Aloysius Club Expands Youth Education and Social Life
The Aloysius Club at St. Aloysius parish grows from earlier societies and, under Father MacDonnell, extends social, glee club, and orchestra activities. It promotes moral and intellectual growth and runs night schools for youth, celebrates its first anniversary at Gonzaga Theatre, and plans concerts, smokers, and a reading by James Riley.
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St. Aloysius’ Catholic Church
Young Men's Club
Young Men's Institute
Gonzaga College
Father Casey
Young Men’s
Father Fink
St. Aloysius
Eugene de la ‘MacDonnell
Fordham University
Father MacDonnell
Fordham
Gonzaga School
David M. Thomas
Robert J. Quinn
Fink
William P. Kenealy
Thomas J. Donovan
C. Louis Ecklow
Marshall J. Smith
Charlies J. Colliere
Glee Club
Fos Bergin
W B Crawford
A. Hart
D. J. Nesh
L Plant
W. N. Ward
EL J Brady
F I Cahill
O B Corrigan
A. J. Fealy
A J Fennell
HT Maxwell
EP Q'Reilly
J Tobin
J. D. van Reuth
J. Wise Burns
F A Dougherty
FT Hurley
J J. Congelly
J P. King
Daniel J. Dix
C E Cudmore
J A. Holloran
W. P Kenealy
A J Kumer
M. Mattingly
J. J. McCarthy
D. M Thomas
M. H. Ward
Edward F McCarthy
H. Smith
William Naecker
A L Bodwell
C. P. Houens
J.M. Marvin
W. Plant
L. Naecker
Matthew Horm
Gonzaga Theatre
Playgrounds a Success in City Trust Fund Expansion
Dr Henry Curtis reports to the Associated Charities fall meeting that Washington playgrounds grew from eleven to nineteen sites. Attendance rose from 250,000 to 229,626 this year, with public support and volunteers increasing. Congress provided 3,500 for an experimental start. next summer needs 10,000, with District Commissioners urged to obtain larger funding.
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Washington
Henry Curtis
Associated Charities
Curtis
Congress
Bishops In Star Chamber Begin Conference In Foundry Church
The Methodist bishops conference opens at Foundry Church this morning with many not arriving until tonight or tomorrow. Bishop Earl Cranston, returning from Baltimore, met Rev. Robert M. Moore to discuss reception plans and said public disclosure will hinge on the cases and the delegates' mood.
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Methodist Bishops
Foundry Church
Earl Cranston
Robert M. Moore
Baltimore
Washington
Cranston
Mocked Bible Reader Held for Mental Exam in D.C.
Miss Laura Catherine Hubbard a white haired woman about forty eight is in custody at the House of Detention after guests at a Washington hotel reported her nightly behavior of reading the Bible aloud and uttering violent language. Detective Sergeant Parham supervised the arrest and a sanitary officer examined her yesterday. Hubbard, from Webbers Falls Oklahoma Territory, claimed to be a former Indian schools teacher and said a brother William Perry Hubbard lived in Hamlet Texas. She also admitted prior confinement at the Hospital for the Insane in Jackson Mississippi from 1887 to 1888.
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Parham
Miss Hubbard
Webbers Falls
I. T
Washington
William Perry Hubbard
Hamlet
Angelina County
Tex
Jackson, Miss
Tanner
Tannner
New York State
Spencerian
Stiehl
Spencerian Business College
DD. C
University School For
Eighteenth ST
Weet Point
Annapalis
Robert L. Preston
Fairmont
Wall
Arthur Ramsay
Judith Steele
Acso
caSet Et ST. Rose’s Industrial School
Sisters of Ghartty
Alco
Eminent Belgian Likely to Accept GWU Professorship
Belief grows that Prof Albert Nerincx of Belgium will accept a law chair at George Washington University. If offered, he would join the staff as one of the world’s greatest scholars. Nerincx, 33, is constitutional law chair at Louvain, travels widely, admires American institutions, and holds many degrees. Baron Mioncheur, Belgian minister, is said to be agreeable to the plan.
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Albert Nerincx
Belgium
Baron Mioncheur
Nerinex
University of
Louvain
Terrill Gets Five Years For Robbery And Assault
Howard Terrell pleaded guilty in Criminal Court No 2 before Justice Gould to rob Albert S Johnson of 102 dollars and a gold watch on June 2 on Vermont avenue. Assistant U S attorney Easby Smith stated the offense and Terrell’s counsel asked for leniency citing youth and a good family. Justice Gould sentenced Terrell to five years in the penitentiary.
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A. & Johnson
Gould
Howard Terrell
Albert S. Johnson
Easby-Smith
United States
Terrell
Johnson
Vermont Avenue
W. H. Ambrose
LAND OFFICE FOL ES UNITE
A branch of the United States Civil Service Retirement Association was organized by the employer of the General Land Office yesterday with nearly 200 members. Officers: President John V. Wright, Vice President Clifty A. Richards, Recording Secretary Augusta C. Starkey, Treasurer James W. Donnelly, Jennie L. Munroe as organizer. Four hundred twelve employees are eligible. others may join by giving their names and cues to the secretary.
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Civil Service Retirement Association
United States Civil Service Retirement Association
General Land Office
John V. Wright
Clifty A. Richards
Augusta C. Starkey
James W. Donnelly
Jennie L. Munroe
The
Land Office
Washington Association of Packing House Managers Formed
Five individuals including Michael A. Keane and Charles G Pfluger filed a certificate of incorporation with the recorder of deeds for the Washington Association of Packing House Managers. The group aims to unite meat sellers and packers in the District and nearby states to foster business ties and exchange ideas. Attorneys Wolf and Rosenberg filed the paperwork. The notice also promotes Red Clover Creamery Butter as a butter of quality available from grocers.
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Michael A. Keane
Charles A. M Lofffer
Joel Hillman
Nickolaus Ruth
Charles G. Pfluger
Red Clover
Supreme Court Docket Annotations and District Court Actions
The record lists cases before the United States Supreme Court and Equity and Circuit Courts, detailing leave to proceed in forma pauperis, arguments by noted attorneys, and adjournments. It covers state ex rel Kies v Lowrey, Arnaudez v Cochran Odll, and multiple DC court notices with guardian ad litem appointments, receivers, and probate actions.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice Brewer
Justice Brown
Justice White
Peckham
McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
William T. Irwin
Peoria
Will E. Soult
Washington, D. C
George A. Connolly
San Francisco
Cal
Mary Mabel Rogers
Henry H. Peck
Tracy L. Jeffords
State of Michigan
L. K Kies
Thomas J. Lowrey
Henry B
Smithsonian grant backs Zahm airship experiments
Dr. A F Zahm at Catholic University received 500 from the Smithsonian Hodgkins Fund for atmospheric resistance studies on airships and flying machines. He built a wooden air tunnel with a suction fan, tested wooden models for shapes and wing forms, and concluded the balloon section should follow submarine torpedo lines. He notes Langley’s aerodrome could fly and carry a man, awaiting further funding for a second trial.
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Hodgkins Fund
A. F. Zahm
Catholic University
Zahm
Langley
Prof
the Smithsonian
Mrs Rogers Granted U S Supreme Court Pauper Appeal
Mary Mable Rogers, condemned in Vermont for murder, was allowed to appeal to the U S Supreme Court as a pauper with public funds for the record. Affidavits from Rogers and attorney Tracy L Jeffords declare poverty and inability to pay costs or secure funds. Fred M Butler confirms lack of money or resources to cover legal expenses from trial.
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Mary Mable Rogers
Vermont
Supreme Court of the United States
Fred M. Butler
Petty embezzlers pay penalty in several cases
In Criminal Court No 1 William Dorsey was convicted of housebreaking for stealing a watch from John A Eberts on July 5 and sent to jail awaiting sentence. Justice Wright gave Tolson 30 days in the workhouse after a guilty plea to embezzlement of 45 dollars for Marcus Notes. Andrew Thomas admitted taking money from Knox Express Company. In Criminal Court No 2 Justice Gould sentenced Walter Harns and George Clark to two years for larceny of 456 dollars from the P J Nee Company. George Bowie pleaded guilty to petit larceny and received 30 days. Bowie had been accused of stealing junk from the United States Navy Yard.
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Nash
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Heinecke
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Corbin
Washington Railway and Electric Railway
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Darlington
Hayne
Potomac Electric Power Company
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Harris
Gassaway
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Circuit Court
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Hecht
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Coats
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Whitt
Defendent
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Dotson
Ageney
J J. Darlington
G. C. Hazelton
H. J. May
Fyoulka
W. W. Bride
J Criminal Court NO. 2
Justice Gould
United States
Howard Terrell
W. E B. Amrose
Walter Harris
George Clark
R. R. Horner
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J McD Carrington
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Albert Locks
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Dorsey
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Whberts
Wright
Isaac Tolson
Tolson
Marcus Notes
Andrew Thomas
Knox Express Company
Walter Harns
Gould
P. J. Nee Company
Bowie
United States Navy Yard
Widower named as legatee and executor in Bertha Wagner will
An exemplified copy of Bertha Wagner's will, widow of George F. Wagner of Philadelphia, was filed in Probate Court. The estate is devised to the widower who is named as executor. The will is dated February 28, 1893. Martha Clark Burritt is named sole legatee and executrix in Payson Burritt's will of September 12, 1888, filed yesterday for probate.
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Joseph E. McDonald
Bright
James I. Smith
George
Aukam
Joseph E McDonald
Jeese C. McDonald
Emma M. de Chard
Julius J. Peyser
John M. George
Annie McKeever
Qnawer
W. H. Linking. Hatate
William A. Scott
Will Med
Thomas L. Jones
Bertha Wagner
Philadelphia
George F. Wagner
Martha Clark Burritt
Payson Burritt
Gospel and Cat Hollow Preacher Builds Church of Love
In Cat Hollow a rough camp rallies around Rev. Jim Wallace his wife Kate and their seven year old son as Jim’s plain talk wins the crowd. They fund a church with a playful bet of lemonade and a donation drive while Three-finger Bill and others adopt new Sunday attire and vow to honor Jim’s message. Kate’s blush at a public kiss and Mrs. Jim’s praise cement a community moment.
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Jim Wallace
Jim
Bill
Bil
Big Mike
Frisco
Pat Sheedy
Charlie Casey
Spike Kennedy
Inte
Grong
Spike
Kate
Abe Fenton
Three-finger
Cat Helon
Mollie
Abe
Meeting House
Spike Hammond
Joseph B. Bowles
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