D A R Delegates Welcomed to Continental Hall Congress
Easter morning in Washington opened the Fifteenth Annual Daughters of the American Revolution Congress at Continental Memorial Hall. Delegates and officers filled the hall. General McLean delivered the welcome, praising patriotism, education, and the hall’s completion amid funds growth from 3,000 to 60,000 for contractors.
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Daughters of the American
Continental Memorial Hall
Congress
Con
McLean
Yeunis
Hamlin
America
Pune
Tarés
Yailroads
D. A. BR
McLeen
Fla
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A.A. Kendell
Maine
Undertakers and Funeral Directors in Pennsylvania and DC
Multiple local undertakers including J William Lee and George P Zurhorst advertise embalming, hearse service, modern crematoriums, and modest prices. Listings show R F Harveys Sons, W Speare, and others with street addresses and telephone numbers, indicating a regional directory notice.
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J. William Lee
Ertaliner
Pennsylvania
George P. Zurhorst
Purdertaker
Amnalme
East Ci
Eant
Funerals for 75.00 and cheap cremation options
Funeral services advertised for 75 dollars with S H Hines offering to furnish a full mourning setup including a hardwood cloth covered casket, outside case, four carriages, a hearse and embalming. They promote cremation at small prices with modest costs for additional services and a free use of the funeral parlor.
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Txwanyance Aay
Emiauar
Lith
Campaign heats up as vice presidential race narrows
The campaign for ten vice presidential general positions is intensifying with many candidates vying for the spots while Ellen takes two days off. Mrs. Robert M. Park is favored to win a second term, backed by top Daughters leaders and New Jersey delegates. Mrs. Althea Randolph Bedle is replaced by Mrs. Kearfott, a respected New Jersey figure. Mrs. Bates of Massachusetts and Mrs. Barker of Rhode Island are gaining strong support as the contest unfolds. The New York scene draws attention as campaigning broadens and expectations rise.
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Candidee
Robert'm. ‘Park
Ayiderire
Althea Randolph Bedle
New Jersey
New Sives
Kearfott
Kearfett
Bates
Masachhusetts
Wll
Barker
Rhode Island
Uy' Sd
York
Everiah
Constitution Chapter Da R EntArts Meeting at Home
A Saturday evening gathering at the home of Miss Mary Wood in Prescot featured the Constitution Chapter Da R entertainments. The spacious parlors were thronged with members and guests amid decorated colors. Miss Elisabert F. Pierce presided as treasurer, with Eben Spencer and Dica Kelly providing musical accompaniment during the program.
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Smallwood
Mary Wood
Prescot -Ontigatoni
Ste
Dica Kelly
Kercises
Fs Georgs
Will and bequests to Woods McKenny Dermott and others
An old will leaves wealth to relatives including Woods McKenny and Mrs. Henry J. McDermott with specific sums such as $400 to Susanna Flanagan and $500 to Rev. Frank West. After these bequests are paid, the remainder goes to Frank McKenny and Henry Dermott who are named executors.
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Owen
Woods
McKenny
Henry J.‘ McDermott
Bernard
Kelly
Susanna Flanagan
Frank ‘ West
Henry Dermott
Salvation Army Congress to Meet in New York May 1–2
April 18 news from Commander Eis Booth of the Salvation Army in the United States announces the International Salvation Army Congress will be held in New York May 1 and 2. The gathering will bring Salvationists and supporters to Binghamton and nearby areas for activities and speeches.
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Helen Victor Dietz
Dietz
Gome
Stins’ Church
Reoyniem
Stromier
Ninth’ Street
Rock Creek
Mevos
Wik
Sarai E. McDonough
McDonough
Cineinnati
Ohio
Salvation Army Congress
Binghamton
Eis Booth
Salvation Army
United States
International Salvations Army Congress
York
Fragmented Personal Notice From an Obscure Chapter Meeting
The text presents a crowded, garbled notice about ARP personal matters, noting individuals such as Mrs. Paulison and Mrs. Estey, and referencing officers and regents in New England and Manhattan chapters. It mentions election plans, organizational roles, and social affairs with hints of travel and session progress, but details are incomplete due to corrupt OCR.
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Congress
D. AR
Tucker
McCarthy
Charlotte Emerson Main
Mexico
Hongreas
Dantes
Fistori
Aie
Ee “Tegent
Connecticut
Paulison
Adelzente
New ‘England
Washington
Story seeks national society leadership and Rhode Island ties
Mrs Story, a longstanding figure in state utility work and organizer of the Children of the American Revolution, seeks vice president of the national society. She counts among supporters Virginia, Tennessee, Georgia, New Jersey, California, Connecticut, and Massachusetts, with Barker regent of the Lakes chapter in Providence among backers.
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Wiliam Cummings
Story
Manhattan
New York City
Iso
Avamatters
State Utility Fund
the Willard
Richard
Jackson Barker
Tiver- L
National
Rhode’ Island
Virginia
Tennessee
Georgia
New Jersey
Calorado
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Society
Barker
Providence
Rhode
Asiend
Will Oppose Changes At Annual Meeting Amid Packed Agenda
The article previews two pending measures at the upcoming annual meeting, tied to amendments from the Montana case, with heavy debate anticipated. Notable figures include Miss Mary Desa, state officers, and Mrs Bedle, highlighting active partisan and professional involvement as New Jersey and New York figures push reforms and education initiatives.
Congressman's Estate Bequeathed by Col Furay
Ohio notes that Congressman J Warren Keifer of Springfeld, Ohio, inherits all of Col Furay's property, valued at about 27,000. The will, filed in Kanopolis, Kansas, names Furay as a war correspondent and editor of the Ohio State Journal.
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Ohio
Baitor
Keifer
Jett
Col
Furay
Gorky and Andreieva Named Revolutionaries in Russia
A Russian official in St. Petersburg asserts Maxim Gorky is a revolutionist not a reformer and that Andreieva, not his wife, is a fellow revolutionary who received 1.5 million dollars for the cause. The note mentions Morosoff, once called the Russian cotton king, and references Gorky’s 1905 era exile and Paris death by own action. The report ties these claims to Russia’s worries over his reception in the United States.
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Petersburg
United States
Rusaly
Aime
Andreieva
M. Morssoff
Moscow
Russia
Paris
M. Sawa Timofeivitch Marosoff
Bes
Sergius
Red Cross Society
Morosoff
Maxim Gorky
ML Morosoff
Ecounty
Gorky Evicted From Hotels in New York
Special to The Washington Foes reports Maxim Gorky and Mile. Andreleva were evicted from three Manhattan hotels on Saturday. They remained in hiding through Sunday with Leroy M. Scott acknowledging knowledge of Gorky’s location but stating it was better for the Russian novelist to stay secluded to avoid further notoriety after reports of his relationship with Mile Andreleva.
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Washington
New York
Maxim Gorky
Fhe
Mile
Andrelevs
New York City
Gorky
Frank Geraty
Rhinelanders
Fifth Avenue
Mile, Andreieva
Leroy M. Scott
A Club
Scott
Bille Andreleva
Russian Easter Quiet Assures No Uprising Against Jews
St Petersburg Easter passes quietly with no anti Jewish disturbances reported. Secretary Root and the State Department coordinate with Ambassador Meyer to gauge risk of large scale anti Jewish violence in Russia. Meyer reports the government has taken thorough precautions to prevent any uprising and available reports show no such threat.
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St. Petersburgs
Empire
State Department
Meyer
St. Petersburg
Russia
Stan Department
Hitcselz
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Waltham Watches
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
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