Jubilee Activities At St Ann and Nearby Parishes
Large crowds attend Jubilee rites at St Ann's Wisconsin Ave with 4 hours of devotions. Gonzaga College plans moving pictures and dancing on Wednesdays. St Aloysius and St Augustine’s hold processions with hundreds of participants and preparations for Notre Dame Academy fundraiser.
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Gonzaga College
St. Teresa's
St Ann’s Church
Wisconsin Avenue
Father Delaumay
H. Delaumay
Father Kelley
Holy Cross College
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Mrs W Gane Celebrates 90th Birthday At Elberon
Mrs. W Gane marked her ninety birthday at her Elberon apartment with family from Richmond and Baltimore visiting. Her son Isaac Gane of this city and Jacob Gans of Mienmond attended with their families along with Miss Rickie Gans and grandson Walter Gans. Mrs Gane, mother of eleven children, is in good health with sharp mental faculties and a wide circle of friends who came to offer congratulations.
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W. Gane
Elberon
Timers
Richmond Wees
Moeer
Gane
Baltimore
Sone
Isaac Gana
Jacob Gans
Mienmond
Rickie Gans
Walter Gans
Deaths of Robert D. Pyles and Earl H. Ballers
Robert D. Pyles aged 52 died near Concord after a long illness. He was a son of the late Wittiem H. Pyles and unmarried. Funeral at 10:30 from his sister Mrs Crockett near Concord. Earl H. Ballers aged 39 native of Lexington Ky died near Frys Spring at noon after pellagra. Wife and two children survive.
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Washington
Rockvale
Robert D. Pyles
Concord
Wittiem H. Pyles
Boscia
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Earl H. Ballers
Lexington
Frys Spring
Tames Harper Dead
James W. Harper district bank director and longtime Consolidation Co. executive was found dead in his room at 32 M N street northwest. Autopsy cites apoplexy. Funeral at Christ Episcopal Church Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Burial in Leesburg Virginia. Survived by three brothers and Mrs R C Vass. Funeral arrangements pending.
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James W. Harper
District National Bank
Consolidation Co. Company
MN Streep Northwest
Christ Episcopal Church
Leesburg
Harper
Catherine Schultz
Winchester
Washington
Georgetown
Robert N. Harper
Welles A. Harper
Charles A. Harper
Danville
jMre. R. C. Vass
Culpeper
Police News Notes Residents suffer crashes and injuries
Edward Ward 6% years old was knocked down by a car on Florida avenue and Sixth street with ambulance to Freedmen's Hospital. a dead car number noted. Frank Eheratt swerved to avoid a boy on Sixteenth street, car damaged against a tree. John Bonifant 32 was shot accidentally by neighbor William Maulty. thirty six birdshot wounds may prove fatal. An oil lamp explosion at Dr Paul Fitzsimmons home prompted a fire alarm. Samuel Howe treated for arm wound after horse bit him. S Nesbitt reported car theft from his Phelps place home. Ivy Bricker, 8, and William Payne, 8, missing or involved in incidents. Police detained a man after altercation, later sent to Georgetown Hospital. Irving Brown died after convulsions. poisoning indicated by Dr Davis. widow held pending autopsy.
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Edward WE. Ward
Eleventh Street
Florida Avenue
Sixth Street
Freedmen's Hospital
Ward
Frank Eheratt
Ninth Street
Sixteenth Street
I Street
John Bonifant
Silver Spring
Mds
Garfield Hospital
William Maulty
Bonifant
Paul Fitzsimmons
Adams Mill Road
Samuel Howe
wWood- Stock
Casualty Hospital
Howe
Taton Station
Irving Brown
Friedmans Hospital
Richardson Street
Davis
Community Notes Round Up Diverse Local Events
Mrs Claude Kelper urged Protestant mission support in Brazil during a vesper service led by Miss Heloise Brainerd and attended by South America Club members. Simon Wolf to mark 77th birthday. NY Jewish groups plan meeting. various sermons and social events noted across Washington. Reporter highlights include civic notices, club gatherings, and local travels.
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Claude Kelper
Ini
W. Co
Brasil
Kelper
Brazil
Heloise Brainerd
South America Club
Marion Mc Falr
Margaret B. Merrill
Edith Athey
Diaz quits Army break with Huerta ends
Vera Cruz Oct 2 Gen Feliz Diaz resigns as brigadier general of the Mexican army after rejecting an invitation to go to the capital with provisional president Blanquet’s secretary Col Vidaurrazaga. He plans temporary residence in Vera Cruz as supporters watch Diaz’s hotel. His wife ill but not serious prompts delay. Diaz faces retirement and broader political withdrawal.
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Capital
Vera Cruz
Feliz Dias
Victoriano Huerta
Diaz
Department of War
Capitel
Col. Vidaurrazaga
Blenquet
Vidaurrazaga
Drax
Mexico City
War Department
Ariest
Gen. Diaz
Hila
Senora Diaz
Cal. Vidaurrazaga
Franis
Dias
Leandro Alcoles
Senor Alcoles
Alcoles
Mexicas
Ulster and Home Rule Speech Draws Split Press
Commentary from Unionist, Ulster, nationalist and English papers on Premier Asquith’s Ladybank speech shows no room for compromise. Ulster denounces the speech, nationalist papers resist excluding Ulster, and English outlets call for clearer government terms before talks can proceed.
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Asquith
Ladybank
Satumley
Ulster
Move Against Auctioneers in DC Public Nuisance Case
The Jewelers Association of the District of Columbia plans to file complaints with city commissioners to label auctioneers selling fake jewelry as public nuisances. The case cites obstruction of sidewalks and display of unsightly signs and flags. if jurisdiction is lacking, the matter may be referred to Congress, said attorney Julius Y. Peyser.
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Washington
National
Young Men's Hebrew Association
New York City
International Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Felix Wallburg
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
Julius I. Peyser
Ould
Co Relizionists
Jewelers’ Association of
District of Columbia
Moise
Julius Y. Peyser
Peyser
Congress
G. E. Winkelman
Letter Carriers’ Association
Merritt
Winkelman
Envoy Ordered to Mexico Amid Mexican Crisis
Rome Oct 26 Signor Cambiago newly named minister to Mexico has been ordered to proceed immediately to his post due to growing Mexican complications. The Osservatore Romano warns the situation grows graver daily with potential USA clash and a threatened British intervention tied to rival financial groups over Mexican mines.
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Rome
Mexico
Signor Cambiago
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
United States
Hull Driving Club announces purses for winter carnival
The Hull Driving Club on the Ottawa River lists purses totaling 1500 for the event with fifteen thousand dollars in purses and stakes. The annual winter rating carnival runs from Thursday January 2 to Wednesday February 4. Ten stakes of 1000 dollars each are on the card.
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Hull
Canada
Movements of Ocean Steamers
Movements of ocean steamers include van Carmania from Liverpool to New York, George Washington from Bremen to New York, Caronta from New York to Liverpool, Lusitania from Queenstown to New York, La Lorraine from Havre to New York, Mauretania from New York to Liverpool due Fishguard 8 p m Monday, Minnewaske from New York to London, Rochambeau from New York to Havre, Imperator from Hamburg to New York docking 4:30 a m Wednesday, Zeeland from Antwerp to New York docking 6 a m Tuesday, Kronprinzessin Cecilie from Bremen to New York docking 9 a m Tuesday, Minneapolis from London to New York docking 8:20 p m Tuesday. Mon
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van Carmania
Liverpool
New York
George Washington
Bremen
Caronta
Lusitania
Queenstown
la Lorraine
Havre
Mauretania
Minnewaske
London
Lizard Rochambeau
Lizart
Imperator
Hamburg
Zeeland
Antwerp
Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Minneapolis
May Aid Court Fight for New Juvenile Building
Judge Latimer predicts easy funding for a new Washington juvenile court building as 600 to 700 women volunteers join the campaign. Miss Margaret Wilson, President’s daughter, backs the effort after a Grover Cleveland School resolution urged her aid. Latimer demands five more probation officers and criticizes the current detention facilities as a disgrace, urging senators and representatives to act.
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Margaret Wilson
J. Wilmer Latimer
New York
Club for Interior Clerks Planned at Interior Department
About 4,000 are expected to join a proposed Home Club for Interior Department employees. Secretary Lane backs the organization led by H A Meyer with a reading room, club rooms and a large hall for dancing and motion pictures. Most reclamation service and Indian bureau staff intend to join, though some question the need amid budget concerns. Washington has about 5,000 department employees, with enrolment estimated at four-fifths.
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Lane
Home Club
Interior Department
Reclamation Service
Indian Bureau
H. A. Meyer
Department
Washington
Milk tests continue as agency denies abandonment
The Department of Agriculture refutes claims that it has abandoned bacteriological testing of milk for cleanliness and fitness for human consumption. It cites no policy change except discontinuing prosecutions based on a single bacteriological sample.
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Department of Agriculture
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ST. Ann’s Children
St. Aloysius
Eugene de L. McDonnell
Father Brooks
Bo Pyttar
Father Roach
Father Ocennall
Father Mulligan
Father Lancaster
Lenehan
G. J
Father Garis
Third Sunday Brigade
John J. Hogan
John P. Pittar
E.e Caton
Marie Brodie
May Fuller
Margaret Sullivan
Marié Sullivan
Helen Doherty
Ag+nea Hresnan
Mary Fennell
Desires Fennel
Katharine Fennell
Mary Geier
Frances Tracy
Rose Puller
Angela Sullivan
Katharine Brodie
St. Aloyaine’ Church
Gonzaga Hall
Usm
Notre Dame Academy
James A. Maguire
Gonzaga Celisse
Gdasage
SC Augustine's
Paul Griffith
St. Augustine's Church
Olde
Conner
McVeagh
St. Augustine's
St. Matthew's
St. Paul's
St. Teresa's Church
Corrigan
Father Cowan
O. P
St. Dominic’s Church
Father Ripple
Father Rippie
Father Higains
Church of the Holy Comforter
Tade
Clarence Wheeler
W. Gans
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Monterey
Plasa da Armas
Nueva Leon
Police
S. Nesbitt
Phelps Place
Ivy Bricker
Creel
Seventh Precinct
William Payne
Georgetown Hospital
Uae
Oman
Ram
City News
Simon Wolf
Columbia Road
Egypt
Mr. Wolf
J. B. Raymond
Brooklyn
Washington Temple
Baltimore Shoe Retailers’ Association
Retail Merchants’ Association
Joseph Strasburger
Almos ‘Temple
Highth Street
Metropolitan A M. E
Oswald Garrison Villard
Wiliam ‘Llosa Garrison
Naval Battalion
Frank Sigourney
Eastern Power Boat Club
Corinthian Yacht Club
Eastern Club
River View
Corinthians
Fort Foote
Fort Myer
Madison Square Garden
Texas
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New Jersey
Kate Www Bennett
Florence Crittenton League
Pollock
Federal Court of Faneans
Rosalyn
Wednnesday
Missen Wilson
B. Hunt
George Washington Hospital
A. G. Sinclair, Jr
Jacksonville
Fla
Lloyd D. Smoot
W. R. Warman
J. E B. Ballenger
F. H. Murray
W. H. Davis
R. A. Conrad
W. E. Bleo
W. P. Darwin
C. F. Walters
W. R. Lapham
Frank Hoover
Guy Talbert
Rankin Middleton
J. B. Whelpley
Hope Falkner
and Hillery Price
Marie Rus‘sak
Adyar
Madras
India
Grace Shaw Duff
Josh Billings
Russak
Henry Hotchner
Nina E. Allender
Emily Perry
Pythian Temple
Poindexter
Carl Brown
Leutenant
Frederick L. Siddong
Mr. Siddons
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
Anne Brett
William F Summy
Atlantic City
Summy
Philadelphia
Huerta
Felix Diez
Puter
Lea Sard
Copenhagen
St. St. Annex
Jewelers’ Association
Italy
Culicura
Dept
Boston
Olé
Interior Clerks
John H. Magruder
Connecticut Ave
K St
Roe Fulkerson
N.W. Ite Willard Hotel
Teiway
Xander
Belle
Nelson
Decen
Shoemaker Co
Sam
Mhdvertiam
Merc
Post
Tae
Erene
Aaie Kent
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