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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1916

Page

15

Summer homes and politics under the White House shadow

Virginia Tatnall Peacock surveys Washington summers as officials return from holidays. The piece notes Presidents Wilson and Grant shaping summer traditions at Shadow Lawn and Long Branch, with reflections on how summer homes influence political life and social status among leading figures.

White House Grant Long Branch Ong

Nerviest Thief Steals Camera After Photo Taken

Chicago police seek a man who entered a photo studio, had his picture taken, then fled with a camera. The photographer grabbed a plate and rushed a shot to the police to aid the inquiry.

Chicago Joseph Sides Polce

No Wages No Church Says Striking Divine

Charleroi July 15 The Rev Kushinoff of St John the Baptist Russian Orthodox Church is on strike. He has not attended services for days, saying his salary has not been paid and without payment there will be no services at his church.

Virginia Tatnall Peacock Washington Capitol Congress

Secretary Lane at Essex in New York notes

Secretary of the Interior is in New York for a week then joins Mrs Lane at Essex for a brief stay before returning to Washington. Mr Frank Baker of New York, guest of his brother and sister-in-law the Secretary of War and Mrs Newton D Baker, will depart for home today. The Swiss Minister will go to Lake Placid in August to join Mme Ritter and their children. Continued on seventh page.

Hughes Bridgehampton Edward Livingston Jackson Livingston New York Secretary of the Interior Mra Lane Essex Washington Frank Baker Secretary of War Newton D. Baker Lake Placid Mme Ritter

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