Ornate 1920s Society Page Attendees in Satin and Lace
Fashion notes list numerous ladies in satin and velvet gowns with embroidery pearls and crystals. Names identified include Miss Hinckley Mrs Hinckley Mr Walter McLean Mrs Spencer Cosby and many others among a long crowd of social figures at a formal event.
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Robert Hinckley
Miss Hinckley
Thomas Noyes
Atin Adler
Misa Fearn
Frusselt
Harrison Aller Geay
Misa Varthena
Harrison
Ful Cabott
Mss
Ceara Merriam
Mina
Tennessee Society Formed in the District of Tennessee
A Tennessee society formed with joint officers elected led by Grand Sovereign and officers representing the district. Notable names include Carett wax, Mears, and Shields as treasurer, with others listed among the early leadership and officers.
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Sen
Iniers
Tennessee Ruin
Bardqoy
Grand Sovereign
Scotish
Shields
Anko Sora
Peace Palace Dedication Fosters Pan American Unity
Taft pledges effort to ease discord among nations at the dedication of the Pan American Peace Palace. Knox Root and de la Barra address, Andrew Carnegie’s gift noted, and a peace tree planted as presidents, diplomats, and officials praise the Inter American Bureau of American Republics.
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Taft
Andrew
Carnegie
Albert Kelyey
Philadelphia
United States
Senor de la Barra Mente
Norcross Brothers
Worcester
Mass
Kelsey
Norcross
Barrett
Andrew Carnegie
Senator Root
Skibo
Bureau of Auerban
Ife
Washington
Ambasaador
Brasil
Joaquim Nabuco
Senor de la Barra
America
Europe
New England
Pir Carnegte
Universal Peace
Cer Cently
New York
Court of Honor
Istaly
Colombia
Costa Rica
Argentina
Chie
Ecuador
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Guatemala
Honduras
Vestco
Panama
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela
Cuba
Brazil
Bolivia
Hardings
Weather Summary of April 1910 Across Regions
Weather data from the Weather Bureau reports abnormal early April temperatures and frost across the southern states, shifting to warmer conditions in the Midwest and Northeast. The bulletin notes unsettled barometric conditions, persistent rain, and variable winds from the Appalachians to the Great Lakes, with moderate to fresh southwesterly winds offshore and a march toward more seasonable temperatures by Thursday in the central regions. Maximums and minimums are listed for several stations, including recorded frosts in Georgia and Florida and readings across the Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
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Washington
Almaya
Souhern States
Florida
Eastwad
Michigan
Iona
Upper Lake Region
Atlantic
Lelo Gertured
New Ene
Ohio Valley
Roe Plains
Rocky Mountain Region
Alent Phils
Placo
New England
Middle Atlantic
Nouth Atlantic
Lunar Lakes
Upper Lakes
Sunedo Road
Northern
Prominent Men on Peace and Public Duty
A collection of quotes from Taft Secretary Knox Senator Root and Andrew Carnegie on peace, US leadership, and the mission of the International Bureau of American Republics. The statements emphasize unity among 21 republics, support for the administration, and the moral critique of war as a measure of strength.
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Americas
Western Hemisphere
Washington
International Bureau of the
American Repub
Cape Horn
Bering Sea
United States
Taft
Knox
Root
Mont
James @ lane
Game Administration
Carolinal Gibbons
Barrett
Funlding
Bureau
Knox Sam
Latin America
International Bureau of American Republics
Knox Albert Kelsey
Union of the American Republics
Senator Root
International Union
Odd Fellows Celebrate Ninety-First Founding Anniversary
The Washington jurisdiction Odd Fellows marked the ninety first anniversary with a large gathering at Odd Fellows Hall on Seventh Street. Senator Fletcher of Florida gave the principal address praising the fellowship's work and its service to the nation. The crowd filled the hall hours before events, with many officers, guests, and family members in attendance.
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Story
Seventh ’Street
District
Odd Fellowship
Xta
Washington
Odd Fellows Hall
Seventh Street
Duncan Upshaw Fletcher
Florida
Great Worlda Fellowship
Ang Hig
RA Pumphrey
Canton
Washington Ne
Grand Lodge
Senator Fletcher
Thomas J Gates
William G Phillips
Thomas L Jones
TD Clapp
D A Dugan
Charles B Hennes
Theodore T Apple
Edith Stowell
George S Collson
Thomas L. Joes
Wiliam J Hope Jarand
Wah Priest
Wiliam G
Phillips J T Allison Sanmet K
Yowee Wow
Mil Nan
George Gerberich
Willam H Sellers
John J Gherry
Samuel A
Toose Eagar D
Thompson Frederick 4
Royse
William H Smoot
Join Taylor
George F Johnston Hichard
Ford Willam
Graves
W Fstelie Yoaklay
Anna Grey
E ‘Webet
Minnie Lephiew
Miz
Anna Billings
D Keck
Daward
G Dunn Jamey W Tysons
John D
Yoskiey
C D Shackelford
Washington Knights celebrate thirteenth anniversary
Washington Council No. 224 Knights of Columbus marked its thirteenth anniversary with a program at K of Hall. Representative John Kenner of Mausnchusette delivered the address, recounting the order’s early struggles and current aims, followed by remarks from Grand Knight George R. Repettl and other members.
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Washington Council
Knights
of Columbus
Johm A ‘Kenner
Mausnchusette
Knights of Columbus
George R. Repettl
Washington Counel
Sisasti Ee
Council
HF Crognon
Edward J ‘Wallis
George H Q Connor
Frank Duggan
Milburn
Mathew B Horne
Joseph P Cullen
Frank Donn
Thomas J Fisher
Philip F Gormley
Edwin Joyce
WFB
Malone Francis J Mulbell
George
H Ogle
Mothers Congress Meets For May Day Pin Sale
The National Congress of Mothers met in Washington to arrange distribution of May Day pins to honor mothers. About 400000 pins were ordered with 2000 to be worn by city residents, to be sold through business places like Red Cross stamps. Proceeds support child welfare work by the congress.
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National Congress of Mothers
Washington Loan End ‘Trust
Congress of Mothers
Congress
Washington Congress
National Capital
Red Cross
Scottish Rite Degree Ceremony Held At Temple
The Scottish Rite Degre e Dvangelist Chapter conferred degrees on Melvin Rich George W Karla and George M Bettis at the Scottish Rite Temple Amos Hose. Participating in the ceremony were Pred M Bock Roe Fulk erson Harry Rothechild KE Simpson C P Morey Milton Hopfenmaier LE MecCubbin Allan Busslus James H Me Intosh JH Von Herrmann C J B Toepper and H P McIntosh. It was ladies night with the clubhouse available to wives of members and their friends.
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Muse Crox
Melvin
Rich George W Karla
George M Bettis
Amos Hose
Bock Roe Fulkerson
Harry Rothechild
KE Simpson
P Morey
Milton Hopfenmaier LE
MecCubbin
Allan Busslus
James H MeIntosh
JH von Herrmann
J B Toepper
H P McIntosh
Temple
A G V Hold Reunion and Lee Statue Protests Ignite Confederate Veterans
In Boston a Confederate Veterans reunion recalls Civil War memory as Gen Ingiam urges justice for the South and nation. He cites Lee commissions and Adams remarks while Massachusets critics of a Lee statue are rebuked as ignorant. Miss Lucy White Mayes, granddaughter of Jefferson Davis, is honored on stage as veterans kiss her hand and cheer.
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Bay State
Lee
Capitol
Jeff” Davis
Ingiam Naa Veen
South
Stephen B Lee
Massachusette
National
Robert B Lee
Massachusets
Ger Bingham
Charles Francis Adams
Boston
Lee Dd Brngham
Dixie
Lucy White Mayes
Ie Sala
Confederacy
Mas Rayes
Miss Hayes Io
Laughters of 1812 Elect Officers At Afternoon Congress
The annual Congress ended with a reception in the New Wizard and delegates will be greeted by Mr Taft this afternoon. Officers elected include Second Vice President Mrs Charles Catlin and Ward Corresponding Secretary Mrs Matthias Steeman. The session featured a report by National Historian Mrs John H Richardson. A mangled body was found on a nearby track, an unidentified Black man likely fatally injured.
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Taft
Dickiasan
Navy
Teras
Johnson
Henry Gannett
Gannett
Arthur Ramsay
Connel
Gilleapie
Willam R Smith
Government Botanic Gardens
Vles Mary Temple
Pennesses
Matthew T Scott
John Miler Horton
Symons
Tranela G Colton
Archibald Davia
Sehtex
Yennen Jennings
P Lee Philips
Preston Gibson
Clarence Moore
Stepten
Elkins
Arthur Lee
Patten
Henry Corbin
A E Bates
Switzerland
Ritter
Henri Martin Seccntary
Legation
Austrian
Hungary
Mme Loewenthal de Linau
von Stumm
Yung Kiwal
Louis Cores
Robert I Fleraing
Cameron
de Thal
von Bruening
Baron Hardenbroek
Warst
Areullu
Huidekoper
Mary Steridan
Swisher
Spencer Cosby
Frank Eis
Lloyd W Bowers
Gist Blatt
Woodbury Blair
Jvarz Anderson
Waiter Andrews Micsubel_ Boardman
Mian Sherrill
Gen Witton
Mme
Vanes
Alan
Clephane
Kennard
Clarence Witton
Thomas T Ga
Horses Wyle
Sally James Farnham
White House
Colonial Dames
William Gerry Slade
New York City
Charles Catlin
Wisconsin
Ahrd
John Miller Horton
Buffalo
Noble Newport Potts
Household Remedy Promoted by Ralph Rust Willig
An advertisement claims Hoods Sarsaparilla is a long standing household remedy for cleansing the blood and expelling humors from winter illness. The seller, Ralph Rust Willig Mich, notes his farming work exposes him to bad weather and he uses the product in spring with good results. The ad urges purchasing Sarsaparilla in liquid or tablet forms.
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Ralph Rust Willig Mich
Body of Girl Unclaimed Inhalation death claimed by Coroner
The unclaimed body of Mary Jecking was found dead in a city home last Sunday. Coroner Neill ruled death by inhalation of illuminating gas. The body remains at the city morgue. burial or cremation will occur if unclaimed within 21 hours.
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Mary
Etv
Neill
Sylvester
Lakeland
Fla
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