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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1905

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15

Sunday Church Services Across Washington DC

A detailed listing of Sunday worship services across numerous churches in Washington DC. Includes denominations Method ist Episcopal Baptist Presbyterian and more with each church’s address, scheduling times for morning and evening services, and named pastors or speakers. Notable venues include Anacostia, Mount Vernon Place, Central Southern, and St John’s Georgetown among others.

Third A. W. Pitzer Ll. L. Knight Christ N Street Ninth Tenth Washington Heights Columbia Road Fatorame Avenue B. F. Bittinger

Churches and Holy Days Crowd DC in Late October

Listings of church services across Washington DC as of October with multiple denominations. Dates show 11 a m services at various parishes including St Pauls and Grace Church, evening services at 7:30 p m, and notes on Catholic observances for All Saints and All Souls. Cardinal Gibbons to preside at St Cyprian's high mass, with confirmations for a large class.

St. Paul's Fifteenth V . Streets Knights of Columbus St. Stephen's Twenty-fifth Street Pennsylvania Avenue League of the Sacred Heart Cyprian North Capitol I Streeta Johns. Kelleher Francis J. McCarthy St. John Berchmann's Sodality St. Patrick's Church Siest G Streets D. J. Stafford D.D Father Thomas All Souls Shrine of the Sacred Heart Fourteenth Street Whitney Avenue Father Sullivan St. Augustine’s Fifteenth Street Dr. Aiken Catholic Univeralty Paulists Catholic University Golemn

Christian Endeavor Notes and Club Movements

Christian Endeavor notes record the Sacred Heart service schedule with morning mass antemn exposition and vesper benediction. Union offices move to Bond Building Room 315 New York Avenue. Nine teenth Street Baptist C. B. Society, led by Miss Dean, held a Friday entertainment for philanthropic work. Junior Endeavor Era at Fourth Presbyterian planned for tomorrow afternoon with youth in charge. Mrs. Ida EB. Kebter oversees the Berean Baptist Society work after its reorganization electing J. W. Butcher Jr. as president. A strong meeting last Sunday was led by H. J. Pinkett. District Union conference at First Presbyterian drew many societies. five groups met to discuss work, with reports to follow. Gurley Memorial Presbyterian elected new officers Arthur Brame, Ada Powell, S. Fay Harper, May B. Clements, Robson Brown. committee chairs named. New York Avenue Presbyterian held a Sunday evening session on better work, led by Mrs. Edward Tarring, with talks from Owen P. Kellar, Miss Louie Dale Leeds, and F F. C. Schroeder.

District Chriatan Endeavor Union Bond New York Avenue Christian Mite Society Nineteenth Street Baptist C. B. Hociety Fiva Dean Endeavor Fourth Presbyterian Church Ida EB. Kebter Christian Endeavor Society of the Berean Baptist Church J. W. Butcher, Jr H. J. Pinkett Nineteenth Stte Baptist C Eedereenteenth Street Baptist C Christian Endeavor Society Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church Arthur H. Brame Ada Powell Fay Harper May B. Clements Robson Brown May B. Clemente Grace Burger Ralph Norris Ella Falconer Eridna de Neale Minnie Dare Flower Emma Gray Christian Hadgver Society New York Avenue Asbyterian Church Edward Tarring District Union Owen P. Kellar Louie Dale Leeds F F. C. Schroeder

New Books of the Week Highlight Markets and Novels

A parade of new releases across publishers lists Mrs. Raffles by John Kendrick Bangs at $1.25, plus The Fern Allies and The Words of Garrison. Other titles include The Schoolhouse in the Woods, Wagner and His Isolde, On Two Continents, Thy Story Bible, Baby Bullet, Flann Mary Smith, McAllister and His Double, and Nedra, with authors like Clute, Stokes, Houghton Mifflin, and Scribner's.

Raffles John Kendrick Bangs Harper & Brothers New York Prige Bangs Spion Kop America Newport A. J. van Kates Butler Oan Bunny Raffies William Nelson Clute Frederick A. Stokes Company Garrison Houghton, Miffin & Co Boston Lfe McAllister Hig Arthur Train Charles Scribner‘s Sons Price Nedra George Barr McCutcheon Dodd, Mead & Co Mr. McCutcheon

The Post adverts right investment for Washington merchants

A collection of classified style notices and ads extols The Post as the ideal vehicle for merchants to reach readers. It promotes educational services, real estate listings, loans, groceries, furniture, and local business offers, with names, addresses, and prices scattered through a dense, period-voice page.

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Epworth League Notes At Wesley Chapel Plans

Bishop Berry will speak to youths at Metropolitan church on the topic African missions. Miss Tilton arranges district conferences for second vice presidents to aid missionary work. A mass meeting of Junior C E and Junior L is set for tomorrow afternoon in Wesley Chapel. Wilcox will deliver an illustrated anti-saloon talk. Wesley Chapel Leaguers plan winter business meetings at members homes. Belle Fowler and Clara Ferguson named delegates to the Anti-Saloon League. Board of control meets Wednesday November 1 at 7 30 pm. The district cabinet will report on departmental plans.

Berry Metropolitan Church Ixvili Isa Wilcox Wesley Chapel Belle Fowler Clara Ferguson Anti-Saloon League Board of Control Wesleyie Entertainment Messrs Israel J. BH. Engle L. P. Hieston W .C. Poston E. R. Rochester 8. H. Briant District Cabinet

Aiding Mission Work Plans For Interdenominational Institute

The organizing committee for the Young People's Interdenominational Missionary Institute met to finalize plans. Edmund D. Soper traveled from New York as field secretary to join the discussions. Duncan Stuart and Miss Anna M. Tilton were named a subcommittee to oversee the missionary exhibit, slated for November 10 to 12 at Metropolitan M. E. Church.

Young People's Interdenominational Missionary Institute Edmund D. Soper Young People’s Missionary Movement New York W H. H. Smith Duncan Stuart Anna M. Tilton Metropolitan M. E. Church

War in Flames Around Thorn and Warsaw

October dispatch reports a large incendiary fire in Warsaw Russian Poland burning uncontrolled as Telegraphic links to St Petersburg Moscow and Berlin were severed by a telegraph office fire. Strikes sweep Thorn factories while workers urge banks and insurers to abandon work. police remain absent as meetings proceed.

Thorn Prussia Warsaw Russian Poland St. Petersburg Moscow Berlin

Kelep to Kill Bull Weevil in Guatemala Report

The Department of Agriculture issues a report on kelep from Guatemala calling it wonderfully adapted to destroying the cotton boll weevil and potentially useful for protecting cotton and other crops in tropical regions. It notes kelep as a new efficient insectivorous animal with uncertain fate in Texas but suggests social organization does not disqualify future agricultural utility.

Guatemala Kelep Department of Agriculture Texas

John Ruskin's Irishism and Yarnall's Ruskin Slip

Elis Yarnall recalls a Ruskin quip on modern buildings at the Union League. The Philadelphia critic, once witty and perceptive, remembered by Poe and Emerson among others, is linked to a famed digressive remark about enduring versus modern structures. Dr King's New Discovery advertises cough and consumption cures.

Elis Yarnall Elia Yarnall Philadelphia Poe Longfellow Emerson Matthew Arnold John Ruskin Union League Bruskin

Brooklyn Woman Transformed Into a Man After Hospital Treatment

Miss May Best of Brooklyn underwent a remarkable metamorphosis at the French Benevolent Hospital over two weeks, becoming a man in form while retaining female experience and ideals. Doctors led by Dr. Claude N. Finley confirmed the change and arranged her move to St Louis to begin life anew as a man, though she remains ill at home pending departure.

New York Miss May Best Brooklyn Miss Best French Benevolent Hospital West Thirtyfourth Street Claude N. Finley West Forty-seventh, Street St. Louis Virginia Lfe Mise Best

Medical report promised on missing Miss Best case

The excerpt notes that Miss Best was present but provides no details about her case. Dr Finley declines to discuss specifics, saying full information will be released later to the medical community in a report to be published in a medical journal.

Mitted Miss Best Finley

Populists Claim Roosevelt as Their Leader in 1906

REUBEN JONES of Kansas argues Roosevelt has become a Populist, steering the Democratic Party toward populist ideals. He asserts the President backs centralized government, controls railroads and trusts, and aligns with Pfeffer Weaver Lease and other early Populists. Washington, Oct 23, 1906.

South Roosevelt Pfeffer Weaver Lease Redstone Uke Bryan Lke Reuben Jones Kansas Washington

Telegraphers to Meet Here Plans for 1906 Gathering

Executive committee of the Old Time Telegraphers and Hist orical Association met at 1423 F street northwest and set the 1906 reunion for Washington on October 9 10 and 11. Hi F Taft elected secretary James H King treasurer and president Hamilton Young authorized to form a finance committee to secure cooperation and assistance of all telegraphers.

Washington Old Time Telegraphers and Historical Association F Street Northwest Hi. F. Taft James H. King Hamilton Young

Jamestown Exposition Talks With Taft on War Exhibit

Henry St. George Tucker, president of the Jamestown Exposition Company, visited the War Department for a conference with Secretary Taft regarding the War Department exhibit at the exposition. He has held similar talks with other Cabinet members and has secured credentials from the State Department as he travels to Europe seeking support for the exhibit. The Nashville American notes other light inserts about the era.

Henry St. George Tucker Jamestown Exposition Company War Department Taft Ing Europe State Department

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