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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1910

Page

4

Messiah's kingdom outlined as spiritual and universal

The article outlines a church program at St Patrick's with devotions, choirs, and parish societies for a planned spiritual kingdom. It argues Messiah's reign will be spiritual, begun after Friday the seventh October services, with Pan American Thanksgiving and Christmas plans while noting church repairs costing $15,000 near completion.

Russell St. Patrick's Church R. Mills Silby Westminster Cathedral London Jennie Grennan Sodality of the Blessed Virgin League of the Good Shepherd Fathers of St. Patrick's James A. Smyth Sodality League of the Sacred Heart William J. Carrot Society For the Propagation of the Faith Br. Russell Father Smyth

Kept Wedding Secret Ends in Quiet Christ Church Nuptials

Pauline Viedt daughter of Julius Viedt a prominent grocer and William Nagel a bookkeeper married at Christ Church Alexandria by Reverend William Morton on June 27. They had planned a late August ceremony but wed quietly to avoid publicity, informed parents last week, and continued working while their plans evolved.

Gene Wishine Ehuccn Pauline Yvitedt Julius Viedt William R. Nagel Old Christ Church Alexandria Wiliam Morton

Woman Leper Improves in Baltimore Quarantine

Mrs. Providenoto Mascarin an Italian resident, quarantined last May for leprosy, has improved to the point of possible cure by Christmas. Dr. Thomas L. Richardson notes rapid fading of spots and few remain. Health Commissioner Bosley would order release if cure is confirmed.

Baltimore Providenoto Mascarin Thomas L. Richardson Richardson Bosley Dr. Richardson

Two Lost With Barge Near Barnegat

A barge named Bristol carrying 1000 tons of pigeon was sunk after being struck by the Italian steamer Dinnamare off Barnegat New Jersey while bound to New York from Newport News. Captain J Brown and William Holmes drowned. Frederick Johnson rescued. Barge owned by Staples Coal Company. Dinnamare damaged and returned to New York for repairs.

New York Bristol Newport News Barnegat N. J Dinnamare Norfolk J. Brown William Holmes Frederick Johnson Staples Coal Company

Henry Tew Convicted in Georgia Case Sends Eight-Year Term

Henry Tew formerly with the Wilson fire department was convicted in Griffin Georgia last Thursday of an offense involving a 16 year old girl. He was sentenced to eight years in the Georgia penitentiary. The item also notes a promotion of local taxi services in TICO.

Washington Post Wilson N. C Henry Tew Wilson Fire Department Griffin Tie Georgia

Pastors Return for Winter Season with Summer Travels

Washington clergy wrap up summer vacations as winter service schedules begin. Bishops and priests return from Maine, Europe, and Maryland to resume duties at Ascension, Epiphany, Church of the Epiphany, St. Mark's, and other congregations. Jesuits conduct retreats in Philadelphia and New York while others visit Edinburgh and Blue Ridge Summit before October services resume.

Harding Maine Europe Washington Alfred Harding Haven J. Henning Nelms Oberammergau Ascension Church Randolph McKinn Blue Ridge Summit G. Freeland Peter New Jersey New Hampshire New York P. Murphy Epiphany Chapel Murphy Od Point Comfort Coltons Baltimore de Vries St. Mark's Church Hubert Bunyen Randle Heights Baptist Church Temberville Ohio Toledo First Congregational Church Woodrow Edinburgh J. H. Bradford KK. .Owers Brookland Methodist Episcopal Church Khendale John W. R. Sumwalt Methodist Episcopal Washington Grove

Clergy Take Vacations Along Coastal Spots

The Rev. Eugene Hannan of St. Martin's stayed at his post while several clergy members planned or took brief vacations. Father McGee of Shrine of the Sacred Heart spent time on the New Jersey coast. Father Wekenrode left for the seashore. Rev. J. D. Marr visited the Maine coast. Rev. Walher Cassidy enjoyed a short retreat near Baltimore. Dominican fathers remained at the monastery.

Eugene de Ju. McDonnell St. Aloysius'’Church Gongara College Philadelphia New York J. B. Pittars North Dakota Father Gannan S. J Albany N. Y Georgetown Visitation Convent Christian Brothers New Jersey Walher Brooks Sisters of the Good Shepherd Baltimore Father O'Connell Lancaster Duarte Roach

Porto Rican coffee seeks free mailing privilege

A movement in Congress aims to place Porto Rican coffee on the free mailing list, mirroring seeds and speeches long franked. Porto Rican delegate Tulio Larrinaga, about to sail for The Hague, plans to push a bill granting this privilege to promote the local coffee industry, despite concerns of creating a precedent.

Congress Bureau of Insular Affairs The War Department Tulio Larrinaga Hague Porto Rico Insular Bureau

Playgrounds Open Today for Child Friendly Open House

Eight municipal playgrounds will open today inviting children to picnics outings and games. The venues include Rosedale Seventeenth and Kreamer Streets northeast Neighborhood House 463 N Street Southwest Mount Pleasant Fourteenth Street and Columbia Road Garfield Park Third Street and South Carolina Avenue Southeast New York Avenue First Street and New York Avenue Northwest Georgetown Thirty third and Q Streets Cardozo Second and I Streets Southwest and Howard Fifth and W Streets Northwest.

Rosedale Seventeenth Kreamer Streets Neighborhood House N Street Mount Pleasepit Fourteenth Street Columbia Road Garfield Park Third Street South Carolina Avenue New York Avenue First Street Georgetown Thirty

Reopen Totayt Philo and local haberdashery sale

City bulletins note Totayt Philo reopening and E H Snyder Co offering exclusive suitings at cost for light and full weight patterns. Also advertised are Perfection Ginger Alt for Labor Day and other occasions, plus Rough Dry Laundry services and a Geth. ode laundry. Readable details point to 513 Ith Ave NW and 1111 Pa Ave NW as addresses.

E. H. Snyder & Co Pa. Ave

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