True Family Life Moral Code Adopted by National Council
The National Council of Women of the United States approved resolutions calling for plain living and high thinking, shared personal responsibility, and equal duties for both genders to sustain true family life. They also honored Jane Lathrop Stanford, praising her leadership in education and maternal devotion.
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National Council of Women of the
United States
Shoreham Hotel
America
Jane Lathrop Stanford
May Wright Sewall
National Council of Women
May Wright Shwall
Pauline: Steinem
Flo Jamison Miller
Stanford
Sewall
Council
Swift
Caliornia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Congress
Restaurant owner shoots at suspect in street disturbance
Robert Burns, a restaurant proprietor near Fourteenth and Church streets NW, objects to a colored suitor courting his cook Rosa during business hours. A break in led to bricks thrown at the shop, Burns fired three times at the fleeing man, and was arrested for discharging a pistol in the streets.
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Robert Burns
Fourteenth
Church
Rosa
Burns
Excitement of game fatal at Columbia Park
Special to The Washington Port Philadelphia April 15 James H Benson age 67 of 1306 South Twenty second street died after collapsing in a crowd as the home team appeared doomed in the final inning at the opening American League game. He was later told the Athletes won 3 2 and died early this morning. Benson an old Civil War veteran served with the Seventy second Pennsylvania Volunteers and spent ten months as a Libby Prison prisoner.
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Washington Port
Philadelphia
Columbia Park
James H. Benson
South Twenty-second Street
Benson
Seventy-second
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Libby Prison
Escapee Fooled Guards Then Broke to Cumberland
Superintendent Zinkhan reported that Herbert Andrews, an habitual drunkard who escaped the workhouse two weeks ago, was captured in Cumberland, Maryland, and brought back by Detective Berman. Andrews had hidden in citizens clothes then escaped aboard a speeding train, was recaptured, and returned to the workhouse to serve a two month sentence.
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Zinkhan
Macfarland
Commons
Herbert Andrews
Cumberland
Berman
Sixth Precinct
Andrews
Liberty
New York Avenue
Maryland
Stokes Chatfield Wedding in Brooklyn Ceremony
James Stokes uncle of J G Phelps Stokes wed Florence Brooks Chatfield at the bride’s sister Mrs John Van Buren Thayer home in Brooklyn. Bishop Potter and Rev Newell Dwight Hillis officiated. The couple will sail to Europe on Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to visit YMCAs in Paris Rome and Saint Petersburg and Stokes will attend the World Conference in Paris as a delegate.
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Bishop Potter
Dr. Hillis
New York
James Stokes
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Florence Brooks Chatfield
John van Buren Thayer
Brooklyn
Potter
Newell Dwight Hillis
Rose Harriet Pastor
Young Men's Christ In Associations
Paris
Rome
St. Peterabure
Mr. Stokes
Parle
Woman Lectures on War in the East at New Willard Hotel
Dr Anita Newcomb McGee spoke on A Woman s Experience In the Japanese Army at a Miriam Danforth Chapter DAR event to aid the Continental Memorial. The lecture featured colored lanterns and described McGee s service as an army nurse during the Spanish American War and her wartime offer to Japanese authorities.
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New ‘Willard’ Hotel
Anita Newcomb McGee
Miriam Danforth
Daughters of the Amerigan Revolution
Charles Warren
Dirbanks
D. A. Rs
George M. Sternberg
Navy
Indies
McGee
Anita Newcomb “McGee
Simon Newcomb
Fairbanks
United States Army
Army Nurse Corps
Congress
Washington
Japan
Narses
Japanese Supervised Purse Officer Describes Tour of War Fronts
A qualitative account by Jae McGee details her appointment as hangota kantoku with officer rank in the Japanese army. She recounts tours inspecting stars in J and on the Yalu River, Manchuria, and Korea, noting experiences aboard the Kosai Maru hospital ship and praising the Japanese Red Cross Society. Ushers at the lecture included local Sons of the American Revolution members led by Wallace Donald McLean, with Foster R. Greene, Robert S. Hume, Leon L. French, Newton I. Codamer, Saward S. Glavis, and Dr. W. Merrill present.
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Yokohama
Ama
Bourish
J Ae McGeé
Yalu
Menchuria
Korea
Kosai Maru
Japanese Red Cross Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Messrs
Wallace Donald McLean
Foster R. Greene
Robert S.hume
Leon.l. French
Newton
Codamer
Saward
Glavis
W + Merrill
CONVENTION D A R D S ELECTIONS AT WASHINGTON MEETING
At the Daughters of the American Revolution meeting in Washington the board failed to act on mortgaging Continental Hall due to lack of three-fourths representation. A constitutional question on electing a state vice regent who is not a resident was discussed, with Mrs. Fairbanks initially ruling against Mrs. Weed's eligibility for Montana and later withdrawing. The congress will decide the constitutional point, and Mrs. Smith's Arizona precedent will guide future elections.
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Fairbanks
Weed
Washington
Montana
Hall
Board of Mauagement of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington Loan and Trust
Continental Hall
Walter H. Weed
Montana D. A. R
Congress
D. A
Daughters of the American Revolution
Palybanks
Smith
Sternberg
McLean
New York
Montans
Ts. Weed
Weather Summary From Coast to Midwest Apr 11 Update
Tuesday weather bulletin describes coastal lows off the Carolinas, a large eastern Rockies high, and widespread rain from South Atlantic States to Florida with cooler interior readings. Snow flurries in the Lake region and rain along the Pacific coast. Brisk northeast to northwest winds across New England, Middle Atlantic, Gulf, and Great Lakes. Local temps ranged from 29 to 65 with rain 9.00 inches and sunshine about 8.3 hours.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Cohalderatic Energy
Cerolina
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Rocky Mountains
Manitoba
North Pacific
South Atlantic
Florida
Lake
Pacific
Californie
New England
Gulf
Middle Atlantic
Cagats
Gulf Casat
Laker
Upper Lakes
Army Chaplain Seeks Peruna Cure For Kidney Ills
Hundreds of veterans suffer kidney and bladder catarrh from exposure and poor water, worsened by cold weather. The ad credits Peruna with cures, urges readers to contact Dr. S. B. Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio for free medical advice.
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S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
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Wagington Soan and Trust Company
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Aplé
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Frank P. Burede
Joseph Wirth
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Macdonnalgw School OF Phrenology and Psychology
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Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society
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