Retirement of Senate Leaders Sparks Public Reaction
Special to The Sun from Washington on May 4 reports a sensation as Senators Aldrich and Hale announce retirement after 40 years representing New England. The move signals a shift of power to the Midwest with many new senators looming and Lodge seen as the likely successor in influence.
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Berlin Lease Moves American Ambassador to Rauchstrasse
Ambassador Hill signs a three year lease with renewal option for a residence at No 16 Rauchstrasse West Berlin set apart from main offices. The property includes 20 rooms with lower floors for offices and upper for entertaining. Alterations planned this summer.
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Suffragettes Plan Biggest London Parade Yet
London May 4 May 28 is set as a red letter day for suffragists. Arrangements start for a monster procession of women marching in vast numbers to press for votes. Mrs Pethick Lawrence says the parade may be two miles long with forty bands and a drum and fife band leading in purple, green and white uniforms.
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Quarrel Over Love Ends in Whip Duel of Two Cabbies
Paris, May 4. Cab drivers Jean Thibault and Pierre Roux fought over the same washerwoman Marie Hamard. They used whips in a street duel, ended exhausted and bloody, police took them to the station, and they were dismissed with a caution. The washerwoman revealed she is engaged to a plumber, restoring their friendship.
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Army Orders and Promotions Listed in Washington
Army orders grant two months leave for First Lieut. John Hammond of the Third Field Artillery and four months leave for Capt. Lloyd L. Smith of the Medical Corps. Second Lieut. Davis B. Talley of the Third Cavalry is to report to the army retiring board in Washington for examination. Maj. William A. Phillips and Capt. Guster H. Stewart of the Ordinance Department will visit the rifle range at Seagirt, New Jersey for official ammunition test work.
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Indian prince and wife snubbed by Edward I of England
London reports Anita Delgado, daughter of a Malay chestnut seller, as wife of the Maharaja of Kapurthala. The Maharaja, among India's wealthiest rulers, and his attractive wife were recently snubbed by King Edward while the Indian potentate sought the king's attention.
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Clubman Wins $1000 By Walk Of Fifty Miles
In New York Edward A. Crowinshield banker Robert F. Potter and Edward Matthews staged a 50 mile continental walk. Matthews finished in 19 hours with masseurs at stations. Potter and Crowinshield rode, no sleep, steady grub. An incident with masseur Dunn led to a court consequence.
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Treasure roll hidden near Arena men seek police help
In Evanlyville Wisconsin on May 4 two men from Arena claim to have buried an $82,000 roll and later could not locate it. They enlisted help from the Commerical hotel staff the marshal and local citizens who after hours of digging recovered the treasure roll.
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Shakespearean Fancy Dress Ball At Albert Hall
London May 4. The great Shakespearean fancy dress ball will be held at the Albert hall on June 27 to aid the Shakespeare memorial national theater. Over 300 hostesses and stewards will organize seating for 4000 dancers, with costumes representing Shakespearean characters or Elizabethan era attire.
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London anxious about Roosevelt visit season in London
London May 4 Col Roosevelt arrives to a season likely the greatest American presence ever in the capital. Olympia horse show draws many Americans and 300 additional residents have rented London homes. The Guild hosts luncheon and Whitelaw Reid plans a dinner at the U S embassy. Pilgrims club and others seek to entertain him as social events hinge on his time for semi public ceremonies.
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Regent to Be Chosen At Local University Chapter Meeting
The E. G. Lewis chapter of the People's university endowed by the American Women's League will meet next Monday at 2 30 p m at All Souls Unitarian church Alabama and Fifteenth streets to nominate a candidate for state regent.
Charley's Aunt at Park Theatre Delights Big Crowd
George Arvine and associates present Charley's Aunt at the Park with Frank Jones in the aunt role. Alice Lloyd headlines vaudeville at Ground and Majestic. The show follows a long American tour and a strong Elks reception for Lloyd after a London run.
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Complexion Luncheons Distract Paris Fashionables
Paris on March 4 reports a craze among French fashionables for complexion luncheons. Hosts serve spinach eggs and a butter sauce, then spaghetti with onions, thick cream, and bread. Baroness La Roche notes aviation harms complexion, fueling belief in protective menus for titled audiences.
Children's recital at College of Musical Arts May 5
A May 5 children's recital at the College of Musical Arts features under-12 performers in a well arranged program. The event opens a series of children's recitals and includes pieces by Smith, Engelmann, Forster, and others with accompanying piano. Officers and club meetings followed by social events occupy the remainder of the society notes.
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Clergyman Receives Confederate Wallet After Marriage
In Oklahoma on May 4, a newly married couple boarded a train and handed Rev Buckland a sealed envelope bearing the remark I hope this will make you happy. He opened it to find $100 in Confederate money inside. The incident follows a marriage ceremony performed by the minister.
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