Garland Flowers at Arlington as Storm Forces Abandon Ceremony
Daughters of the Confederacy and Confederate veterans held a flower strewing at Arlington National Cemetery despite heavy rain. Mrs Taft sent flowers from the White House conservatories. Gen George W Gordon and Mrs Veula Paullines McSherry attended. program curtailed by rain, with final rites postponed to another time.
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Taft
White House
Daughters of the Confederacy
Old Guard
National Cemetery
Arington
George W. Gordon
Walkinson
Mra
Veulua Paullnes McSherry
Martingtare Vo Va
Vinita Carritera
Fort Yer Rand
Veterans’ Assocation
Sons of ‘ Ederete Veterans
United Daughter
Rag Tt
Southern Re- Set Society
Vermont
Arlington
Covington
Ss. Covington
RL Bay
Davisulers Confedery
Eodittey
John Motilekey
Virginia Miller
Presideo Ootie Southern Kellet Society
M Sc Kimmart
John Mo Hicke
John TP
Confedans’ Association
Memcormienter
Hey
John T. Pettey
Wey Association
Hrander
Iemy Peat
Mort Myer
Grand Army of the |Aypatches
Ana
Fochaster
Cold Harbor
Eo Kahn
South Care
Bl. OG. Hall
of Confels
Tony Flowers
Confed
Lee Mansion
Joseph E. Wheeler
Brander
John M. Hickey
Well Known Lawyer Benjamin Cowl Dies in Gas Accident
Benjamin S. Cowl patent attorney, 41, inhaled deadly gas at his home 25 Seventh Street Southeast after a window jet partly open flooded the room. His wife, gassed while striking a match in the same chamber, is severely burned and disfigured, under care. Coroner calls it accidental. funeral plans await her recovery. Edith Cant, a former child, and two younger children survive. Collector Loeb visited Washington discussing Col Roosevelt friends and June 18 homecoming celebration.
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Benjamin S. Cowl
Seventh Street
Nevitt
Cowl
R. Lothrop
Homse
Edith Cant
Loeb
New York
Washington
Congress
Col. Roosevelt
Doctor Lange claims silver transmutation in Scranton lab
A World correspondent witnessed Dr Frederick W Lange in his Scranton lab attempting to convert eight ounces of silver plus flux into sixteen ounces of nearly pure silver. He described a complex process with a porcelain like mass and asked assay by U S government experts to verify the result. Lange says the fluxes hide ingredients. If verified, this could upend atomic weight theory and silver pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Laboratory
Frederick W. Lange
Charles C. Dickinson
Carnegie Trust Company
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
I the World
Lange
Dickingon
Dr. Lange
Wall Street
United States
Yen
Dr. Tange
Scranton
Scranton Hospital
Bort
Ife
Wesleyan College
Hahnemann Medical College
Philadelphia
Fulton’s Renal Compound Shows Bright’s Disease Recovery Rates
Henry Evans reports estimates for Fulton’s Renal Compound. Recovery prospects vary by patient condition and timing, with up to nine in ten responding when treatment begins at disease onset. Emollient therapy aims to attack renal inflammation before heart and bodily breakdown, and literature is mailed free to patients and physicians.
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Bright
Fulton
Washington
Henry Evans
Inc
Fulton Co
Battery St
San Francisco
Cal
Carpenters Walkout Looms Over Saturday Holiday Plan
In Washington a threatened carpenters walkout could halt major building work as union carpenters demand 50 percent pay for eight hours on Saturdays during summer. About 2,000 members and 61 noncomplying firms face potential job stoppages, with mill workers negotiating separately. Builders and Manufacturers Exchange formed to promote trade interests.
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Washington
United Brotherhood’ of Carpenters and Joiners
Jocal No
Brotherhood
Builders and Manufacturers’ Exchange
City of Washington
Employers’ Association
Thomas W Smith
John M. McGregor
Charles H. Langley
Hawin C. Graham
James L. Parsons
C. H. McCuen
James Richardson
A. M. Poynton
Frank L. Wagner
W. H. McCray
Shedd
Samuel Ross
W. T. Galligner
George Pitt
J. C. King
James L. Marshall
George C. Hough
E. J. Febrey
W. BD. Nolan
J. R. Galloway
C. T. Fanning
Edwin E
Baptist Bishop Delivers Baccalaureate at Mount St. Alban
The Rev William T Manning of Trinity Church New York delivers the baccalaureate sermon to ten graduates of the National Cathedral School for Boys at Mount St Alban The class includes seven Cross of Jerusalem recipients led by Bishop Alfred Harding of Washington The service moved indoors due to rain and featured remarks on grace courtesy and purity with benediction by Bishop Harding concluding ceremonies including athletic events and forthcoming commencements
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William T. Manning
Trinity Churh
New York
National Cathedral ‘School For Boys
Mount St. Alban
Richard Eustis
Chicago
Ernest Crane
Theodore Holman
Lyle Clarke
Lyman Williams
Omaha
Lewis Fixon
Racine
Wis
Edwin Murphy
Grand Rapids
Minn
Award Mertz
Washington
Ellison Miller
John Dunn
New York City
Dr. Manning
Wiliam T. Manning
Manning
Washington Cathedral
Slande
Harding
Bishop Harding
G C. F. Bratenahl
St. Albam’s
J. C. Craighttl
Earl
Gregg
National Cathedral Schoo Fof
Arthur Marsh
Roosevelt likened to Cook over Egypt crisis by Egyptian press
Cairo telegram cites El Alam fury at Roosevelt Guild Hall remarks. El Alam savages his understanding of Egyptian history and politics, calling his views ignorant and despotic. Al Lena mocks Roosevelt alongside famed explorer Cook, accusing him of relying on imperialist sources.
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Washington Post
London
Delly Mail
Cairo
el Alam
al Lewa
Nationalists Party
Roosevelt
Guild Hall
Journal
Egypt
Beasta
Africa
al Lena
Ul Cook
North Pole
Cook
Lord Cromer
King Ash
Beings 800 pounds of gold aboard steamer Humboldt
Dawson mining man Sam Hagen and his wife arrived on the Hupsheldt from Skagway with 800 pounds of gold dust valued at $160,000. Helpers hauled the strong box to a truck and express wagon at the wharf after the ship docked, with the men receiving $35 each. The June issue of Monthly Magazine Section of the Post is announced for Sunday June 12 with new features.
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Bseatile
Hupsbeldt
Skagway
Sam Hagen
Dawson
White Pass
Lawrence volunteers to save steamer Brasoria off Atlantic City
G J Lawrence appears in a dramatic rescue at Atlantic City when he dives into the lifeboat to save the Brasoria after it strikes the inlet bar and loses its rudder. He and a volunteer crew haul the ship to deep water using a government powerboat, drawing cheers from spectators on the Boardwalk. Captain Parker coordinated the response at the Atlantic City station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Lawrence
Atlantic City
Washington
N. 5
C.J. Lawrence
Philadelphia
Brasoria
Atlantic City Transportation Line
Lynch
Lambert Parker
Rites for M H Joyce to Be Buried After Drowning
Funeral services for Maurice H Joyce drowned near Quantico Virginia will be held at his home in Washington with Masonic rites. He was 1878 born in Fort Leavenworth Kansas survived by widow Jane and son Robert. Details of the boating accident recount a swells capsizing a rowboat near Quantico with Joyce unable to swim. The body arrived in Washington and was later taken to Alexandria for burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Maurice H. Joyce
Quantico
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
Oak Hill Cemetery
Osiria Lodge
Southern Railroad
Frank Boyd
Joyce
Benjamin Woodruff
Massachusetts Avenue
Boyd
Frank Hamilton
Alexandria
Hamilton
Hall
Post
Kansas
Mr. Joyce
Robert H. Joyce
Jane Boyd Joyce
Church of the Epiphany
Forth Leavenworth
Kana
Thilemon
Vawter
Kentucky
Mr. Jones
Harned Academy
Plainfield Academy
Washington
Weather conditions forecast across eastern states and Gulf region
United States Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports a fast moving disturbance shifted to the lower lake region. Rainfall covered most districts east of the Mississippi with heavy showers in the gulf and Tennessee. cooler in the east gulf, warmer on the Atlantic coast and Mississippi valley. Scattered showers expected along Atlantic coast and lake region Monday, with fair weather elsewhere. Winds vary by coast and region. temperatures rising in gulf, south Atlantic, plains, and upper Mississippi valley. Steamer winds Monday for European ports likely variable then westerly with showers. Local temps quoted for multiple cities with a day’s rainfall totals and river readings.
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U. 5
Dept. of Agriculture—Weather Bureau
Washington
Miselastop
Lower Lake Region
Misels~alppi River
Migstesippi Valley
West Gulf States
Northwest
Plains States
Miestasippi Valley
Plateau Region
Rocky Mountain Region
New England
Mildéie Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
European Porte Wil
Grand Banke
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Selinger’s
F Street
Cor
Jeffries-Johnson
Yokos
Eah
Dr. Langer
Carpenters
Preacher
Hay
Alaska
the Post
All Star
M. H. Joyce
Masons
Ranta
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
N. J
Bismarck
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
N.Y
Ill
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mon
Indianapolia
Jacksonville
Fla
Little Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
Marquette
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
N. Y
North Platte
Pitsburg
Portland
Salt Lake
St. Louis
J. Paul
Springheid
Tacoma
Wash
Toledo
Ohio
Vickaburg
Misa
Max, Min. & Am
Ora
River Bulletin
Boon
Bo. Om
P. m
Harpers Werty
W. Va
Potomac Ma
Lansburgh & Bro. AO
Ramie Linen
Copenhagen
Washington Gas Light CO
Tenth Street N. W
Steinway
Seventh St
Peter Grogan
Ges Aian
the Young Men's Store
The
International Banking Corporation
F Street N. W
Conn
Avenue Center Market
Amsay
Christian Xander’s
7Th St. Rett
McCray
Refrigerators the Best Made Wesson Refrigerator CO
LANG
National Union
Mtasa
Cabinet
National Rifle Hall
J. E. Colton
J. E. Borlast
Genetown Gas- Light Co
H Street Nw
Robert L. Middleton
M St. Nw
Phone North
McLachlen
Ranking Corporation
Capital
Stenw
1Th
G Ste. Nw
Ornicework Ventilating Handnwertere
Coralea and Tin Shop
Ernest Gichner
Ian Six
Byron
Adams
Mein
11Th St
Kodaks
Frank E. Chapin
General Acoustic Company
Evans
Reid S. Baker
F . Ballantine
Newark
Con
Ein
Milburn, Heister, & CO
Architects
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