Aloysius Club Builds Youth Education and Social Rise
The Aloysius Club at St. Aloysius parish grows from earlier societies into a prominent city group. It combines social events and a glee club with moral and intellectual aims and supports night school education for youth. Formation traced to Father MacDonnell and Father Fink, with leadership by David M. Thomas and others. first anniversary celebrated at Gonzaga Theatre, activities include concerts, smokers, and committee-driven initiatives.
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Aloysius Club
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 Parks
Dr. Henry Curtis reports to the Associated Charities fall meeting that Washington’s public playgrounds grew from eleven to nineteen sites, with attendance rising from 125,000 to 229,626 this year. The effort attracts more volunteers, gains school and parent support, and seeks $10,000 next summer after a $3,500 congressional grant.
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Henry Curtis
Associated Charities
Curtis
Congress
Bishops Arrive for Star Chamber Methodist Conference
The Methodist bishops begin their conference at Foundry Church with many delayed travelers expected tonight or tomorrow. Bishop Earl Cranston, returning from home, plans a Baltimore trip and notes that public disclosure of conference business will depend on case nature and delegates mood.
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Methodist Bishops
Foundry Church
Earl Cranston
Robert M. Moore
Baltimore
Washington
Cranston
Mocked Bible Reader Held for Mental Examination
Miss Laura Catherine Hubbard a white haired woman about forty eight years old from Webbers Falls Indian Territory was taken into custody by Detective Sergeant Parham and held at the House of Detention for examination into her mental condition. She had been staying at a Washington hotel since October 5 and guests reported her walking in her room reading the Bible aloud and using violent language. She claimed to be a former Indian school teacher and to have a brother William Perry Hubbard in Hamlet Texas and that she was a patient at Jackson Hospital for the Insane in 1887-1888.
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Parham
Miss Hubbard
Webbers Falls
I. T
Washington
William Perry Hubbard
Hamlet
Angelina County
Tex
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Cat Hollow
Frisco
Pat Sheedy
Jim
Charlie Casey
Spike Kennedy
Inte
Grong
Spike
Kate
Tanner
Tannner
New York State
Spencerian
Stiehl
Spencerian Business College
DD. C
University School For
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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 Scholar May Join George Washington U
Belief grows that Prof Albert Nerinex of Belgium may accept a university chair at George Washington University. He is noted as a leading constitutional law scholar from Louvain, aged thirty three, and has traveled widely. Baron Mioncheur, Belgian Minister, is said to be agreeable to the plan.
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Albert Nerinex
Belgium
Baron Mioncheur
Nerinex
Legation
University of
Louvain
Terrill Gets Five Years in Robbery Case
Howard Terrill 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 outlined the assault with a blackjack. Terrell’s counsel urged mercy due to youth and family. The judge sentenced him 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 FOLES UNITE
A branch of the United States Civil Service Retirement Association was organized by the employer of the General Land Office yesterday with a membership near 200. Officers include President Judge John V. Wright, vice president Clifty A. Richards, recording secretary Augusta C. Starkey, treasurer James W. Donnelly, with Mrs Jennie L. Munroe as organizer. Four hundred and twelve land office employees are eligible for membership. those not yet joined can enroll 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
Michael A. Keane, Charles A. M Lofffer, Joel Hillman, Nickolaus Ruth, and Charles G. Pfluger filed a certificate of incorporation with the district 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 boost business and share ideas, with attorneys Wolf & Rosenberg handling the filing. The notice adds a cryptic ad line “The Limit of Quality In Butter” from Red Clover Creamery Butter.
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Michael A. Keane
Charles A. M Lofffer
Joel Hillman
Nickolaus Ruth
Charles G. Pfluger
Recorder of Deeds
Washington Association of Packing House Managers
Wolf & Rosenberg
United States Supreme Court Precepts and Court Call Notes
A dense list of Supreme Court justices and attorneys appears with case notes and adjournment times. The record covers multiple dockets including Rogers v Peck and Kies v Lowrey, with equity and circuit court entries, criminal rulings, and numerous mortgage and probate filings dated around 1905.
Air power measures from Smithsonian grant to Zahm
Smithsonian grant of 500 to Dr. A F Zahm of Catholic University funds experiments on atmospheric resistance to moving bodies. Zahm, working with an air tunnel and wooden models, seeks best shapes for airship balloons and flying machine wings. He notes Langley’s aerodrome as proven to fly and carry a man, with calls for a second trial.
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Smithsonian Institution
Hodgkins Fund
A. F. Zahm
Catholic University
Zahm
Langley
Prof
the Smithsonian
Mrs Rogers Granted US Supreme Court Appeal as Pauper
Mary Mable Rogers sentenced to death in Vermont for killing her husband was granted leave to appeal to the US Supreme Court as a pauper with costs printed at public expense. Attorney Tracy L. Jeffords filed the affidavit asserting poverty and inability to pay appeal costs. Fred M. Butler, another attorney, corroborated the woman's lack of funds and resources and her inability to pay trial counsel.
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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
Mary Mable Rogers
Vermont
Supreme Court of the United States
Fred M. Butler
Petty embezzlers punished in St James court row
William Dorsey faced jury verdict for housebreaking after entering John Eberts room on July 5 and stealing a watch. Isaac Tolson pleaded guilty to embezzlement and got thirty days in the workhouse. Andrew Thomas admitted taking money from Knox Express. Walter Harns and George Clark received two years for larceny from P J Nee Co. George Bowie pleaded guilty to petit larceny after government testimony in a US Navy Yard junk case.
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District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
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Yost
Vogt
Csuse
Pauline Vogt Tordlowance
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McCauley
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Ad Litem
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Purdy
George Brancis ‘Williams
Slaughter
H. Winehip Wheatley
B. T. Doyle
J. A. Johnson
McKenney & Flannery
Nash
District
Hayne
Potomac Electric Power Company
Lancaster & Smith
J. J. Dar Ungton
Harris
Gassaway
T. F. Myere
John Ridout
Hallam & Hallam
Circuit Court
Clabaugh
Hecht
Capital Traction Company
Coats
Charles Pas
Whitt
Defendent
J. J. Darlington Milliken
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
W. ©. Martin
George Bowie
J McD Carrington
William H Buchanan
Pinkney Hawking
Albert Locks
William Dorsey
Dorsey
John A. Eberts
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 Philadelphia will
An exemplified copy of Bertha Wagner's will filed in Probate Court names her widower husband George F Wagner of Philadelphia as sole legatee and executor. The will is dated February 28, 1893. Martha Clark Burritt is named sole legatee and executrix in Payson Burritt's will dated September 12, 1888, filed yesterday for probate.
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Justice Gould
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 church starts in camp
In Cat Hollow a rough camp turns to faith as Rev Jim Wallace and family spark a church project. The crowd funds a church through jokey bets and town humor, while Kate, Jim's wife, wins admiration and the camp reshapes its Sunday mornings into a shared service.
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