Honors to Columbus Attend St Aloysius Vespers
Washington Chapter Knights of Columbus marked Discovery Day with vespers and benediction at St Aloysius Church led by Rev P O Connell and Rev William Joseph King of Catholic University. Fourteen hundred members marched from Gonzaga Hall in full uniform, escorted by the Fourth Degree, as Rev Kerby preached about Columbus legacy and Catholic faith.
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Orate
William Joseph King
Catholic University
Columbus
Washington
Knights of Columbus
Vesners
St. Aloyalus Church
P . O Connell
Father Fealy
Father Daugherty
Hts
Patrick J. Haltigan
Gonziga Hall
Haltigan
Council Worseni Ag
Holy Cross College
J | Rubel
St. Aloysius Choir
Harry Maxwell
Potomac
New World
Una
Christopher Columbus
Sermon on Wells Highlights Church’s Role in Revival
Rev Wallace ponders wells as a metaphor for spiritual refreshment at the New York Avenue Church. He urges open Gospel access, likening faith to living water while condemning modern material distraction. The sermon marks the first in a fall series on Sunday evenings through November and December, with monthly musical devotion.
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Wallace
Nla Tong
Lork
Ieshetenan
Lisett
Heme
Cmon
Tymond
Putnam Phalanx In Town From Hartford Conn
Two companies of Fauidin Phlaoh from Hartford Connecticut and their regimental officers arrived in Washington after 7 pm with 178 members en route to the James town Exposition CT Day ceremonies. They toured Gettysburg, heard a lecture by Captain J T Long, and plan to depart for Old Point Comfort after hosting a visit to the Rixss House. They will return home Friday after visiting the exposition on Thursday. Officers include Major Barard Mab in charge, Lieutenant Sela Sawyer treasurer, Lieutenant B Rowley clerk, and Lieutenant Sidney Parker historian.
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Fauidin Phalaoh
Hartford Conn
Washington
Jamestown Exposition
Hartford
Gettysburg
J T
Rixss
Old Point Comfort
Spars
Israel Putnam
Putnam
Amoonz
Barard Mab
Lient
Sela Sawyer
B Rowley
Sidney ©Arke
Former Pension Clerk James P Scott Dies at Milwaukee Home
James P Scott, formerly a clerk in the Pension Office in this city, died yesterday at the National Muller Home in Milwaukee. Born in England, he came to the United States, settled in Philadelphia, and was appointed from Pennsylvania to a clerkship for 81x years. The funeral will be held in Milwaukee on Tuesday.
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James P Scott
Nations
Snares
Strait of the
Pension Bureau
Milwaukee
Gott
England
United States
Philadelphia
Pennsyitania
Lead Attack on Boy by Potomac Electric Worker
Edward Slattery twelve years old sustained burns to the left temple after a Potomac Electric Lighting Co worker seized a ladle of molten lead from a gasoline blast furnace and threw it at him as he watched men work near Seventh and Q streets northwest. The boy received medical care from Dr. RE Loveless and his mother notified police. The assailant and another worker were later apprehended and may face court action.
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Potomac Elletric Lighting Company
Edward Slattery
J. J Slattery
Florida Avenue northWest
RE Loveless
Mount Pleasant
Slattery
st =ianhole
Seventh
Q Streets
Edward
Ho Ted
Birmingham preacher extols workers in slums at MAE service
Rev Henry Emerson of Birmingham, delegate to the National Association of Local Preachers, spoke amid a severe cold at Metropolitan M Church. He likened workers in London slums to sacrificial nobility, while special music and revival followed the sermon. Other services included a love feast and a sermon on The Love of God, with delegates filling pulpits across Methodist Episcopal churches.
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Henry Emerson
Birmingham
Baysand
Methodist Episcopal Church
Metropolitan Mai
London
Metropolitan Mbd
J Hirkbride
Rev & T Sherwood
Brooklyn
Joseph H Fithian
Association
White House
Rey G B Jones
Revenue Department Tightens Tax on Alcoholic Medicines
Commissioner Capers revises the rule on proprietary medicines to levy special taxes on makers and sellers of medicinal alcohol compounds. It targets malt extracts and cordial extracts where alcohol content is sufficient for preservation or extraction. The aim is to shield prohibition and dry communities from alcoholic medicines and restrict beverages.
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Capers
Soluion
Miust
JW Yerkes
Yerkes
South American Exploration Plan by Hew Yor Party
Explorer Hew Yor and a group of students and scientists announce a five year expedition to cross the center of South America from ocean to ocean starting January from New York. Cannibals are reported but not a stated danger. the party aims to reach the headwaters of the Amazon and investigate a largely unknown region rich in natural wonders including a black orchid. cost is about 45 BAL or roughly $0000 funded by party members.
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George Melville Harnton
South American
New York
Boynton
Amazom
Platt Files Answer in Mae Wood Divorce Case
In a Supreme Court proceeding, Justice Blanchard ordered John Stanchfield, attorney for Senator Platt, to file an answer to Mae Wood's divorce suit. The defendant claims three writings attributed to him are forgeries and sought to compare signatures by obtaining original letters.
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Peola
Washington
New York
Justice Blanchard
Supreme Court
John
Stanchfield
Plate
Mae Wood
McCall
Arrest Four Autoists in Corbin’s Chauffeur Roundup
Police under Superintendent Sylvester detained four automobi lists for alleged traffic law violations in the Tai district. Albert B Stone, Horace Chandler, Gersan Ricketts, and Albert O Connor were released on light collateral bonds as enforcement strictness continues. Pedestrians report busy dodging vehicles amid the roundup.
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Albert Stone
Hdrage Chandice
Sherman Ricketts
Albert O'Gonnor
Sylvester
Tai
Albert B. Stone
Henry Cobbih
TS Ww
Horace Chandler
Sorento Apartments
Chandlee’ &Campaign Begum
Ya‘Chandlee
Ghersarn Ricketts
Mt A
Wtrost Mustral Institute
Southeast
Albert O'Connor
LW L Street
Motthe West
New School for Colored Backed by National Campaign
Mass meeting planned to discuss raising 50000 for building a school for colored boys in the District of Columbia. Headquarters opened at 1748 Fourteenth Street NW with Anna J Cooper in charge. پیش
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National Training and Industrial Institute
District of Columbia
Fourteenth Street Northwest
Mya
Anna J Cooper
Pam~ahlet
John B Henderson
Hbf Macfarlang
Usta
Charles R Douglas
Frederick Douglas
Mens
Campalma
Henry Lastter
Julia Meson Layton
Miso Matte F Hawen
Mtlania IJ
Mtlania IJ Coppa
William H Davin
Mize Cora
Hawking
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Servett
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
John E Benderton
Frou
Missouri
David J Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Abraham Simon
Willam
John Joy Eason
Tha
G. Lamidas
H BF Nadforland
Arion Gives Musicale At Diamond Building Last Night
Entertainment of the season under director mil Holter at the Diamond Building featured a Nutorious redtattas and "Tha Mougisitn" piece. The Woleta orchestra played "Treue" and other works, with singers and instrumentalists including Charles Klev and Carl Rebacher. The show was well received and promises a strong coming season.
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Phe Atton
Mil Holter
Sitestdenk FA
Bochar Kar
Woleta
Holzmann
Linke
Linke's “Gluehwucenichen,” Herberus “‘Dieroths
Muchle
St. Clair
Stahl- Kong
Hofer
Wethalerl
Forschner
Burkhardt
Afteshofer
Bremsen
Charles Klev
Solern
Dr Van Dyke Preaches At Church Of Covenant
Rev Dr Henry Van Dyke of New York, a noted author and preacher, preached at the Church of the Covenant for the second time this month. He spoke on the contagion of virtue contrasting vice and announced he will lead October Sunday services, with a large crowd attending both yesterday and last Sunday.
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Church of Covenant
Henry van Dyke
New York
Post
Church of the Covenant
van Dyke
Van
Teunia & Ham
Cut in Fight Over Marbles Ends Quietly
Ina fight over a marble game, Alen HL Bradley, 18, of 627 East Capitol Street SE, was cut on the face with a penknife by a companion. Brailey, who attacked, was not prosecuted after Bradley was treated at Casualty Hospital and sent home. The fight occurred yesterday on a vacant lot near Bradley’s home. the boys had been friends for years and informed the police.
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Ina
Alen HL Bradley
East Capitol Street
Brailey
Casualty Hospital
Mms
Bradley
Ambush Near La Colorada Mining Camp Kills Two Mexicans
A band of twelve Yoqui Indians attacked wealthy Mexican residents near La Colorada mining camp. One man, Roca Mentino, was killed. Ricardo Hoblex was wounded. The attackers robbed the victims and fled. Local indignation rose as military forces dispatched in pursuit.
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Aquis
Guaymas Mexico
Jeana Brocamento
Ricardo Hoblex
Rocamento
la Colorada
James Brookins Arrested After Standoff With Police
James Brookins colored resisted arrest by firing at a police squad at 6 B Street Northwest. After a tense two hour standoff Brookins descended the stairs and surrendered to Sergt Fiathers and Officer Gwenn Wade. Two fellow players, Joseph Anderson and Daniel Smith, were wounded in the earlier card game shooting. Brookins is charged with wounding, and the case is to be heard in Police Court tomorrow.
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Jim James Brooklon
Moss Bergt Flather
Asmall
Brookins
Joseph Anderson
Daniel Smith
John Tatspaugh
Alley
Jonn Satsraugy
Brookingengestdna
Naval Gun Factory
Hergt Mather H
Navy Yard
Owens
Tober 10
Sergio Fiathers
Mitthell
Gwenn ‘Wade
Bod Labrou
Tegro
Brooking
Stalra
Heming
Brodkine
Gaudoualy
Wien
Policenan Gwent
Anderson
ELOPERS 08% HANDCAR AT TENNESSEE RESORT
A New York guest Miss Hagel Wilbur elopes with Tennesseean Monros De Dederick at Unkaka Springs Erwin county seat after securing license. Ceremony performed by Rev Mr Johnson. Bridal party greeted later at Unkake Springs. Dederick is grandson of the late Tennessee Supreme Court Chief Justice.
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New York
Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Unkaka Springs
Hagel Wilbur
Monros DE Dederick
Dederick
Erwin
Antesi County
Icense
Johnson
Uskake Eprings
Dederlek
Justles Baderek
Tennessee Supreme Court
Wilbur
Bank Account Services with Charles J Bell at Northwest Corner
A dated note describes bank account benefits and services beyond interest, including investing guidance, will drafting, real estate loans, and trusts. It lists Charles J. Bell as president at the Northwest corner of Fifteenth Street and Pennsylvania.
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Fifteenth St
Pennsylvania
Charles J. Bell
Memorial Tablet Unveiled At Church For Dr Parson
A memorial ceremony honored Dr Parson founder of the church with a tablet revealed by Little Smith and attended by hundreds. Rev Wardley led the dedication service as Mrs Anna Binatle and Raymond W Pullman oversaw arrangements. The tablet lists birth and death, with a memory verse from John 11 25 and a memorial sermon by Dr W Fress of Baltimore.
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Rey Willisth
Edwin Person
Torwentyo
Alldsij
Parson
Ie Waidley
Prescot Pactor
Smitti
Hurtek Metigert
Donibutors
Farsob
Hha
Immorial
Odablats
Mld
Anna Binatle
Reymond W. Pullman
Pullman
John Willams
New York
Chaurin
W . Fress
Bittimore
Brest
Elmer Dover Visits City as Acting Chairman Nominee
Elmer Dover secretary of the Republican national committees arrived in Washington to handle routine matters at Republican headquarters. He plans to stay longer as Acting Chairman New expects to arrive soon and a December meeting will set time and place for the west national convention with seven applicants listed including Chicago St Louis Kansas City Denver Seattle Pittsburgh and Boston with Atlantic City also showing intent. Dover stated he has no political views to relinquish and seeks guidance in political matters.
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Elmer Pawer
Republican National
Washington
Republican
Harry 5
New
Dover
Chicago
St. Lowia
Kansas
Denver
Seattle
Pittebure
Boatan
Detain Commander Briggs in Ost for Hallucinatory Flight
A retired commander John Bradford Briggs was picked up by police while wandering the streets and then held at a hospital for the insane. He was turned over to Capt John C. Fremont at the American Embassy for medical treatment. A Faris dispatch said Briggs caused alarm by claiming six people were pursuing him.
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Parle
John Bradford Briggs
John C. Fremont
Faria
Briges
Catholic Press Cenbore Sets Catholic Censors
Rome officials announce twelve censors will review periodical publications for modernist content likely to enter Catholic universities or seminaries. Catholic daily newspapers must submit advance proofs of articles on controversial subjects.
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Rome
Ott
Dages Muscular Training and Frontier Life Talk
Youngsters filled the gym at the YMCA as Dr George J Fisher of New York urged muscular training to build sturdiness for future generations. He warned that the nervous system serves the muscles and that every school should have physical departments to combat disease and early death. The program included talks on Custer, a Temple Male Quartet performance, and multiple clubs beginning their season with readings and discussions. Weather notes and ship movements also appear in this dense clipping.
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George J Fisher
New York
Phaelon
Young Men's Christian Association
Fisher
United States
TMCA
Vaelly
Statiatica
Jarre Audienes
Dr ME Mier
Macfarland
Round Table Club
de Mertil B. Gates
James Fernard
YMC
CAPT Edwin M Truell Dies. Civil War Hero Led Medal Group
Captain Edwin M Truell of the Internal Revenue Bureau died Saturday at his home 1315 Clifton Street. A Wisconsin native, he served in the Civil War with Company E Twelfth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry and received the Medal of Honor for bravery near Atlanta on July 21, 1864. He was secretary of the Medal of Honor Club of Washington and helped arrange events for the Legion convention. Funeral arrangements await word from his son in Boston.
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Preamily Department
Cra
Edwin M Truell
Internal Revenue Bureau of the Treasury
Clifton Street
Truell
Wisconsin
Winconsin Volunteer Infantry
Congress
Atlanta
Cruel
Medal of Honor Legion
Medal of Honor Club
Washington
Truel
Hirbitt House
Capt
Ives
oBston
Funeral of Mrs Isabelle Pickels in Delaware
The funeral of Mrs Isabelle Pickels wife of Zachariah Pickels will be held this afternoon at 1 o clock from the residence of her daughter Mrs Whitlam Peacok on BMA street southeast. She died Thursday night and was a Wilmington Delaware native and WCTU founder. She leaves her husband three daughters and several grandchildren. Interment will be private at Rock Creek Cemetery. Also a woman named Mrs J B Holmes thirty, of Sixth Street Southeast, fell from a streetcar on 9th and Indy Northwest, injuring her. She was able to go home with assistance.
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Wilmington
D. Huunder
Delaware
Isabelle Pickels
Zachariah Pickels
Bela
Mra Whitlam
Pickels
Tei
WCTU
Sid Ode Son
Willam Peacock
FJ Werner
Washington
Mire
Oilbert M. Fitch
Beverly
C Pickels
Weather Bureau
Rock Creek Cemetery
Amre
J B Holmes
Tt Sixth Street
Indy Streets
Ome
Store Boasts Best Quality Table Supplies
An advertisement touts high quality table supplies available at the store emphasizing that top goods are offered because they are the best. The message argues customers should buy there to get the finest items.
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Ula
Mortm
Wells
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Workman
Manhole Burns
MAE
Revenue Department
Sil
South America
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Platt
Corbin
NEW School For Colored
Eugblett
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Statin
Po- Neenan Brown
Sharman Ricketts
Ricketts
Albert O'Conner
O'Conner
O Connor
Horace Chandte
Hughiett
ARION
DR. van Dyke
Honor Gun Factory
James Brookins
Elopers
American Security and Trust Company
Elmer Dover
Republican National Committee
Arrval
Walt
Commander Briggs
Asylum For Insane
Catholic Press Cenbore
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th St
Dages Muscular Training
G J. Fisher
MC. A
Buble
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Dent
Uerikn
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Gentral
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Mlastealyp
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Andator
Dra
Tamperateren Bundes
Special River Bulletin
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Potames
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Benjamin F Packard
Honoulu
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Cinehounet
Heyonne
Ravenport
Maine
Towa
Galveston
Tex
Paleca
Monta
Edwin M. Truell
Sers
Liberal
Peter Grogan
Seventh Street
Sanders & Stayman CO
F Street
Sanders & Stayman
Yale
Ofkes
Wfarke
Thome W
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
W. Phomn Main
Potomac Electric Power Ca
Fourteenth Street
Elphonzo Youngs Co
Ninth Street
Om. Groceries
Knabe
WM. Knabe & CO
F ST. N.W
Uneeda Biscuit
Duby Melt Walshey Company
Rochester
Christian Xander
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