Navy for Humanity Sees Lesson at Vera Cruz
President in Annapolis addresses Naval Academy graduates on Vera Cruz lessons and self control as America’s civilizing role. He urges officers to fight only for public welfare and to empha size service over conquest. Mayflower leaves Severn for Washington after luncheon. reception includes 3,000 onlookers.
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Fred
Duttestina Idaho
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W. F. Fullam
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Chauncey Shackford
Naval Academy Graduates Honor Class With Ball And Parade
The ceremony lists 84 graduates honored across many states and cities. Diplomas were handed from a container as applause greeted football heroes and midshipmen, followed by underclassmen throwing seniors from quarters and a farewell ball in the armory with decorations and dances.
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Burial sites chosen near Hunicke cenotaph in Arlington
Charles W. Stewart, superintendent at the Navy Department, sent a circular to the class of 1881 at the United States Naval Academy. Mrs. Felix H. Hunicke, widow of Capt. P. A. Hunicke, placed a gray granite cenotaph at Arlington National Cemetery. After June dedication exercises Maj. Gen. Barnall proposed gathering the class in death, eight members chose burial sites near the cenotaph.
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Witness Clashes Over Answers at Interstate Commerce Hearing
At ICC hearings into the New Haven railroad, tension rose between Chief Counsel Folk and witness L G Ledyard as he pressed his own line of answers. Officials Walker D Hines and T De Witt Cuyler testified on board conduct, while directors read minutes and figures showing a $1.2 million shift in profit and loss between 1830 and 1912.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Walker D. Hines
New Haven
McChord
Miller
New York
Westchester and Boston Railway
Lewis Gnas Ledyard
J. Pierpont Morgan
T. de Witt Cuyler
Hines
Arthur E. Clark
Julian M. Tomlinson
Company F Wins Pennant in District Cadet Drill
Enthusiastic crowd packs grandstands as six commands of the First Separate Battalion showcase military tactics at the twenty and annual competitive drill. The winning company, M Street High School, represented by Captain Arthur Payne, is honored by Brig. Gen. Montgomery M. Macomb and reviewed by XL Henry P. Blair and Ernest J. Thurston, with Capt. Clarence Davin and Lieut R. A. Jackson as judges.
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M Street High School
Arthur Payne
Henry P. Blair
Board of Education
Ernest J. Thurston
Arthur Brooks
Clarence Davin
R. A. Jackson
District National Guard
Obituary for Arthur Rakowsky and Mrs Henry C Yarrow
Obituary notices report Arthur Rakowsky a German born member of the Aborn Opera Company dying in Emergency Hospital and buried at Congressional Cemetery with fellow singers present. Separate notice covers Mrs Henry C Yarrow wife of a Washington physician dying Thursday night and to be buried at Arlington. she had long resided at 2116 Bancroft Place and is survived by son John Yarrow.
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Connecticut Avenue
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Washington
Arlington
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Yarrow
Anna Provant Dryburgh
Philadelphia
Nannie Hunter
Prince Street
P. P. Phillips
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Cemetery
Presidents Rank as Golfer at Columbia Country Club
The president and William Howard Taft are rated alike with a handicap of 18 over par for the 73 stroke course, placing them among medium good golfers. Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark have no rating, while Rep Woodson R. Oglesby tops public life with a handicap of 1. Other club members include Senators Rearose, Saulsbury, Walsh, Bristow, Hitchcock, Movonaed, Hollin, and Gorman with varied scores.
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Columbia Country” Club
William Howard ‘Taft
Columbia Country Club
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Clark
Woodson R. Oglesby
Yonkers
Ufa
Congress
Rearose
Saulsbury
Walsh
Bristow
Fenator Hitchcock
Movonaed
Hollin
Seater
Oo Gorman
Detective Wounded and Stray Bullet Hits Woman in New York Raid
A raid on a West Houston Street house to disrupt cocaine trafficking left Ernest F. Seyler a district attorney investigator wounded by a suspect he and Harry Gibson pursued. James Reggino stabbed Gibson, Seyler shot Reggino in the nose, and a stray shot hit Mrs. Lillian Cudahy in the leg as Patrolman Dennis H. Mitchell joined the pursuit. Mitchell later captured Reggino at the station after learning the misidentity.
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James Reggino
Reggino
Gibson
Seyler
Dennis H. Mitchell
Mitchell
Reggio
Lillian Cudahy
Alfonso Aims to Visit U S for Expo and Polo
King Alfonso of Spain plans a next year trip to the United States to attend the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco and to play polo. Polo player J Cheevera Colgin, who arrived on the Aquitania, quotes the king saying he is eager but unable to go this year, comparing himself to a boy who cried for the moon and was denied.
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King Alfonso
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Pacific’ Coast
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George Washington University appoints new faculty
The board of trustees announced appointments to the George Washington University faculty including William P. Carr M D as clinical professor of surgery and George Marion Churchill as assistant professor of history plus Edwin Henry Ingersoll as instructor in chemistry. Student assistants in chemistry named are Henry Albert Lepper George Washington Phillips Theresa Karker Vivian Robey and Peter J Donk. The board expressed sorrow at the death of Aldla B Browne a longtime university associate and trustee.
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William P. Carr
George Marion Churchill
Edwin Henry Ingersoll
Henry Albert Lepper
George Washington Phillips
Theresa Karker
Vivian Robey
Peter 3. Donk
Aldla B. Browne
Volcanic eruption devastates Sanguir Island
A violent eruption on Sanguir, 140 miles south of Mindanao, Java, dumps boiling lava on forests and plantations. Stones and ash rain across the island. No deaths reported, but about 100 houses destroyed as several volcanoes erupt in the disturbance.
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Woodward Duke Drowned In Auto Accident Near Park City
Salt Lake City reports the drowning of Woodward W. Duke son of J B Duke president of the American Tobacco Company after his automobile overturned on an embankment near the Park of Utah about 40 miles east of Salt Lake City Just over the Wasatch Mountains. Four other party members were not injured. Duke was driving and became trapped beneath the wrecked car.
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Richmond Grotto to Attend Supreme Council Convention
Dr Commerce leads trip to Monday’s Supreme Council convention with over 100 members aboard a special train at 12 80 pm. Mayor Ainslie will deliver the welcome address in Capitol Square. A midnight wreath is planned in Washington, and the prophets and band will perform at the refreshment event. Edward Schmidt is a candidate for grand monarch. W F Gude chairs the reception committee.
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Gould Called 70 Testify In Wright Building Case Hearing
Witnesses including Justice Ashley M. Gould testified before the BicCay judicial subcommittee about the First Cooperative Building Association of Georgetown. The session covered receivership actions naming Reeside Lambert and Laster, with Ambrose named sole receiver, and Gould corroborated claims of Wright’s reaction to the appointments.
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Uole
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Justres Wright
Lambert
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Risbie
Public Utilities Board Prelude On Universal Transfers
The citizens conference through spokesman Charles W Carr and P V Keating asked the public utilities commission whether it intends to require universal transfers on all District of Columbia railways. They argue the commission delays action awaiting a street railway physical valuation, which cannot be completed for a year, hindering transfers. In Columbus Ohio a Prohibition convention nominated Dr J H Dickason of Wooster University for Governor with Dr A S Watkins presiding.
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District of Columbia
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Wooster University
A. 5. Watkins
Ada
United States
Four Canates Become Deacons at Virginia Seminary
Ordination ceremonies concluding the ninetyfrat session of the Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia in Alexandria were led by Bishop Robert A. Gibson. Several bishops attended. deacons Kagey Palmer Parker Buck and others were ordained to the priesthood alongside Duvall Gwathney.
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Southern Virginia
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Giles
Buckner Palmer
Giles B. Cook
Walter G. Parker
Berryman Green
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W. D. Smith
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Robb White
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Union
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Belgium
Pet Ape Tickling Self to Death on Liverpool Ship Deck
Special to Theshington Post reports Martin Lewis mate of the Leicester describes a gibbon named William tickling his own feet with improvised gloves on deck. The ape bursts into paroxysms of mirth, loses breath, and drift toward unconsciousness while crew watch to prevent self harm. William weighs 51 pounds, once 48, and faces a grim prognosis as his habit continues aboard the Bath Terminal voyage from New South Wales.
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Retrial for 2 dynamiters in dynamite cases
The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed new trials for Olaf A. Trehtmoe of San Francisco and Richard Houlihan of Chicago. The court reversed itself on William Bernhardt of Cincinnati, upholding the one year sentence and ordering it to be served.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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Mona Lisa Thief Perugia Plea Accepted in Italy
In Florence June the court accepted extenuating circumstances for Vincenzo Perugia who stole Da Vinci's Mona Lisa from the Louvre in Paris. He was sentenced to one year and fifteen days in prison, having already served about six months waiting in custody since December of that year.
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Mount St Alban Summer School Session Opens At Cathedral Close
The Mount St Alban Summer School for Sunday school workers opens at the Cathedral Close tomorrow afternoon under the united management of the board of religious education. Bishop Harding and Bishop Murray approve with the cathedral chapter. Sessions are in St Hilda's Woodland Theater and other cathedral grounds with a festival sevensong at 4 p.m. and a welcome by Bishop Harding.
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Washington
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Bethlehem Chapel
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William E. Gardner
General Board of Religious Education
New York City
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Pottsville
the Grove
Jane Miker
Diocese of Maryland
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Trinity Church School
Pennsylvania
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Joppa
Jordan Valley
Witman
Charse
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C. L. Gregg
N. & Hinsted
Miss McDonald
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Hratena
Charles L. Warner
Howard W. Dilley
W. H. Burk
Valley Forge
William Dellam Morgan
Baltimore
Racing cycle crash kills two at Pittsburgh race
In Pittsburgh last night a motorcycle ridden by Arthur Armstrong of New York crashed through a railing during the final lap of a mile race. Two spectators Charles F. Marzolt and Benjamin Hernahan were killed and ten others seriously injured. Armstrong suffered multiple fractures and was injured along with several other crowd members.
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Benjamin Hernahan
Arthur Armatrong
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Capitol Frieze Bill Proposes $10,000 Work Completion
Senator O Gorman yesterday introduced a bill to finish the Capitol rotunda frieze. It would hire an American artist to create three panels. One shows Grant and Lee shaking hands at Appomattox to symbolize preservation of the Union and national reunion. The second panel depicts the Panama Canal in operation, and the third represents serial navigation.
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Woman Attacks Officers On Way To Asylum
Elizabeth Vail of 49 West Carroll Street City Island New York claimed identity at police headquarters and was committed for examination after acting violently. She allegedly stabbed Driver Patrick Fitzgerald in the face and tore Detective O Briens hat to pieces during the incident en route to the Washington 4 Hospital.
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