Million for Schools Gift of an Aged Quakeress
Philadelphia April 23 A gift of one million dollars funds a perpetual endowment to aid rural and community schools for Southern negroes. Trustees Booker T Washington and Hollis Burke Frissell will administer, with Mr. Frissell and Mr. Washington naming successors. The grant directs income solely to rural and community schools, not to Hampton or Tuskegee institutes, and a fiscal agent will manage finances. The donor Miss Anna T Jeanes, an elderly Philadelphia Quakeress, has long backed black education and seeks cooperation with state and county officials to boost local schools.
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Philadelphia
Anna T. Jeanes
Booker T. Washington
Tuchogee Institute
Hollis Burke Frissell
Hampton Normal and Industrial Institute
United States
Washington and Frissell
Pennsylvania Company For
Hves
Kranting Annuttles
Booker T Washington
Tushuce
Stampton, Va
Perpetuty
Hiehy
Saa
T. Washington
Suime
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Uuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Tstees
Hollis Burke Frisset
Hampton Normal Rand Industrit Institute
Tuskeges Sormers and Industrial Institute
Jennes
Connally F Trigg Dies After Pneumonia
Connally F. Trigg of Abingdon Virginia dies at the Parker House in Boston from pneumonia after a cold. A former Virginia congressman and Commonwealth attorney for Washington County, he was 60. Burial will be at his summer home near Abingdon.
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Josten
Wiliam J. Bryan
Fall River
Boston
Algonquin Club
Gov Curtis Guild, Jr
Gov Guild
Mr Bryan
Florida
Congress
Gaia
Bryan
Harvard
Cambridge
Connally F
Trigg
Abingdon
Parker House
Symmonia
Abingposium Club
Don
Lawrence
Virginia
Washington County
Washington Bar Association
Washington
Abinedon
Virginians Visit Fair at Masonry Exhibition Night
Grand Master Sylvanus J. Quinn led a Virginia Masonry delegation at the Washington fair. Gov. Swanson could not attend due to James Town Exposition matters. About 7,000 visitors explored side shows and $2,000 was added to the building fund. Frank details include war relics donated to Federal Lodge and invitations for Eastern Star members to attend a 7:45 p.m. session.
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Sylvanus J. Quinn
Virginia
Gov. Swanson
Board of Control
Quinn
Washington
New Willard
Convention Hall
H. T. Wheeler
Grand Lodge
Grand Chapter
Grand Commandery
Acca Temple
Mystice Shrine
Richmond
B. I. Smith
Louis C. Wilson
Federal Lodge
Anton Heftmuller
Pennsylvania
Petersburg
Antietam
Wilderness
Gettysburg
Norfolk
Mamie King
B.C. Graham
National Electrical Supply Company
Graham
Clara HB
Bell
J. J. Faber
Order of the Eastern Star
Fifth
EK Streets
Hospital Corps
Cy" Coombs
Committee On
Puble Comfort and Order
City Post Office
Edward Bradley Freed Amid Assault Probe
Edward Bradley former Montgomery County deputy sheriff was released yesterday morning as police and Maryland authorities continue the assault case against him. Detectives traced leads around Bethesda while pursuing a jealousy theory. Mrs Rose Porter remains in Emergency Hospital recovering.
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Maryland
Edward Bradley
Montgomery County
Rose Porter
Sheridan Circle
Bethesda
Italian Art Gifts Inspire Museum Display and Spring Fashions
Boceal Gossip notes Mrs. Gardner donated artistic reproductions for the Abrarian’s museum, with red tones and large printed sheets. The piece also surveys spring fashion, praising affordable, well-cut coats and skirts in hyacinth blue cashmere and Shetland, plus a detailed walking costume with lilac blue accents and a white moire vest.
Plant Wizard Burbank Proposes Racial Mixing Plans
The Washington Post reports Luther Burbank asserts immigration enables scientific race improvement. He argues children should not attend school until age ten, overeducation is a curse, and that proper training and natural environments are essential. He urges careful cross national mixing to rear a superior race. His book The Training of the Human Plant outlines these ideas.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Luther Burbank
America
United States
Fuera
Burbank
Burbenk
Missouri House Seeks Pardon For Fort Leavenworth Escapee
Kansas City April 3 the Missouri house voted 6 to 20 to petition President Roosevelt for the pardon of W C Anderson jailed after recapture from Fort Leavenworth. He had earlier broken into aSweetwater post office Oklahoma and served three years of a seven year sentence before escaping and resuming a family life in Kansas City. Petitions bearing thousands of signatures circulate. White House has an application under DOJ review for records and recommendation.
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Kansas City
Missouri House of Representatives
Jefferson City
Roosevelt
W. C. Anderson
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Anderson
Sweetwater
Okla
White House
Department of Justice
New York Hosts 121st Annual English Club Dinner
James Bryce the British Ambassador to the United States and Attorney William Travers Jerome spoke at the St George Society of New York’s first annual dinner in Manhattan. The event at the Waldorf Astoria saw Bryce respond to a toast honoring His Majesty’s Representatives.
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English Club
New York
James Bryce
United States
William Travers Jerome
St George Society of
Manhattan
Waldorf
Astonia Hotel
Bryce
Ring Theft Laid To Boy At Local Store
Arthur Hall fifteen of 1024 Fourth Street Northwest was arrested by Detectives Warren and O Day while trying to dispose of a ring to a secondhand dealer on D Street. Nine pins of small value were found on him and identified as store property. Petit larceny charged, he was held in the House of Detention for Juvenile Court proceedings. Strength and Endurance are factors of greatest success, Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised.
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aArthur Hall
Fourth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Detectres Warren
O'Day
D Street
Jim
Hood
Dr John Watson ill. engagements canceled at Iowa Wesleyan
Ian MacLaren the pen name of Dr John Watson arrived at Mount Pleasant Iowa to address students at Iowa Wesleyan University but fell seriously ill with tonsillitis and was removed to a hospital. All of his engagements have been canceled.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
John Watson
Ian MacLaren
Mount Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan University
A Cashier's Discovery of Father John's Medicine
Miss Loretta M Hayde a cashier residing at 243 Washington Ave New York City reports Father John s Medicine as a positive remedy for throat and sing troubles She says I have taken Father John s Medicine as a body builder and find this medicine excellent for four years with great benefit No alcohol or dangerous drugs guaranteed
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Loretta M Hayde
Washington Ave
New York City
Father John
Hayde
Gibbons Reaffirms Support for Church and State Split
Cardinal Gibbons responded to Paul Sabatier by stating he remains unalterably attached to the separation of church and state in the United States. He stressed he speaks only for America and that civil government protects conscience while not interfering with proclaiming gospel truths. Gibbons, in New Orleans for Archbishop Blenk’s pallium ceremony, reaffirmed this stance in an interview.
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New Orleans
Cardinal Gibbons
Paul Sabatier
M. Sabatier
America
Rome
Blenk
Metropolitan guests fill hotels with prominent names
Conried, director of the Metropolitan Opera House, Berlin back in good health after crossing the Atlantic. Numerous American visitors including Tarbell, Hatch, Ditton, and many others are listed at the Metropolis and St James hotels in Boston New Willard and Arlington, with scattered mentions across multiple cities. A final note confirms Conried’s improved condition following his voyage.
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Saltinore
T. E Flerbarty
W. H Tarbell
Mel Halt
Roston
C Warren Poca
William L. Walker Shoralam
Estabrook
New Willan
Hatch
W. Root
New Willard
Cmicago
George M. Vastine
FH Armstrong
Mary E. Downie
G. A Summers
H Max Dunning
Sidney Willams
George H Ditton
Regent
New York City
J Seldom
T Rothschild
HA Hackman
Fred C Reutling
CH. Kruger
Bayard P. Holmes
Raleigh M. Sternhelm
Charles JH Trey
HP. Long
D. Althhanstein
Brosanberg
Martin Trakenon
P. Qubarn
Li Weaver
W. Snowien
B. K Pugh
J Ft Graham
BG Mabon
G' Marsham
Lowla Loveran
Metropolites
Mra
Guy Standing
William Lakeman
Charles Setser
J W. Brandt
S71
Ward
National
DS Overs
BM Jeffroy
7B Reynolds
de J . Munger
JW. Fell
Joan O ‘Wilson
St. James
G. ‘Tarleton Goldwalthe
Francis Brown
Mra S' Spiesr’ Dickenson
Birs
Adam Wilson
Edward Wilson
Mary Wilson
Agnes Wilson
RD McCready
Conried
Berlin
Heinrich Conried
Metropolltan Opera House
New York
Atlantic
Girus Mother Prefers Charge Against Clerk
Mrs G B Campbell claims her daughter Gertrude 16 was involved with Howard Johnson a 4 clerk of 131 Thirteenth Street NW. Johnson was arrested by Detectives Horn and Barbee on a charge connected to the girl and posted bond to appear in Police Court this morning. he denies the allegations.
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G. B. Campbell
Howard Johnson
Thirteenth Street Northwest
Horn and
Barbee
Johnson
Gertrude
Imp
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bonds
Miss Burlingame Weds Tracy Hoppin in New York Ceremony
Miss Constance Burlingame granddaughter of a diplomat and Tracy Hoppin son of Providence elites married in a 4 PM ceremony at St James Church. The reception followed at the bride’s home with Miss Mary Dows as maid of honor and Frederick S Hoppin as best man.
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Diplomat
Tracy Hoppin
Weekington Post
New York
Constance Burlingame
Edward Livermore Burlingame
Igte
Anson Burlngame
China
Frederick Street Hoppin
Providence
St. James' Church
Mary Dows
Benjamin Brewster
Frederick S Hoppin
Asheville festival opens with Damrosch and New York Symphony
Asheville hosts a musical festival at the Auditorium led by Walter Damrosch and the New York Symphony Orchestra. Mme Hembrich performs tomorrow evening. Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt hosts a dinner at Biltmore House with a theater party. Commander and Mrs. Cowles and the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Metcalf are expected to join the Vanderbilt house party at Biltmore this week.
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Washington Post
Asheville
N. C
Auditorium
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Mma. Hembrich
George W. Vanderbilt
Biltmore House
Mrs Vanderbuilt
Col Brown Critically Ill Railroad Official
Col L S Brown, general agent of the Southern Railway, is in critical condition at his Sterling apartments. A nurse reported he rested well today, continuing a three day pattern, with no prognosis given on recovery.
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Col L S Brown
Southern
G W A Alumni Dine Women Hear Addresses at Banquet
George Washington Alumni banquet draws 100 alumni and guests in Washington. President Needham declares Washington the greatest unused educational opportunity in the United States as Dr W A White cites Washington as a science center. Speakers urge expanded university facilities and capital site decisions.
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Needham
United States
Washington
W. A. White
Capital
Mater
George Washington University
Rauacher’s
Hawin G. Brandenburg
Arts and Sciences
Hugh ’ Rowland
Government Hospital For the
America
Justice Anderson
Abram Simon
Cortelyou
Coghlan
New York
Macfarland
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Fund For Education of Colored Children
South
Bryan Guild
Massachusetts
Connally F. Trigg
Masonic Fair Managers
Richard Sylvester
James L. Marshall
Temple
Friends of Masonry
Eastern Star
Cy” Coombe
Leman
A M_ Frederick
George P. Baden
Charles Weber
A. E. Hamacher
James A. Gordon
R. Schreiner
W. W. Cree
Charles J. Rose
H. B. A. Gutshall
George A. Bennett
M K. Eppley
George Bishop
H A Cumberland
E. G. Tegeler
George T. Galliher
BH. Bridwell
William J. Donovan
Atta Austin
Marshal Faber
Raymond L Rogers
Royal G. Jenks
Sheridan Ferree
Faber
Tair
Attendanta
New Jerusalem
Boceal
Wizard of Vegetation
Missouri House
Bryce and
Jerome
Arthur Hall
Everaperhhchive
Ian Maclaren II
Gibbons
Sabatier
California
D. Waelnberger
Raleigh
H Guntry
J A Gantry
St James Marshal
Harris
St Francisco
Arlington
Schord
Gusith and White
Los Angeles
New Wilard
Naps
Wattingford
Reese
Stamford
Metropolitan
Etta Merriam "Moridien
Jkmas
CM. Spicer
AG Splear
Misa SD
Spicer
Norwalk
Minnesota
E . Garrieth
Minnespolig
Missouri
Henry W Tarlor
J. James
H. D. Hemet
St Louis
James
C “Koons
Kansan
Riege
New Jersey
Margaret Clarke
Misa
Nancy Clarke
Roland Park
Ralegh
H_ Rollingon
Clizebeth
Powell
Morristoun
Montclair
New Wittard
H Rummen
Deveune
Arthur Pareons
Syracuza
Wo Riese
Schenectady
J A Granger
Rochester
JP Dowers
Buffel
Fred Whesler
Syracuse
Fred B Whealer
St Janes
North Carolina
McLord
Onia
Metropoltan
Girus
Metcalf
Vanderbilts
Col. Brown
G. W. A. Alumni
Greater University
R. Felder Able
George No Acker
Wo Acker
J.P. Alexander
T. H Anderson
Percy Ash
Frack J. Avert
Paul Barrach
de. DT. Birtwall
William A. Boyd
BO. Brandenburg
N. J. Burchell
WE Bull
CC Calhoun
H. H Campbell
Wilbur J Carr
William P. Cars
Mitchell Carroll
J W. Chappell
Thomas M. Chatard
Melville Church
Calinday
Crawford
H. Bradley Davidson
Allan Davis
F. Te Day
Charles Ray Bean
William A. de Catndry
Giarenss W Ds Knight
H Donnelly
James M.drysiale
Edward H. Bakle
John Paul Earnest
Selden’ M. Bly
Charles H Fairman
Robert
Hope
Monros Hopkins
Williston
Hough
C W Hyde
T D Jeffress
William G Johan
A. F A. King
William B King
John B Larner
P FL Larner
Harry F Letch
W. V. Lers
J’ Tall Lewie
A. Limer
T. N McLaughlin
H. B OF
Mactarland
Oda T Mason
W A. Moss
H Middiston
Charles E Munroe
Charien W Neadham
J B Nichols
Theotore W Noyes
Harti J. Pack
J Fred Peake Frot
Paul N. Pack
Arther Peter
W. H Phillips
Arthur G. Plant
DW. Prentiss
George L Reymond
Congressman Inspecta
Newport
R. I
Edward de V. Morreil
Ochre Point
C. H. P. Gilbert
Sloan’s
G Street
United States Treasury Dept
THE
Old Colony Company
H St
Sloan’s Galleries
G St
C. G. Sloan & Co
Steinway
Cecilian
Uneeda Biscuit
Hubbard Heating Co
Phona Main
Washington Gaslight Co
Lacey
St. NW
Lacey, Prast
Gen
Mer
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave. N. W
7Th
H Sts. N. EB
7Th St. S. W
CERES
Castelberg
Penna
Ave
Cumcen
O'Downell
Goodyear Raincoat Co
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