Begin Work Roll Call and Elections of Officers
Official reader suggests ways to expedite election of officers. Omission of Mrs Loyhed name as Minnesota state regent prompts apologies and president general's hope the accident will cement friendship. Mrs Putnam of New Jersey is endorsed by the state for vice president general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Richards
OD. A. R
New York
Pennsylvvania
Miss Richards
Roosevelt
Barker
Minnesota
Minesota
Edgar H. Loyhed
McLean
A’s
New Jersey
FE. G. Putnam
Elizabeth
Ellen Mecum
Charles Yardley
Continental Hall
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Washington Fit for a Nation
The seventeenth annual congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution convened in Continental Memorial Hall Washington with opening prayers speeches by Mrs Theodore C Bates and others. Delegates from 46 chapters gathered to discuss credentials programs and fund raising for Continental Hall as plans were unveiled to raise 150000 via a bond and a major hall project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Memorial Hall
Ther Otheringnam Nobie
Theodore C. Bates
Gene
Massachusetts
Amuel W. Jamison
Eac Aean Tape Ee
Children of the American Revolution visit Mount Vernon
About 100 members visited Mount Vernon for annual services around Washington’s tree and a wreath on his tomb. They traveled downriver on the steamer Clbles Macalester from Seventh street wharf at 10 o clock. National and state officers and directors will read reports, with cups awarded for top society, growth, and membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Washington
Clbles Macalester
Seventh Street
Continental Hall
New York
Conference on Naturalization Uniformity Among U S Attorneys
Assistant Attorney General Cooley opened a series of conferences with assistant U S attorneys and chief examiners in naturalization matters under the 1907 act. Attendees included Carlos White, Peter Blager of San Francisco, Walter Cafey, Selhmacher of Denver, and others from Chicago Boston Detroit St Paul St Louis New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Seattle.
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Cooley
United States
Carlos G. White
Peter W. Blager
San Francisco
Walter A. Cafey
WF. Selhmacher
Denver
D. DD. Cakdwell
G. A. Coutchfield
Chicago
W. FL. Lewin
James Farreaul
Boston
Herbert Cole
Joseph McCay
Detroit
J. C. Sweet
R. S. Coleman
St. Paul
M. M. Dearing
A. I. Church
St. Louis
Hugh Govern, Jr
C. O'C. Crawley
New York
W. S. Gregg Ard
J. C. Shear
Philadelphia
P. S. Chambers
W. M. Rogadale
Pittsburg
A. W. Baber
John Speed Smith
Seattle
Parker to Denver as New York delegate at large
New York reports that Judge Alton B. Parker will go to Denver as the New York delegate at large to the Democratic national convention. Arthur McCausland, Parker's former campaign secretary, says Parker did not seek the post but has no plan to decline it.
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New York
Alion B. Parker
Denver
Arthur McCausland
Parker
McCausland
Hood's Sarsaparilla Under the Hood
Under the Pure Food and Drugs Act no change was needed in its formula or advertising. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to be always pure safe and beneficial since its origin from Dr Oliver of Boston and used with great success. It is described as an ideal spring medicine appetite restorer and blood purifier.
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Oliver
Boston
Hood
Columbia
James O'Neill
Virginius
Virgin
Washington
Columbia Theater
Sheridan Knowles
Edwin Forrest
John McCullaugh
F Street Playhouse
Virginiaea
O'Neill
Neill
Mr. O
M. Clement
Virginia
Joseph Slater
Dentatus
Norman Hackett
Isilis
QC Nell
Monte Cristea
National Theatre Review of Marys Lamb Musical Farce
Washington audiences welcomed Carle's Americanized musical comedy Marys Lamb at the National Theatre. Leander Lamb and Miranda Lamb anchor a lively three-act farce with thirteen songs, strong comic action, and bright stage settings. Otis as Miranda and Mills as Sylvia deliver standout performances alongside a capable supporting cast.
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National
Ricard
Carle
Mary
The
Mme, Mongodin
Mr. Carle
Leander Lamb
Washington
Lamb
Mary Miranda Lamb
Leander
Sylvia
Montrose
Bill’ Blackwell
Lamab
Lheart
Miranda
Cale
Ught
Ilila Proctor Otis
le Best
Crom
Jeannette Law
Bertha Mills
John 3. Clark
Rank Webher
Harry Montgomery
Betsey
Rathers
Jamais
la Vie
Madagascar
Taft Praises Missionaries and Civil Filipino Church Roles
Secretary Taft in New York lauds Christian missions in the Philippines and urges growth of the Roman Catholic Church. He credits church strength with supporting civil government and peace in the islands and commends Judge Wilfley for Shanghai reforms. He spoke at Carnegie Hall and at a Downtown Club luncheon.
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Islands
New York
Taft
Henry W. Taft
Giles E. Taintor J
Pinestreat
Laurren
Carnégie Hall
Lebeus B. Wilfley
Shanghai
United Staten
Far East
Orient
Philippines
Bank capitalization surge signals robust financial footing
Amid steady growth, the bank reports capital, surplus, and stockholders' liability totaling 7,760,000, indicating a strong balance sheet foundation. Strong entities include the bank and its capital figures, reflecting sound financial health and investor confidence.
Gould is Too Jealous Mothers Peace Hope Declares
Mrs Edward Kelly, mother of Mrs Frank Gould, says reconciliation is hoped but a close friend reveals Helen Gould fought for two years against her husband’s jealous treatment. Helen would pursue legal action if needed, though she may join Frank Gould at Hot Springs to end their domestic troubles.
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Washington Post
New York
Edward Kelly
Frank Jay Gould
Gould
Helen
Tis
Frank
Frank Gould
Kelly
Hotsyethe
Hejten
Lakewood
Lunci
Hot Springs
Italy Wins Post Office Rights in Turkish Lands
April 20 Rome reports Turkey accepted Italian post offices in Turkish territory to avoid a naval demonstration. Italy also pursued recognition of broader claims including Italian property purchase rights and coast navigation. The incident is considered closed as Italian ships were to remain in Italian waters.
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Rome
Turkey
Italy
Ottoman Empire
Constantinople
Porte
Ualian
Paris
Belair
Asia
St. Louis
Granite City
Roosevelt
Signar Titlant
Sulian
Tripoli
Imerte
Miss Helen Brett Stars With Marys Lamb at National Theater
Washington actress Miss Helen Brett appears this week in the Andrew Curie production Marys Lamb at the National Theater sharing the stage with Marya Espinosa who doubles as understudy to key roles. Brett may also perform as Mercedes the little maid at the Wednesday matinee.
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Helen Brett
Washington
Elec
Marya Lamb
National Theater
Carmen Hspinoza
New National Theater
Richard Curle
Mary’s Lamb
Curie
Ids Pinoza
Wwashington
Jeannette Lowrie
M Berta Millis
Phillis Atwood
Georgetown
Mercedes
Miss Brett
Col
T. M. Brett
Thirty-first Street
Philippines
Col. Brett
Far East
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Medean
Pererpert
Owas
Jamestown
Bord Hall
Yau
William Stanley
Kansas
Sallie Swing Marshall Hardy
Justce John Marshall
Kentucky
Eben Spencer Massey
District of Columbia
Samuel Ammon
Fittsburg
Anderson
Big Republic
National Society of Patriotic Women
Ctizen
America
Charlotte Emerson Main
Richard Jackson Barker
Donald McLean
Congress
R. J. Barker
BD. A. R
Rhode, Island
H. L. Hodgkins
D. A. A Congress
Hunyadi
Janos
Chase
Joe Welch
Ellis Island
Filis Island
Mr. Welch
Frederic Voelker
Mr. Voelker
Schrode
Mulvey
Thorne
Carleton
Novelles Circus
Mile
la Veda
Willie Weston
Cohan
Lyceum
Brngadiers
Goss
Minnie Harrison
Lester and
Moore
Ed. Rogers
Cotton Blossoms
John L. Neff
Araki
Academy
Beulah Poynter In
Lena Rivers
Lena River
Mary Holmes
Beulah Poynter
Jena
Miss Poynter
Gayely
Happyland
Janoviand
Manolita
Monarch Comedy Four
Sam Sams
Uability
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
E. F. Droop & Sons CO
Victor
Caruso
Cavalieri
Tetrazzini
Farrar
Scotti
Plancon
Metropolitan Opera House
Steinway
Pennsylvania Ave
Sultan
Avinen
Weiss Fsc Eia
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th St
Mme
Heinegk-Lloyd
Dramatic Soprans
Vocal Studios
Elik Damast Eide
Peter Grogan
W. & J. Sloane
Axminster
Berlin
India
H Street
N. W
Henry Evans
F St. No. W
Pedro Domeca
Spariard
Christian Xander
St. Merk
Potomac Electric Power Company
Fourteenth Street
Conn. Ave
Tharp’s
Berkeley Rye
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