Woodward and Lothrop Store Hours and Travel News
Woodward and Lothrop shows daily close at 5 except Saturdays 1. Closed today for Fourth of July. Mr Kibbey departed New York for Europe on the Mecanic to visit London Berlin Paris and other markets for fall and winter purchases in women's and girls street house reception visiting and evening gowns wraps and related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kibbey
New York
Europe
White Star Line
London
Berlin
Paris
Friday Remnant Day Sale Details at Pi Store
Announcer invites attention to a weekly remnant sale featuring bright merchandise in progress across the store. It promotes attractive remaining odds and ends, broken sizes, one of a kind items, and short lengths at exceptionally low prices. Details in Friday's Pi.
Establish Legation at Bar Harbor and Summer Socials
The Norwegian and Belgian legations set summer quarters at Bar Harbor and Hamilton Mass respectively, with First Secretary Skylak and other officials joining a growing cottage colony. Numerous Washingtonians and families plan summer stays from Blue Ridge Summit to Ocean Grove, amid weddings, engagements, and travel notices across the region.
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Skylak
Maine Watering Place
Col
F. L. Denny
Blue Ridge Summit
Mme. Hauge
Mancheter
Bar Harbor
Legation
Sikyhak
Washington
Edna B. Kingsman
R Eingeman
Leon M. Simons
Providence
Gossipy notes from Fashion and Society in New York
Interior vignettes reveal intercollegiate racing at Poughkeepsie with West Point cadets in dress uniform and a surge of social news. Grace Heagle and Miss Lyon figure in artistic and literary circles, while Miss Gjertsen becomes a seafaring heroine as the Norwegian brig Ancorona logs a woman captain at the helm. Jacques Bustanoby’s marriage plan to Ruth Boyd to Huntington Bay underscores a high society romance, and royal and naval visits lure attention to Newport and Long Island society events as gardens and horticultural shows promise summer spectacle.
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Poughkeepsie
Weat Point
West Point
Col. Beott
Gen. Mills
West Pointers
I Anchorage
Bedtoe's Island
Erie Basin
New York
Mias LineaIn
Gjertsen
New York Harbor
Glertsen
Amsterdam
Buenos Ayres
Bermudas
Aca
Inet
Miss Giertsen
Jacques Bustanoby
Ruth Boyd
Huntington Bay
Long Island
Thomas Boyd
Ray
Bhe
July
Greenwich
Frank Ray
proxKer
Riverside Drive
Princa
Mongleur Jacques
Youngeat
Bastanoby Brothers
Cafe Des Beaux Arts
Fortleth Street
Sixth Avenue
Ruth
Jacques
Pert
Chateau Des Beaux Arts
Huntingdon Bay
M. Bustanoby
Miss Boyd
Mu'mselle
Bustanoby
Huntingdon
Norwalk
Monsieur Jacques
France
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
Antonio Apache Denies Indian Ancestry Fraud Claims
Antonio Apache, long showcased as Cochise’s grandson and praised by Roosevelt, denies a New York tale that he is the son of Mrs. Russell Sage’s cook. Confessed impostor charges, embellishments, and audacious social appearances are described by critics who label him a clever fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bezders
Smart Set
Lo Angeles
Cal
Antonio Apache
Cochise
Russell Gage
Aninny
Tony Simpson
Leupp
Los Angeles
John B. Drexel
John Taco Astor
Roosevelt
William M. Cary
Edwin W. Deming
Leonard Wood
Union Teague Club
Antonio
Harvard
Gen
Whod
Hns
White House
Chorg
Mr. Cary
Carlisle
Nim Unele
Texas
Vincent Netalishan
Alster
Blue Hawk
Tony
WEF 1
Buffalo Signal
Aes Pawnbroker
Bowary
Cornelius
Montego
Medals From Japan Honor Russo Japanese War Participants
The Emperor of Japan awarded medals to twenty nine Americans who served in the Russo Japanese war. Anita Newcomb McGee of Washington received the highest order while nurses and war correspondents earned other classes. Names listed include McGee, Mary Girdwin, Sophie Newell, Richmond Smith, George Kennan, Oscar King Davie, Stanley Washburn, and Jack London among others.
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Lst Ia
Japan
Falm
Jaurel
Anita Newcomb McGee
Mrs. McGea
Mary Girdwin
Sophia Newell
Alice Kemmerer
Genevieve Russet
Ella King
Minnie Conke
Frederick Palmer
J. H. Hors
Collier's Weekly
Herbert G. Pontins
Harper's Weekly
Richard Harding Tins
John Fox
Scribnera Magazine
James Ihalton
Travel Magazine
Richard Barry
Easter
J. M. Cochran
Leslie’s Weekley
WH. Brill
The
Asrovineadreas
Reuters
Telegraph Agency
Jack London
Hoarat
Army Transfort Travel Editor Post in Congress Travel Permit
Army officers express dissatisfaction over Congress allowing members and others to ride army transports. Wives of officers sent to the Philippines face Honolulu layovers to enable Congressional return voyages. Critics argue Congress should reimburse officers below colonel rank for these travel inconveniences and question funding after salary raises. Some urge funds for official travel on liners if needed.
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Congress
Philippines
United States
Sherman
Iinera
Honolulu
Congressional
Mentengata
Lal
Eodradise
ASME
Gunboat on Great Lakes to Theaters Captain Swift in Michigan
The article notes Edwin Arden's farewell week at the Belasco with Captain Swift and The Stace Department. Arden will retire to the Great Lakes for rest and naval duties and a return to England. It mentions Pinero’s The Amazone at the Eslomote theater and the Standard Opera at New National Theatre with Aborn Opera Company, plus the expected season at Luna Park with concerts and vaudeville acts.
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Edwin Arden
Belasco
Ned Mack
Stace Department
Tadiou Chamber
Captain Swift
Bruey
Arden
Don Tuan de
Statoryienvetown
Ceptaim
Areaus
Soley
England
Great Britain
Tim Forte
Swif i
Englih
Ardan
Acden
Couden Relieved as Louisiana Sits Under New Commander
Capt. A R Gouden is relieved as commander of the battleship Louisiana and will join the Navy Department for ordnance inspector duties. Capt Richard Wainwright, former president of the Naval Academy curriculum board, takes command of the Louisiana. Navy orders also announce preliminary acceptance trials for submarine torpedo boats Octopus and Turtlefish at Newport next Monday, with additional boat trials to follow.
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Newport T
Fylgia
Prince William
Crown Prince of
Sweden
Duke of
Sodermanland
B. Av. Beck-Frits
oMcern
Sire
Bruyvesant Fish
Wainwright
Lousiana
A. R. Gouden
Navy Department
Couden
Louisiana
Richard Wainwright
Naval Academy
Ispuua Yesvernay
Octopus
Uttlefiah
Newport
R. J
Army Orders Reflect Broad Engineer and Infantry Assignments
A long list of Army orders details numerous officer moves from July 19 to September 1, including Capt James F Meridon of Engineers, Capt Ephraim G Peyton of the Seventh Cavalry, and First Lieut Charles T Mayo of the Tenth Cavalry. It notes resignations, arrivals, and duty changes across posts in Manila, Vancouver, New London, Birmingham, and San Francisco, with several officers extended or reassigned for periods ranging from seven days to several months.
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Ernest H Ruttner
Orgs of Engineers
James F. Meridon
Corps of Engineers
Clarence Doers, Jr
George W. Cook
Pout ‘T Brookminn
Ephraim G. Peyton
Welter
Tenth Cavalry
Senna Lia
John Scott
Mohs
Cherlain Paul Z. Brockmann
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Archie W. Barry
Philippine Scouts
Mandia
Philippina Islands
Sultos ¢. Pelarcom
308Th Company
Coast Artillery Carma
Hhotolph Ghert
Delaliet
Manila
Philippine Talands
Biel
Henry C. Picher
Mariamund M Blake
Coast Artillery Corp
Vancouver
Barrecke
Atvountability
Michael J. Lenthen
Btaff
New London
Goma
Lidward D. Powery
Coast Artillery Corps
Birmingham
Als
Pratt City
L. Dent
Twentien
Tapk Fagar
Department of California
Tataulzy
San Francisco
Cap
Robert C. Williams
Omcet
Harriabsre
Lebanon
Evidenes
Herbert J. Brees
First Cavalry
Fort Sheridan
Til
Arthur C. Duret
Seventh Infantry
Northen
John
Greet
Ordnance Department
Atha Steel Canting Company
Mewars
N. Js
Samuel Bleave
National Guard of
Ten
Latin & Rend Powder Company
Haskell,” NJ
Dumbeys
Oyster Bay Fourth Of July Plans By President Roosevelt
Special to The Washington Post Oyster Bay July 1 President Roosevelt will spend the Fourth with his family and participate in a freerackers display. There will be a water front spray of fireworks at W Emlen Roosevelts home and a public ball game in town with the Roosevelt and Robinson families as guests. No official visitors are expected though old village friends may be invited to join the celebration.
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Washington Post
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Wil
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Bay
Rosarvelt Clan
Douglas Robinsons
Assisting Secretaries Begin Brief State Dept Vacations
Assistant Secretary Bacon of the State Department departs for New York for a few days, with Adee to handle duties during Bacon’s absence. Acting Secretary Newberry of the Navy travels to Watch Hill Rhode Island for a short family stay as his sons attend camp. Emperor William and German royalty arrive at Copenhagen for celebrations as dignitaries welcome them ashore.
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Bacon
Newberry
State Department
New York
Adee
Movements and Retirements of Navy Officers
A list of naval personnel movements, retirements, detachments, and promotions. Names include Willam H. Gifford, Benjamin B. Goreek, John F. Thompson, Frederick A. Cardener, William G. Fay, and Rear Admiral G. G. Relter. Entries cover transfers among ships and stations, hospital treatments, June to December leave, detachments, and official orders at the navy yard and Washington D C.
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Orless
Gap
Willam H. Gifford
San Francisco
Cal
Washington
D.C
Benjamin B. Goreek
John F. Thompson
Manila
Page
Naval Hospital
Mare Island
Cel
Con. M. Parking
Frederick A. Cardener
Marine Barracks
Naty Year
Wellington
D. C
Guan
Wiliam G- Fay
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Wills
Im Mayatte Ghar
Ban Franzivce
G. G. Relter
Navy
Fark
Fs Nasra
Wades
Waxy Yard
Basted
Liat
Picnic At Camp Good Will Opens Today
Summer Outings Committee hosts a public picnic at Camp Good Will accessible via Brightwood Avenue and a Nice bus ride staged by the Ladies' Auxiliary. Donations totaling many dollars are listed at 92 H Street NW for the Associated Charities including names such as Parker Hoy Scrivener Holbrooke and Whittemore among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brightwynd Avenue
Brightwood Avenue
Associated Charities
H Street Northwest
Andrew Parker
Weehington Loan and Trust Company
Golladay
Henry ML Hoy
Pierson
J. H. McGowen
Arthur W. Dong
Willan A. McWenneys
John Scrivener
T. J. Holbrooke
Josephus Wells
Virginia T. Beater
A C. Johonen
Berlah Wilkins
W. C. Whittemore
Col Campbell Carrington
Mira. Catharine. Hireson
M. Ross Fishburn
Hume H. Fishburn
Lym K. Batormal
Harsh E. Horner
Henry C. Willes
Cameron Beck
Georgy C. Jordan
The
Portland Apartment House Company
Jules A. Demapet
John Cansedy
Thomas Hyde
Col
Louis P. Lishert
W. Q. Howler
Echo Club
CA. Asplewall
FD. McKenney
Fire Horse Dan Heroic Recovery After Firehouse Ordeal
An injured fire horse named Dan and his mate, with substitute driver Albert Lyons, were involved in a crash near Fourth Avenue and Fifty-second Street in Brooklyn. Dan suffered eye injuries from hot cinders but regained some vision after days of borax wash and veterinary care guided by Corneilus Nolan, the horse’s longtime driver, with the firehouse celebrating the apparent recovery.
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New York
Tmrd Avenue
Dan
Correlius Nolan
Berety
Sanday Nolan
Tate
Nolan
Ang Ban
Cornelius Nolan Grav
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High-lang Park
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Fifth Avenue
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