Cardinal Gibbons at Charity Conference in Brooklyn
Cardinal Gibbons arrived in Brooklyn and spoke at St Patrick's Church as part of a national Catholic charity conference. He praised the St Vincent de Paul Society for its decisive disbursement of funds and urged delegates to seek practical ways to relieve poverty, emphasizing charity as civilization and highlighting the work of Sisters of the Good Shepherd and Good Shepherd.
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Philadelphia
David F Tilley
Bea‘ton
Mer W. 3. White
Brooklyn
Cardinal Gibbons
Batti
Union Brathes
William T Russell
St. Patrick's Church
Christ
London
Hght Veln
Ciod
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Children of God
Ito
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Rudolph
Welcomme
Frederick Ozanain
Judge O'Doherty
Judge Dobert
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Sladel
Ilennepin Marquette
de Smet
Damien
Republic
Sth’ Mar Shahans
Catholic University
Mgr. Shatlan
Charity and labor talks focus on poverty and oppression
Archbishop Blenk condemns oppression of the poor and calls for charity to counter social inequities at a conference opening. Mgr Shahan links church teaching to rights of workers and warns that ruthless economic systems ruin lives across factories and mines. Sessions span Trinity College to McMahon Hall gatherings.
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Catholic Church
Jesus Christ
Mgr. Shahan
Leo XI
Hig
Mer. Shahan
Courag
Blenk
New Orleans
Caldwell Chapel
Catheolic University
Landa
Trinity College
McMahon Hall
Catholic University
Notable Visitors At Washington Conference On Charity Work
Miss Mary Mossett of Chicago heads the Home for Friendies Women and Girls exhibit. Delegates number 536 with many arriving daily for the conference at McMahon Hall. Attendees include Bishop Louis Heylen and Rev. P Mueller-Simons, plus Miss Bleakie of Boston who holds multiple Catholic women’s posts.
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Mary Mossett
Chicago
Jis
Driscoll
Washington
Mount Vernon
Timothy D. Hurley
Hainess
Juvenile Court Record
Louis Heylen
Namur
Sisters of Notre Dame
Trinity College
P. Mueller-Simons
Strassburg
McMahon Hall
International Association For the Protection of Young Girls
P. J. Toomey
St. Louis School of Social Economy
General Council
Daughters of the Queen of Heaven
Benedietine Sisters
Brookland
Conference On “Schools of Philanthropy
William J. Kerbey
Mary Josephine” Bleakie
Boston
America
Guild of St. Elizabeth
Cecinan Sewing Club
Nonsupport
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
League of Catholic Women
Lodging Home Commission of
Sulu Sultan Arrives in Washington For Taft Visit
Sultan of Sulu Haji Jumaio Keram arrives in Washington with five advisers and Col. Hugh L. Scott to meet President Taft at the White House. The party, traveling from New York, plans several days in the capital with no fixed itinerary. The sultan, modest in dress, retires early at the Arlington Hotel and expresses eagerness to see sights of interest. He travels with pearls valued around 100,000 and has sold about 75,000 worth on his voyage.
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Haji Jumaio
Keram
Sulu
Metro
Hugh L. Scott
War Department
Washington
New York
Irlington
White House
Taft
Philippines
United States
State Department
Union Station
Sultan
Arlington
Col. Scott
Army and Navy Club
Dato Raj
Muda Muall Wasit
Gulim
Patir
Mohammed
Ofilela
Maydao
Pahir
Ali
Luke Wright
Singapore
Padang
Straits Settlement
Suez
Naples
Genoa
Genog
Paria
London
Metropolia
Sultan of
Funeral of T A Broadus in Falls Church Va
Funeral services for Thomas A Broadus, a well-known Alexandria county citizen, will be held at 4 pm this afternoon at Waycreft cottage Falls Church Va. Rev W S O Thomas of the Baptist Church will conduct. Interment follows at Oakwood Cemetery. Broadus died Saturday night at Garfield Hospital after stomach trouble surgery. He worked at the pension office for many years.
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Thomas A. Broadus
Alexandria
County
Waycreft Cottage
Falls Church
W. S. O. Thomas
The
Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Broadus
Garfield Hospital
Alexandria County
Pension Office
Col Plumacher Dead Invented Leprosy Remedy
Col Eugene Herman Plumacher a German born United States diplomat and inventor of a leprosy remedy died at 131 Street NW after long service including consul to Venezuela. Paralysis from a long illness ended a career spanning Dutch Navy Swiss allegiance US Army Vanderbilt professor and diplomat. Survived by sons Eugene Michiel Blas Plumacher funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Eugene Hérman Plumacher
Germany
United States
L Street
Col
Puimscher
Eugene Herman Plumacher, Jr
Amorites
Venezuela
Col. Plumacher
Maracaibo
Carder
Plumacher
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Temp
Gan Garros Island
Maracaibo Lake
Thousenda
Col. Plumecher
Eugene
Congressional Library
Lieut
Michiel Flumacher
Philippine Inlands Cohetatulary
Blas William Plumacher
Buffalo
Blas Plumacher
Washington
International Prison Congress Delegates Arrive Washington
Representatives from over 700 delegates of the American Prison Association arrive in Washington for the International Prison Congress. They tour state reformatories and prisons in Louisville and inspect medical schools and institutions including St Elizabeths before sessions open Thursday evening at the New Willard Hotel.
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Washington
American Prison Association
International Prison
Washington Committee
Union Station
George W. Wickersham
Congress
New Willard Hotel
Himiragh
State Reformatory
Louisville
Kentucky
St. Elizabeth's
Government Asylum For
White Plague Deaths Lead in 1910 Census
Pneumonia rose to the second place in mortality in 1910 with 70,04 deaths, narrowly trailing tuberculosis. Overall deaths fell from grip related causes, while pneumonia deaths increased markedly across the surveyed area, nearly matching tuberculosis in total deaths.
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Census Bureau
United States
Weather Conditions Report From Washington Forecasts Unsettled and Cool
Unsettled and showery weather prevails over much of the country as a disturbance develops on the eastern Rocky Mountain slope. A cool wave approaches from the British provinces, with Alberta reporting 18 degrees and Saskatchewan and Manitoba near freezing. The western storm moves east Monday into the middle and north Atlantic states, followed by cooler air and possible frost in western corn belt areas. Moderate to variable winds along coasts shift to northeasterly, with fading heat in the northwest and European-bound breezes for travelers. Local readings note midnight temperature around 67, day high 74 with 0 rainfall from 2 pm to 8 pm and 89 percent sunshine.
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U. S Dept. At Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Middle States
North Atlantic
British Northwest
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf
West Gulf
Breamere
European
Grand Baths
Romance in Navy Circles Ties Mahan to Beall in Rockville
Miss Denise Stuart Mahan of Warrenton Virginia wed Lieut. A Beall USN in Rockville Maryland. The ceremony was performed by Rev R J Keyne after Beall’s Cuban surveying duty prompted a swift wedding. The pair then honeymooned in Annapolis and planned a Warrenton visit with the bride’s parents. Beall, a Naval Academy graduate of 1905, last served aboard the Delaware.
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Rockville
A. Beal
Denise Stuart Mahan
Warrenton
D. H. Mahan
Beall
Miss Mahan
Cuban
Reland
R. J. Keyne
Methodist Episcopal Church
Annapolis
Lieut
Bead
Naval Academy
West Virginia
Delaware
Holy Name Societies Plan Demonstration on November 6
Very Rev J R Neagher leads the District Holy Name societies in an anti profanity campaign with a November 1 demonstration. Cardinal Gibtonas and Bishop Corrigan expected to attend. parade forms at the Capitol at 4 pm marches to the White House ellipse for closing exercises with over 5 000 members invited from Baltimore and Alexandria.
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Holy Name Societies
J. KR. Neagher
Gibtonas
Corrigan
Baltimore
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventeenth Street
White House
Alexandria
Taft to Address Y M C A Delegates at White House
Galen M Fisher the Japan Y M C A secretary arranged a conference of delegates from U S and Canada to be held in the East Room of the White House October 20. Dr John R Mott will preside and President Taft will deliver an address. Fisher is visiting Fordham University students and will tour the Middle West before the conference.
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Galen m M. Fisher
Young Men's Christian Association of Japan
United States
Canada
White House
Far East
John R. Mott
New York
Taft
Fisher
Ransford
oMiller
Trar Eastern Affairs
State Department
Weard University
Middle West
Funeral for Samuel G. Davis in Washington Maine burial planned
Samuel G. Davis Treasury Clerk and longtime Mason died last Friday. Funeral services were held at his home 616 Tennessee avenue northeast with Rev. William Ray officiating and Professor Connell delivering a Howard University eulogy. Davis, an abolitionist and Maine Mason, will be buried in Denmark, Maine. He came to Washington years ago leaving five children: Mollie Pingree of Maine, Blanche Jones of California, Gertran G. Davis of Ohio, Norman C. Davis and Webster B. Davis of Boston.
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Samuel G. Davis
Treasury
Internal Revenue Division
Treasury Department
Tennessee Avenue Northeast
William Ray
Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church
Connell
Howard
Davis
Epworth League Rally at Dumbarton Church
The Dumbarton Chapter Epworth League held its annual fall rally at Dumbarton Church to preview upcoming meetings. Rev John Howsit of West Baltimore’s Dumbarton and Rev C L Pate of Dumbarton Church gave talks on living a clean Christian life, with Rev J T Marshal of West Street Presbyterian adding a brief address. L L Denick L P Hieston and W A Morris assisted, and Rev J P Israel read a scripture lesson.
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Dumbarton
J. H. Howard
Epworth League
Dumbarton Church
John H. Howsit
West Baltimore
Baltimore
C. L. Pate
J. T. Marshal
West Street Presbyterian Church
L. L. Denick
L. P. Hieston
W. A. Morris
P. Israel
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Wyo
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S. Goldheim & Sons
the Young Men's Store
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Maine
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7Th St. Aypranen Houses
Steinway Pianos
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Washington Gas Light Company
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Byron
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