Episcopal Open Air Evensong at Mount Etna Church
Sunday October 1919 service at 4 pm in Mount Etna area featuring the Cathedral Open Air Choir and a marching band, with Rector Herbert Scott Smith of St Margaret's Church preaching. Other church notices follow from various denominations including Episcopal, Methodist, Baptist and Unitarian, listing services and speakers across the district.
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Church OF the Lion
Massachuneils Avenue
Wial Twelfth Street
Rey Ning Nelvns
Tta
Wao
Pepurine
Silivet
Calvary
Mandersattt Ins Ghurch
Roland Cotton Smith
Soundern Reed
D. D
St m
Street
Sei
Asurfawe
Willam Pettis
Tate Sie Viegs
Methodist Episcopal
Catan Memorial M. FE
Marshall Place
John Suor
Man
Cra- Sunds Shoul
MOR
Fr. Wedderf
Absalom
Earh Fev Petrangers
Sister of Mrs. Crippen Goes to London
Mrs. Robert Mills of Newport and the Crippen half sister depart for New York and sail to England to serve as witnesses in the Crippen trial. Mrs. Mills will join sister Mrs. Sigmond Hunn in New York for overseas travel, while the case draws public attention.
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Crippen
London
Newport
R. J
Robert Mills
Chaloner Threatens Duel Over Prince Dolgorouki At Virginia Fair
Richmond October 7 John Armstrong Chaloner author of Who's looney now says he may travel to Europe to duel Prince Dolgorouki if the prince seeks personal satisfaction over Chaloner naming his boar after him. The pig, misentered in the 2 year old class, wore the handsomest sty at the fair with placards defending its royal image.
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Prince
Dolgorovki
Richmond
Prince Dolgorouki
John Armstrong Chaloner
Chayler-Cavaleri
Chaloner
Europe
Dolgorouk
Himsell
Chaioner
Broker Malcom Jumps to Death From Steamship
George S. Malcom stock exchange board member of Malcom & Coombe at 10 Broadway died by his own act, leaping from the steamship Priscilla near Long Island Sound last Sunday on a Boston run. His son William, 12, died last June, contributing to his collapse. relatives had urged rest. Malcom was nephew of Mrs. Louise Stenton, linked to the five years ago murder case of Alice Kinnan in the Bronx.
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Washington Post
New York
George S. Malcom
Stock Exchange Frm
Malcom & Coombe
Broadway
Priscilla
Long Island Sound
Boston
Stock Exchange
Fall River Line
Malcom
William
Louise Stenton
Alice Kinnan
Bronx
Grahame White to Demonstrate European Aeronautics
Grahame White is to demonstrate European military aeronautical methods at an aviation meet at Benning race track next Thursday to Saturday. S. Serger, in charge, invited United States Signal Corps officers including Brig. Gen. James Allen to attend and seek guidance from Grahame White. Commodore John Barry-Ryan and Clifford Harmon will attend. Harmon may or may not fly. Grahame White will also brief Washington newspaper representatives during the visit.
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Benning
S. Serger
James Allen
United States Signal Corps
Grahame White
Army
Grahame-White
Signal Corps
John Barry-Ryan
Aeronautical Reserve Corps
United States
Clifford Harmon
Washington
Army Orders Leaves of Absence and Duties
Army orders list leaves of absence for Capt. Lambert W. Jordan Jr. and others, including extended periods for several captains and lieutenants in infantry and medical roles. It also notes visits to Sparta Wisconsin and Belmont Park New York and an officers’ board at Fort Sam Houston to examine applicants for volunteer commissions.
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Lambert W. Jordan, Jr
First Infantry
Hugh J. B. McElgin
Coast Artillery Corps
Merch B. Stewart
Eighth Infantry
Lucius L. Hopwood
Medical Corps
Firet’Lisut
Medison J. Bowman
Medical Reserve Corps
Robert K. Evang
Twenty-eighth Infantry
United States
Sparta
Wic
Benjamin D. Foulole
New York City
Belmont Park
New York
Jessa C. Nichelle
Ordnance Department
Richmond Iron Works
Richmond
William C. Buttler
Twenty-second Infantry
Yohn H. Stone
Augustine McIntyre
Third Field Artillery
George B. Comly
Third Cavalry
James S. Fox
Most
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Navy Officers Ordered to Duty Stations in Asiatic Post
A fragment lists assignments for officers including Capt. J. T. Smith to New York Navy Yard, Lieut. Comdr G. Galbraith with revoked orders, and several lieutenants and ensigns sent to Asiatic stations. Other names include Aymaster Al G. Hearne to Dizie and Paymaster A. G. Hearne to Michigan, with Cavite and New Orleans postings noted.
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J. T. Smith
Navy Yard
New York
Galbraith
H. F. Deary
L Arnold
Asiatic Station
B. D. Washburn
R. Hil
C. A. .Brost
Wd H. Belt
Aymaster al G. Hearne
Great St Patrick Cathedral consecration ends in NY
At St Patrick’s Cathedral New York the consecration services ended with a solemn high mass as 3500 religious orders members and nearly 10 000 lay worshipers attended Cardinal Logue of Ireland officiating and Cardinal Vannutelli led the papal procession. More than 100 000 people have worshiped since the ceremonies began.
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New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Beathes
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Cardinal Vannutelli
St. Patrick's
Woman's Auxiliary Defeated Move to Separate Body
Cincinnati Oct 7 The Protestant Episcopal Church joint meeting of the house of bishops and deputies opened with the women's auxiliary voting against a proposition to create a separate official body. The building fund committee reported 540000 raised for church construction. The board of missions cited total gifts and legacies of 3503255 over three years, with outreach in the United States totaling 1668240 and twenty one bishops supported. J Flerpont Morgan of New York was named to committees for the 1918 convention site, with a preference for New York City.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal Church
Women's Auxiliary
Sunday Schook Auxiliary
American Church Missionary Society
American Church Building Fund Committee
Board of Missions
United States
Woman's Auxiliary
J. Flerpont Morgan
New York
New York City
Pushing Economy Work At White House Meeting
Informal gathering of government department committees at the White House discussed methods to collect and coordinate information for the President’s economy and efficiency inquiry. Blanks were reviewed for corrections, and veteran employees offered valuable suggestions. No final actions were announced, but groundwork for future committee actions was laid. Treasury named J L Wilmuth, Lawrence O Murray, and Merritt C Chance as its committee members.
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White House
Tressury Department
J. L. Wilmuth
Lawrence 0. Murray
Merritt C. Chance
Post Office Department
Treasury Committee
Parker Appears for Labor Leaders in Supreme Court
Judge Alton B. Parker and associates filed a brief in the U S Supreme Court in contempt proceedings against Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison officials of the American Federation of Labor The defense argues the federation’s official references did not show contempt and that the decree exceeded the court’s power after a Court of Appeals modification The three officials were sentenced to imprisonment for disobeying a District Supreme Court decree referencing Bucks Store and Range Company of St Louis on the unfair list of the federation
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Bucks Store and Range Company
St. Louis
Federation
Court of Appeals
Joy Riders in Custody After Car Destruction Case
Police from the Third precinct identified a man and a woman as responsible for destroying E. W. Wheeler’s stolen auto. Wheeler’s car was taken from 816 Tenth Street Northwest between 8 and 11 p.m. and torched at 18th and D streets Northwest at midnight. A Burresa of American Republics watchman reported a touring car incident near Seventeenth Street on Wednesday night. Other items note ship arrivals and departures, including the Caroline and Montres-Pomeranian, with several vessels signaling updates and dock times through Sunday and Monday.
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Patrick Creagh
E. W. Wheeler
Creagh
Wheeler
Lin
Tenth Street
Eighteenth
D Streets
C. Wilson
Burresa
Sey
Seventeenth Strait
New York
Caroline
Havra
Montres
Pomeranian
London
Royal Edward
Sriatot
Rotterdam
Potsdam
Havre—La Tourning
Boulogne
Liverpool
Quebec
Sable Island
Merlon
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Southampton
Columbia
Glasgow
Cedric
Browhead
Friedrich der Grosse
Bremen
Fastnet
Caronia
Queenstown
Liserd
A. Louis
New-York
Plymouth
Boston
Minnetonka
Hroonland
Antrark
Cuticura Bath and Ointment Heal Most Eczema Patches
The text asserts that eczema on skin, scalp, or hands is instantly relieved and rapidly cured in most cases by baths with Cuticura Soap and a gentle ointment of Cuticura, described as a remedy from birth. It presents a medicinal claim with emphasis on immediate relief and swift healing.
Wreck injures twenty on Southern train No. 18 in North Carolina
In Asheville area, passenger train No. 18 on the Murphy division derailed near Hia at 3 14 p m causing twenty injuries with two possibly fatally hurt. W R Pulliam and J C Hampton seriously injured. many others lightly hurt. Officials withheld full details as investigators probe rail spreading as cause.
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Asheville
N. C
Murphy
Southern Railroad
Murrhy
Hia
W. R. Pulliam
Cherokee
J. C. Hampton
Waynesville
F. M. Hughes
Natahale
D. W. Chastain
Bryson City
NL. c
R. M. Byrd
Almond
EL A. Ray
Stony
George W. Bryson
Canton
Helen ~ Angel
Ela
Lloyd Owl
Manuel Weeks
Whittier
Sevier Skitty
C. W. Denning
John Palmer
Newsboy
P. Beulah Powell
P. Cary Thomas
SN. C
Richard Watts
Wilmot
W. B. Nelson
W. BE. Hishop
Lagman
W. Gudger
Josh Love
Porter
Murphy Division
Southern
Army horsemanship test kicks off in rain arrival at Rockville
In a driving rain Maj. Gen. Wood and thirty two officers began the first army horsemanship test of the year from Fort Myer heading toward a Rockville Md camp. The three day 90 mile return trip to Fort Myer follows a 30 mile first leg and a 3 mile morning ride in upper Montgomery County. Brig Gen W W Wotherspoon will lead a larger group on October 14 to 16.
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Wood
Army
Fort Myer
Rockville
Gettysburg Road
Rockville Camp
E. M. Weaver
Bureau of Militia Affairs
Frank McIntyre
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Spencer Cosby
W. W. Wotherspoon
Army War College
Fairgrounds
Silliman Will Surplus to Christian Institutions Totals 400000
Horace B. Silliman of Cohoes leaves more than 400000 to philanthropic ends in a Manhattan probate. One half goes to Moody family enterprises at Northfield and Mount Herman. The remainder funds Moody institutes in Northfield Park College and several Presbyterian missions and boards. Silliman previously funded Manila school and gave 200000 to missions.
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Jampton
H. B. Silliman
Albany
N. Y
Horace B. Silliman
Cohoes
Willam R. Moody
Dwight Moody
Northfield
Maas
Moody's
Mount Herman School For
Northfield Seminary
Hampton Normal Institute
Virginia
Park College
Parkville
Hamilton College
International Committees of Young Men’s Christian Associations
New York City
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Church Erection Board
Presbyterian Board of
Presbyterian Board of Relief
Board of Missions
Presbyterian
Silliman
Manila
Presbyterian Board of Home and Foreign Missions
New York
Hotels List of Guests by City and Residence
A long list of guests and their hotels across major cities. Names include J N Anderson, J C B Smith, W M Rhett, F C Moleker, Willard, James Jeffery, Shoreham, Stephen A McIntire, Mina Gregory, H A Grant, St James, St James Philadelphia lines, and many others. The compilation covers Chicago New York Philadelphia Plusburg California Illinois Indiana Massachusetts Maryland Missouri New York New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Texas Virginia West Virginia and international entries. It reads like a directory of guests staying at prominent hotels such as Willard Shoreham St James and Raleigh with numerous individuals and spouses listed under each city.
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Jobton
J. N. Anderson
J. C. B. Smith
W. M. Rhett
W. H. Hosmer
F. C. Moleker
Willard
Chicago
James
E. M. Gregory
Mina Gregory
W. R. ‘Horton
Arlington
Wil H. Irwin
J. M. Gray
William ¥. Latimer
Theodora Douglas
James Hamilton
Shoreham
F. Stemy
W. A. Blanchard
A. Morrison
J. H. Bradley
C. W. Stockton
N. M. Munz
George William Kemp
Joseph T. Lamb
Jacques W. Kohner
Baldwin
W. H. Lyon
Charles H. Paine
James H. McIntosh
W. A. Blood
A. J. Humes
Arthur E. Randle
Albert Newcombe
James Clarke
Mina G
Shea
Mies
Lois Thynte
William Lepi
HM. Goodwin
C. E. Curtis
Raleigh
Philadelphia
Addicks
St. James
Benjamin R. Boggs
George D. Ogden
George D. Dizon
F. H. Hoffmen
Bamuai
P. Alcorn
Plusburg
William Hodgdon
Mre
W. N. Frew
Thurston Wright
California
M. ©. Jones
San
Archie Smith
Sam Gabriel
N. M. Graver
Los Angeles
E. W. McCormick
San Francisco
Gail B. Johnson
Irving Berkeley
T. Mitchell
Stamford
Arling- Wright
Illinois
L. M. “Birch and Wife
Danville
Wil. i
Indiana
Alexander Johnson
Fort Wayne
F. M. Durbin
W. H Fridenburg
Garatoga
Ralelgh
New. Jersey
Heory
Clurgne
Newark
Newton
McCormick
Haddonfield
HL Stout
Trenton
Ohio
A F
McLane
Cincinnati
Jamen le
Clauson
Hamilton
Thomas
Iplvey
Cincianah
Pennastevania
J. E. Dyer
Esston
St. Jamea
Bernard McGarges
Guy McGarges
Scranton
Bhorepam
Richmond
Sigdar
Winchester
H. J. Cavanaugh
W.L. Moorman
Lynchburg
West
Vessel Impenia Runs Aground In Atlantic City Inlet
Mrs Arthur Shaw aboard the yacht Imperia bound for Florida went ashore on the north bar inside the inlet at Atlantic City New Jersey on October 7. Captain Arthur Shaw and his wife were rescued by government life saving crew though Mrs Shaw initially refused to leave the strand.
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Arthur Shaw
Atlantic City
N. J
Imperia
New York
Florida
Capt. Shaw
Midshipmen Earn Experts and Sharpshooter Badges
Forty-five Annapolis midshipmen have been awarded experts and sharpshooters insignia by the Navy Department. A large number others completed the course as marksmen, a total higher than any prior year for the Naval Academy, signaling steady improvement in marksmanship among midshipmen.
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Annapolis
Navy Department
Naval Academy
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