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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
27
Class day exercises were held with bright decor, students in gowns and flowers in a large audience, as cadets greeted friends. Girls carried off honors amid speeches and music, with seniors praised for achievements and service, and a parade of diplomas and flowers marked the ceremony.
A court case centers on a bill related to a hat artist and claims against Tin s Counsel Derivgs. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicate legal action or dispute over charges or products in the millinery field.
A farm accident in Anne Arundel County left a boy dead and five other children shocked. Law enforcement said the incident occurred when a live wire touched a farm building during a midsummer work detail, sparking a fatal shock and prompting medical responders to rush victims to nearby hospitals.
An ad from Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana touts Nervine and Reneol tablets for grip illness affecting the nervous system and stomach. The testimonial claims a 1 bottle cure plus a box of Reneol restored health with a money back guarantee if there is no benefit at North Baltimore Ohio.
Ossining New York on June 16 a Confederate flag was hauled down from Main Street by a Grand Army veteran after a celebration at the printing office of William J Physioc. The flag overlapped the American banner atop the building as townsfolk in gala attire gathered for a farmers convention.
Dispatches from New York and Venice report preparations for an insurrection in Cuba but Havana papers and Governor Magoon dismiss the rumors as lacking credibility. Reports say there is no evidence of a conspiracy after the seizure of cartridges from the Segurenia steamer in New York.
A jumbled report notes a New York to South America wireless message about a steamship leaving Saturday. It questions whether Miss Heard boarded willingly or was carried, and whether she can return home before July 1 amid altered arrangements on the American Line.
Edwin Harris, longtime founder of Harris & Shafer, died aged 58 after 40 years in the city’s business scene. He started in 1879 with Conrad Shafer, built a jewelry and shoe trade, and led the firm Harris & Shafer before its end. Funeral arrangements at his home on 1809 IL Street West and Rev Randolph H McKim will officiate. Planners will select pallbearers from Harris & Shafer employees.
President Roosevelt addresses a group of graduates and clergy at the White House, urging lifelong fidelity and good works. Attendees include Notre Dame and Holy Cross members. War Department representatives observe the ceremony.
A fragmented OCR list names guests and residences at major hotels including the New Willard in New York City, Shoreham, and Arlington, with entries for individuals and couples such as Gaul, Hibares, and Candler. Mentions span Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Providence, Madison, Syracuse, and Montreal among others, reflecting a wide array of travelers and occupants in hotel listings.
A diocesan conven tion of the Protestant Episcopal Church prepares for a decisive vote on whether to elect a successor to the late Bishop Brent or adjourn again until October. Brents supporters urge immediate action while opponents push for delay to secure a ratified choice. Names of potential nominees include Dr RH McKim and Rev George Calvert Carter, with delegates from Southern Maryland to Baltimore backing a Washington clergy candidate. The session opens tomorrow at 1 o clock with Epiphany Church, as candidates and tactics unfold amid a heated power struggle.
The body of a man about thirty five years old is recovered from the eastern branch of the river by policemen Real y and Har tever. He wore a black suit and brown hat. A cheap watch and a soaked library card bearing the name OW Reon were found with the body.
John Hanthan of 1772 North Caprin Street was thrown from a carriage when his horse was frightened by a car on Florida Avenue near First Street Northeast yesterday afternoon. He suffers a broken arm and facial bruises and is receiving care at Timergen Hospital after the collision with a ram post. He narrowly escaped death in the runaway incident.
Prof Edmund Dendridge Murdaugh receives Ll. M degree from National University Washington. A noted Maryland educator he leads the Maryland State Normal School at Frostburg and formerly presided over the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Oklahoma and the Normal College of Oklahoma. He lectures at teachers institutes and his civil government textbook has drawn much attention.
In Washington, La Follette's role and Sam LeNedrey sparred as delegates debated the labor temple proposal. A committee urged the scheme be placed under the American Federation of Labor, with John T. Brinkman to present reasons next Monday.
National Society of Fine Arts Washington Architectural Club and Washington Chapter American Institute of Architects issued a circular inviting competitive designs for ornamental grand stands along the inaugural route. Three prizes of 30, 100, and 1600 were announced with funds to be increased as available.
Important to all women readers. Many ailments attributed to other causes stem from kidney or bladder disease. Swamp Boot is promoted as a remedy that can restore kidney health and vitality. Readers may request a free sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton NY.
Charles Carter a fifteen year old Negro of 126 Norris Street shot Earnest Lewis, nineteen, on Lewis Street near Bladensburg Road yesterday afternoon. Lewis, struck in the forehead, was taken to Casualty Hospital and may die. Carter escaped into woods near Why City race course after an attempted confrontation on a wagon, saying he would “fix him.” Bailey, driving the wagon, is from Twenty eighth Street northeast. Lewis had worked for Hailey for three weeks. Carter is said to be a stranger to Lewis.
The leading newspaper at the seat of government offers full financial news market reports and business status. It serves merchants financiers farmers with produce sales guidance and leisure reading across its many columns.
The Washington Post is praised as unmatched in quality with selective foreign news and illustrated features. The Sunbury Post claims superior Sunday content, noting careful selections by prominent writers and timely illustrations, upholding its place as a best visiting household newspaper.
The Sporting Department of Tue Post and Tue Sunday Post devote extensive space to all outdoor and indoor sports. The Pink Sheet prints four pages each Sunday with the latest results in baseball racing billiards auto racing yacht contests boating golf tennis swimming and more in an accurate comprehensive manner.
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