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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1905

Page

36

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.

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.

City of Washington 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.

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.

Laura Catherine Hubbard Parham Miss Hubbard Webbers Falls I. T Washington William Perry Hubbard Hamlet Angelina County Tex Jackson, Miss 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 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 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.

George Washington University 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court NO Justice Anderson Yost Vogt Csuse Pauline Vogt Tordlowance Leon Tobriner McCauley J. J. Dartington App Ointed Guardian Ad Litem Co. C. James 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.

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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