D A R Will Send Relief To Earthquake Victims
Succor will be extended to the stricken city of San Francisco by the Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution. A resolution will be offered to appropriate funds for aid to California. The event featured Will Carleton, music, and a bas relief presentation from the French to mark Franco-American friendship.
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San Francisco
Continental
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental St
Mre
Monicy
California
Tregent
Will Carletwn
France
Unis Society
George Edward Smith
Predick Ald
Ely
Taghion
Macfarland
McLean
Piateai
New York
Marstend
Althoug Mary
Colomibias
D. A
Washington
George Washington
Will Carleton
Cuban Minister Quesada Addresses Willard Banquet
Senor Quesada the Cuban Minister told the Sons of the Revolution at the Willard Hotel that Cuba will stand or fall with the United States in war and that the two flags will float in union. He called Cuba the child of Colombia and emphasized strong ties to the mother republic. I W Huidekoper presided as John L Carroll acted as toastmaster.
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United States
Willard Hotel
United Staté
Republic of Cuba
Senor Quesada
Sons of the Revolution
Willard
Cuba
Columbia
I. W. Huidekoper
Sons,of the Revolution
John L. Carroll
Ellicott City
Ards Actant
Children Visit Tomb at Mount Vernon for Tree Planting
Children of the American Revolution journeyed to Mount Vernon for devotional exercises at Washington's tomb. A sapling was planted with a promise to grow into a large tree shading the tomb and beautifying the grounds, reported by a society member.
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Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon -Yesterscenes
Tomb of
Washington
Mount Veri
Frisco Owa Special Chicaso Roster for Relief
A fragment reports HL Maxster as president of a special relief effort. It mentions private car convoys and Pacific Coast aid aims. Mr Harriman is to personally command the railway system from San Francisco, focusing efforts on California relief.
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Chicaso
HL Maxster
Msikiman
Paeli
San Francisco
Harriman
California
Toasts Recall Navy Ceremony and New DC Year Books
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley led a toast to The Navy and government service at a New York society gathering. Short toasts followed by Hugl of New York, F. B. Sands, and Col J. M. Morgan. The yearbooks with the new constitution and by laws were distributed, listing officers and members of the District of Columbia. Attendees included Senor Quesada Admiral Sotley Hugh Hastings Stanley C. Brooks Douglas Merritt and others.
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Seniey
District of Columbia
Senor, Quesada
Admiral Sotley
Hugh Hastings
Stanley C. Brooks
Douglas Merritt
W. B. Abi B. Oc Bell
R. Ht. Benneth
Dri
FH. Bigalow
Pe Carmody
John ‘Lee’ Carrall
Capt
R. Davenport
Li. J. Davis
Dunit
Matthew Goddard
Fo. Banakoner
G . Jangworthhy
Col
J. M. Morgan
Br. Muncaster
J. Owens
AK. Parke
Armistead Poler
Jr. David
Rittenhouse
P. B. Sands
C. H Sinclair
J. Kk. Stout
E .B. Wilson
Walter Wyraan
Double Murder on the L train platform in New York
Police report a double murder at an elevated railroad station in New York City. Louis R Williams and Tiggie Williams, both colored, were shot by a man with a parcel containing a revolver. The killer fled on a northbound Lenox avenue car. pursuit failed near Eighth Avenue and Street. The victims, wrangling over a female companion, were ambushed on the platform as spectators watched in panic.
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York
Louis R. ‘Williams
Tig Zie Williams
Lénox Avenue
Manhattan Avenue
Bearn
Eighth Avenue
Th Street
List Street
Lenox Avenue
Palmer to Stand Trial in California Suit
New York April 19 Justice Glegerich ruled Palmer the former Broadway Bank president will stand trial in a case brought by his brother James R Palmer and other relatives of California to contest the will of Francis Aspury Palmer was disguised when he testified and was said to have lent about 1,000,000 to institutions for training young men for the ministry
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New York
California
Francis Aspury
Palmer
Justice Glegerich
Broadway
Hank
Cipriano Castro
Republic of Venezuela
America
Washington
Gomez
Willam
Cramdail
Castro
Venezuela
President Receives D A R Daughters at White House
A White House gathering of over 1,300 Daughters of the American Revolution and White House staff welcomed the president and Mrs. Roosevelt. Dignitaries from distant states formed a long line in the East entrance and collected memories of early American history while paying tribute to the nation’s founders. The event, marked by warm weather and gala atmosphere, featured Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. McLean in formal attire and a concerted sense of patriotic pride as visitors viewed the Continental Memorial Hall.
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Congress
McLean
Lexington
Edward Everett Hale
Globe
Hale
D. A
A. G. Eldridge
Washington
Colombia
Hustes
Iowa
Georgia
White “House
Ion
Roosevelt
Mia
Donald SieLean
Negstsary
Dent
Deusner
Ned Bast
Peacle
Continental Memorial Hall
Fairbanks
Falrbanilis
Fifteenth Continental Congress
McLean Action
Massachusetts
Montana
Weed
Saleen Board
Truncated Personal Notes From De ARs Meeting
Fragmentary OCR text cites the De ARs PERSONALS meeting with State regent Mrs. Masurs and various names including Miss Missouri, Mrs. Madre, Capt. Moore, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Eat Fonts, Mrs. Te, Mrs. Charles Rohits and Anna Katherine Green. Mentions a Colonial banner chapter, National Historical can follow, and a forthcoming public tribute referencing Liberty’s Spirit.
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Masurs
Barra
Charles Rohits
Hi Petitname
Anna
Katherine’ Green
Robita
Majneér
Avid
Aintet
Jonoht
Rohits
Robbs
Teprehe Banner
the Banner
Hale's
Melidy
Factional Strife Stirs Members of the D A R
Rumors spread at Continental Memorial Hall as factional strife rises within the Daughters of the American Revolution. Disputes involve Mrs. McLean and Mrs. Fairbanks over invitations and platform seating at a Massachusetts celebration. Montana matters also color today’s proceedings amid hopes of tense debates and possible ballot surprises.
Accused forger Castro Goming Here on 675 Note
Complex early 20th century report outlines alleged forgery involving a note for 6 75 dollars tied to Jayaat Bond and M Kingsley Company. Names real estate figures and banks, cites detectives Parham and O Brien, and notes initial arrest, release on bond, and later discussions of a trial. Also reports Cipriano Castro of Venezuela planning to visit the United States for diplomatic recognition or as private citizen, per William Crandall.
Veteran Circus Star William Gardin Dies After Career
William H Gardin, a veteran showman linked with Gardner Kenyon and later with Barnum & Bailey and other circuses, died after a long show career spanning decades. He began with his father’s troupe and most recently owned part of the Hegenbeck circus. He was widely known in the circus world.
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William
ER. Gardin
New Girs
William H. Gardnér
Mméumenia” Tona
Dan Gardner
Gardner & Kenyon Circus
Ther ‘Orepaugh, Sells
Barnum & Bailey ‘Circuses
I. Hegenbeck Circus
Thirty Laborers Hurt In Duluth Railroad Trestle Collapse
In Duluth on April 18 a trestle linking two piers of the Duluth Mesabe and Northern Railroad collapsed. Ten job applicants crowded toward the foreman when a rail failed, sending thirty men dropping about forty feet. Officials report no fatalities. Also reported, Samuel J T Wells obtains a divorce from Mignonettia MM P on grounds of desertion. decree signed by Chief Justice Claheugh.
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Duluth
Duluth, Mesabe and Northern Railroad
Samuel J. T. Wells
Mignonettia MM. P
Tnd
Claheugh
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