Roosevelt Sons Lead Circus Fever In Washington
Archie and Quentin Roosevelt with Lieutenant Bulmer attend the Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers circus. Clowns, elephants, bears, and a dramatic fire scene thrill a large crowd as youngsters swarm the grounds and parade. Parental skepticism melts into circus fever amid chariot and horse races and a bustling side show.
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Sells Brothers
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Archie
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Quentin Roosevelt
R. C. Bulmer
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Merry party at circus for Goldenberg workers
One hundred twenty five cashiers stock clerks and children from Goldenberg's attended a circus event last night. Millard Robey organized the outing with chaperons guiding and supper provided by management to avert trouble. Cars ferried guests to the grounds where they toured all show areas and seats were arranged near the main route with refreshments provided.
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Ergat
Millard ‘Robey
William Schaub
Fuller
Moore
Dr. Lewis
Runaway Circus Parade Wrecks Fire Equipment Injures Boy
A Forepaugh-Sells parade wagon ran wild along New Jersey avenue after failures in the B street incline. The hook and ladder truck crashed into a tree, injuring driver George Bell and trampling a boy, William Shaffer, who suffered a knee injury. The horses bolted through a frightened crowd as the apparatus was damaged and withdrawn from the parade.
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New Jersey Avenue
B Street
George Bell
Bell
William Shaffer
Casualty Hospital
Matthy
Brownson Reaches Frisco on Way to New Naval Post
Admiral Brownson arrived in San Francisco en route to Washington to assume as chief of the Bureau of Navigation replacing Rear Admiral Converse, who retired nearly a year ago. He will visit Yonkers, North Carolina, with his two daughters for ten days before heading to the capital. Converse will relinquish May 18, Dayton to command Asiatic station, to be followed by Hemphill as commander in succession.
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Brownson
San Francisco
Washington
Bureau of Navigation
George A. Converse
Ira
Asiatte
Yonkers
Dayton
Philippine Squadron
Asiatic Station
Hemphill
Board of Inspection and Survey
Philippine Station
Northern players invited for Mid Atlantic tennis tourney in Washington
The second annual Middle Atlantic States tournament, to be played on the Bachelors' Tennis Club courts in M street, Washington, May 27 to 30, invites notable players from the North. Defending champion Conrad B. Doyle leads Washington entries with veterans John Davidson and Dr Glaze Brook reportedly possible to play. Notable entrants include Ralph Hilla John Ballanger Gilbert Kelley J B Carlisle and Geoghegan may shake up the field. Richard Hooker will not attend. Events are men's singles doubles and ladies' singles.
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Middle Atlantic States
M Street
South
Atlanta
Washington
J. Parmlee Peret
Conrad B. Doyle
John Davidson
Glaze Brook
Geoghegan
Gettng
Bachelora’ Club
Ralph Hilla
John Ballanger
Gilbert Kelley
J. B. Carlisle
Richard Hooker
Fnals
Doyle
Mrs. Ross Winans Dead in Paris Cerebrospinal Meningitis
Telegrams confirm the death of Mrs. Ross Winans in Paris from cerebrospinal meningitis. She was Neva Whistler, cousin of artist Whistler and of her husband, the Winans, a famed railroad family linked to William L. and Hoss Winans. She leaves two sons and a daughter. one son at Eton, the other at Harrow, and the daughter married to Prince Henri Galard de Bearn et de Chalois. Commander Cowles and Mrs. Cowles join Vanderbilt party at Biltmore with a fishing excursion planned to Pisgah Lodge.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Ross Winans
Paris
Hoss Winans
Russia
Witlans
Eton
Harrow
Prince Henri Galard de
Surpassing Art Exhibit Opens in Paris Salon
In Paris on April 23 President Fallieres and guests inaugurated the Spring Salon of the Society of French Artists. The show features 1600 paintings from 4100 aspirants with American canvases leading in number and quality. The standout work is William La Parra’s huge canvas Le Predestal depicting the incarnation of war.
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Fallieres
France
Henry White
Society ‘of
America
England
William la ‘Parra
Joseph Bail
Marquis de Wentworth
Roosevelt
Herbert Ward
EB. Fry
Oskaloosa
Beaux Arts Portrait and London Horse Show Gossip
A long, dense column covers European society notes and upcoming events. It highlights Gen. Botha's daughter Helen Botha in England, fashion shifts like Parisian bare hands, and Alfred Vanderbilt's London horse show at Olympia with top studs from multiple countries. It also reports on dAnnunzio's divorce and occult curiosities, Cambon’s Berlin reception, New York society coaching parades led by Mrs. Thomas Hastings, and a vivid hairdressing exhibition detailing Marcel wave styling and the era's obsession with elaborate coifs.
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America
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la Gandara
Gabriele d'Annunzio
d'Annunzio
Signor d'Annunzio
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