Aloysius Club Marks First Anniversary With Education and Music
The Aloysius Club at St. Aloysius parish celebrates its first anniversary after evolving from prior societies. Under Father Fink and Father MacDonnell leadership the club grew rapidly, promoting moral and intellectual growth while supporting night schools. Its glee club and orchestra, directed by Father MacDonnell and Edward F McCarthy respectively, headline a season of concerts and social events at Gonzaga Theatre.
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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 Washington as 229,626 Children Attend
Dr. Henry Curtis reports to the Associated Charities fall meeting that 19 playgrounds hosted 229,626 children this season, up from 11 grounds last year and 56,000 attendees previously. Congress granted $3,500, enabling expansion, with $10,000 more sought for next summer.
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Curtis
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Bishops In Star Chamber Open Methodist Conference
The Methodist bishops begin their conference at Foundry Church with many not arriving for the opening session. Bishop Earl Cranston, returning from home, discusses reception plans with Pastor Robert M. Moore before departing for Baltimore and Washington. He says public release of business depends on cases and the delegates' mood.
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Baltimore
Washington
Cranston
Mocked Bible Reader Held for Mental Examination
Miss Laura Catherine Hubbard a white haired woman about forty eight at Washington hotel since October 5 was taken into custody by Detective Sergeant Parham and held at the House of Detention for mental examination. Guests report she alternated between reading the Bible aloud and using violent language in her room. She claimed to be a former teacher in Indian schools and mentioned a brother in Hamlet Texas and a prior stay at the Hospital for the Insane in Jackson Mississippi.
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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 Professor May Accept GWU Chair
Belief grows that Professor Albert Nerinex of Belgium will accept a law chair at George Washington University. Baron Mioncheur, Belgian minister to the United States, is apparently favorable. Nerinex, Louvain constitutional law chair, is in his thirty third year with a world wide reputation and extensive travels. He is an ardent admirer of the American people and holds many degrees from governments and universities.
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George Washington University
Albert Nerincx
Belgium
Baron Mioncheur
Nerinex
University of
Louvain
Terrill Gets Five Years For Assault and Robbery
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 Vermont avenue June 2. Assistant U S attorney Easby-Smith stated the attack involved a blackjack. The court sentenced Terrill to five years in the penitentiary.
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Gould
Howard Terrell
Albert S. Johnson
Easby-Smith
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Land Office Branches Unite Under Civil Service Retirement
A United States Civil Service Retirement Association branch was organized by the Land Office employer with about 200 members. Officers named are President Judge John V. Wright, Vice President Clifty A. Richards, Recording Secretary Augusta C. Starkey, Treasurer James W. Donnelly, with Mrs Jennie L. Munroe assisting as organizer. Four hundred twelve Land Office employees are eligible to join, and nonmembers may enroll by giving their names to the secretary.
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St. Aloysius' Church
Thomas J Donovan
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Thomas A Lowe
John A. Hogan
Henry J Quinn
William P Kenealy
Maurice A. Wolfe
David A Thomas
John Luitich
F. T Hurley
Board of Governors
William HH. McGranh
Henry T Quinn
M. A. Wolfe
Charles E Cudmore
Sohn Lulich
John H. Berger
Ot Hurley
Gonzaga Theater
Glee Club
Eugene L MacDonnell
James Riley
New England
Washington
St. Vincent de Paul Society
The
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Nartsh Sunday School
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
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 with the recorder of deeds a certificate of incorporation for the Washington Association of Packing House Managers. The group aims to unite meat sellers and packers in the District and nearby states for mutual advantage and to promote friendly business ties through idea exchange. Attorneys Wolf and Rosenberg filed the paper. The notice ends with an ad copy for 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
Legal Record of Supreme Court Docket and Local Courts
Detailed items include cases before the United States Supreme Court with names Irwin Soult Connolly Rogers and Kies Lowrey Arnaudez, adjournments and notes from Equity and Circuit courts, criminal dockets, bankruptcy, probate, and numerous real estate transfers in Washington DC precincts with dates around 1905.
Airship Research Receives Smithsonian Grant
Dr. A F Zahm of the Catholic University, aided by a 500 grant from the Smithsonian Hodgkins fund, continues atmospheric resistance experiments. His tests, using a wood air tunnel and models, aim to identify optimal balloon shapes and wing forms for airships and flying machines, with findings aiding Langley’s aeronautical program.
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Hodgkins Fund
A. F. Zahm
Catholic University
Zahm
Langley
Prof
the Smithsonian
Mrs Rogers Granted US Supreme Court Appeal as Pauper
Mary Mable Rogers, condemned in Vermont for murder, won permission to appeal to the US Supreme Court as a pauper with public printing of the record. Her affidavit, aided by Tracy L. Jeffords, states poverty prevents paying appeal costs or furnishing security. Attorney Fred M. Butler corroborates lack of funds and assets for her defense.
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Mary Mable Rogers
Vermont
Supreme Court of the United States
Fred M. Butler
Petty embezzlers pay penalties in St James crimes
William Dorsey was convicted in Criminal Court No 1 of housebreaking after entering John A Eberts room on July 5 and taking a watch. Isaac Tolson pleaded guilty to embezzlement and got thirty days in the workhouse. Andrew Thomas admitted taking money from Knox Express Company. Walter Harns and George Clark pleaded guilty to larceny of 456 dollars from P J Nee Company and received two years. George Bowie pleaded guilty to petit larceny after government evidence in a US Navy Yard junk theft case and received thirty days.
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Owens
Heinecke
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Corbin
Washington Railway and Electric Railway
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Hayne
Potomac Electric Power Company
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Harris
Gassaway
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Circuit Court
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Hecht
Capital Traction Company
Coats
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Whitt
Defendent
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Dotson
Ageney
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Fyoulka
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Justice Gould
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Howard Terrell
W. E B. Amrose
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R. R. Horner
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J McD Carrington
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Pinkney Hawking
Albert Locks
William Dorsey
Dorsey
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Whberts
Wright
Isaac Tolson
Tolson
Marcus Notes
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Knox Express Company
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Gould
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United States Navy Yard
Widower Legatee Under Will Devised in Philadelphia
An exemplified copy of Bertha Wagner's will, widow of George F. Wagner of Philadelphia, Philadelphia estate devised to the widower as executor. Will dated February 28, 1893. Also filed for probate is Payson Burritt's will naming Martha Clark Burritt sole legatee and executrix, dated September 12, 1888.
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Bright
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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
The Gospel and Cat Hollow Camp Preachers
In Cat Hollow a rough set of campers rally around Rev Jim Wallace and his wife Kate as they attend and influence church life. Jim's easygoing faith and a charity fund spark a communal shift with Three-finger Bill enforcing dress code and a growing sense of shared worship amid gossip and transformation. Kate's warmth and Jim's talk win the camp, even drawing a wary Catholic outlier into the fold.
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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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