D A R delegates welcomed to Continental Hall in Washington
A spring morning finds Daughters of the American Revolution delegates arriving at Continental Memorial Hall for the Fifteenth Annual Congress. President General Mrs. McLean delivers a welcoming address praising patriotism, union, and the hall’s completion, while speakers from Maine California and beyond praise leadership and the organization’s work for education and national unity.
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Daughters of the American
Continental Memorial Hall
Congress
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McLean
Yeunis
Hamlin
America
Pune
Tarés
Yailroads
D. A. BR
McLeen
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A.A. Kendell
Maine
Mexico
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
New Mexico
United States
Rough Riders
Las Guasimas
New Mexia
San Juan Hill
Rocky Mountains
Mme
Stor
Emnire
John R. Walker
Missouri
Patrick Henry
Virginia
Massachusetts
Byure
Mary Wood Swift
California
Jin
Daughters of the ‘American Revolution
National Council
Toledo
Mecca
Susan’ B
Eiger
Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Hall
Congress of the Daughters ‘of the
National Society
Henry St. George ‘Smeker
D. A
Undertakers and funeral directors advertise services in PA and DC
A fragment shows multiple funeral homes with contact details including J William Lee, George P Zarhorst, Harvey's Sons, SPRARE, and others. Ads promise commodious shapes, modern crematoriums, and reasonable prices with telephone numbers and addresses in Pennsylvania and Washington DC.
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J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
George P. Zarhorst
Purdertaker
Amnalme
East Ci
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R. ¥. Harvey's Sons
Fourterath ST
Iialy
Telephone
S. W
RK. Sprare
Funerals for 75.00 offered with full services
Advertisement notes funerals priced at 75 dollars with telephone contact 1205 and S H Hines. Describes a rustic hardwood cloth covered casket, one outside case, four carriages, one hearse, embalming, and transportation to any city or country. Mentions to use parlor free of charge and notes established 172.
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Txwanyance Aay
Emiauar
Lith
Campaign heats up for ten vice presidency roles
The D A campaign buzz intensifies as ten vice presidential general posts will be filled. Mrs. Robert M. Park is favored for another term due to her active leadership, with New Jersey’s Mrs. Kearfott poised to replace retiring Mrs. Bedle. Mrs. Bates of Massachusetts and Mrs. Barker of Rhode Island also show strong support from major delegations as canvassing continues.
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Canetal
Earth
Mme
New Mexico
Bankery
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 Entertains in Sharp Parlor
A Saturday evening April 11 gathering at the home of Miss Elizabeth F Pierce 21078 Street featured a thronged spacious parlor decorated with colors. Miss Pierce chaired as president of the Defenders with Eben Spencer and others performing acts on a program including Miss Mary Wood Prescott and Dica Kelly. After exercises guests enjoyed refreshments.
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Smallwood
Mary Wood
Prescot -Ontigatoni
Ste
Dica Kelly
Kercises
Fs Georgs
Leaves money to relatives in will of Owen Woods
The will leaves funds to Woods relatives including $0 to his brother Woods and $400 to Susanna Flanagan. Bequests include $500 to Rev. Frank West. Executors named as Frank McKenny and Henry Dermott. Remainder to be distributed after payments.
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Owen
Woods
McKenny
Henry J.‘ McDermott
Bernard
Kelly
Susanna Flanagan
Frank ‘ West
Henry Dermott
Salvation Army Congress slated for New York May 11
Commander Eis Booth announces that the International Salvation Army Congress will be held in New York from May 11 to 2. The event brings leaders and delegates from the United States and abroad to discuss welfare work and mission efforts.
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Salvation Army Congress
Binghamton
Eis Booth
Salvation Army
United States
International Salvations Army Congress
York
Vermont women to elect regents of colonial dames group
The article outlines candidates and roles within the Colonial Dames of America including Mrs. Story and Mrs. Estey. It notes elections for state regents, names chapters in New England, and mentions activities in Washington during the session. The text reads as a snapshot of leadership, travel, and social events surrounding the organization.
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Pre Jentils
Estey, Hats
Vermont
Aiete Emseers
Shea
Prominent Woman Seeks National Society Post
The piece highlights Mrs. Story and Mrs. Richard Jackson Barker as candidates for national society leadership. It notes Barker as regent of the Lakes chapter in Providence and describes both candidates as active in local and regional organizations including the Children of the American Revolution and various state chapters.
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Avamatters
State Utility Fund
Story
Manhattan
the Willard
Will Oppose Changes at Annual Meeting in Continental Congress
The article notes opposition to two key measures at the upcoming annual meeting. Amendments, tied to the Montana case, are set for introduction by Miss Mary Desa and other officials. State regents and officers from New Jersey and New York are active, with debates expected among seasoned legislators and lawyers. The session includes calls for investigations into AD and child labor conditions and a push for patriotic education measures.
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Montana
Congress
Congresses
Tne Legislate
Muichy
Mary
Desa
Icho
New ‘York
New York
Een
Can “Gssadaset
George’ “Mann
New Jersey
Msg. Keartort. Fégent
Rock Hagie
Bedle
Hiss “Ellen "Mecum
Irs
Congressmans Estate Bequest To Keifer Reported
In Ohio, Congressman J Warren Keifer of Springfield is named in the will of Col Furay of Kanopolis Kansas. The estate valued at about 327006 is bequeathed to Keifer along with property left by the late Wilant Puray, a war correspondent and editor of the Ohio State Journal.
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Ohio
Baitor
Keifer
Jett
Col .Furay
Maxim Gorky Revered Writer Seen as Revolutionary Force
A Russian official asserts Maxim Gorky is a revolutionary, not a reformer, and notes Andreyeva is a fellow revolutionary, not his wife. The official cites M. Morosoff’s funding of the cause, Gorky’s exile, and events surrounding Red Sunday and the industrial leadership’s meetings in 1905 Moscow.
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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 in New York Secret Eviction from Hotels
Maxim Gorky and Mile Andreleva remained hidden in New York after being evicted from three hotels on Saturday night. The Russian novelist, accompanied by Leroy M. Scott, headed toward Fifth Avenue near the A Club as mystery surrounds his whereabouts. Officials offered no information, while Scott said a few knew where Gorky was but chose secrecy to avoid renewed attention after his reported relation to Andreleva became public.
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New York
Maxim Gorky
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
Secretary Root received assurances that the Russian government has taken all possible precautions to prevent anti Jewish disturbances during Easter. Reports indicate no outbreaks or diss patches during the night and officials in Washington monitored the situation with Ambassador Meyer in St Petersburg for any signs of trouble.
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St. Petersburgs
Empire
State Department
Meyer
St. Petersburg
Russia
Stan Department
Hitcselz
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