Midshipmen Celebrate First Day at Naval Academy Parade
Hundreds of visitors from across the country attend the official reception to the board of visitors and a dress parade at Annapolis. Prizes are awarded for ordnance, navigation, essays, and small arms, with Blandy and Gayhart leading in honors. the regimental review and athletic trophies highlight the day.
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Board of Visitors
Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
J. H. Gibbons
Wiliam H. P. Blandy
Delaware
United States
John Walter Smith
Maryland
Blandy
National Society of Sons of the Revolution
C.S. Page
Vermont
James C. Jones, Jr
Alabama
HK. M. Thompson
Bayonne
N. J
F. A. Witherspoon
Edward Elisberg
Colorado
Admiral Trenchard
Navy League
J. F. Talbott
E. W. Roberts
Massachusetts
Theodore D. Ruddock
South Carolina
George Marvell
Thomas N. Vinson
California
John L. Hall
Williamsburg
Naval Athletic Association
Regiment of Midshipmen
Regiment
Louis M. Nulton
Treut
Ralph Earle
Alien Balchanan
Everett Leroy Gayhart
William H. P. Blandy
Everett le Roy Gayhart
Ohio
George G. Andrews
Michigan
Henry L. Abbott
James C. Jones
Elmer L. Woodside
Missouri
Herman E. Kelsker
Kentucky
Thomas M. Searles
Mississippi
Glenn B. Davis
Bruce G. Leighton
Pennsylvania
Earl F. Enright
Nebraska
Frederick
Gibbons
Miss Scoville Weds Walter de Mumm in London
Seneca Kansas reports Miss Frances Scoville will marry Walter de Mumm a Paris millionaire in London at noon tomorrow St George s Church Hanover Square. Mrs CG KL Scoville confirms the cablegram and details of the wedding plans amid family notes.
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Walter de Mumm
Paris
London
Seneca
CG. KL Scoville
Frances Scoville
St. George's Church
Hanover
Shake Into Your Shoes at the State Fair Shoes Sale
A promotional note from Le Roy News captures a free offer event at the fairground. The item highlights discounted footwear and a limited time sale with a focus on attracting attendees to the festival.
Mrs William B Leeds denies engagement to Comte de Talleyrand
New York reports Mrs. William B Leeds widow of the tin plate king denies rumors of engagement to Comte Hely de Talleyrand-Perigord. Duc de Talleyrand says Leeds would not be duchess even if married, as he seeks the Dino title and claims Italy governs the title.
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Paris
Duc de Talleyrand
New York
The
Sun
William B. Leeds
Tin Plate
Comte Hely de Talleyrand-Perigord
Ritz
Comte Hely
Anna Gould
Comte Bon de Castellane
Leeds
Due de Dino
Dino
Duc de Dino
Talleyrand
Duc Alex
Marquis Maurice
Duc de Taileyrand
Naples
Society Notes Type Dance and D A R Luncheon
A Washington society segment describes a formal dance with palm and lantern decor and a children’s dining room. Attendees included Mrs Reid Rogers, Mr and Mrs Preston Gibson, and many notable guests. Also noted are summer plans for foreign ministers and a D A R luncheon hosted by Mrs William Story at the Palbot’s Memorial chapter.
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Reid Rogers
Preston Gibson
Horace Westcott
Lawrence. Townsend
Raymond Rodgers
O. H. P. Johnson
Margaret Perin
Charles Munn
Gladys Munn
Ethel Noyes
Josephus Daniels, Jr
Oliver H. Harriman
Reynolds Hitt
Katherine Hikins
Blaine Elkins
Huntington Jackson
William Hitt
Wolcott Tuckerman
Henri de Sibour
Basil Miles
Butler Ames
Louis Little
Peruvian Exhibit Site to be Chosen in San Francisco
The Peruvian Minister and Mme Pezet depart Washington for San Francisco where the minister will choose a site for the Peruvian exhibit at the Pan American Exposition. Attache A Washington Pezet will join his parents in the West after a New York stop. Russian envoy’s naval attaché and Mme Vassilieff head to New York then sail for Helsingford Finland for summer. Rear Admiral and Mrs Kimball have settled at Old Brick, Paris Missouri for the summer after a series of New York visits.
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Norway
Mme. Bryn
Legation
Seal Harbor
Washington
Mme. Chang
San Francisco
China
Mme. Pezet
A. Washington Pezet
New York
West
Mme. Vassilieff
Helsingford
Finland
Shoreham Hotel
Mrs. Kimball
Paris
Katherine Effinger
Germany
Dresden
Mr. Effinger
Whitman Ends His Kennel Ties For Family Life
Mrs. Malcolm M Whitman formerly Miss Jennie Crocker of San Francisco has disposed of her famous kennel and will devote herself to her two small stepchildren. Her wealth is estimated at 10 million dollars. dogs valued at 109000 were a daily delight. The couple, planning a summer on Cedarhurst Long Island, welcomes a life focused on the children as Mr Whitman abandons tennis to focus on business and family.
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Malcolm M Whitman
Jennie Crocker
San Francisco
Whitman
Mr. Whitman
Malcolm
Cal
Cedarhurst
Long Island
Heard in gown case over Paris gowns duties questioned
Assistant Secretary Curtis probes the dutiable value of gowns imported from Paris by Mrs. E. T. Stotesbury. Mrs. Santa Maria, her secretary, discussed the matter as Philadelphia customs delay appraisal while the dresses were admitted and duties paid. Treasury officials note Paris bills may exceed consular values.
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Curtis
Santa Maria
E. T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
Treasury Department
Paris
Treasury
Philadelphia Customs
Evans and Evans Case Restricts Agent Commission Rights
The opinion holds that a plain may not sustain a claim that broadens agent control, warning it risks collusion and double commissions. The plaintiff cannot recover as he neither made nor procured the sale. in open competition with other agents, one must show a decisive element for commission. Expiates Murder in Electric Chair reported from Ossining says Gregorio Fattini was executed at Sing Sing for the 1911 December murder of Giuseppe Vasta.
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Evans
Shinn
Sayah
Ossining
N. Y
Gregorio Fattini
Sing Sing
Glueseppt Vasta
West Chester County
Itching skin cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
In Ledbetter Texas Julius Busch reports a three year itchy skin eruption starting on the legs and spreading over the body. After trying various remedies he found relief and full cure using Cuticura Soap and Ointment over one month. The ad promotes Cuticura products with price and mail order offer.
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Julius Busch
Bkin
Addrom
Cutdcura
Dept
T. Boston
Zia
Denied Realty Commission Case in Appeal Court
Associate Justice Van Isdel of the Court of Appeals denied parts of Robert Shinn's appeal over a $23,005 sale involving Evans and Evans. The case, revisited after a prior trial, ended with a new trial for Shinn, and the appellate court remanded, citing potential collusion concerns and questions about commissions.
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C. Shinn
van Isdel
Court of Appeals
Denyins
Robert (. Shinn
John ©. Evans
Ward Evans Shinn
District Supreme Court
Fwans
Eocase
Shinn
Adpc
Evans and
Evans
van Orsitel
Deuseshot
Anmeiner
Hloaise
Honeymoon at Lake George and society marriages
News notes from Washington society include the honeymoon of Mr. and Mrs. William Marshall Bullitt at Lake George after a Stockbridge wedding, while Mrs. John A. Logan plans a final home appearance of the season and Miss Carle’s portrait of her is set for view. The social set travels to New York for a wedding, and others head to Coburg and Canada for summers. The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Augusta Wilson to Hugh Fairchild Smith is planned near Annapolis with Idaho delegation guests and a reception at the bride's mother's home. An engagement of Miss Ruth Brabson to Lieut. William W. Overton is announced for June in Tennessee.
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Bertin
Cecilie
Hersalf
George
Nicholas
Victoria Louise
Princess Victoria Louise
Mary
America
Palace
Potsdam
William
John Ht. Childe
Twenty-first Street
Calvert
New York
Adirondack
Washington
R. G. Pendleton
Emily Pendleton
Elizabeth Rust Pendleton
Fairfell
Colonial Beach
M. F. Wickliffe
Mississippi
Thomas Lowry Sinclair
Hankow
China
Richard JA. Magruder
Nedra Smith
Eleanor Johnson Moffett
Helen Sheriff
Hot Springs
Homestead
Nicholas Longworth
Count
Countess de Chambrian
Francis Delafield
Edward P. Meaney
Morristown
N. J
Willam G. Puehler
Buehler
Wiliam T. Woodward
Philadelphia
Calderon Carlisle
Europe
W. B. Howe
William Marshall Bullitt
Stockbridge
Mass
Fort William Henry
Lake George
Clovercroft
John A. Logan
Mrs. Logan
Miss Carle
Empress of
Elizabeth Augusta Wilson
Ella Wilson
Tracys Landing
Hugh Fairchild Smith
Addison T. Smith
Idaho
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Annapolis
Miss Wilson
Maryland
Mr. Smith
Georgetown University Law School
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Ruth Brabson
William WW. Overton
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Myer
Greenville
Tenn
Miss Brabson
John M. Brabson
Converse College
Spartanburg
S. C
Tom Brabson
Women Congress Opens in Sorbonne welcomes gathering
June 2 in Paris marked the opening of the International Women's Congress with a reception in the Sorbonne. Minister Louis L. Klotz presided and praised the organization’s work in public hygiene, urging women to serve on health boards. Countess of Aberdeen, president of the international council, thanked the government. Members will be received by President Poincare at the Elysee palace on Thursday.
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Klotz
Sorbonne
Paris
International Women's Congress
Interior
Louis L. Klotz
Countess of Aberdeen
International Council
Congress
Mmna Poincare
Elysee Palace
Minister Northcott Quits as U S Minister to Venezuela
Caracas June 2 Elliott Northcott United States Minister to Venezuela resigns from the diplomatic service. He sailed today on the steamer Caracas leaving the legation archives in charge of Richard James Riggs Jr diplomatic clerk of the legation.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Elliott Northcott
United States
Legation
Richard James Riggs, Jr
Loy Fares to Colorado All Summer
The Rocky Mand Lines offer low fares to Colorado with weekly rates from 7 to 19 dollars and good accommodations. Travel on the Rocky Mountain Limited from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo and on the Colorado Flyer from St Louis to Colorado. H M Brown District Passenger Agent sends books Little Journeys in Colorado and Under the Turquoise Sky to clarify travel.
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Colorado
Rocky Mountain Limited
Chicago
Stenver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colorado Flyer
St. Louis
Rock Island
H. M. Brown
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Charity With Thinking Women by Barbara Boyd
A reader urges public conscience for animal suffering. She recalls a horse near the post office showing distress and argues for public opinion, animal protection societies, church study times, and women’s clubs to promote kindness to animals.
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Barbara Boyd
Fta
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Marquis de Talley-_rant
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Palbot’s Memorial Chapter
Patriot’s Chapter
Story
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George M. Sternberg
Houstis
Gadsby
Smallwood
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Joseph Arnold
Denwood White
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Norton
Stewart
Ida Norton
Paul Hi
Nancy Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Countess San Esteban
Newport
Baroness Bagus
Frank Sealle
Wickersham
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Cazenovia, M
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Monterey
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Summit, Pa
Henry M. Hyde
Albemarne
Godfrey Malbonée Fogg
Misa Johns
Brighton
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Mia
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Misa Agra Bennett
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Weaton
W. Va
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Alva Patterson
Rochambeau
Oak Crest
I. G. Carbaugh
William R. Goodman
Maine
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Lamont Street
Wright
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Grennie Long Tomlinson
Yes-Y
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Trinity College
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Hanna Taylor
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John Steinway
Mary Sherrill
Coburg
Canada
Alexander Graham Bell
Charles Bell
James M. Gudeger, Jr
Burlington
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Frances Efinger
Alve Mpanyy
Women’s Congress
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Western Union Telegraph Company
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Army
Emerson Institute
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Pesieer
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Mili-Tee
Edward
People's Drug Stores
Eogpac
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