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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1914

Page

10

Pastor Traps Father Tells Of Penury At Home

Special to The Washington Post from New York June 8 details Rev RK Masterton of AH Saints Episcopal Church facing a father's suit for alimony. The father alleges cruelty and neglect while the mother claims extensive legacies and income, noting the pastor's frugal living and objection to coffee cream.

Washington Post New York GC. Masterton AH Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church Robert S. Masterton Kate Masterton Supreme Court Justica PhotTin

New York Bijou to Open as Colored Theater with Darktown Follies

The Bijou Theatre on Broadway and Twenty-ninth Street in New York will reopen next Monday as a theater for colored performers. Isidor Rosenberg will direct a colored stock company to present musical comedies and the opening production The Darktown Follies. The all colored show, words music and lyrics by J Taubrie HU, may feature a white chorus and audience on select afternoons.

New York New York Times Vadway Twenty-ninth Street Ctv Tre Schema Ia Isrosia Rosenberg J. Taubrie HU Wahers Walter Boys Whita Peraens J Laubrie Sim Feat Lujou Nyc Uae Hart Willams

Starving Girls Rescued in Central Park Refuge

New York two girls Foearl Schwartz nine and Dinah Meyers ten stepsisters appealed to a policeman Sunday saying they were starving and friendless orphans. They had slept in parks at night and walked streets by day seeking work but found none for two weeks. Magistrate Krotel arranged a refuge where they will be cared for.

New York Foearl Schwartz Dinah Meyers Fey Central Park Krotel

Revival of Coaching in England Hailed by Lovers of the Horse

The article notes a renewed interest in coaching in England, with fascination among equestrian enthusiasts. It highlights that horse-drawn travel remains valued despite rail, car, and air progress, and that four-in-hand and coaching club meets are a prominent feature of the London season.

England Harves London

Hand American Drives and the Coach Horse Revival

A historical note on American coaching vigor defying predicted decline. It cites the chorus prophesying end of the coach horse, but asserts revival like a phoenix. The piece highlights Alfred Vanderbilt as an emblem of American mechanical progress energizing the scene.

America Alfred Vanderbilt Alfred Vanderbilt, Representing Though |Needoes

Society Suit Shifts as Newport Woman Plans Reno Divorce

Mrs. Julian McCarthy Little of Newport seeks a divorce from Henry Splea Kip on allegations of desertion. The suit dates in Providence Superior Court with Little, once a Newport social figure, now a leading man in a New Jersey stock company after a career as a mining man and real estate broker.

Washington Post Newport R. J Julian McCarthy Little Providence Wiliam McCarthy Little War College Reginald Norman New Jersey

Little family’s rise from real estate to acting career

The narrative traces a man known as Little who left a Pease and Elliman real estate post to join the Harlem Opera House stock company in New York. He followed Belasco’s stage guidance, later married Mrs Wittlectndéno two hours after her divorce from Kip, then pursued mining before returning east. The couple’s life featured a Sierra Nevada honeymoon in a cabin, moving back to urban life as Little pursued acting with family support.

New York Harlem Opera House Avid Belasco Little Pease & Elliman Sierra Nevada Littles

King Receives Gen Bramwell Booth at Buckingham Palace

London on June 8 King George greeted Gen Bramwell Booth head of the Salvation Army in an audience at Buckingham Palace. Booth outlined details of an upcoming international congress of Salvationists. The king praised the Salvation Army and expressed hope the congress would do great good. American contingent members with flaming scarlet hats and Stars and Stripes were seen prominently in London streets.

London King George Bramwell Booth Salvation Army Buckingham Pallace International Congress of Salvationists Congress

Army and Navy Changes of the Day Report

Major Pettus and officers receive leaves and extensions while Krug and Fatters on reassigned duty. Captains and lieutenants listed for Philippine duties and Fort Sheridan examinations. Naval vessel movements include Marietta, Brutus, Cummings, and others with Atlantic fleet flag transfer noted.

Marietta San Pedro Macotia Brutus Poowaralo

Naval Orders List of Detached Officers and Assignments

A bulleted Navy orders list detailing Lieut Comdr H C Woods and other officers detached to various commands, naval yards, and academies. Entries include transfers to South Dakota, Trippe, Naval Academy practice squadron, navy yards in Brooklyn Philadelphia and New York, and assignments to Norfolk, Quantico, and other stations. Dates referenced include 1914.

H.C. Woods South Dakota Sigk F. D. Berrign Trippe Ordnante Naval Magazine Hingham Mass A. W. Fitch Balche Duncan R. A. Koch F. H. Roberts Duncan E. W. Bites Company Brooklyn J. C. Latham Scorpion Naysl Academy Bert M. Snyder Reneselace Polytechnic Institute Navy Yard Marc Jelena Craven Banhamy Wo Duncan H. F. Burns New York N.Y Merrill Naval Academy Prictles E. Gudger Naval Radio Station Radio Mayflower Y. A H. “Atkinson Assis. Paymraler J. 1 Chatterton Norfolk Assiat. Clynt- Enginger P G. Copeland Ae “Gached Phladelphia Naval Station Quantanamo Guba Avalst G. Taylor N. Yo Philadelphia Bootewain A. J. Svensson Mary Yard W. C Colgea B. 3d Fisher B. W. Busa Company Brooklyp N. Y Quaner Bulger Warhinston D. C B. HE. Bucker Alabina Carpanter L. T. Herrmann

Courtroom Diaries Reveal Love Letters in Divorce Case

In Chicago today the husband of Mme Schumann-Heink faced a public reading of ten love letters to Mrs Katharine H Dean as part of his divorce defense. Witnesses for the wife testified about the tenor of the correspondence and the alleged misconduct, while the husband left the courtroom amid giggles from onlookers.

Schumann-Heink Washington Post Chicago Katherine EH Dean William~ Rapp, Jr Mme Hrnestine Sehumann-Heink Inherewt Rapp Bryan Humphries Helen Sattler Mrs. Dean Sullivan Mme. Schumann-Heink

Will of Mrs. Mary Schaefer Includes School Funds and Orphan Causes

The will of Mrs. Mary Catherine Schaefer of Washington leaves 60 dollars for a new St. Mary's Schoolhouse and 400 to fund church magazine, 100 for poor children’s books, 100 for church expenses, 10 for the Life Sisters of the Poor, 100 for St. Ann's Infant Asylum, 100 for St. Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum, 100 to George Penn, and 300 each to Nellie Catherine Schaefer and Mary Gertrude Schaefer. Real estate goes to John A. Schaefer and others to the children of John William Schaefer. Executors named: John A. Schaefer and Joseph A. Berberich. Dated May 12, 1905. Other wills noted include D. Reid of Georgetown leaving all to wife Mary A.E. Rela, Holmes & Co. business continued by Mrs. Edwin S. Holmes and daughters per Edwin S. Holmes will, dated Sept. 7, 1901, with various small bequests and Masonic jewels distributed. Also mentions will of John S. Willixine and property divisions among heirs. Sanford seeks absolute divorce from Joseph H. Sanford, alleging his wife left with a cor respondent after their marriage on March 12, 1907 in Junction City Kansas. wife reportedly still living in Kansas.

Mary Catherine Schaefer Washington St. Ann's Holmes & Co Edwin S. Holmes Edwin Holmes Miriam Simons Sacha H. Webb Ralph W. Simons Edna P. Simons Earle Simons Richard B. Webb Leland &. Holmes Miriam H. Simons Edwin 8. Holmes Sacha E. Webb John 8. Willinxne Lamont Street Florence Percy Williams Isabelle Cacll Willams Mary D. Cooke Charles E. Cooke Florence Williama Ip

Home Sweet Home a Centuries Old War Horse of Song

The piece recalls the 91 year history of Home Sweet Home, tracing its origin with John Howard Payne at age 14, its rise through stage and opera, and Payne's later life as a consul in Tunis. It notes the song's enduring popularity, a dramatic tale of its creation, and Payne’s financial and memorial legacy in Oak Hill Cemetery.

John Howard Peyne John Payne New York East Hampton United States Tunis Oak Hill Cemetery City

Musical Couch Alleged Affair at Pratt Institute Dormitory

Pratt Institute pupil affidavits allege Royal Cotrell engaged in risqué behavior with Mrs Beulah Miller and her lodgers including impersonating a bed partner atop a worn springs couch dubbed the musical couch Miss Ethel Wright named as a private detective aiding Mrs Cottrell in her divorce bid seeking alimony and fees as Justice Aspinwall considers the case in Brooklyn

Washington Post New York Pratt Institute Phoebe C. Cottrell Supreme Court Aspinwall Brooklyn Counack Royal L. Cottrelly Beulah M. Miller Cottrel Cottrell Ethel M. Wright

Shooting at North Beach Casino Ends With Arrests

Samuel Levine, 20, was shot in the abdomen after dancing with Mary Muller at Heffers North Beach casino. Police seized Mary Muller 23 and Edward T. Kiley 18 as suspects but planned no charges. Levine, taken to St Johns Hospital, could not speak but is expected to recover.

Mary Mullen Edward T. Kiley Samuel Levine North Beach Long Island Washington Pont New York Hefferan Capt. Post Astoria Teeven and Scully Levine Mary Muller Post Miss, Muller Kiley Wooteide Levins St. John's Hosnitel

Holy Land Tour Contest Crowds Vote Standings Tally

The Holy Land contest nears the close with twelve days left as dark horses threaten the field. Daily vote revisions show standings up to June 6, led by Rev. John Eekenrode with 460,585 and Rev. M. W. Clark second at 442,555, followed by a list of other candidates and their tallies. The subscription vote is shaping the outcome and will publish further updates tomorrow morning.

John Eekenrode M. W. Clatr W. A. Melvin Chas Fultz D. Gaw J. BH. W. Blake L. H. Purdum A. T. Stevenson F. J. Prettyman Smith W. W. Barnes Henry Thomas Dunlap C. H. Reese L. ¥. Kelly C. B. Abbott Mathew W. C. Clark Cummings Doermann Charles Iaute RL Edward Gallaher Charles F. Steck On T. Stevenso Henry Ushamas Townsend Alexander Wilbanks James Willis Albert H. Zimmerman

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