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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1906

Page

11

Roosevelt Attends Open Air Evensong at National Cathedral

President Roosevelt with his son Quentin attended the final open air evensong of the year at the National Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul. Rev Henry Alfred Brown preached a sermon urging positive belief and the duty to live by faith. The service included Bishop Satterlee, Rt Rev Henry Yates Satterlee, and the Cathedral Choir with Ethel Roosevelt among the attendees. Roosevelt invited women near the door to share his pew as the service closed and he returned to the White House.

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Rakemann Concert Orchestra Debuts At Belasco Theater

A new 35 member orchestra formed mostly from the former Washington Symphony gave its first performance at Belasco Theater under conductor Keng Hermann C Rakemann. The program featured Bruh and Wagner works with Miss Hickey as soloist and the audience praised the ensemble. The group plans a second concert on November 11.

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Quiet funeral for a young victim in Purdy's Court

In Purdy's Court, a small white coffin lies amidst white flowers and candles as neighbors honor a dead boy. The Italian shoemaker Dominick Colavecchia remains by his baby's side while a black eyed girl child smiles nearby. The scene, rich with lilies and ribbons, unfolds in a dingy alley once home to poor Italian families.

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Pastor Taylor Preaches Amid Baptist Church Siege

A faction barred the doors of Shiloh Baptist Church in an overnight clash while Pastor J A Taylor preached from the steps to a crowd of 500. Police protected the service as guards remained at the barricaded doors and a court decision loomed, with tension and threats of further conflict.

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Sunday Brings Coldest Fall Weather Yet

Frigid day with a 42 degree low at 5 a.m. Sunday ushers in the coldest fall spell in Washington. Overcoats, grate and furnace fires see extra demand as Weather Bureau officials predict the chill may last only a brief period with a slight chance of rain.

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The Man on the Street Sermon at New York Avenue Church

Dr Wallace Radcliffe delivers a lecture on the man in the street at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. He argues city life pushes haste and selfishness, contrasts street morals with religious duty, and urges civic protection, lighted streets, and open churches as reforms. The street, he says, reveals a city’s character and destiny.

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City Bulletins Pile From 1900s Trade Ads and Notices

A brisk scan of jumbled listings shows prices and items from various vendors. Items include 2 500 pounds loose Concord grapes in crates, wedding gifts from lace goods, electric-light fixtures on display, farm produce pricing, and photography supplies. Several business names and addresses appear, with general notices on plumbing estimates and miscellaneous merchandise.

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