G Street Northwest
Union
Samuel B Donnelly
Frank A Kidd
Columbia Typographical Union
George G Selbord
Wil K. Burchfield, Chatrman
Seibold
Pistorlo
Otho Doughty
A Brien
George FR
Brandon Francis D
Wallacs
Hagan Willam
Bail
McDermott J L
Sinn Daniel J Hegarty
H C Underwood
Mitch Huntsberry
William H Higgins Herman J Martin James L Harper
Charles M Warren HA McPike
Edgar A
Israel Hila
M. Heness
Clendennin
William A Dodge
CW Denham
Will H Burchilela
W Frizzell
Ingram Memorial Church
Kidd
Donnelly
WIT Burehfeld
Benjamin
Lineback
Walter Steir
JW Reynolds
Moose Nominate Officers for Coming Year at Meeting
The Moose in Washington nominations for the coming year were led by Talkes and J J OConnor for president with Sardo and Roberts as second vice presidents. Others include Dalley as treasurer Hall as secretary Curtin as recording secretary, Jeffries and Relners as chaplains, Gardner as keeper, Thacker and Roberts as guards, plus trustees Brown Fields Mooney and Woodfield. The election is December 12, with installation December 2. The group plans to oppose making the capital a dry town, aligning with anti saloon leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Order of the Moose
Pennsylvania Avenue
Northwest
Talkes
J. J O'Connor
William H Sardo
E J Roberts
Harry Broggins
Edward Dalley Anandal
Frank Hall
I. J Curtin
Robert P Pietach
J. M. Jeffries
Julius Relners
Feld
Nce
James Thacker
George W Roberts
George Gardner
WF Brown
WE Brown
Joseph Fields
Frank McCormek
S Schmidt
H Ghehy
Wuiam Mooney
W Woodfield
H ‘Kramer
Order of the Moose
Antisaloon League
WCTU
Funeral Services for Jeremiah C. Lots Treasury Clerk
Funeral services for Jeremiah Carpenter Lots, the oldest Treasury Department employee, were held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 from his residence 20 Eighth Street Southeast. Rev A H Thompson of Waugh M E Church officiated, praising his memory. floral tributes included one from Treasury Department friends. A second service occurred at Congressional Cemetery in the chapel under Penna Lodge No 2 F A A M. Interment was private this afternoon at 8 o clock. Family in attendance included three daughters Loratta Castle Delosca Frazer and Mrs Mary L Lots, wife Mrs Mary L Lots, three grandchildren Hawin William Jones and Mrs Grace Backman, and four great grandchildren Millard Thelma Freda and Jeremiah Backmen.
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Jeremiah C
Jeremiah Carpenter
Treasury Department
Eighth Street
A. H .Thompson
Waugh M. 5
Lotz
Waugh Church
Congressional Cemetery
Pentslpha Lodge
Lots
Loratta Castle
Delosca Frazer
William Neeham
Mary L ‘Lots
Hawin
William Jones
Grace Backman
Greof
Millard
Thelma
Freda
Jeremiah Backmen
Reverend Cicops Urges Clean Streets To Stop Empties
Reverend Zed Copp speaks at First Congregational Church urging Washington residents to curb discarded whisky empties and cigarette stumps left on sidewalks. He warns that youngsters gather and drink from bottles and imitate elders by smoking stumps, calling for enforcement and public action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zed Coup
Washington Inn
Round Table
Washington
First Congregational Church
Br Coup
Smaal
Copp
Crosses Ocean To Wed In Baltimore Romance Ends In Marriage
A Washington businessman Herman Sachs aged 10 years in the United States married Miss Taube Lurie who sailed from Bremen to Baltimore on the steamer Hanover. The couple, wed by a Baltimore minister at the pier, plan to return to Washington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russa
Washington
Baltimore
Ins
Herman Sachs
Missionary Tells Of China Lecture By Dr R E Chambers
The Rev Dr R E Chambers spoke on his China mission in Canton to a large audience last evening. Stereopticon views illustrated life in the Celestial Empire. He described moral and religious progress among inhabitants and recounted experiences with opium dens in Canton. Taxi service advertised at 33 per hour with prompt North 1219.
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Chambers
R E Chambers
Canton
Celestal Empire
Dr Chambers
China
William N Thomas Buried In Local Funeral
Funeral for William N Thomas held at his home at 217 Fifth Street Northeast. Requiem Mass at St Joseph's Church officiated by Rev Father Bebmitt. Grand Army of the Republic honors observed at cemetery with taps by a Marine Corps bugler. Dr. Cook notes reliable federal taxi service available at $3 per hour.
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Wiliam N Thomas
Fifth Street
St Joseph's Church
Father ¥ of
Bebmitt
Grand Army of the Republic
Thomas
Taps
Marine Corps
Catholic University Funds Collected In District Churches
A Advent collection was taken in Catholic churches district wide with Cardinal Gibbons' letter read in each church. A report from Neri Shahan shows the university free of debt and vested funds of 10805 dollars. Mrs Bellamy Brorer's gift of 10000 dollars will establish a permanent endowment at McMahon Hall.
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Cathote University of America
Cardinal Gibbons
Catholic University
Neri Shahan
Bellamy Brorer
McMahon Halt
From the Tonkera Statesman Miscellany and Ads
An assortment of ad blurbs and quirky notes mention Greek wear, breeches, and slavery references. Includes gas or electric lamp ads, Heurich’s Senate Beer, Arlington Bottling Co, E H Snyder Co tailorings, Washington Terminal Company dinner service hours, music party tables, Altament Sprinx water, and Renggelner chemist at Polytechnic Institute contact details.
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Blumbing
Heurich’s
Senate
Ag Wall Ad
Arlington Bottling Co
West 4
E H Snyger
Washington Terminal Company
Manon
Defends Patrick Henry by Secular League Orator
R Grant Barnwell of the penal office spoke at the Secular League meeting at Pythian Temple about Patrick Henry. He portrayed Henry as a man of culture who rose from poverty to become Americas foremost orator, refuting claims of illiteracy and scant education.
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Delis
Secular League
Patrick Frenry
R Grant Barnwell
Pen Alon
Pythian Temple
Barnwell
Patrick Henry
America
Henry
Hyland C Kirk
Read Hanna
Rudolus C Kenney
Barnwells
Eddrese
Negro leader Perry H Carson honored with memorial service
Memorial services were held at Second Baptist Church on Third street between Ho and I streets northwest for Perry H Carson a prominent Negro political leader who died about two weeks ago Rev Bishop Johnneen conducted the service and the Lyceum Society Library organization raised funds for a monument with subscriptions received yesterday.
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Second Baptist Church
Third Street
Ho and I Streets
Perry H Carson
Jeader
Jnhneen
Lyceum Society @ Mbrary
Notable Names Highlighted in Historic Letter Exchange
Letters of Tegret arrive from Dr Kimbert and Gen Clarkson of New York along with former Senator Chandler of New Hampshire. Recipients include Rev LC Moore Prof J W Cromwell and several clergy and lay figures such as Lieut LL Toomy Arron Bradehaw Mrs Funt M Layton Rev E B Gordon Rev Samuel Bush Rev W Severson and Rev Bishop F Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LC Moore
J W Cromwell T L Jones
LL Toomy
Arron Bradehaw
E B Gordon
Samuel Bush
Funt M Layton
W “H Severson
F Johnson
Tegret
Kimbert Gen Clarkson
New York
Senator Chandler
New Hampshire
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Suks & Gomer
Penna. Ave
Mfg. Co
Philadelphia
M. Lindsay Rubber Mfg. CO
Gendyear Rubber Co
F Street
N. W
Joseph. Auerbach
Ge Mth
Ji Fost
Penna
Ove
Burchell’s
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Gates & Rich
Albert
Evertsunt Oraveeceat
Horn
the Tailor
Lansburgh
Minti
S. B. Domnelly
MOOSE
Zed Copp
Russan
Washigton Business
Mar
Isa
Noalcq Dept
Waa
Lincolyt
Sheollron
Barber & Ross
Sportor
Kimon Nico Dines
Washington Art GA
Fred
William N. Thomas
A. K
Veterana
Dr. Cook
Catholic University Funds
Max
Tonkera
Marine Band Orchestra
United States Marine Barracks
Wildon H. Squiermann, Leeder
Amina
Salte de Orchestra
Rey -Lineko
Paragon
del Ray
Virginia
Curtice
Wagner
Wilbur
van Houten
Fok
Lée
Tike Ade Lie Ra
J. T. D. Pyles
Good Hope
Monument Fund
Perry BH
Carson
J. H. Gevin
Goodyear Raincoat Co
F St
14Th Streets
Charles
Spe
Numatiem
Henry Evans
Mendelsohn’s
Baerdy
Wicdow Sersiniers
New York Ave
A. Mendelson
Aubusson
Axminster
Wilton
Brussels
A. F. Burnot Bro. CO
Burhela
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street
St Georie
Keeley Institute
Capitol Street
District of Columbia
Maryland
The
Chesapeake and Potomac
Gul
O'Donnell
Iran
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th St. N.W
Warner
Teading
Grater
Yao West Fagion
Telly Gonrentent
Andrews
R. P. Andrews
Ave
Hydegrade
Behrend
Temple Drug Store
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AMD Fote
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