Retirement of Senate Leaders Sparks National Talk
Special to The Sun. Washington May 4 The retirement announcement of Senators Aldrich and Hale shocks Washington eclipsing rivers and harbor bill debates. Aldrich aged 89 resigns power implicating shift of control to the middle west as new senators arrive. Hale faces strong Maine opposition and possible defeat. Lodge poised as powerful New England senator with Aldrich’s retirement and a list of 30 retiring senators includes Beveridge Bulkeley Depew Hale La Follette Lodge Nixon Kean Piles Sutherland Warner and more.
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Ambassador Hill to Move Embassy to Rauchstrasse Berlin
A May lease finalizes for Ambassdor Hill to relocate the American embassy to No 16 Rauchstrasse in the Thiergarten district. The three year term with renewal and purchase option positions the residence away from the city promenade, with 20 rooms and ground floor offices.
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Suffragettes Plan London Parade Worthy of Record
London May 4 May 28 will be a red letter day for suffragists a monster procession of women is planned said to be at least two miles long and the biggest of its kind London has seen Mrs Pethick Lawrence added forty bands will march with a drum and fife band in purple green and white uniforms leading the procession as ministers consider granting their demand
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Duel with Whips for Woman's Love in Paris
Two Paris cab drivers Jean Thibault and Pierre Roux, sharing a stand, dueled with whips over the affections of Marie Hamard. They fought in a quiet street, were bloodied, and later released with a caution. Marie revealed she had an engagement with a plumber.
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Army Orders Leave Notices for Several Officers
Army orders issued authorize a two month leave for First Lieut. John Hammond of the Third Field Artillery and a four month leave for Capt. Lloyd L. Smith of the Medical Corps. Second Lieut. Davis B. Talley of the Third Cavalry is ordered to report to the retiring board in Washington for examination. Maj. William A. Phillips and Capt. Gilbert H. Stewart of the Ordnance Department will visit the rifle range at Seagirt for ammunition testing.
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Princess Anita Delgado Snubbed by King Edward
London report states the Princess of Kapurthala Anita Delgado, daughter of a Malaga chestnut seller, and her Maharaja husband, among India's wealthy princes, were snubbed by King Edward as she sought the king’s attention during a recent attempt to gain prominence in royal circles.
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Clubman Wins $1000 By Walk Of Fifty Miles
Edward A. Crowninghield banker Manhattan Robert F. Potter nephew of the late Bishop Potter and Edward Matthews staged a 50 mile walk in under 19 hours at Meadow Brook club house. Matthews started at 9 30 am and finished 19 hours later with no sleep while Potter and Crowninghield rode aboard and changed mounts to follow. A bet of 1000 spurred the feat. A masseur incident led to a Hempstead arrest and court costs.
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Treasure Roll Discovered After Street Hunt in Evansville
Two men from Arena Wis hid a $2400 roll and enlisted police help to locate the hole. They moved from the Commercial hotel with a grip watched by onlookers. Early morning digging yielded the buried money after several hours of searching by hotel staff the marshal and townsfolk.
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Shakespearean Fancy Dress Ball at Albert Hall
London May 4. The Shakespearean fancy dress ball to raise funds for the Shakespeare memorial national theater will be held at Albert Hall on June 27. Over 300 hostesses and 100 stewards will organize the event, with capacity for 4,900 dancers. Dresses must depict Shakespearean characters or the Elizabethan era.
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London anticipates Roosevelt social season during visit
London anxiously awaits President Roosevelt with Olympia horse show drawing many Americans and recruitment of London base for his stay. Pilgrims' club and Guildhall luncheon pose notable entertainments while Whitelaw Reid plans a embassy dinner. Deliberations focus on time for semi public ceremonies amid wide invitation list.
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Regent to Be Chosen At People's University Meeting
The B. G. Lewis chapter of the People's university will hold a Monday meeting at 2 30 p m at All Souls Unitarian church Alabama and Fifteenth streets to nominate two candidates for state regent.
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Charley’s Aunt at Park Theater Stages Vaudeville Bill
George Arvine and associate players present Charley’s Aunt at the Park theater with Frank Jones in the title role and a busy vaudeville bill featuring Alice Lloyd. The piece blends farce humor with a classic mistaken-identity plot and caps the program with a future adaptation of The House of a Thousand Candles.
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French Women Host Complexion Luncheons For Flyers
Paris May 4 French fashionable women fueled by rising aviation interest hold complexion luncheons. Meals feature spinach and poached eggs with butter sauce spaghetti onions and brown cream, intended to protect skin from the supposed color-ravaging effects of flying. Baroness La Roche notes aeroplaning may ruin natural color, prompting preventive menus and tea, with a group of titled attendees attending the event.
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Children's recital at College of Musical Arts May fifth
A children's recital for performers under 12 is set for Friday evening May fifth at the College of Musical Arts. The program lists many young participants, with festive arrangements and multiple readings, songs, and dances included in what is described as a well arranged annual affair.
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Minister's Fee Is Confederate Bill
Beaver Oklahoma May 4 After uniting a couple in marriage the Reverend Mr Buckland was handed a sealed envelope by the bridegroom with the remark I hope this will make you happy When opened the envelope contained 100 in Confederate money The newly married pair had taken a train
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