Penny Postage Drive Sparks Fight Over Second Class Rates
Third Assistant Postmaster General James J Britt urged higher second class postage at a Washington gathering, arguing for penny postage and noting the heavy subsidy to magazines. He contrasted first class profits with second class losses and attacked alleged presses by the Post Office, while defending the department against censorship charges.
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Postofites Department
United States
First cotton clothing planned for Taft and dignitaries
San Benito Texas June 14 at a Commercial Club meeting it was decided to ship locally grown cotton to Manchester England to be woven into cloth and made into suits for President Taft the King of England and the Canadian governor general from the season’s first cotton.
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Tex
Taft
Fingland
Canada
Commercial Club of
San Fenito
Manchester
England
Mrs Sage Adds 635000 Gift to Princeton Plans
Princeton University trustees announced that Mrs Russell Sage increased her prior gift by 635000 to aid the completion of the large quadrangle at the northwest campus corner. The group of buildings remains named Holder Hall per Mr Sage's request.
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Princeton University
Russell Sage
Holder Hall
Highest honors to women at Cornell Medical School
The Washington Post reports that at Cornell Medical School commencement the two highest honors were awarded to women. President Schurman presided as 35 graduates received degrees, with seven women earning doctor of medicine. Four women made the honor roll, and Helen Dudley of Brooklyn achieved the top class rank and won the John M. Polk prize of 300 dollars.
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Washington Post
New York
Cornell Medical Schoo
Schurman
Cornell
Helen Dudley
Brooklyn
John M. Polk
Fisk University Commencement Noted by Taft and Roosevelt
Nashville observers report Fisk University’s 45th commencement with the largest class in years. Rev. C. E. Stowe delivered the address and read letters from President Taft and Col. Roosevelt praising Fisk’s role in industrial and professional education for Black Americans. Roosevelt urges diverse training for leaders. Taft supports specialized university leadership for the race.
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Fisk University
College For
Charles Edward Stowe
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
South
Fisk
Booker Washington
Belasco to Stage Trelawny of the Wells and Opera Mix
The Belasco will present Pinero's Trelawny of the Wells with Mrs Hopkins as Rose Trelawny and Virginia Pearson as Avonia Bunn next week. The Aborn English Grand Opera Company at the National presents Faust Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci in a two-part bill with Kirmes Abercrombie Samoloff and Leond. The Columbia Theatre revives The Melting Pot by Israel Zangwill with Van Buren and a full company. Orphans outing at Glen Echo features 500 underprivileged children. Cosmos Vaudeville includes Banda Marimba and Casey's New Job plus Fraley and Albert and Tred Tucker performances.
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English Grand Opera Company
Charles Francois Gounod
Faust
Pietro Mascagni
Cavalleria Rusticana
Marguerite
Salvatore Sciarretti
Leond Samoloff
Mascagni
Leoncavallo
Paglacci
Columbia
Israel Zangwill
Columbia Theater
Walker Whiteside
David Quixano
Columbia Players
H. van Buren
Glen Echo
Glen Echo Park
Automobile Club of Washington
Automobile Club
Manaser Schross
Cosmos
Central America
New Orleans
Dixie Higginson
Phelps-Kelly Company
Casey
Fraley and Albert
Tred Tucker
Prince of Wales to Be Midshipman
The Prince of Wales will follow his famed footsteps and serve as a naval midshipman after the coronation ceremonies next week, per a special cable from London. The appointment aligns him with traditional royal naval service ahead of formal duties.
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Hagan v Hogan grants absolute divorce in Equity Court
Supreme Court in District of Columbia details multiple cases. Hagan wins divorce from Hogan. Other docket items include contempt rulings, assignments for today, and various probate and equity matters across Equity Courts No 1 and No 2 with numerous parties and attorneys listed. The Criminal Court docket records plea deals, verdicts, and sentences, while probate and land records list numerous estate actions and property transfers in Craven Terrace and surrounding areas.
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District of Columbia
Equity Court NO. 1
Justice Stafford
Hagan vi Hogan
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A. D
Smith
T .B. Fitzgerald
Anal H . Quinn
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W. A. Coombe
W J. Neale Stormont
Willey
Ralston
Plaintif
Batley
Gies
Brown
Rosenberg Ballinger & Furkeshaw
Enne Ve
Millan
Faith—Waters
Deeds of Trust Details Across Several Squares
Deeds of trust recorded for multiple properties and parties including Anne D Bell to Algernon Gardiner and W Gilbert Dent securing Alexander’s chair? for $300 over 2 years at 6 percent, Clyde? semiannual. John White to Louis P Shoemaker and Wilton J Lambert securing Rudolph Yeatman for $1,000 over 3 years at 6 percent, semiannual. George W Black to National Savings and Trust Co. securing American Security and Trust Co. and Amos H Plumb trustees for 331,859.70 with 1 to 5 reais at 1 percent semiannually for lots 8 to 34 in an addition to Le Union Park. Henry W Marshall et al to Chapin Brown and Henry H Bergmann securing Oriental Building Association No 6 for $3,200 on lot 82, block 7 in Square 1053. Mary A Finch to George M Em.
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William R. Hedges
Sherwood
Brookland
Louis P. Shoemaker
John C. White
Clark Mills
Louis FP
John G White
Massachusetts Avenue Heights
American Reenritt $E Trust Company Et al
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Square
Fourteenth Street
Henry J. Ready
Clarence T. Lacy
Harvey
Bolt
Tennessee Avenue
EB Atrest
John D McNabb
Mary A. Finch
Chevy Chase Heights
Chevy Chase Land Company
Hugh A. Thrift
Jacob & Grover
Stresta
Alicia M. Henriques
Helen G. Bache
Kentucky Avenue
Wlliam Murphy Et Ax
Joseph
Mary A. Thomas
Francie BE
Zepp
Charles B Peirce
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Guy S
Carroll
Ingleside
Lewis E. Brouninger
Annie M Sargent
Georgianna D. Steele
Chevy Chase
Ernest H
John T. Bradley
Wylie
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Waltter Savoy
Adami Gasaway
Rosedalh
Isherwood
William X Obold
Sane C. Obold
John T. Arnis
Adelaide H. Kinney
Helen C. Wight
Walter EB. Bell
Third Street
Hannah Driscol
Francis Leonard
Walter E. Bell
Union Trust Company
South Carolina Avenue
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Bernard Leonard
William A. Hall
Newton
John and
Mary J. Dolph
Holmead
Holmead Manor
Edwina P Chamberlin
William N
Edward Whitney
Tennisler Avenue
C Street
Susan R Merriam
James D. Burn
Sherman Avenue
James D. Burneaux
Mount
Antonio and
Felomena Norcia
Anne D Bell
Algernon
Gardiner
W. Gilbert Dent
Alexander’ S Chafor
Johon White
Louis P Shoemaker
Wilton J. Lambert
Rudolph EH. Yeatman
Clark Mills Emtain Square
George W. Black
National Savings and Trust Company
American Securit
and Trust Company
Amos H Plumb
LE Unorr Park
Henry W Marshell
Chapin Brown
Henry H Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
George M. Em
Merseh and Douglas
Mackall
Whellington
Permanent Building Association
Jacob Gruver
George E. Fleming
Eaward L. Hillyer
William K. Cranes
Thomas M. Galé
George E. Hamilton
Newlands Company
Wallace Streator
Alexander T. Hensey
George W. F. Swartzall
Harry T. Domer
Taonthe
Georgianna D. Bresle
George F. Walker
Norman L Sansbury
James Berry
William McK. Clayton
Perpetual Building Association
Ada H. Gassaway
Samuel A. Drury
Lee Brown
John
Walter B Bell
Ben B. Bradford
Granville
Bradford
Elien
Wight
Brightwood Park
Hdward McAleer Cux
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building
Associaton
Holmbad Manor
Ricard Whitney Et Ax
Judson T Cull
William H. Saunders
Wilmot W. Trew
James D Burns
Frank T Rawlings
Jessa W Rawlings
Frank
Argyle Park
Alonzo O Bliss
American Security and Trusta Company
Moore & Barbour
Katherine H Mallet
Edmond, Jr
George W. Engel
Harry
Welch
Rosa E Engel
Antonio Norcia
George C. Gertman
G Maitland Piper
Harriet A. Burrows
Richard E. Pasro
Herbert A Gill
HW Pasro
Real estate mortgage row lists many securements across several blocks
A long ledger of loans and security agreements shows Hugh A Thrift Jacob Grover and others securing properties for Chevy Chase Land Company the Newlands Company and various trusts. Amounts range from 260 to 35 000 with terms up to 7 years at 5 or 6 percent, tied to blocks and lots across SQUARE Ingleside Mount Pleasant Brightwood Park Holmesbad Manor and more. Degree for Judge M A Knapp conferred at Syracuse University June 14.
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Table Board Ad Fits Two or Three at Best Location
Apt 116 excellent table board with home cooking dinners and early breakfast. Summer rates $12. Contact Lincoln 3240 or M. ftz 16. Mass Ave NW offers rooms nearby. reasonable rates and nice location for two or three persons.
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