Woman graduates at Trinity College hear on home as modern life
The commencement at Trinity College featured addresses stressing home and marriage as the backbone of society. Speaker Mr Smith warned against women copying men and urged steadfast adherence to Christian ideals, while graduates from multiple cities received Bachelor of Arts degrees in caps and gowns.
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Worcester
Mase Margaret Cummings
Fall Hiver
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Des Moinen
Mary Elizabeth McKenna
New York
Bisnche Gertrude McMahon
Mann
Elisabeth Frakes Moore
Springfield
Main
Irene Mary O'Crowney
Newark
Alice Mary Ryan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Helen Terews Scofield
Hospital Diet Kitchens At George Washington University Hospital
The board of lady managers has established diet kitchens on every floor to serve hot or iced meals directly from ranges or refrigerators, improving dietary control. A new children's ward with ten beds and needed equipment has opened, and many other improvements were funded by the students’ ball and a charity bazaar at Friendship.
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Cathedral School Honors Ethel Roosevelt and Helen Church
In the Cathedral Close amphitheater the Cathedral School marked flag day with Miss Helen Durant Church receiving the banner for best annual record and Miss Ethel Roosevelt placing second. Generations gathered as the Marine Band played and students, faculty, and alumni filled St. Hilda's Hall for class day exercises and a 1030 morning diploma ceremony in white caps and gowns.
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Louise Norton
Lida Patch
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Rosamond Starr
St. Hilda's Hall
Elizabeth Egerton Kibbey
Marie-Louise Farman
Skih Reinecks
St Alban’s Church
Sa E Ioenfer
Ethelbert Talbot
Central
Pennsylvani
Iowa
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Glendale
Ohio
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Katharine Doty Peoples
Marguerite Nelson Taylor
Margaret Lucile Thomas
East Liverpool
Kathryn van Vleck Townsend
New York
Lelia Wittler
Seattle
Wash
Catherine Woodward
Mildred D Plummer
Varsity Debates Immigration Restriction Aboard Washington
George Washington University and Syracuse University to hold the first intercollegiate debate this afternoon at Continental Hall Seventeenth and C streets NW The affirmative side for GWU will feature David A Baer John T Kennedy and Edward P Gates with J W Berry as alternate Syracuse will be represented by Erwin Games Arthur Berry and Stilisen Marks Wem Mr Nichols is a junior at Syracuse and captain Wemett The debate will be presided over by Darmeter E Brown commissioner of Education
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Syracuse University
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Syracuse
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Edward P. Gates
J. W Berry
Baer
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Western High School
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Gates
Central High School
Mr Berry
Eastern High School
Men
Volue
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Syraracuse Unive
Erwin
Arthur Berry
Stilisen
Wem
Nichols
George Washington University Honors Parade and Commencement Events
George Washington University holds a cap and gown march at 10 o'clock from Fifteenth and H to Memorial Continental Hall led by President Charles W. Needham. Dr Needham to confer degrees with Prof. C Mitchell delivering the opening address. A reception follows at Rauscher's. Later debates with Syracuse University and campus closes including a humorous play by Robson D. & Brown.
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S.C. Mitchell
George Washington University
Fifteenth
Memorial Continental Hall
Charles W. Needham
Needham
Prof. C. Mitchell
Richmond College
Rauscher’s
Syracuse University
Columbian College
Washington College of Engineering
University Hall
Robson D. & Brown
Hotel guest list by city and names across the nation
A long OCR style roster lists numerous individuals by hotel and city including Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Florida Georgia Illinois Iowa Missouri Maryland Massachusetts Michigan New York state North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina with multiple named persons and hotel affiliations such as Raleigh and Regent Willard Shoreham Metropolitan and other properties. The fragment details guests, spouses, and affiliations across hotels in major cities.
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K T Fielder
Raleigh
A. ‘Tart
Georges W Peck
M A. Orris
W. Hapert
H CG Gordon
M Bond
J. H McGrady
Regent
G. S Schaeff
Boston
A T Holtrock
M J
Hartwell
National
Faibouts
W T Baxter
Alfred Schwartz
M Hawkins
James P Reynolds
Bhoreham
F. Booker
M Post
RA Davidson
Miss H Parker
J E Walls
Ebbitt
H H Barnes
F. A. Larkin
New Willard
Joseph Lo Swallow
R_ Tuyague
Shiladelphia
Schinda
J H Sheep
J. Broddus
W A Armstrong
L Goodall
James W M Bond
H .Berest
Arlington
Sing
Shoreham
Maxwell
Riggs
A ‘Thomas
J_ Hidoch
New
Willard George @ Richards
E D Spink
Pittsburg
Steele
F MeKeaver
St James
Richmond
Burke Cross
W. Wilken
Hbbitt
Candler
J H Stribling
Alabama
J M Crawford
Jasper
Arkansas
T R. Phillips
Little Rock
H Laney
J. M Oathant
Virgie Bennett
Reenemker
H Darr
Ramsey
Brown
J Brown
Camden
California
D A. Dempter
Los Angeles
Metropolitan
J F Dostel
J W. Swanson
Denver
Florida
W Gwins
Tampa
Georgia
J_ H Gardiner
Atlanta
Flannigan
Athens
George K Hutchins
Columbus
Illinois
E Draw
Custerskills
Iowa
C H Barnes
Des Moines
Missouri-St Louis
Maryland
W W Power
Carrol
Massachusetts
Joseph F Mahan
Mary J Hargan
Cambridge
Edgar W. Yale
Cohassett
EP Rowell
Plymouth
Michigan
Fred A Curtis
G A. Parker
B C
Jwhnson
New York State
T N_ Pratt
J B Schubill
Charles R Bishop
C A Tucker
Twitlard
Y Durfee
Rochester
Paul Buckler
White Plains
He Luce
Riverhead
D Jones
DB Lewis
Red House
Wagner
Binghamton
Mra
A. F Gondson
Caledonia
St James S
R Whosenhunt
Andrews
Ohio
H B Ramsey
Warren
John Tibson
Mid- Alabara
Ralergy Russell
Ho Kurtz
Kurtz
Carey
Ada Clark
Cincinnati
Charles W_ Miller
EE Noble
H_ Bird
Rogers and
Wits
Jamestown
Sharéhant
Oregon
C Rice
Staats
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
H Anklers
Connell
Malaria Test With Manson's Camp Participants
Five healthy men stayed in a Roman Campagna hut with mosquito netting from dusk to dawn and remained healthy, suggesting night air is not riskier than day. The report promotes Elixir Babek as an effective anti malaria tonic and parasite destroyer, with testimonials from physicians and patients. It urges purchase in bottles from druggists and warns to ensure the product is Babek.
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Manson
Meh
New Orleans
J. Middleton
Four Mile Run
All Drugéistas
Daly
Babsk
Pictures shock Comstock arresting editors over magazine photos
Anthony Comstock arrested McCarthy of Highwood New Jersey and Davia H Dodges of West 116th Street New York editors of Standard and Vanity Fair after charging they published improper pictures of women in a patent issue. Magistrate Moss set bail at 500 dollars each and adjourned the case to next Tuesday.
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New York
Washington Post
W. F. McCarthy
Hhghwood
N. J
Davia H. Dodges
West 116Th Street
Menager
Standard
Vanity Fair
Moss
Anthony Comstock
McCarthy Ad Dodge
Magistate Moss
Mrs Kaufmann Trial Follows Sensational Hearing
Wealthy Sioux Falls woman Mrs Kaufmann faces trial on charges of wanton murder in the death of her 16 year old house maid Agnes Polreia. A dramatic preliminary hearing sparked threats of lynching and a dynamite plot by townspeople after blood stained clothing was displayed.
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Sioux Falls
Washington Post
Flandreau
Mre
Ma Kaufmann
Agnes Polreia
Kaufmann
Pillsbury
Austria-Hungary
South Dakota
Parkston
Hutchinson County
Sioux III
Fire truck wrecks saloon on busy New York street
New York reports a dramatic morning as Fire Truck 13 and a fast responding crew avert a major disaster. Driver Patrick Barry and team saved residents at 177 Hast Nine ty-third street after a rein snapped. The truck veered to curb, smashing a saloon window and damaging chandeliers.
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New York
Hast
Ninety Third Street
Ft. Aaron
George Marks
Hast Ninety-third Street
Patrick Barry
Aaron
George Marka
CeHa
Dora Aaron Marks
Barry
Ney
BM. A
Kilgannon
Premier Clemenceau Recovers After Brief Illness in Chamber
Paris June 4 Premier Clemenceau suffered a slight attack of enteritis in the Chamber of Deputies this afternoon. He went home and recovered quickly, with officials stating he would probably resume duties tomorrow.
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Paris
Cremenceau
Chamber of Deputies
Clemency Call Sparks Debate Over Bond Case
Judge Morris of the United States District Court declined to join a commutation appeal for Bessie L. Bond, sentenced to five years and a $1 fine for altering a bank note. Federal support for clemency grows in Baltimore as the case recalls Bond’s late mother, an invalid, and the family’s hardship.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Morris
United States District Court
Bessie L. Bond
Central
Methodist _ Episcopal Church South
Roosevelt
Marris
Miss Bond
Tragic Danville Killing Tollows Aid to Woman
Danville Virginia June 4 John Cabell Coleman 23 a member of the Cabell family is killed by George Lindsay 29 an operator in a Tenderloin suburb Lindsay struck Nettie Dorsett and Coleman rushed to defend her. Lindsay shot Coleman at close range entering the brain Coleman was unarmed and had one arm Lindsay was captured later brought to Danville to prevent lynching He will face a preliminary trial and grand jury indictments Lindsay admitted being the shooter Coleman was related to Gen W L Cabell and Col George C Cabell.
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Virginia
George Lindsay
Washington
Danville
John Cabell Coleman
Tenderloin
Lindsay
Nettie Dorsett
Coleman
Beth
W. L. Cabell
Texas
Trans-Mississippi
Department of the United Confederate Veterans
George C. Cabell
Congress
Confederate Memorial Day Observed at Blandford Cemetery
In Blandford Cemetery Petersburg on Confederate Memorial Day a large crowd witnessed ceremonies with veterans from A P Hill Camp and other groups. Led by Mayor William M. Jones, the event featured a memorial address by Rev. W C Taylor and later a luncheon hosted by the Ladies' Memorial Association with Rev Dr J S Foster delivering remarks. The Washington Artillery of New Orleans and Confederate veterans from Richmond attended.
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Richmond
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A. P. Hil
Petersburg Grays
Seventy-second Regiment
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Washington Artillery
New Orleans
Wiliam M. Jones
W. C. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Confederation Association of the South
Ladies’ Memorial Association
J. S. Foster
Charlottesville Day Dry Victory in Local Option Vote
Special to The Washington Poet reports Charlottesville Virginia voters chose the dry option by a 40 vote margin in the local option election. turnout was high with large participation and no disturbances. A praise meeting at First Methodist Church featured Robert Clay of Bristol Virginia urging race unity for the dry cause. First and Third wards produced dry majorities totaling 58 while Second and Fourth wards produced wet majorities totaling 18 including the Fourth Ward contribution.
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Robert Clay
Bristol
Kittens With Green Hair From Baltimore’s Odd Litter
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore June 4 five eight day old kittens possess green fur not yellow or brown their coats resemble cantaloupe interior or canary plumage the coal black mother shows identical faultless heredity the green fur covers most of the under surface while backs remain black a natural freak suggested with no environmental cause evident
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Baltimore
Rachel Carter
McKienry Street
Banquet to Bryan in Baltimore Hosts Notables
Gov Warfield Senator Rayner and Mayor Mahool attended a reception after William Jennings Bryan spoke at the YMCA in Baltimore. The crowd cheered loudly as Democrats praised the party prospects while Bryan did not discuss any candidacy.
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Rayner
Mahool
Baltimore
William Jennines Bryan
Young Men's Christian Association
Hutan House
Cov. Warfield
Bryan
Gov. Warfield
Democratic Party
Deserters Break Jail in Virginia Prison Break
Three sailors identified as R E Johnson W A Ebeling and R B Kull escaped from a Petersburg Virginia jail where they were held on suspicions of desertion from the U S Navy They cut through a wall and escaped using blankets tied together as a rope Their return to the receiving ship Franklin was delayed by a quarantine for smallpox at the jail
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R E. Johnson
W. A Ebeling
R. B. Kull
United States Navy
Jak
United States
Ahip Franklin
Ratliff Near Collapse in West Virginia Assault Case
Makinton West Virginia June 4 Ratliff and Gay are charged with criminal assault on Ona Bird sixteen eloping with Arnold Gladwell The grand jury will indict for criminal assault a capital crime in WV State Senator Osenton and Andrew Price will defend The defendant Ratliff is fearfully overwhelmed and appears near collapse The public mood is intense and a miscarriage of justice could provoke a double lynching
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Makinton
W. Va
Warwick Ratliff
Albert Gay
Ona Bird
Arnold Gladwell
West Virginia
C. W. Osenton
Andrew Price
Ratliff
Steamer Tourist Destroyed by Fire in Albemarle Sound
Elizabeth City N C June 4 The steamer Tourist one of the largest freight vessels in these waters of 225 net tons built at Nyack N Y was destroyed by fire in Albemarle Sound today. The crew was saved and the steamer left for Columbia earlier this morning. Special to The Washington Post. Charlestown W Va June 4 Miss Shellene Amanda Macrae and Rev Maurice Clarke were married at St Andrews Chapel today by Rev Richard W Trapnell rector. Miss Macrae has been deaconess in charge at the chapel and Mr Clarke a native of England but for the past two years has been pastor at St Andrews. Richmond Va June 4 Thomas Powell fifty five men attempted death by own action in cell at the Second police station last night. He resides in Tetttes N Y and was brought to the station by several men from his home after creating a disturbance. He will re-
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Albemarle Sound
Maurice Clarke
S. A. Macrae
Washington Post
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W. Va
Shellene Amanda Macrae
St Andrew’s Chapel
Richard W. Trapnell
Miss Macrae
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Anst W. Va
Frapnell
St. Andrew's
Washington
Richmond
Thomas Powell
Tetttes
N.Y
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Democratic Party
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Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Iowa
Margaret Elizabeth Butts
Calvin Butts
Free Methodist Church
Ben
AL Bcull
St. Paul's Cemetery
Alexandria Light Infantry
Lavendeth Virginia Regiment
Jamestown
Woman Burglar Lofts House Near Pen-Mar Door
In Hagerstown Maryland on June 4 a residence near Pen-Mar was entered while the family attended church. A quantity of silver plate was stolen after a woman’s footprints were found outside a rear window used for entry. The incident occurred at John Sheldon’s home.
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John Sheldon
Pen-Mar
Alechler Squares His Accounts in Richmond Shortage Saga
Richmond June 4 Henry C Hechler former Henrico County treasurer was summoned by the board of supervisors to appear and settle with the county after accountants reported a shortage Hechler signed a check to cover the alleged deficit in the treasury records.
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Henry C. Hechler
Henrico County
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William J Crompton laid to rest at Fort Bayard NM
The funeral for William J Crompton, recently noted in The Post, was held at Fort Bayard Army Health Retreat in New Mexico. His widow and five children attended. Crompton, born in the city, is survived by his mother and three brothers. He served in the U S Army Quartermaster's Department. His health failed three years ago leading to his transfer to Denver and then Fort Bayard for recovery. Mrs Crompton and the children are expected to return home.
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N. Mex
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Denver
Leesburg Horse Show Opens Sixth Annual Virginia Circuit
Leesburg Virginia June 4 The Leesburg Horse Show the first in the Virginia circuit begins its sixth annual exhibition near this place tomorrow under favorable conditions. Nearly 600 entries from local and professional exhibitors compete in forty classes with 40 to 50 horses in hunter events. First day awards total 1000 dollars plus silver cups. Notable prizes include trophies from Middlesex Hunt Club Boston and A Henry Higginson and gifts from Mrs Westmorland Devis and W C Eustis. Exhibitors include Julian Morris Keswick J H Weatherbee New York Westchester Farm New Jersey Mrs Gertrude Rives Potts Albemarle and entrants from Warrenton Charlottesville Culpeper Orange Upperville Manassas Lynchburg Richmond and others.
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Loudoun Hunt Club
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Keswick
J. H. Weatherbee
New York
Westchester Farm
New Jersey
Gertrude Rives Potts
Albemaine
Warrenton
Charlottesville
Culpeper
Orange
Upperville
Manassas
Lynchburg
Richmond
Republicans Divided Over Tariff Says Rayner
Senator Isidor Rayner forecast fierce internal strife within the Roosevelt era GOP over tariff policy. He argued both major parties face factions, with Republicans split into radical and conservative wings and Democrats united on core principles, as friction builds toward a charged convention.
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Fire damages Knoxville plant of Evening Sentinel
Fire severely damages the Evening Sentinel Company plant in Knoxville Tennessee on June 4. The composing room and stereotyping department suffer heavy losses. All seven linotype machines in the factory were seriously harmed.
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Evening Sentinel Company
Trouble for Railway Members Breathing Restive
The Alexandria lodge of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes reports discharges and new hires as the road seeks cost cuts. Officials refuse comment though tensions likely rise between workers and management amid alleged pledges by new men to stay outside the union.
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Alexandria News
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Alexandria
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Brenaman for Secretary in Virginia Democratic Party
Washington report from Richmond June 4 claims Chairman Ellyson of the State Democratic committee plans to name Deputy Insurance Commissioner J W Brenaman as secretary to replace Col Joseph Button who resigned after taking the insurance post. Brenaman is described as an experienced party worker who had handled duties in interim.
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Richmond
Ellyson
State Democratic Committee
J W Brenamean
Vhce
Joseph Button
Button
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Brenaman
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