Model ridden by Miss Clemence Craft wins Bryn Mawr ladies hunters
The Model entered by Miss Clemence Craft of Ridgefield Conn won blue in the ladies' hunters class at Bryn Mawr, earning the L Aiglon cup. Valley Gent placed second and Maximum third. The show featured women as judges and many events for women and children. A fatal pony accident involving Lady caused a stir as the show concluded.
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Aquitania seen aground at Liverpool and Lapland reports troop voyage
Passengers aboard the Lapland from Liverpool say the Cunard liner Aquitania, the largest British ship, ran on a Mersey shoal while still in harbor. Troops were reportedly aboard heading for the Dardanelles, and the ship was taking on water. Some information contradicts Cunard line officials noting no confirmation of mishap.
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Memorial day at Glen Echo Park draws largest attendance
Glen Echo Park wrapped a three day Memorial day celebration with the season’s best turnout despite less than ideal weather. Mills' orchestra played from 4 PM to midnight as couples filled the big dance pavilion while rides like the coaster and the new Finian's Firefly drew crowds. Free open air movies featured the Hearst Selig review.
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Tablet to Clara Barton Honored at Memorial Day Exercises
A tablet honoring Clara Barton founder of the American Red Cross was unveiled at National Cemetery in Andersonville Georgia during Memorial Day ceremonies. Washington Gardner of Michigan and others delivered addresses as American flags marked graves of Union soldiers. Races and saddle classes followed with winners named including Princess Sheila Constance Vauclain and others in multiple harness and saddle divisions.
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