Jamestown Exposition Contest votes flood Post counters
The Jamestown Exposition Contest at The Post draws a flood of coupons as competitors rush to poll votes. Prizes include a $5 first prize for the top increase among 10,000+ voters, a second prize for 1,000 to 9,999, and a third for those below 500 votes. An extra $2 prize goes to the top three overall in today’s voting surge.
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Death of Rowan County man in Washington DC trip
John Addison Heddrick aged seventy of Rowan County North Carolina died Wednesday morning at Georgetown University Hospital after a brief illness. He had traveled to Washington to attend his daughter’s graduation and visit his nephew, then was admitted to hospital. He was a wealthy citizen and prominent Moscow. Survived by three daughters Laura Elizabeth Heddrick and Mrs Redfield Proctor Jr and two sons John and Archibald Heddrick.
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Mrs Batonyi’s Dogs Triumph at Massachusetts Show
Special to The Washington Post from Newport Rhode Island June 6 Mrs Aurel Batonyi and Mrs Hamilton Fish Webster with Miss Alice Brownell won multiple prizes at the Ladies Kennel Association of Massachusetts show in Riverside Massachusetts. Batonyi entered English terriers Elm Court Kennels and took seven first prizes one second and one third in individual classes plus best brace and best team.
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Social Gossip From York on English Pageant and Weddings
A long column recalls English social life with notes on Mrs. Potter Palmer’s London dinner and concert, London and Paris society, and multiple marriages among titled women. It covers fashion trends from Parisian modistes, elaborate wedding gowns, and dresses with Valenciennes lace, belts, and bertha capes. mentions Lady Waldegrave, Lady Miller, and Mrs. Langtry, plus Maggie Carnegie’s health rumors and Marguerite Shonts’ mother’s nerves.
Fashionable English Summer Garb and Diplomatic Disputes
A discussion of a half mourning house gown in pale lilac and gray silk gauze, featuring a bolero and two-part coat with fringe and scalloped edges, paired with removable lace undersleeves and amethyst jewelry. The piece shifts to a Washington critique of foreign diplomats speeding in town and calls for strict adherence to U.S. law by foreign officials.
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White House reception for UDC leader and guests
In the East Room the President met Mrs Linzie Henderson president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and District daughters leader Mrs Ralph Walsh and Mrs Ricks visiting with about fifty Florence Crittenton delegates. Capt. Les introduced them and the group toured drawing rooms and grounds as invitations climb toward eight hundred for tonight’s Arlington Hotel reception hosted by District daughters in Henderson’s honor.
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Roosevelt Receives Silk Gift From Japanese Mayor
W E Lempe presented a piece of Japanese silk cloth to President Roosevelt as thanks for the famine proclamation aiding thousands in Japan. The presentation occurred yesterday, introduced by Rev J M Schick, the President’s pastor, and Lempe led the American relief committee during the famine.
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Americans at Court London June 6 Buckingham Palace
The third court of the season at Buckingham Palace featured an unusually large presentation list. Americans present included Mrs Frank Wiberg, Miss Wiberg, and Miss Mary Wiberg of Cincinnati, Mrs Melville Post of West Virginia, and Miss Drexel, daughter of Mrs Anthony Drexel of Philadelphia, with King Edward, Queen Alexandra, the Prince and Princess of Wales in attendance.
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President Roosevelts Plain Travel Marks Budget Break
President Roosevelt trims royal travel, using the new 25,000 annual fund to cover railway expenses. In the first year, costs total about 5,000 with almost 1,100 for the latest trip. The president plans visits to Tamestown and Oyster Bay, then return to Washington and depart July 1, keeping travel modest by design.
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