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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
9
An imperial envoy conveyed gratitude to President Taft for court hospitality during a Washington visit. The Japanese prince and princess were hosted by the government, with Taft replying in cordial terms and signaling plans for a future Yount Vernon tribute.
The royal visitors traveled to Mount Vernon to tour Washington's tomb after visiting the gun factory at the navy yard. They were hosted aboard the Mayflower by the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Meyer followed by a luncheon. An informal dinner was held by Baron and Baroness Uchida with the prince and princess and their suite, with members of the Japanese embassy present and no Americans.
A long hotel list records guest names from Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and many more with numerous households, couples, and travelers staying at prominent inns including Ebbitt Willard and Raleigh among others. The compilation notes residences and origins from Raleigh to San Francisco and foreign entries in Scotland Spain and Germany, reflecting a broad cross section of visitors.
Western disturbance easterly move followed by high pressure over the Atlantic and Canadian maritime provinces. General rains in Atlantic and gulf states with cooler central regions. warmer trend in the northwest and midwest. Rain expected in Atlantic States and upper Ohio valley Saturday. fair to unsettled elsewhere. Winds vary along coasts and lakes with brisk conditions. steamers to European ports face east and northeast winds with rain and fog. Temperature readings for midnight through evening listed. rainfall and sunshine percentages noted. Temperatures across numerous cities provided with rainfall data. Tide table and river bulletin for Potomac Shenandoah regions included.
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