Priests Get Assignments for Forty Hours Devotion
Assignments announced for tomorrow include Father Mitchell of Hartford to Rose Industrial School and Father Lang of St Paul aiding at Immaculate Conception. Father O Hern of Buffalo opens devotion at Corpus Christi Church while Father Starr goes to Baltimore and Father Crest leads Langdon parish. Father Monaghan of Sioux Falls to Newport Maryland and Father Peadhges of Winona assists Brightwood devotion under Father Rosenateel. Father Doyle goss to Mount St Marys and Father Eliott to preach at Glen Echo church cornerstone ceremony.
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Father Peadhges
Bightwood
Apostolic Mission House
Father Mitchell
Hartford
Rose Industrial School
Father Lang
St Paul
Immaculate Conception
Father O Hern
Buffalo
Corpus Christi Church
Father Starr
Baltimore
Father Crest
Langdon
Father Monaghan
Sioux Falls
Newport
Wather Peadhges
Winona
Brightwood
Rosenateel
Doyle Goss
Mount St Marys
Eliott
Glen Echo
Quiet Month for District Firemen and Local Notices
Quiet September reported by Chief Bell with 48 alarms, few bell alarms, two local false alarms, and total losses at 192 dollars. New York meat inspection praise to Secretary Wilson. old-time telegraphers convention set for Arlington Hotel with White House visit and banquet. Ladies Aid Society and Mission Circle officers elected at Brook-Tend Baptist Church. Harbor boat Vigilant prepared for winter at Deers Marine Yard. power boat reengaged in similar work.
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Bell
New York
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Old Time Telegraphers and Historical Association
United States Military Telegraph Corps
Arlington Hotel
Arlington
Rooosevelt
White House
Ladies Aid Society of the
Blook- Tend Baptist Church
C H With
George Schweiz
Barnes
J B Bord
Ladies Mission Circle
Irs Dat
Three Years for Burglary on Excursion Steamer
Thomas Jacobs pleaded guilty to housebreaking on September 1 at the Estelle Randall steamer barroom and stole wine, cigars, and $10. He received a three year sentence. Nicholas Jordan alias Henry Jordan pleaded guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon on Thomas Coleman and was sentenced to four years in prison. A fourth defendant, Daniel Colston, colored, avoided prison after a leniency plea and a letter from his father. he received six months in the workhouse for assault with a dangerous weapon on his father.
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Justice Stafford
District Supreme Court
Thomas Jacobs
Housebreath
Jacobs
Estelle Randall
Nicholas Jordan
Henry Jordan
Jordan
Thomas Coleman
Daniel Colston
Colston
Lawson's Will Divides Estate Between Son and Daughter
By Maj Gaines Lawson U A retired dated October 25 1905 Pasadena Calif filing for probate reveals his real and personal estate split between daughter Catharine Lawson Neumann and son Lawrence M Lawson. The will directs the son to hold Lot 29 in Square 740 with improvements in trust for the daughter and to set aside 12600 in bonds for her if she dies without issue. Her share becomes the son’s portion and the residue goes to the son in fee simple Ge is named executor.
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Maj Gaines Lawson
U .A
Pasadena
Ana
Catharine Lawson Neumann
Lawrence M Lawson
Catholic University Receives 15000 For German Chair
Father Anthony Walburg of Cincinnati has donated 15000 to The Catholic University of America to establish a chair of German. He aims to raise 50000 in total and has secured 30000 in two years, with similar progress expected next year. Mgr OConnell praises the interest shown by Father Peetbure in the institution.
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The
Catholic University of America
Anthony H Walburg
Cincinnati
Father Walburg
Mgr Oconnell
Father Peetbure
Walt Bread promises purity and hygiene in every loaf
City bulletins advertise Walt's Bread as pure and clean with every stage of making and baking under hygienic conditions. Text promotes Schneiders Malt Bread and Teal health bread available at grocers, and mentions Sanitary Plumbing exhibits and a cooperative savings group with large membership in Washington.
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Walt
Schneiders
E F ‘Brooks Co
Mob Fights in Greenscourt Court Riot
Patrolman Dulin, with a crippled arm, fended off a mob in Greenscourt between Twenty first and Twenty-second streets NW. Bailey, Jackson, and Grace Martin were arrested. Bailey and Jackson women charged with assaulting an officer.
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Dubin
Third
Green's Court
Dulin
Bey
Thomas Balley
Greenscourt
Balley
Badley
Bailey
Lillie Jackson
Jackson
Grace Martin
Pollen Court
Labor Fight Over Mudd Endorsement in Fifth Maryland District
Central Union members oppose AFL endorsement of George M. Smith for Congress against Representative Sydney H. Mudd. The AFL lists Mudd as unfit, citing loyalty to district laborers, while local machinists oppose him for blocking a navy yard shop project but favor another shop in his district for laboring men. George Smith, a Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors member, works for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Central Labor Union
George M. Smith
Maryland
Sydney H Mudd
American Federation of Labor
Representative Mudd
Gatalr
Mudd
Navy Yard
George Smith
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors
Pennsylvania Railroad
Two binders suspended by Public Printer Stillings
Jacob G. Hales and Ernest Johnson were suspended thirty days for book defects and a rule violation. Hales must pay costs for materials and labor on condemned books, with Johnson ordered back to work after his suspension. Stillings plans to appoint an acting foreman from bindery staff before Congress convenes.
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Stllings
Jacob G. Hales
Ernest Johnson
Hales
Fahnson
Johnson
Stillings
Congress
Style and Service Define Hecht Clothing Ads
Hecht Clothing markets style and service as its core. The ad promises fashionable, well tailored garments using all wool or silk and wool fabrics, with long wear and shape retention. Emphasizing designer styles, conservative cuts, and thorough tailoring, it appeals to value in both price ranges.
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Hecht
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Penna Avenue
Seventh Street
House of Kuppenheimer
I. Grosner
Dressy
Adier
Onur
Victor E. Adler
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
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Gormer of
Sinoot
Vow
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Commissa_ Biddle
Capital Traction Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Union Station
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania Railway
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Alaza
Florida Avenue
New Jersey Avenue
This Avenue
Maasachusetts Avenue
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G Streets
Massachusetts Avenue
Circle
Delaware Avenue
Capitol
Third Street
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North Capitol
Titroad
Illig
Cauxch
McGuigan
St. Patrick’s
McGuigen
McGuigamr
McCuigan
Deers Marine
T. A. Jacobs Stele Wine
Maj
Lawson
Father Walburg Worlang
Catholic University
Thomas
Humphrey
Manila
Frank T Hopkins
Soldiers’ Home
Harry A Hopkins
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Mary Elizabeth Hopkins
Epworth League
North Capitol Street
B. Church
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City Bulletins
Wastigton
G St Nw
Rochdale Cooperative Society
Katab
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Welsbach
12Th St
Muddiman & Co
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Indiana
Bevegrat
Officer Dulin
Weerdes
Fitor Eispor
Hahn
Washington
Arts At
Jacob Hales
J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Onis
Wm, Hahn & CO
Penn. Ave
America
Norfolk
Met
Law
Friedlander Bros
Ninth and
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W.l.douglas
J. H. Galbreate
N. Capitol St
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Douglas
W.L Douglas
T Douglas
W. Douglas
Brocktoh
Pann. Ave
LS Credit Beek
Dee Alka
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Steat
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Burchell
F Street
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Selinger’s
F St
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POR Sale PY
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Spa
Garehe
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