Labor leaders denounced as un American by Methodist church pastor
Rev Frank M Bristol at Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church attacked the American Federation of Labor for endorsing exclusion of Chinese Japanese and Koreans arguing against a labor brotherhood and urging equality among all peoples citing biblical principles and democratic ideals. He warned that the policy harms American labor and dignity and urged embracing a world fraternity beyond race or ethnicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Methodist Church
American Federation
Brotherhood of Letters
Science
Art
Labor
Frank M. Bristel
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
American Federation of Labor
Peter
Bristol
Human Brotherhood
Lahor
Asia
Hida
Togo
Emerson
Confucius
Cork
Canton
Geng
Chaffee
Oyama
Dewey
Germany
Japan
Wu ‘Ting-fang
John Hay
Dublin
Shanghai
Roosevelt
Hungary
Poland
America
Wur
Paink
France
United States
England
Beligium
Europe
Great Britain
Labor and dignity of workers in American history
A historical reflection condemns contempt for labor and praises the laborer, farmer, and mechanic above others. It argues for brotherhood of man, equity in labor, and urges the American Federation of Labor not to support harmful views against Oriental workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Amertca
Brotherhood of Man
Amercan Federation of Labor
Six Horses Burned In Fire At Emrich Stables
Six horses perished and several were injured in a fire at Henry Emrich’s coal yard stables located at 910 Virginia Avenue Southeast. The frame building was destroyed with estimated damage over 41800. Police and watchmen aided in rescue as flames spread through a 25 horse stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Emrich
Virginia Avenue
Precinpt
Walsh
Preached on Simple Life at Hamline Church
English missionary Dr Mark Guy Pearse of London addressed a crowded Hamline Church on The Old Folks at Home. He urged simple natural faith like Jesus and critiqued religious pride, recounting an anecdote of a visitor mistaking his hat for a guest at a parishioner’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamline Church
Mark Guy Pearse
London
West London
Jesus
Venter
Hebrews Honor Their Dead At Eve Of New Year
A memorial service was held yesterday afternoon at a cemetery beyond Congress Heights by the Hebrew congregation of Adath Israel. Rabbis Loeb and Taeb led prayers and a sermon as members formed a circuit of the grounds. Proceeds from the offering will aid the construction of the new synagogue at Sixth and streets northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Heights
Hebrew Congregation of
Adath Israel
Sixth and
G Street
Julius ‘Pt. Loeb
Taeb Ss
Israel
Left Him On Lumber Pile Burt Found In Northwest Street
John W Burt of this street northeast was found early yesterday on damp boards along Ohio avenue between Thir teenth and Fourteenth streets northwest by Acting Beret McTaggart of the First precinct. He wore no hat shoes coat waistcoat trousers or shirt and had a severe cut over his right eye. He said he had been drinking south of Pennsylvania avenue and recalled having $ five to thirty dollars in his clothes before a flask was handed to him by a stranger. Police later contacted his friends who provided clothing and Burt left the station after partial recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Burt
Ohio Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Beret. McTaggart
Burt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Brison Norris Dead After Thirty Years in Northeast Washington
Brison Norris longtime resident and grocer at Fifth and H Streets dies at 501 H Street Northeast after a weeklong illness. Born in Frederick Maryland in 1855 he moved to the city in 1872. He married Mary Lanahan in 1883 and leaves six children. Funeral set for Wednesday at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brison Norris
H Street
Northeast
Mr. Norris
Frederick
Ife
Sixth
Fifth
Mary
Personal News Items and Local Stoppages in New York and Norfolk
L B Burroughs stays at Hotel Astor in New York City while B A Banks of Norfolk Virginia visits his sister for several days. John B Dickman once led Columbia Typographical Union and Central Labor Union lies ill in bed. George Sherman Geis travels home to San Francisco after Gettysburg convention. A thief enters 644 E Street SE last night to steal 27 in cash from Young who forgot to lock his door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. BP. Burroughs
New Hotel Astor
New York City
B. A. Banks
Norfolk
Thisty
John B. Dickman
Columbiaa Typographical Union
Central Labor Union
George Sherman Geis
Sons of Veterans
San Francisco
W. m. Young
E Street
Mr. Young
Big Day for Children At First Presbyterian Rally Day 1906
Rev Dr MacLeod stirs Firat Presbyterian members in a rally day campaign aiming for 1000 Sunday school members. The drive expands, with admissions, a cradle roll, home department and a pledge to raise funds for church debt and new classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneficent Society of
W. H. White
Donald C. MacLeod
A. B
L. Leckie
Dr. Sadler
J. M. Rauch
Macleod
First Presbyterian Sunday School
The Great Alterative and Tonic for Liver and Kidneys
A brief claim extols a remedy as vital for liver and kidney function. It lists symptoms of dysfunction including side and back pain, yellow skin, constipation, bad mouth taste, headaches, pimples, blotches, and waning courage, presenting the product as a comprehensive tonic.
School Rally Day Reports Highlight Progress and Music
The event featured reports from Elsie Barnes on kindergarten, John Wolf on primary, Lynn Davenport and others for Intermediates, and Robert Gotts for juniors, with Miss Miriam Hammer and Miss Mery Bond closing. A strong musical program conducted by Prof. Mayo followed, praising the school’s advance since last year. Rally day at Ryland M E Church included gongs, recitations, and duets, concluding with a church service. Rev R L Wright preached at mourning and on world loss, with Fifth Baptist Church opening its refreshed Sunday-school room under Rev Weston Bruner. Waugh Methodist Rally Day included addresses by Rev William Hart Dexter and Rev George H Maydwell, with a packed room and several songs and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
A. E. L. Leckie
William Henry White
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Christian Endeavorers
Jyelock
Macleod
Warvin
Marvin M
E. G. Meson
Make
Amhnsg
Elsie Barnes
Indengarten
John Wolf
Lynn Davenport
Miorence Silsby
Loutee Houser
Robert Gotts
Miriam Hammer
Mery Bond
A. Ih, Mayo
Pally
Ryland M. E
Littlenes
Grace Odell
Elsie Sweet
T. B. Stephenson
Ming Aileen Miller
R. L. Wright
Righteou
Fifth Baptist
Weston Bruner
Bruner
England
Europe
Waugh
Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church
William Hart Dexter
George H. Maydwell
Improved Order of Knights of Pythias Holds Supreme Lodge Meet
Delegates from thirteen states totaling about seventy five arrive for the biennial Supreme Lodge convention in the city. Supremé Commander Captain J L Bieler leads the Indiana delegation as discussions begin at 623 Louisiana Avenue NW. Insurance rate hikes, resolutions praising President Roosevelt, and officer elections are on the three day agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Lodge
Supreme Lodge of the
Improved Order of Knights of Pythias
J. L. Bieler
Indiana
Louisiana, Avenue Northwest
Roosevelt
Weather Summary From U S Department of Agriculture Report
A Sunday Weather Bureau report details a week with showery interiors early on, rains moving east to the Atlantic coast by Wednesday, then a largely rain-free period. Cooler air moved from the Dakotas eastward, with scattered showers in the Rockies and Plains. Forecasts expect Monday and Tuesday interior rain possible along parts of the coast, plus colder conditions in the Ohio Valley and Rocky Mountain regions. Local readings include midnight 60 and 2 pm 78, with wind forecasts by region and notes on sunshine hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Atlantic Coast
Dakotas
Florida
West Indies
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Interior Valleye
South Atlantic Coast
Upper
Missouri Valley
Lower Lake Region
New England
Eggtern
Upper Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf
Slipped on a Banana Skin in Northwest Washington
John Harney, 54, of 16 Twenty-fifth Street Northwest, slipped on a banana skin at Sixth Street and Louisiana Avenue Northwest. He fell, struck his head on the curb, and was rendered unconscious. He received treatment at an Emergency Hospital and left soon after. Assistant Secretary Loomis returned to Washington from Ohio and will resume Acting Secretary duties today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harney
Sixth Street
Louisiana Avenue
Loomie
Loomis
Washington
Ohio
Salvation Army Harvest Festival Opens at Washington Corps
The Salvation Army harvest home festival opened last night at 930 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. The stage displayed pumpkins squashes yams apples pears and bananas forming a large bank of produce. Tonight the auction will start and is expected to be the festival’s most amusing feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salvation Army
Washington Corps
Pennsylvania Avenue
Friends of the Corps
Canada Tightens Gun Size Rules for Vigilant on Lakes
Ottawa reports the government will regulate gun size aboard the Vigilant patrolling the Great Lakes to match the Rush Begot treaty limits of 100 tons and eighteen pounders. With modern artillery evolving, officials weigh whether heavier armament could trigger international complications and thus proceed cautiously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Ottawa
Ontario
Great Lakes
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Labor Chiefs
Dr. Bristol
Frank Bristol
Apie
Emrich
Adath Israel Congregation
Calvary Baptist
Calvary Baptist Sunday School
Samuel 5. Greene
Nupdls
Hood
Ryland Methodiat
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
N. D
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Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Colo Des Maines
Towa
St Galveaton
Tex
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Mont
Indianepalis
Ind
Jacksonvie
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ark
Marquette
Mich
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Nebrae
Omaha
Nebr
Pitteburg
Lely Lake
Cit Tran
Loula
St. Paul
Minn
Springfield
Vicksburg
Mies
Harpera Ferry
W. Va
Potomat River
Claudy
Shenandoah
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
Steinway
Schwartz & Pelzman
7Th Street
Salvation Army Festival
Charity Fair
Canada
Jas
Topham
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
la. Ave
National Capital Brewing Co
Sts. S.E
Newcorn & Green
F Street
Royal Pilsen
Abner-Drury Brewing CO
25Th
F Streets
St. N.W
Tharp
N.W
Dunkirk
Lake Erie Dredging Company
George Miller
Cascade
Stuart
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
7Th St
H and I Sts
Milan
Schlitz Brewing CO
ST. 8
I. Haas & Co
LMA Haas & CO
Pa. Ave
Rve
Duffy
Whiskey Company
Rochester
Baldwin Johnson
9Th St
William M.lliams
Conrad H. Syme
Fendall Huilding
City Hall
G. A. White
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Holesale
Shoomaker CO
Wan Itasu
Gatterson Institute
Alice M. Patterson
W. J. Smith
D. Q
Washington Loan and ‘Trant C Co
H. Trumbull
Ostegpathy
Emma DE Vries the
Farragut
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