Mrs Hazen Joins Dewey Fiancée in New York Shopping Tour
Mrs. W. B. Hazen, Admiral Dewey's bride-elect, travels with her mother and others to New York for her trousseau. They plan dressmaker visits and fittings at hotels on Fifth Avenue while Dewey joins them for Sunday and then both return to Washington after completing purchases.
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Mrs Hazen photographed in Washington event
Mrs Hazen the dancer of Admiral Veney posed for several pictures at her mother’s K street home. A reporter asked for a pensive look and she teased the photographer saying happiness was hard to capture while a crowd watched. She did reveal a fact from the past about a fan.
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Dewey Sword Removed From Office of Admiral Dewey
Washington November 3 The sword presented to Admiral Dewey by Congress was removed today from the office of the admiral and placed elsewhere in the building in a ceremonial move amid questions about display policies and custody.
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Dewey
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Admiral Dewey
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Classic melodies and flowers charm a portrait session
The scene centers on a photographer preparing a full length portrait as conversation shifts to favorite music and flowers. White chrysanthemum symbolism is noted, and the group discusses posing in a ballroom setting with pale yellow decor and moonlit lighting from a glass dome.
DEWEY'S COUSINS PLAN REUNION IN NEW YORK
A. M. Dewey special agent says all Dewey relatives of Admiral Dewey will gather at the Waldorf Astoria in New York in January or February for a family reunion. He notes the group includes those connected to the admiral and confirms invitations have been extended.
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Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Secretary of the Navy Exhibition Moves to Admiral Residence
The display, once on public view for the last two weeks, has been relocated from its public exhibition site to the admiral's residence for continued viewing.
Will of John C. Ropes Sets Up Trust For Relatives
The will filed with Register of Probate by John C. Ropes provides no public bequests. After $20,098 in special legacies, the remainder goes in trust to his nephew W. Ropes Trask for about fifteen years until the fund grows, then distributed to relatives. The bulk consists of real estate equities on Sudbury and Hanover streets, while Napoleon collection goes to the Massachusetts Historical Society. The collection is exhibited at Cadet Amory.
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Fall River Mills Reject 10 Percent Wage Increase
Fall River manufacturers vote against an immediate 10 percent wage rise for textile workers after a thorough discussion. They pledge a possible future raise if market margins improve, and set plans for a Textile Council meeting and future labor action.
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Simeon B. Chase
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Rounseville
Whitehead
Tansey
Sunday Post previews sensational life stories and romance
The Sunday Post promises a vivid mix of life prolongation advice from a reputed authority, political intrigue behind the scenes with Collins Murphy and Sanford Hart, tales of wealth and its toll on families, war hero romances including a Boston girl bride, a dramatic Spiritualist conversion, and a half-tone portrait of the famous convert.
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Sunday Post
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Boutelle's Nephew Killed in Philippine Fight
Washington reports Lt. Henry M. Boutelle, son of Capt. Frazier A. Boutelle retired, and nephew of Maine Representative Boutelle, killed in action. General Otis dispatches note recon sorties by Lt Slavens and Lawton units, Batson scouts, and Bell's volunteers clearing areas from Florida Blanca toward Porac with several enemy casualties and captured property.
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Philippines
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Representative Boutelle
Maine
Third Artillery
Sweet Briar Root: Poetic Fragment From St Louis Star
Fragmentary verse praises sweet briar root as solace for weary souls. The text blends busily garbled phrases about travelers and pleasures, ending with unclear lines and a cremation note.
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St. Louis
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