D A R Watch Clock Ended by Hotel Rule at Arlington
Lively session of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington adjourned at the Arlington Hotel after a clash between conservatives and regulars over endorsing Mrs. Scott's administration. Resolutions supporting the president general failed, and adjournment followed a judge of decorum. Mary E. Rows proposed the resolution, but it did not pass as the conservatives resisted further action. The meeting shifted to annual reports and committee statements, with references to the Society of the Children of the Revolution and lineage noting Thomas Welles as an ancestor of Mrs Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Annus
Daughters of the American Revolution
District of Columbia
Arlington Hotel
Tere
Mary E.rows
Livingplong Manor
Lapter
Doralag
M. A. Ballinger
Mary
Lockwood
Aintek
Dea Graeme Small- J
Arlington
Ady ‘O.m
Nmutlwoor
Thomas Welles
Taft
Funeral of Gen Eugene B Payne at First Congregational
Funeral services for General Eugene B Payne were held at the First Congregational Church with Dr Sam Larit officiating. Interment followed at Arlington Cemetery. Payne, a Civil War veteran, lived in Tilmds before entering politics. he is survived by his son Thomas Payne of New York City.
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First Congregational Church
Arlington
Eugene B. Wayne
Sam Larit
Waudean
Burnside Vent
Gen
Payne
Ar- Hogtown
Tilmuds
Ile
Thomas Payne
New York City
War record aids murderer in old regiment case
In Criminal Court No 1 Judge Ashlee M Gout sentenced John E Smith to twenty years in the penitentiary for second degree murder in a December 2 incident. Smith, a United States cavalry veteran of six years who fought at San Juan Hill, had faced a plea of exile defenses. Evidence showed he fled to a hospital after the fatal confrontation with his wife. His honorable discharge was presented in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Justor Ashlee M
John E
Smith
Aussell
Paul i Yeah
Amit
United States Cavalry
San Juan Hill Patter
Cal
Housevelt
Juuld
Walsh Estate Fund Marked Radium Hope in Mines
The Walsh family memorializes Vinson Walsh who died in an August 1900 Newport auto accident. Father F Walsh funded a mineral examination fund at Colorado School of Mines to aid free ore testing. The piece notes Walsh's ties to King Leopold II of Belgium and a long friendship with the Belgian monarch through mining circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinson"Walsh
Newport
Vinson Walsh
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Colo
Radium
Walsh
Rocky Mountains
Leopold
Belgium
Delegates Plan Sun Day School Convention Parade
Washington church leaders gathered to map a program for the Sunday school convention expected to draw 20 000 to 70 000 delegates. E A Stevens was elected president of the executive committee and parade organizers were appointed from several district churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. A. Stevens
Yonth Strést Northwist
Ninth Street
Chrisian
Toowing
W. T. Eddingield
Vermont Avenue Christian Churen
A. D. Johnson
G. J. Crymes
Highth Street
W. E. Collis
Foxedo Church
Albert Strauss
Benning Church
James Depgs
Whitney Avenue
A. Stevens
Ninth Brrest Sivistian Church
Emily Waterman Dead Widow of Rev Waterman
Emily Stocking Waterman widow of Rev Alfred T Waterman died yesterday morning at 1801 Third Street Northeast. Her husband died three months ago after ten retirement years here. She spent final days with elder son Jason. Born in Perata in 1612 she was daughter of Rev William Hedfield Stocking, brought to the United States at 12, married in TM5, and lived in Congregational parishes in Michigan. She was active with Mount Holyoke Alumnae Association of Washington and Dorcas Lodge Daughters of Rebecca. Survived by four children, daughters Charlotte and Caroline, and sons Leslie in Detroit and the younger son in Toppenisly Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Stocking Waterman
Alfred T. Waterman
Third_ street
Michigan
Mount Holyoke
Scaffolding Collapse Injures Four at Howard Theater
A scaffold collapse at the new Howard Theater on T Street NW between Sixth and Seventh injured four workers yesterday morning. James J. Brosnehan aged 83, George Holtz, Wilbur Milford, and Almost Johnson were taken to Freedmen's Hospital or Emergency Hospital with fractures, lacerations, and bruises. The fall occurred around 15:00 while all men were at work. Henry L Maus, contractor and builder of Baltimore, supervised the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Howard Theater
T Street
Sixth
James J. Brosnehan
Eleventh
Freedmen’s Hospital
George Holtz
New Jersey Avenue
Freedmen's Hospital
Wilpur Milford
Johnson
Henry L. Maus
Balti
Heney Meets Taft in Washington Visit
Francis J. Heney, DOJ land fraud probe official on the Pacific coast, was introduced to President Taft yesterday by Attorney General Wickersham. Heney came to Washington to discuss cases including those of former Representatives Williamson and Binger Hermann of Oregon. Williamson faces pending charges while Hermann’s recent trial ended with an eleven to one jury split in his favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Heney
Department of Justice
Paeide
Tait Yestarm Dey
Wickersham
Me. Heney
Washington
Ibae’ Casey
Williamson
Binger Hermann
Oregon
Wiliamson
Supreme Court
Hermann
New Chief Inspector Robert S. Sharp Named Nashville Revenue Chief
Robert S. Sharp was appointed chief post office inspector in Nashville Tennessee. Sharp has long been prominent in Republican politics in Tennessee. Wiig was named postmaster of Chattanooga by McKinley and reappointed by Roosevelt, later becoming a collector of internal revenue. His father Alonzo Shary was the chief inspector of the Post Office Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Sharp
Nashville
Tenn
Yestérasy
Sharp
Tennessee
He. Wiig
Chattahooga
McKipley
Roosevelt
Internal Revenue
Gipck
Washington
Alonzo Shary
Swat
Postofice
Communion Service At St Paula Holy Name Society Meeting
Members of St Paula Holy Name Society will receive communion at the 7 o clock mass tomorrow. An evening sermon and benediction precede a meeting in the parish hall led by prominent figures including Senators Carter and Purcell. Officers listed: Rev James E Krug spiritual director president P J Hallison vice president Dow Carepll secretary Thomas J Harney Jr consulting physicians Dr J A Flynn Dr D Arty Magee A McNeil James ODee. Also notes Thomas Meneey, a Navy lieutenant, in Washington visiting friends. Mr Kelley, born in Washington, formerly stationed in the city, served 5 years and is now at Norfolk, visiting at B Crump. Relatives seek missing man William L Bilcott 63 of 727 Eight Street SE missing for days. he is a cripple and may have been hospitalized. Graves plans western trip. Henry S Graves chief forester will depart April 14 for extended forest tour to Albuquerque, Ban Francisco, Oxden, Portland, Missoula, and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paula
Thomas
Meney
Washington
Venus
Mr. Kelley
Waa
Norfolk
Crump
Kentucky Avenue
William L. Bilcott
Eight Street
Evjictt
Graves
Henry S. Graves
Will
Forest Territory
Hig
Albuquerque
Ban
Francisés
Oxden
Portland
Missula
God Denver
Cal
Wall Award Ribbons Riders Visit Park Jump Show
Mysterious young woman among entrants at Potomac Park show ring where horses jump under harness classes. William Phelya Woo, a noted Washington horseman, plans to enter and prize a horse, while John Q. Ghatt reports strong outside inquiries for entry blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. En
Clarence R. Edwarda
Insular Affairs
Orse Ahow
Potomac Path
Bidars
Washington Post
AL C. Hazen
T ‘At
Acromac Park
Wiustinet
Cage
Willam Phelya’ Woo
Washington
Eno
John Q. Ghatt
Abolish Treasury Library Shifts to Cut and Divide Volumes
Plans to abolish the Treasury Library proceed, keeping only documents on finance and distributing books among department bureaus. A small general library will remain for universal use. Once one of Washington’s best libraries, it now holds about 9500 volumes after prior removals, with a skeleton remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Wanblogton
United States Superintendent of Documents
George B. Cortelyou
the Treasury
Congress
Congreve
The
Weather Summary From Anferaityre to New England
Weather conditions across the U S show local rain and snow in New England and the interior of New York with showers along the near gulf and north Pacific States. Temperatures above the normal in most areas with generally clear skies in much of the country. Fair weather expected over the weekend with above average temperatures except along the coasts. Winds variable from New England coast to middle Atlantic and south Atlantic zones. moderate south to southeast along the west gulf coast and northwesterly in Michigan. Grand Ports steamers report fair winds and weather. Star displays on the Great Lakes set for April 19 1936 with detailed hourly readings and rainfall. Temperature and tide data included with forecast notes.
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U.S Dept
Anfeaityre
Burma
Ashinglam
Angland
New York
Near Gulf
Thera Ware
Staten
New England
Middle Atlantic
West Gulf
Michigan
Gelurcar
Cusagera
Grand Parks
Neto
Lakes Superior
Huron
Clair
Erie
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D.A.R
Piero
Av. Avex
Gen .E. B. Payne
Blue
Goldheim & Sons
Thos
F. Walsh
WRS
Emily Waterman
New “Howard Theater
Jovel
Heney
Leadx” Postal Force
Lowa Wee
St. Paula Holy Name Society
Bunyadi
Janos
Gen. Edwards
Park and Ring
Treasury Library
Midatsat
Sim
Auyshite
A. m
A.m
W. Va
Fel Aaher Ip
Rreh
Miemare Avanue
Clim
A E Barton
Axa
Buftain
Chicago
Cineianet
Gila
Cheyenne
Davi Dor
Galverton
Tex
Mont
Las
Fynsig City
Yiock
Aric
Angelis
Marquette
New Orleasia
Koryigi
Bortland
Tacoma
Tolaea
Wieksbre
Lanselagh & Bro
STORE
Devon
Leonard
Leonard Porcelain
Grand Rapids
North Pole
Charlys and Chase
Nelson Refrigerator Co
F Street
Lang's Supply Co
Lnc
7Th St.n. W
Yen'h
Moores
Megern
Kimball
T. P. Gulley & Son
Toma
Ita
Delicioug
Noaloo Dept. Washington
Young Jen’s
Srdat, Sager
Sheffield Plate
Tobolidt
Janz G
Walsta
7Th St
AE Andrews
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
Louisiana Ave. H.W
Commissioners OF
Neticatz Serphy
Koaiay
Dieter of Columbia
USA Clarticy of Columbia
Secle
Roti Creek
Maranchupetty Avenus
24Th Street
Cathedral Arene
Cer Fandavanua
Celvart Street
H. Rudolph
John A
Turea
Neiess
Elmer H
Catlin Co. Fectory and Salesrogmas
DR. White
Ave. NW
A.w.foster
13Th St. N.W
Ralph W. Lee Commercial Bank
T.D. Pyles
Pepe
Wicdork, Heister
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