Labor Day Big Field Day Draws City crowds
City will be deserted as Labor Union plans a big day with athletic meets, motor races, and field sports at Washington Grove and nearby grounds.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1905
Page
7
Labor Day Programme At Benning And River View
A detailed Labor Day schedule across multiple venues around Washington includes central events at Benning with baseball between Navy Department and Columbia Athletic Club, bicycle and motor races, foot races, and auto races. Washington Grove hosts amateur meets with a wide list of events, while River View features a joint carpenters and joiners excursion with circus acts, dancing, and a baseball game. The Knights of Labor hold an annual excursion at Marshall Hall with athletic events and a trophy-laden program.
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Benning
Central Labor Union
Navy Department
Columbia Athletic
Metropolitan Police Force
River View
District Council
Carpentera and Joiners
Marshall Hall
Knights of Labor
Washington
Carpenters and Joiners
District Assembly
Knights of Trier
Guuiar
Washington Grove
Washington Grove Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Columbia Golf Club
Tightwood
Analostan
Tennallytown Road
Tng Rne
Benning Raer
Milford Spohn
Columbia Athletic Club
Sever Lane
Sq ii
Iit
J. E. Potter
Regent
Capital Theatrical Club
Council
Coney Island
J. K. Potter
Kellogg
E. B. Byrne
L. W. Dlosa
T. B. Horner
W. L. Humphreys
L. W. Matter
T. V. Powderly
Assembly
Alexandria
Christ Church
St. Vincent Baseball Club
Eich
Fort Myer
Waltal
Martha
Thomas Sheahan
J FL &Mocaré
J. E Collins
E. J Pakin
A Charles
Thomas P O'Dea
LP. Wid. Beata and Comfort
Teague
J. Hall
Thomas Vesy
L Bo
Studies of Seagoers Observations by an Ocean Liner Captain
An Atlantic liner captain notes travelers who voyage to Europe. Many aim for Paris or London, while few seek Berlin or Vienna. He recalls cases of travelers overpreparing for Paris only to prefer London or Cherbourg and observes New Yorkers often know Europe better than the United States, yet know little of U. S. business.
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Europe
Paris
London
Rome
Venice
Berlin
Vienna
Continent
Cherbourg
Atlantic
South America
United States
Golf and shooting events at Columbia Golf Club Brightwood
The Columbia Golf Club on Brightwood road hosts an eighteen hole contest for a trophy donated by newspaper correspondents. Open to all members, with three quarters handicaps, the field is expected to be large. An all day shoot by Analestan Gun Club offers prizes and a silver Nutting cup for the top score.
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Fiest
Comere
Ely
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Abner & Drury
Washington
Baltimoe
Owystertown
Montgomery County
Benedicct
van Vieck
M. B. Cligett
A K
Clagett
Scudder
Linden
Silver Springs
Neil Clark
JJ. C McCauhy
John Curtis
White
McCruley
Cornell
Ray‘Smith
Techni Cal
Hey
Rockville
St. Leo's Gym
Patterson Avermue
Baaltimore
Coliseum
Col. Bagey
Analestan Gun Club
Ralyk Nutting
Ralph Nutting
Curate's Far East Religion Inquiry Goes Awry
A curate narrates his failed attempt to interview a Chinese laundryman about religion in New York. He mispronounces names, uses pigeon English, and imagines tests of faith, finally learning the laundryman identifies with Sunday school slang, revealing the Celestial religion with its own quirks and a goofy misunderstanding.
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Far East
China
Buddha
Ah Sin
Meng-teel
Sin
Playwright Buys A Ghost At Haunted Castle Sale
American playwright Paul Kester bought Augill Castle near Kirkby Stephen Westmorland along with a reputedly haunted ghost after the Regent Street firm Garvey and Cook listed the property. He purchased the ghost and castle by cable without inspecting the place, and recently arrived in England to claim them.
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Washington Post
London
Regent Street
Messrs. Garvey and Cook
Augill Castle
Kirkby Stephen
Westmorland
Huring
Otics
Paul Kester
Kester
Cable
England
Marked with Red Tags Sale of Second Floor Stock
From a Connecticut Avenue store exhibit we offer exposed stock including English and Italian chairs Louis XV and XVI parlor pieces dining room suites and high grade fabrics at half price. Lace curtains tapestries cretonnes sample silks plus many mahogany maple and oak pieces including beds chests dressers and cheval mirrors offered at bargain prices.
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Connecticut Ave
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Ajosius Club
Capital
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Suitland Park
A. C. Lynn
H. C. Russell
A. Brown
Z. G. Dunn
H. P. Garrett
O. E. Duvall
J. A. Conners
J. D. McQuade
P. BP. Holmes
F. S. Hughlett
W. ©. van Horn
C L. Bode
Charles A. Watson
Labor Day
Ford & Co
Berry & Whimoo
R. Harns
Merchants and Mechanics’ Bank Cup
People's Savings Bank Cup
American Automobile Association
Barry Fee
Maj. Rich
Ard Sylvester
George McCurdy
H H. Pry
Eimer Donnein
Charles Davie
Mitzpatrick
G F. Dunnington
Dan Leay
J. Havener
G. Jule Murray
Whig
D. E. Wibe
Washington Grove Athlettt
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Holbrook Hill
Woodward Field
the Grove
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Athletic Association of
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago Limited
Carpenters of
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District Council of
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John B. Dickman
Central Labor Laan Committee On
Centriul
John G. Schmidt
Central Labor Union Committees
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Robert H. Walker
Washington Sprint
Jere F. McCarthy
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Henning
Martin
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Indery
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