Taft White House silver wedding fete set for Monday
Mrs Taft’s health improves enough for a planned White House celebration marking the silver wedding anniversary. The event will open doors to the public with a lawn reception if weather permits and feature dancing in the east room, music by Marine Band, and a state dining room supper. Attending will be the Tafts’ children Helen and Charlie with guests including Horace Taft and Miss Maria Ferran, plus Mrs Taft’s sister Mrs Anderson and other prominent figures and foreign diplomats.
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White House
Executive Mansion
Washington
Aft
Ghesh
Willle
Marine Nand
Charlie Taft
Horace Taft
Maria Feerran
Taft
Charles Anderson
Will H. Taft
Frances Folsom
Grover Clevelant
United States
Mr. Taft
New York
Hayes
Judge Herron
Thomas K. Laushlin
Pittsburg
Flayes
Lucy Hayes
Wade
Mme.Jugserand
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Mexico
Brazil
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Taft Awards Medals to Heroes of North Dakota
President Taft awarded the Medal of Honor to six North Dakota sailors for heroism during an oil fuel explosion aboard the battleship North Dakota on September 8 1916. Chief machinist mates Thomas Stanton and Karl Wests, Patrick Reid and August Holtz, Charles C. Roberts, and Harry Lipscomb braved smoke heat and gas to rescue comrades and prevent further disaster. Each received the medal and a $100 gratuity as Secretary Meyer and Captain Wiley witnessed the ceremony.
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Taft
Navy
Meyer
Capt. Wiley
North Dakota
Thomas Stanton
Karl Wests
Patrick Reid
August Holtz
Charles C. Roberts
Harry Lipscomb
Hadls Ewing
Washington
St. Louis
Newton
Mass
New York
Karl Westa
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
White House fete to feature full military and cabinet guests
At the upcoming White House reception President Taft will host a large gathering including the Vice President and Mrs Sherman and most cabinet members. The Washington Saengerbund will perform at the evening event.
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Army
Navy
White House
Sherman
Taft
Washington -Saengerbund
Jury Cleans Car Crew in Virginia Auto Crash
A coroner's jury in Alexandria county Virginia found the deaths of Harry Mitchell and Fred Kitchen an unavoidable accident after a collision between their automobile and a Old Dominion Railway Company car on a Rosslyn road. The inquest urged safety upgrades for the railway car. Witnesses said the motorized truck sped and rails were slippery, while railway staff described slow car movement and emergency braking. Funeral plans for Mitchell were announced, with interment in Rock Creek Cemetery and the two children to be adopted by the grandparents.
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Alexandria County
Harry Mitchell
Fred Kitchen
Rosslyn
Old Dominion Railway Company
S. T. Ashton
Wilton
J. Lambert
D. S. Mackall
Warren Dean
Fifteenth
United States Cavalry
Fort Myer
Kitchen
George W. Crue
Motormien
Crue
W. F. McCormick
Trumpeter Kitchen
New York City
Birch
Rock Creek Cemetery
Mitchell
Frances
Harry
Glenvarlyn
Arrest Ends Long Chase for Alleged Speakeasy Operator
Officer Robert Livingston arrested Edward Gaskins on the steps of the juvenile court after a two year nationwide pursuit. Gaskins faced warrants for selling intoxicants without a license and for assaulting his wife, Mil dred Gaskins, as police raided a nearby speakeasy. He had just been convicted for nonsupport and was to be arraigned for the new charges.
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Edward Gaskins
Gaskins
Callan
Oficer Livingston
Mildred Gaskins
New Jersey Avenue
P Street
Fourth
Fifth
Bin
Livingston
Kins
Sof
Flag Day Observance at Government Printing Office in DC
The 134th birthday of the Stars and Stripes is marked by government departments schools and patriotic societies in Washington DC. Speakers include Champ Clark and Senator Borah with Miss Jane Abercrombie singing The Star Spangled Banner. The Public Printer Samuel Donnelly conducts introductions and Thomas L. Jones leads music.
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District of Columbia
Government Printing Office
Champ Clark
W. ©. Borah
Idaho
Jane Abercrombie
Samuel B. Donnelly
Thomas L. Jones
John R. Berg
W. A. Smith
W. J.dow
Frank Wallace
H. W. Zeigler
Gen. Miles
Central High
Nelson A. Miles
Hoor
DB. R. Lowell
Henry N. Copp
Eastern High
Ellen Spencer Massey
Board of Education
A. P. Tasker
Charles Lyman
Carmi Thompson
Business High School
George C. Ross
Robert Armour
Myron M. Parker
McKinley Manual Training School
Maj
Perham
Hosea B. Moulton
Storm Does Damage In Washington After Strong Thunderstorm
A hour long electrical storm with heavy rain and high winds yesterday damaged windows and shade trees across Washington. District Building windows were shattered while telegraph and telephone lines to New York Philadelphia and other East points were repaired by nightfall. Long distance lines remained disrupted.
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Washington
New York
Phiadelphia
Baltimore
Aberdeen
Havre de Grace
Oriental University elects new officers and grants degrees
The Oriental University of Dominion Heights Virginia elected new officers led by Manuel E. Araujo as vice president and Dr W O Me Dowell and Dr J W Hill as officers. New deans were named for classical commercial theological and philosophical schools. Several faculty members joined as assistants and the university announced multiple degree recognitions by unanimous consent. An address on the aims of the Oriental University is planned by President H P Holler at the Persian American Educational Society conference in the Carnegie Library.
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the Oriental University
Dominion Heights
Kenots
Manuel E. Araujo
Republic of Salvador
W. O. Me
Dowell
League of Peace
J. W. Hill
International Peace Forum
Benton
Se. D
Classical College
E. H. Young
Lil
Commercial College
A. L. Hughes
D. D
Theological School
A. L. Colton
Philosophical School
Washington
Ch. Kingshan Chiu
China
Orieentaliatic Seminary
Rudolph Moscau
Vo Ren- Raghavachary
Sanjivi
M.A. Dupl
Frank Benton
R. C. McConnehle
D.D
A. le “Hughe
Coomara Swamy Sri Kanta
H. Woldm
R ‘Ruoff
D.C.L
M. D. Kelley
John Mastin
Lutherans Accuse US Writers of Plagiarism at Synod Meeting
Prof. W. G. A. Tressler of Springfield Ohio charged American Lutheran writers with lacking originality and copying from German authors during the Lutherans gathering at Luther Place Memorial Church. The remarks caused a stir as prominent Lutheran authors listened. The session adjourns this afternoon with plans for committee appointments, selecting next meeting place likely Buffalo, and electing delegates. President William Anthony Granville will speak on Educational Work and Church Work.
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Lutheran Synod
Luther Place Memorial Church
W. G. A. Tressler
Springfield
Ohio
Buffalo
William Anthony Granville
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Exoneration Near for Dolphin in Naval Collision
Naval board reports on the Dolphin versus Culprit Fay collision with officers predicting exoneration for the Dolphin. The inquiry’s opinion, unsigned, will be signed, sent to the Navy Secretary, and made public. It is widely believed compensation to Culprit Fay owner John G. Lindsay for damages will not be awarded.
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Fay
Navy
Dolphin
Naval Board of Inquiry
Navy Department
Naval Board
Navy Yard
Secretary of the Navy
Department
John G. Lindsay
Thief in Cosmos Club Was Captain of Bellboys
Alfred Saunders, a bellboy captain, was arrested after a string of room thefts at the Cosmos Club in Jackson Place and H Street NW. Four robberies were linked to him including a wallet with $20, a suit of clothes, a snakeskin purse with foreign coins, and two $50 bills from Col Ayme. He admitted four thefts under police questioning. charged with grand and petit larceny.
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Cosmos Club
Alfred Rt. Saunders
Lawrence O'Dea
Jackson Place
H_ street
Col
Toute M. Ayme
Regular Army
DP. E. Liouty
Bureau of Standards
Col. Ayme
Douty
Col. Ayre
Waa
Saunders
Wilmington Students Tour Capital With Taft Visit
A senior civics class from Wilmington High School in Delaware hosted a dinner and informal dance at the Arlington Hotel for 30 students and chaperones spending two days in Washington. They will meet President Taft in the Red Room, tour Mount Vernon, and return to Wilmington tonight.
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William H. Heald
Delaware
Amy R. Piser
Nevada
Arlington Hotel
Wilmington High School
Wilmington
Del
National Capital
Alfred I. du Pont
Taft
Mount Vernon
Elizabeth Carlisle
Haa
Jis
Marie A. Hance
Edna B. McIntire
Margaret E. M. Monaghan
Nellie P. May
Anna M. Ulrich
Virginia N. Beeson
Elizabeth A. O
Weather Conditions From U S Department of Agriculture Report
Weather Bureau notes show general showers and thunderstorms across the nation with severe storms in parts of the middle Atlantic region. West mostly fair with eight local storms in the Northwest, Colorado and Arizona. Temperatures remain high in the South and central plains, fair to moderate elsewhere with warmer midweek in central valleys and mid Atlantic. Winds vary by coast and region. steamers to Europe expect moderate winds and fair seas. Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry, Shenandoah cloudy.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Prassure
Lake
New England
Middle
Colorado
Arizona
Plains
Plateau
Rocky Mountain Region
Utah
Missouri
Upper
Mississippi
Irke
Atlantic
Midate
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf-Coast
European
Grand Banka
Suit for estate funds brought against Dr Edmonston
Surrogate Fowler dismissed today the discovery suit against Dr Elizabeth Edmonston of 524 West End Ave New York a faculty member of the New York Medical College and Hospital for Women regarding property left by Miss Gertrude Van Ness daughter of the late Col Eugene Van Ness. Administrators Julia Fisher and Maj William Van Ness alleged hidden assets valued about 40000. Edmonston acknowledged ten railroad bonds and about 12000 in other property given to cover debt. An affidavit from two nurses alleged she told an astrologist and mental healer during Miss Van Ness dying of gangrene. Surrogate ruled he had no jurisdiction and the administrators must sue in the supreme court.
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Weahington
New York
Fowler
Elizabeth Edmonston
West End Avenue
New York Medical College and Hospital For Women
Gertrude Wieht van Ness
Eugene van Ness
van Ness
Julia I. Fisher
Maj
William P. van Ness
Washington, D. C
Edmonston
Miss van Ness
Supreme Court
Miss Mary Bradford Dies at 66 in Washington
Miss Mary Cornelia Bradford died at her home on Q Street NW aged 66. She was sister to Federal Judge Edward G Bradford of Wilmington and lived with relatives in Washington. Funeral services will be held at Christ Church and interment at Old Swedes Episcopal burying ground in Wilmington.
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Mary Cornelia ‘Bradford
Q Street
Edward G. Bradford
Wilmington
Del
Judge Bradford
Bradford
Delaware
Senator du Pont
Christ Church
Western High School Class of 1911 Exercises
The class of 1911 at Western High School held its exercises in the Business High School auditorium. Ninety nine members were present with James Booth Lockwood and Walter Upman featured in the program. The evening included class prophecy, speeches, songs, a class poem, and gifts, followed by refreshments in the gymnasium.
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Western High School
Business High School
James Booth Lockwood
Walter F. Upman
Kate Alderman
Howard S. McCandlish
Isabel M. Lacey
Raymond LeRoy Shoemaker
Harry Cullen Planton
Dorothy Loud
Edwin A. Hale
Marie A. Peary
Margaret B. Merril
Walter F. Upmen
Howard 8. McCandlish
Avennelie M. Crockett
Margaret, Church Scofield
Frank Clark Scofield
Edith Scott Combes
Harry Cullen Blanton
Richard H. Lansburgh
Helen M. McCumber
Alan F. Garner
Genevieve Shober Amprose
Cécelia Woods Arnold
Bertha A. Baker
Kathleen Bitzer
Frances E. Brown
Lenore C. Burkette
Catherine Clark
Mary Corry
Louise D. Crittenden
Avonnelle M. Crockett
Loleta I. Dawson
Ruth .E. Dodge
Lucy Borthh
Grace L. Forsythe
Dorothy K. Harvey
Marguerite H. Johnson
Dorothy Kimball
Helen M. Knight
Margaret Church Schofield
Ruth E. Shoemaker
Emily Nourse Stewart
Mary Sanderson Thrift
Mabel Updegraff
Virginia Wheat
Ruth Fisher Wrightson
John
Aspinwall
Harold Bantz
Edwin Alexander Bethel
Edwin Caleb Burt
Paul Bushnell
James A. Cahklil, Jr
John J. Chew 2d
Maurice Cohen
James H. Coutts
Stanley F. Cavitle
Duncan Fuller
Alen F. Garner
Alexander Gorman
William M. Gray
William P. Herbst
Randall F. Holden
Frederick H. Knight
Howard
McCandish
Summerfield McCarteney
Benjamin
Micou
L. Emmart Meany
Hillary Herbert Micou
Paul Theodore Menzel
Morris A
Boy Peck Dies in Accident at Family Home
Walter J. Peck 15, son of Capt. Charles T. Peck commanding Second Precinct, was killed by an accidental pistol discharge while his brother Charles 18 cleaned a pistol in the library at 58 Q Street NW. The event occurred on the third floor. funeral set for Friday at St. Aloysius and burial in Mount Olivet.
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Q Street
Walter J. Peck
Charles T. Peck
Charles Peck
Smith & Wesson
C. E. Ferguson
North Capitol Street
Young Peck
Capt. Peck
Charles
Father Buell
St. Aloysius’ Catholic Church
Gonzaga College
New Fredonia Hotel
Nevitt
Mount Olivet Cemetery
U S Officers Meet Czar in St Petersburg Luncheon
Admiral Badger and twelve officers of visiting American battleships met Emperor Nicholas II in St Petersburg. Ambassador Rockhill presented the group at audience and luncheon, the emperor proposing the health of President Taft. Municipal council also held a reception for the visitors.
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Admiral Badger
Imperial
St. Petersburg
Emperor Nicholas
Rockhill
Badger
Taft
Hotels Guests by City Listed in Dispatch
A long list details hotel guests by city across major hubs including Chicago New York Philadelphia Overlsburg California Connecticut Maryland Mississippi Ohio Texas and West Virginia with multiple names and residing properties such as Raleigh Shoreham Ebbitt Willard St James and Arlington among others. The roster names guests such as Peirce Anderson F H Galbraith G J Healer C J Murphy John Popey J. G. Gardner L. B. Petree and more.
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Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
Atlantice City
N. J
Bismarck
N. Dak
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne
Wro
Davenport
Denver
Des Moines
Galveston
Tex
Helcome
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Kantag City
Macy
Little Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
Calvi
Ty Marquette
Mich
Memphis
New Orleans
New York
Omaha
Csco
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Portland
Lake Mir Utah
Lowa
Paul Mingone
Sen Francisco
Cal
Tampa
Fia
Toledo
Vicksburg
Misa
Rt « Sa
New York City
G. J. Healer
C. J. Murphy
John ©. Popey
J. G. Gardner
William Rowland
Ebbitt
T. M. Rolls
James Westwell
Shoreham
M. E. Stone
Arlington
T. Dougherty
P. H. Shattick
J. W. Hallownar
D. Holland
Jerome L. Weil
John Lane
Reed
H. A. Benton
Raleigh
M . G. F. Settle
John
Lor
G. H. Shriver
F. A. Wilkinson
H/F. Knaff
F. J. Hewland
C. Mayer
Willard
Ovetsburg
Harry Bright
C. B. Newcomer
J. B. Heller
Bt. James
California
L. L Busaman
San Francisco
Walter Bardwell
W. A. Gooder
Oakland
St. James
Connecticut
Frank Taylor
Brantford
Maryland
H. . Reynolds
Baltimore
Ebbitt P
Wileon
Cora M. State
Hagerstown
New York State
W. A. Kehwab
Ber Shore
H.R. Robinem
Brosklyn
Ebbit
B. Reeser
Rochester
Helen V. Norve
Brooklyn
Ohto
W. G. Lee
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
P. M. Speer
Oil City
Shore
Texas
F P. McCubbin
Howrton
E. H. Rowe
Manas Allington
R.adam
Norfolk
West Virginia
M. Smith
Bluefield
Boys to Present Taft a Gettysburg Cane
The Boy Scouts of Gettysburg will present a carved cherry wood cane from a battlefield branch to President Taft this afternoon. Darrell McDonnell, 15, will deliver the presentation speech. The event includes a White House meeting with Taft, led by Scoutmaster Rev. Joseph B. of Gettysburg. a morning sightseeing tour precedes the return by trolley Friday.
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Gettysburg
Esident Taft
Boy Scouts of
Darrell McDonnell
Taft
White House
Joseph B
Jettysburg
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Second Precinct
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Peirce Anderson
F. H. Galbraith
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Clara Speerer
Howard B. Perry
R. J. Cary
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Seventh St
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