New Fall Headwear for Men Hits the Market
Fall hat season introduces French felt hats from Monsant Vallon and Argod at four and five dollars. The Karlton offers style and value at three dollars. English felt bats from Jos Wilson and Sons Denton England go for two dollars with three dollar value. The Aviator targets young men in blue and gray at two dollars. Stetson hats debut in new stiff and soft models priced three to four dollars.
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Monsant, Vallon
Argod
Karlton
Jos. Wilson & Sons
Denton
England
Vost
Zoo Wildlife Mirth and Mystery At Smithsonian Exhibit
Old Brutus the lion vents his pain over zoo life and the fate of forest kin in a dramatic, fevered scene. Monkeys hiss, a snake speaks of Africa, and visitors crowd the zoo as keeps prepare indoor winter comforts and await Africa bound rarities for the Smithsonian tableaux.
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Smithsonian
Bruins
Brutug
Wey
Brutus
Nies
Col Roosevelt
Beau Brummel
Zoo
Hera
Blackburn Gata
Bruin
Africa
Hibernians Back Home-Coming to Ireland in 1910
National board of the Ancient Order of Hibernians endorses a 1910 home-coming pilgrimage to Ireland proposed by Francia J Kilkenny of this city. The movement gains support from Irish organizations and prominent Americans, with no political aims cited. It aims to visit Emerat’s gle and celebrate an Irish history event.
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Natonal
Ancient
Order of Hiberniang
Ireland
Francia J Kilkenny
Sgle
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Hilkenny
Order of Hibernians
Iriah
Harvey's Restaurant Opens Sundays After Renovation
Local eatery Harvey'n announces Sunday hours beginning September 1% with a menu featuring oysters and lobsters. The business showcases a renovated and furnished interior, new electricity, and enhanced access, while promoting products from Stafford's Ohtum Was Floor and Perfection Ginger Ale. Other items include a Special Table d Hotes at Congress Hall Hotel with private dining rooms and a planed menu for small parties.
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Harvey'n Restaurant
Stafford
Congress Hall Hotel
Tribute to Gen R Ward No McCook Hig’s Death Marks Loss of Civil War Figure
Washington dispatch notes the death of General Rufus Ward No McCook Hig, a Civil War major general and Army of the Cumberland cavalry commander. A pioneer in the West, he served in Kansas politics, built the first glass-windowsed house in the Rockies, and held Colorado governor and Hawaiian minister posts. He died in Steubenville after a life of public service, survived by his wife and two daughters.
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R@ward
McCook
Army of the Cumberland
Grant
Thomas Seward
Conkling
Far West
Kansas
Arapahoe
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Sandwich Islands
Steubenville
Ohio
McKenna
Washington
Georgetown Honors Father Devitt On 50th Jesuit Anniversary
The Georgetown University faculty plans a banduet in Ryan Hall for Father Edward Devitt SJ as he marks fifty years in the Jesuit Order. Entered July 28 1859, he has served on several college faculties including Gonzaga Holy Cross Worcester Woodstack and Boston College and teaches philosophy and psychology at Georgetown. He represented the Order in Rome in 1902 and is regarded as an authority on Maryland history.
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Georgetown University
Ryan Hall
Edward 1 Devitt
Father Devitt
Gon- Zaga College
Holy Crose College
Worcester
Maas
Woodstack College
Maryland
Boston College
Jequit Order
Rome
Georgetown
Colored Odd Fellows Meet Ends with Memorial Service
The District Grand Lodge No 2 of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows colored held a biennial session with memorial services at Walker Memorial Baptist Church. Attendees honored members who died between January 1, 1908 and July 190 Dep Deputy Grand Master WL Pollard presided as Rev 3 Ricka spoke on Lives and Characters. Eulogist A W Scott lauded lodge work as resolutions of condolence were adopted. Benediction by Rev Dr J Howard closed the ceremony. The session will reconvene at Odd Fellows Hall at 106 M Street NW with remarks by W L Houston grand master and AT Shirley grand director, and Mrs M A Parker.
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Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Walker Memorial Baptist Church
Thirteenth Street Northwest
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Ricka
A. W Scott
Peter Ogden Lodge
J. Howard
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W. L. Houston
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M. A Parker
Tousehold of Ruth
Nightly Sunday crowds fill Washington venues
Three rival Sunday night attractions drew large audiences in Washington. Lyman Howe's travel festival at the Columbia Theater drew full houses with clips from Winter sports in Switzerland and other locales, plus various comedies. At the Masome Temple Sunday evening entertainments opened with motion pictures and vaudeville, while the Academy of Music offered Frank and Hardy, Ed and Alton, and the National City Quartet in a popular Sunday flight concert.
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Howe
Columbia Theater
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Amazon
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Turkey
Madeira
Masome Temple
Academy of Music
Lyons
Aratof
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Ed & Alton
National City Quartet
Preachers View Personality as Key to Lofty Ideals
The Rev Dr John R Mackay of New York city preached at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in the pastor’s absence. He argued personality, or personal magnetism, means making good and attaining loftier aims. He cited David as an example of ambition and humanity, appealing to the ordinary man for friendship and love.
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John R Mackay
New York City
New York Avenue
David
Hero Canavia
Radcliffe
Pilgrimage Planned to Genoa by Knights of Columbus
Prominent Knights of Columbus corporators plan a Genoa pilgrimage for 1910 led by Daniel Colwell Willa M Geary and Dr MC O Connor with spiritual leadership by Bishop A J Keane of Cheyenne. The event includes a Columbus Day celebration and speeches by Americans and Italians, and a later audience with the Pope.
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Knights of Columbus
America
Genoa
Daniel Colwell
Willa M. Geary
MC O'Connor
Knights of Sotaminus
Meanoney
Ander
Atey
A. J. Keane
Cheyenns
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Prom
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Remmergau
Fragmentary medical note on scalp itch and psoriasis symptoms
Partial OCR fragment describes severe itching burning and scaling on scalp with hair loss. Mentions symptoms as chronic and localized to head skin. No clear date or patient name provided.
Christ and the Gritics Reverend denounces attacks on Christianity
The Rev. H Thompson of Waugh M E Church told parishioners that modern critics and college professors misjudge faith. He cited Harvard and New York University scholars, defended religious forms and patriotism, and urged study of religion as spirit and life rather than mere rule.
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Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church
Mhrint
Herold Bolee
Chris Vantty
Critkler
Hales
Seconduneons
Harvard
McCosh
America
Bowne
Christ
Churchless City sermon visions New Jerusalem by Dr Clayton
Rev Dr James B Clayton argued at First Baptist Church that a future ideal city will be churchless when society aligns with righteous standards. He cited Babylon and Ephesus as glories of past cities and urged non Christians to help build healthier, more beautiful, prosperous urban life in Washington. He praised honest government, extensive newspapers, wide streets and parks, and over 200 churches as foundations for a great city.
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Africa
Niger River
Clayton
Wayz
New Jerusalem
First Baptist Church
James B Clayton
Bel Merofach
Babylon
Diana
Ephesus
Temple of God
Jerusalem
John
America
Washington
Necessity Greatest Spur Warns Against Worrying Over Morrow
Reverend John Van Schaick Jr argues that necessity drives achievement while cautioning against anxiety about the future. He cites Take no thought for the morrow to explain that Christ urges calm, not fatalism, and encourages planning with peace of mind.
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John van Schick, Jr
van Sehatee
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Funeral Sermon on Christ By Rev Dr Samuel W Leech
The Rev Dr Samuel W Leech delivered yesterday morning a sermon on The Funeral of Christ at the Independent Lutheran Church. He contrasted Christ burial with monarchs pomp and noted only four persons at the crucifixion’s burial, urging heart purity and usefulness before heavenly inheritance.
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Fas Ctry
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Benzoate of Soda Debate Prompts Public Demonstration
The Post urges the food and dairy commissioners to supervise a public experiment in Denver to test benzoate of soda as a preservative. It cites Dr Harvey Wiley and a panel of experts, asserting safety in small doses but warns against disguising decay with additives. The piece urges practical demonstrations using bruised tomatoes to show benzoate cannot mask spoilage.
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Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
Denver Post
Levee Gan Alpny
POST
Convention of Food and Dairy Commissioners
Firma
Harvey Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Wiley
Secretary of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Taylor
University of California
Europe
Russell H Chittenden
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Chittenden
John HL ‘Long
Medici School
Northwestern University
Christian A Herter
Columbia University
Medical School
Benzonte
Food and Dairy Commissioners
Denver
Craze for the Spectacular Sermon on modern distractions
The Rev Frank M Thompson of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church denounces the present craze for the spectacular in a sermon titled The Craze for the Spectacular. He condemns reliance on fireworks and sensational displays, noting church moving pictures and large gatherings attract attention while regular honesty in government and everyday virtue seem to fail. He mocks society’s hunger for sensational events over true moral progress.
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Frank M. Thompson
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
North Pole
Charlaten
Africa
Newport
Ember Days Observe Abstinence From Fresh Meat This Week
Ember days this week call on all Catholics to abstain from flesh meat at all masses in the region. Observances begin next Wednesday Friday and Saturday with meat forbidden and fasting rules applying. The period aims to thank God for seasonal benefits and remind the faithful of penance duties toward priests and the church.
Missionary Father Doyle Leads Cheyenne Visit
The Very Rev Alexander P Doyle SF of the Apostolic Mission House Brookland conducts a mission at the Cheyenne cathedral after closing a three week mission in Old St Marys San Francisco. He notes the Paulist Church Eucharistic League enrolled 300 charter members pledging daily communion and one hour monthly adoration to attract business men to church at noon.
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Alexander P Doyle
Apostolic Mission House
Brookland
Cheyenne Wyo
Old St Marys Church
San Francisco
Paulist Church
Peoples ‘Euchariatic League
California State Association Meet in Washington
The California State Association will convene tonight in the Red Room at the Ebbitt House to celebrate California entrance to the Union. Prominent Californians will deliver addresses, with a maleal and literary program announced. Alt Catt Zoraiana in Washington and related organizations are invited to attend.
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California State Association
Ebbitt House
California
Thera
Washington
Lutherans Seek Pastors for Memorial and Independent Churches
The council of Sather Place Memorial Church calls a meeting for September 27 to consider calling a permanent pastor to succeed the late Rev Dr J G Butler. At the Independent Lutheran Church a meeting is planned in October to obtain a permanent pastor.
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Sather Place Memorial Church
Church Council
J G Butler
Independent Lutheran Church
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