Delta Chi Convention Opens At Georgetown Chapter House
The thirteenth Delta Chi convention opened at Georgetown University with Commissioner John Biddle welcoming delegates from nineteen colleges and three alumni associations. About 55 delegates and over 100 visitors gathered, with reports showing rapid fraternity growth and finances improving. Delegates toured Washington, met Roosevelt, attended a Yale Georgetown game, and planned a smoker and initiation at the chapter house tonight.
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Delta Chilaw
Georgetown
M Street
John Biddle
University Club
United States
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Trere
Delta Chis
Biddie
Washington
Kuhn
A A
Delta Chi
Cornell
L. Burton Case
Alumani
WW .Taylor
Yaw Hey
Clab
Yale Law Club
University O Texas
Southern California
Indiana
Hanwis Jowes
North Carolina
Washington and Lee
Louisiana
George Washington University
John Wiliam W. Bride
Joseph Hartigan
Iwnen
Tommorrow
Roosevelt
Yale
Della Chi
White House
Tort
Ivon
Treasury Department
Raleigh
Cortelyou
Little Mary Dwyer Healed by Father John’s Medicine
Thos Dwyer of 23 Strong Place Cohees N Y recalls his three year old daughter Mary who could not eat or walk and was sickly. After using Father John’s Medicine two years ago she began to improve, now eats well and seems stronger. Mrs Dwyer also praises the remedy and recommends it highly.
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John
Thos. Dwyer
Cohees
Father John
Mary
James Henry Smith
New York
Smith
Russell Sage
Sage
Anne Weightman Walker
Marshall Field
Marshall Field, Jr
Fielda
Walker
Hiis Green
Chicago
Hetty Green
Hst
Wallstreet
Rs. Field
Mrs. Field
Green
Mrs Walker
William Weightman
Fraternity Men in Washington Stage Opera Parodies
Continued from seventh page the report lists attendees in character roles for a performance in Washington. Judith Clements portrayed Mme Butterfly Clara Grandfield Manon Lescaut Anna Petersen Arline Idly Gerry Bohemian Girl Ruth Shelton Senta Louise Noonan Marguerite Harr Carmen Edwin Dyer Rigoletto Nan Sheehy Dorothy Kimball and others. Mrs Yssac Herman and Mr Albert Herman of Sixteenth Street have discontinued their Wednesdays at home for the season.
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Judith Clements
Mme Butterfly
Clara Grandfield
Manon Lescaut
Anna Petersen
Arline
Idly Gerry
Ruth Shelton
Senta
Louise Noonan
Marguerite
Harr
Carmen
Edwin Dyer
Nan Sheehy
Dorothy Kimball
Yssac Herman
Albert Herman
Sixteenth Street
Easter Parade Fashion Crowds Dress Fifth Avenue Silk and Lace
New York society crowds along Fifth Avenue flocked to see the Easter dress parade after mass at St Patrick's St Bartholomew's and Grace Church. Notables such as Harriman Mrs Oelrichs Vanderbilts Sage and Walker mobbed the sidewalks in gowns hats and jewelry. Men wore cutaway coats with silk braids as pumpkin colors and heather bouquets signal spring fashion.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrick's Cathedral
St. Thomas’ Church
St Bartholomew's
Madison Avenue
Grace Church
Broadway
Riverside Drive
Nver Seventh Avenue
St Thomas
St Patrick's
Harriman
East Sixty-second Street
Union Club
Union Pacific
Herman Oelrichs
Thera
Frederic Gallatin
Fifty Third Street
Corneliue ‘Vanderbilt
Dr. Millis
Samuel Untermayer
William EK. Vanderbilt
Russell Sage
Vanderbilt
Gladys Vanderbilt
Victoria
Miss Vanderbilt
Isella
Jay
Hans Winterfelt
Murray Hill
Katherine Barney
Cortlandt D. Barnes
Barney
tYigam
Clark
Montana
Scotland
Viesy
Home Prescription Pine Oil Aimed At Colds and Coughs
An old home remedy praises Pine oil mixed with whiskey and glycerine as a universal cure for colds and bronchial ailments. It claims rapid twenty four hour relief, notes possible imitation patent medicines, and recommends buying Concentrated Oil of Pine from drug stores for safe preparation at home.
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Philadelphia
Mina
Chermecal
Pope Receives Robinsons In Private Audience
Rome dispatch reports the Pope granted a private audience to Mr and Mrs Douglas Robinson of New York. They were presented by Bishop O Gorman of Sioux Falls. The Pontiff asked them to convey to President Roosevelt his affectionate regards.
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Rome
Douglas Robinson
New York
Bishop O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Roosevelt
Wood gets prize post of President's favorite general
The President plans to assign Maj Gen Leonard Wood to command the Atlantic division in New York, later abolishing that division and elevating Wood to a premier department post on Governors Island. The Koehler court martial episode and Grant’s status are tied to the anticipated shift, seen as the President’s response to criticism of Wood.
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Ation
Act
Leonard Wood
Atlantic
New York
War Department
Wood
Atlantie Gigiston
Staf
Taft
Gen
Bell
New York Times
Philippines
United States
Frederick D
Grant
Old
Virginia
Thoga
Koehler
Gen Wood
Department of Mindanao
Maj
Scott
Talo
Georgia Troops to Drill With Coast Artillery Plan
Georgia governor elect Hoke Smith approves in principle a War Department call for Georgia militia to join regular coast artillery drills. Savannah Volunteer Guards would serve as batteries with Fourth Infantry as supports, amid camp plans at Jamestown, Va. Dayton to command Asiatic Fleet succeeding Brownson, Brownyon to assume duties mid May. Myer ordered from Havana to New York City for further orders with one month leave granted.
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
War Department
Coast Artillery
Smith
Tns
Cavalry
Scott
Jamestown
Dayton
James H. Dayton
Willard H Brownson
Converse
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Brownyon
Myer
New York
Albert L. Myer
Havana
New York City
Army Orders Leaves and visits for April 1907
Army orders list leaves of absence for officers and scheduled inspections. Names include Meyer Gallup Van Leey Gale Dunn Lanier Heavens Talbott Newcomer Kate Warren Bricker Fry Byer Kilbourne Bricker and Greer with stations at Fort Monroe Fort Wood Niagara Falls and Pittsburgh area plus multiple factory visits in Ohio Indiana New Jersey and Connecticut during April 1907.
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Eriz
Albert L Meyer
Fred H Gallup
Ordnance Department
Samuel van Leey
Fifeenth Cavalry
George HG Gale
Beverly W Dunn
Wall Me Key
Apri
Parlin
Hea
Lanier
Edward M Talbott
Fort Ogitethorpe
Arbor
J. Waldron
Hugleern
Pitteburg
Teke Station
Bla
Heary
Newcomer
Corps of Engineers
Charles W. Kate
Niagara Falls
Fort Des Moines Lona
Sheraan
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Campbell G. Babcock
Albert L Byer
New York City
Edwin D Kilbourne
Sur- Bean
Fort Rady
Edwin D Bricker
Anance Department
Wil Mats
Fort Pitt
Standard Welding Company
Hardons & Oliver
Cleveland
Gla
Rayer Wheel Company
Aurora Ind
Peters Cartrige Company
Kings Milly
Ohio
Johe BH Greer
Fort Monroe
Fort Wood
Inspec Seacoast
Orinance
John H Greer
Milltown
John Pope
Springfield
Beardstown
Frank R Lang
Wath Isfantry
Plattsburg Barracks
Company B
Ninth Infantry
Waterbury
Corn Glovers
Jalintown
Milton
Fall River
Naval officer assignments and voyage notices
Orders list duties for Capt W A Marshall at Boston yard and Commander C F Pond for Bufts, with Lieuts A W Marshall, C W Cote, J H Comfort, J G Ghurg, and others assigned to navy yards and stations in New York Denver Cleveland Asiatic Station and Guam. Surgeons and assistant surgeons dispatched to Asiatic Station Guam Newport and Canacan. Ships Sailings include Stringham from Key West to Port Reynolds, Delong, Blakely, Brockton, Wilkes to St Augustine, Galveston to Yokohama, Virgina to Olampang, Ningpo to Fuchen, and additional port movements.
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W. A. Marshall
Navy Yard
Boston
Bass
C F Pond
W G Cutler
Mass
A W Marshall
New York
N. Y
Equipment Department
C W. Cote
Denver
J. H. Comfort
Cleveland
J. G Ghurgh
Navy Uktra
New Asdtant
Pee
Minter
Guam
I. F. Cohn
Asiatic Station
T . Raison
Asiatic
C H. Wien
Asiatic Staton
J . Downey
Asfatie
H. Hults
Nower
Aca
Easter Egg Roll At White House Draws Small Crowd In Wet Weather
Juvenile Washington gathered at the White House gates despite cold rain to celebrate the annual egg roll. Baskets of eggs and candy marked the event while many parents and Canadian teachers watched. Guards aided lost children as the public access began at 1:30 PM amid damp lawns and mixed fashion among participants.
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Washington
White House
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Uittle
Wrehm
Archie
Lot
Washington Barracks Engineer Band Concert Under Bad Weather
The United States Engineer Band from Washington Barracks led by Julius Kemper gave a fine concert despite low attendance caused by morning rain. The program included marches, waltzes, overtures, and selections such as The Isle of Spice, Golden Sunset, and The Star Spangled Banner, with critics noting the performance was spirited though crowd size was diminished by the weather.
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United States
Washington Barracks
Julius Kemper
Fon Bion
Faust
Mabel McKinley
Esc Sires Morcean
Vision
Otice Boy’ Becker
Calvin
Egg Rolling at the Zoo Draws Large Easter Crowd
Allroads led to the Zoo yesterday from morning till dark as children hunted and rolled Easter eggs amid chilly wind. Vendors profited at gates while families picnicked. no major accidents occurred though park grounds were heavily trampled. Keeper Blackburn noted typical lost articles but no children reported missing. The scene faded as animals received less attention and workers cleared the park, with calls for Marine Band entertainment on Easter Monday.
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Blackburn
Marine Band
President Blackwell III Ill in Staunton critical condition
Avril 1 Rev R E Blackwell president of Randolph-Macon College was taken very ill today and is at a hospital with stomach trouble his condition reported critical by physicians. Cavalryman sentenced for murder in Chicago Sergt John A Griffin of Troop I Ninth Cavalry was sentenced to nine years and seven months in Fort Leavenworth military prison.
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Randolph-Macon College
Staunton
Rev
R. E Blackwell
Randolph-Macon Colege
Blackwell
Chicago
John A. Griffin
Ninth Cavalry
Taylor
Fort Sheridan
Fort Leavenworth
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Delta Ghis
Biddle
H @ Statz
WW. Taylor
GQ ¥ Hogaleky
Josph Hartigan
HL Gaspin
F. A Hubbard
New York University
C. L Knapp
3G Mullahs
Minnesota
C J. Maher
FW Atkinson
RS Simons
Michigan
T 8 Smith
WR. Coursen
S$. M Bushman
Dickinson
Gheen Arnold
J C Hamittoy
Weat
P Cockerille
JB Harshman
CS Hatfield
Ohio State
Oscar W Carlson
Chicago University
HB Welkers
de McGowan
Lusk
J Rooke
PF Mowite
K Devito
Pennsylvania
RR Carman
George G. Kelley
J A. Harvey
CR. Pierce
Stanford
HA Frank
Albert Spettier
Richard Stavenz
Hatey Ho Hargum
Russell Wiles
LD Gase
Walter B Willams
Black
William W_ Bride
Frederick Dickinson
Stephen Igen
Osmer
Ingalls
Frank John
John 3. Kuhn
Stuart McNamara
William H.moore
James O'Maltex
Russell Wites
Little Mary Dwyer
Social and Personal
Italy
Riviera
London
Bradley Martin
Gould Hoyt
Francis J. Otis
Irving Cox
Dwight Arren Jones
Mabel Jones
Gustave Marshall
Westchester
Low Countries
Wilhelmina
Stuyvesant Fish
Ogden Goelet
Chauncey M. Depew
St. Bartholomew's
Pope
Robinsons
Gen. Wood
East
Fepohter
Wool
Otring
Roosevelters
Lewis M Koehler
Fourth Cavalry
Koebler
Gen. Grant
Cluett
Peabody 4 Co
Mancne
Annow Soltans
Miltia
ARMY
Naval Fesgela
Roya
Royal
Engineer
Guardians of the Peace
Blackwell III
William Tell
Abraham Lincoln
Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
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