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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1914

Page

9

Polka and Lancers Sparked Fashion in Victoria’s Era

A late 19th century London view traces bohemian polka origins to Bohemia via Prague and Vienna, noting how the waltz and later the polka ignited fashion. It describes influencers like Josef Neruda and Cellarius, and Queen Victoria with the lancers at Buckingham Palace, highlighting public craze and social adoption.

Bohemia Victora Riper al Cable Washington Post London Berlin Yarish Wa France Josef Neruda Marcet Elbeletnus

Hundred Boys Go To Camp By Special Railroad Cars

Washington to South River Maryland YMCA party of one hundred boys and leaders departs at eight this morning aboard two special cars of the Washington Ha'timore and Annapolla Railroad. The list of travelers includes Albert M Chesley Mark De Stange Raymond Eliasson Louis Grieb Taylor Guinot Lowell Mording Gordon Taw Sidney Leech Walter Marr Paul Steed William Thoman Carl Ashley Glenn Allen Ross Anderson David April Robert Budtong Arthur Budlong John McGuarnés Joseph Baldwin Roser Baldwin Frederick Ro Bailey Richard Sifton Charles Cook Gen Cockerille Toul Damenet John Hinkson Edwards William Engle Whitlam G M Edwards Edmund Bills Paul Fowler Howard Minkhouser Frank Poster Carroll Jem ing Wallace Dawson George Garrard Bern gard Gurevich Morris Gura sich Tramond Gatehell Willard Gatehell Philip Goldsborough Heath Goldsborough John Goetz Louis Goldberg James Hottman Franklin Howe John Paul Jones Jack Q Kineber Bettman Jones Robert Liat Ralph D Marr Kenneth Markwood Warren Moorg George Titt James Roebush Kenneth Spencer Samuel J Solamoan Thomas B Roebartson Donald Simpson Terome Seka Charles N Smith Milford Schiller Jack Tullock Louja Towles Clifton Tarrant Donald W Vessel Francis Wilbur Samuel S. Watara Donald Woolf Charles Weaver Frank J Weaver Hulbert Bieaglle Robert Buller James Baldwin Donald Wight.

Washington, Ha‘timore Annapolla Washington YMCA South River Albert M Chesley Butour Brown Mark de Stange Raymond Eliasson Lous Grieb Tovla Guinot Lowell Mording Gordon Taw Sidney Leech Walter Marr Paul Steed William Thoman Carl Ashley Glenn Allen Ross Aniderson David April Robert Budtong Arthur Budlong John McGuarnés Joseph Baldwin Roser Haldwin Frederick Ro Bailey Richard ‘Sifton Charles Cook Gen Cockerille Toul Damenet John Hinkson Edwards William Engle Whitlam G M Edwards Edmund & Bills Paul Fowler Howard Minkhouser Frank ‘ Poster Carroll Jeming Wallace Dawson George Garrard Berngard Gurevich Morris Gurasich Tramond Gatehell Willard Gatehell Philip Goldsborough Heath Goldsborough John Goetz Louis Goldberg James Hottman Franklin Howe John Paul Jones Jack Q Kineber Bettman Jones Robert Liat Ralph D Marr Kenneth Markwood Warren Moorg George Titt James Roebush Kenneth Spencer Samuel J Solamoan Thomas B Roebartson Donald Simpson Terome Seka Charles N Smith Milford Schiller Jack Tullock Louja Towles Clifton Tarrant Donald W Vessel Francis Wilbur Samuel S. Watara Donald Woolf Charles Weaver Frank J) Weaver Hulbert Bieaglle Robber Buller James Baldwin Donald Wight

Felicitates King George and Pope Audience

The President sent a congratulatory telegram to King George on his birthday with best wishes for happiness and continued well being. In Rome, Archbishop Jeremiah J Harty of Manila was received privately by the Pope during his visit to Italy.

George Rome Italy Jeremiah J Harty Manila Piliippines

Stag Hotel 608 Ninth Street Features Rooms and Facilities

Fractured listing describes rooms with baths and lavatories, telephones, French windows, writing desks, and metal fixtures at the STAG HOTEL 608 Ninth Street Over Viretola. Elevator access advertises amenities and a price fragment appears as a single line item, suggesting a historical hotel catalog entry.

Stag Hotel 9Th Street Rheaten

Los Angeles Policewomen Praised. Chief Seeks City Boost

In a bold push, Chief Peterson asks the city council for more resources after policewomen from the Four Los Angeles unit demonstrate high effectiveness and broaden operations across districts. The appeal underscores expanding personnel, equipment, and training to sustain progress.

Los Angeles Peterson City Council

Heiress in Love Defies Father in Chicago-Deering Heiress Wed

Miss Marion Deering, favorite niece of James Deering, plans to marry Chauncey McCormick from Chicago society. McCormick, rich heir, donned overalls to prove his worth and worked in the harvester shops. The couple, after pursuit from European trips, are said to wed in Paris within days, with Deering family tensions noted.

Chauncey McCormick She James Deering McCormick Rich Washington Chicago Europea Paris Deering-McCormick Miss Deering Europe Hla Bride Deerings Senate Harvester Hult House Deerries New York

Bride of Fulton Cutting in Beverly Mass

Special to The Washington Fest Beverly Mass June 2 The wedding of Miss Mary Josephine Antor only daughter of Frances I Amory of Boston and Fulton Cutting son of Mr and Mrs R Fulton Cutting of New York at St Peters Episcopal Church was one of the most brilliant North Shore weddings seen. Bishop Lawrence of Boston officiated assisted by Rev E J V Huigetn rector. A reception followed at the Amory cottage Chapmans Corner at the Cove. Wedding gifts were among the most elaborate ever seen in Beverly.

Beverly Mass Joe Mary Josephine Antor Francia I Amory Boston Fulton Cutting R Fulton Cutting New York St Peters Episcopal Church North Shore Bishop Lawrence Hey E J V. Huigetn Amory Cottage Chapmans Cove Beverly Wadding

Apple and peach crops show strong prospects across states

Reports to the Department of Agriculture indicate a bumper apple crop in Maryland and North Carolina, the finest ever in Colorado, and good to above average yields in Virginia Georgia South Carolina and Michigan with setbacks from pests in New England and frost in Indiana and Minnesota. Peach crops look very large in West Virginia and Georgia while the midwest and northern states show varied results. Commercial apples in 1913 were down from 1912 about 64 percent of the previous season with major shipments from New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and Washington Oregon and California handling the rest.

Maryland North Carolina Colorado Michigan Virginia Georgia South Carolina Department of Agriculture New England Maine New York Indiana Ilinois Missouri Pennsylvania New Jersey Washington Oregon California Delaware Atlantic Middle West

Army and Navy Changes of the Day in 1914 briefing

A War Department board met in the city at 10 am on June 2 1914 to select officers for general staff vacancies. Names include Major General Leonard Wood Major General William W. Wotherspoon Brigadier Generals Montgomery Macomb and Evans, with Lieutenants Carl H. Milling Vicente Lim Thomas C Cathao Wyndwan Manning and William Anderson among those noted for assignment or resignation. Naval movements list ships arriving and departing from Vera Cruz Guantanamo and Portland with patrols and transfers.

Clyde General Sta Corps Evans Carl H Millin Eleventh Cavalry Penkaytvanta Military College Chester Téllowlog-Naida oMebrs Philippine Scouts Manila Philippine Tetasae Philippine Department Thomas C Cathao Lettoroikn General Hospital

Wedded on Deathbed Bride in Kentucky Suit

Grandson sues to annul Charles W Scofield and Jane Fitzimmons marriage saying he was mentally feeble at signing and the union aimed to control a $500 estate. The ceremony occurred hours before Scofield’s death in February with witnesses protesting and the bride claiming long engagement.

Trent Seth W Scofirel Jane Fitzimmons Washington Post New York Charles W Scofield Nuree Jane Winifred Fitaimmona Hocet St George Kelly Supreme Court Sem W Scofield Lusa Migs Fitzimimons Mary Oakley Scofield

Holman Suit In U S Court Transcripts Reveal Accusations

Elizabeth A C Holman testifies in a seven thousand dollar suit against former husband and two other defendants for allegedly driving her to an insane asylum. She reads letters and recalls telegrams and a concealed motive to secure a divorce while detailing protective care and alleged coercion amid a custody battle.

Macister Holman Washington Post Hartford Conn Elizabeth A.C. Holmen United States Oliver C Smith Paul Waterman Cranaton Brenton Yonkers Social Service Episcopal Churcn

Engineer Band Concert at Lincoln Park Tonight

Thecluck By the Beginning Band performs at Lincoln Park under Frank J Weber with a varied program: The Old Ball Ferth Ofekture, Rayntona dedication, Hawaiian Gong aloha requests, and selections from Ledis Huruenote Mererbyer. Includes ballet pieces, Birds Rica delection, and Star Spangled Banner to close.

Lincoln Park Frank J Weber Lesdef Pradtern Nauta Merch Rayntona Thomas Rica Delection Herbert Suite

Alumni association planned for local high schools

Representatives of Washington high schools and J Ormand Wilson Normal School alumni associations met at Franklin School to plan a unified group. Membership limited to officers of each school’s alumni. A job bureau for graduates proposed. Meeting adjourned to October second Tuesday for constitution draft and officer elections. Attending were Miss Carrie Lee Hastings Technical High School Miss Helen M Coolidge Miss Anne Barnett Moore George W Hodgkins John M McLaecksen Central High School Milas Marguerite Miller Miss Ednah F Robinson Wilton Normal School Miss Alberta Walker Western High School Miss Entas W Diteserud Difford V Church and Dr M Paslin Eastern High School.

Washington High J. Ormand Wilson Normal School Wight Franklin School Aesiat Carrie Lee Hastings Technical High School Helen M Coolidge Anne Barnett Moore George W. Hodgkins John M Mc Laecksen Central High School Milas Marguerite Miller Ednah F. Robinson Wilton Normal School Alberta Walker Western High School Entas W Diteserud Difford V Church Dr M Paslin Eastern High School

Muncie Wife to Tour Europe in American Gowns

Mrs Charles Haines Anthony of Muncie Ind will sail on the Imperator for a European tour showing gowns made entirely by American Hoosier dressmakers. The trip follows her White House fame with diamond heels and features a carefully planned itinerary visiting Norway Sweden Germany France Switzerland and Italy with her son Harve Mitchell Anthony.

Anthony White House Europe Washington Post New York Charles Haines Anthony Muncie Paris Mra Anthony Washington Imperator Son Wall Harve Mitchell Anthony Harvard Tnp Norway Sweden Germany France Switzerland Ital

Drugged Lads Taught to Snatch Purses in Harlem Street Plot

Joseph Petrone known as Crazy Joe, a 24 year old ex convict, is held on 2500 bail after he allegedly drugged two schoolboys Daniel Ferro and John Nicotra with cocaine and instructed them how to steal purses from women in New York. The tale unfolds from magistrate Levy's Harlem court proceeding and police action led to the boys’ admission and Petrone’s arrest. Magistrate Levy heard the case as Detectives Casseth and Valentine testified. The younger boy Daniel, 13, confessed to complicity. John 11 was later discharged after the complainant did not appear. The incident occurred as teachers noticed the drugged stupor in the classroom of Public School No 5.

Crazy Joe Petrone Tnal Little Daniel Ferro John Nicotra New York Washington Mast Levy Harlem Joseph Petrone Crazy Joe Petrone Trip Seasiona Daniel Ferro Casseth and Valentine Hast Imith Street Tetrone Nicotra Daniel John Wieam Johns Lth Street Third Lexington Avenues Cotain

Baltimore and Ohio Extends Freight Line to Potomac Park

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company extends its freight line from Thirtieth and K streets Georgetown across Rock Creek into Potomac Park as a temporary measure for Lincoln Memorial work. War Department approval was required before the extension could proceed.

Lincoln Memorial Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Thirtieth and K Streets Georgetown Hock Creek Potomac Park War Department

Feud Victim Endures Mob Attack Ride Sparks New Chapter

Paralee Collins, once stripped and whipped by a vigilante mob in December, limped through Old Horton settlement with crutches of sapling forks as fresh violence followed. A masked mob returned last night at a cabin, exchanging gunfire. Collins and Isaac escaped, while a horse and other property were left behind. Arrests are expected as the feud continues near West Plains Idaho Missouri?

Missoun Colima Washington Post West Plains Paralee Collins Old Herten Eith Born Collins Jane Colina Old Horton Isaac Collins Douglass Miekta Isaac Olins Mr. Collins Collinge Collinses Membere Douglass County Moere

Printers' Convention Planned Here For International Typographical Union

The Columbia Typographical Unit commits to hosting the International Typographical Union convention in Washington if feasible. Next year marks the local union's centennial observance with participation expected. Retiring President Dickman received a bouquet and a diamond watch charm. Eugene F Smith named president for the new year with a full roster of officers and delegates to the convention including Archie C Haley and John B Dickman.

Francis Benzler George G Belbold Jerome v Johnson Eugene Conner Aleng Sloops Harry E. Goodrell Charles Ho Radley George H Bail Louis CG Vogt Eugene FF Smith Francis Benzier George G Seibold Jerome V Johnson John Barr Marsh Bodenhamer John Delahunty Percy Lond Immert Miler Witham James B Angel George W Brandt Edgar T Brown George B Wood Ard Wilson H Cook Archie C Haley Dale Sheriff John B Dickman Charles M Conhall Charles F Bavers Frenk Hodine Ernest J Hiwood Wiliam Gmtam

Pig Declared Healthy Pet In Lecture

Dr DT Quigley of North Platte Nebr told Deveraux Methodist Church listeners that a pig is not a disease carrier and may be a healthy pet though disagreeable in squeal. The lecture on preventing infectious diseases noted that the common cold tops human ailments and that pets, especially cats and dogs, contribute to its spread.

Philadeiphic DT Quigley North Platte Nebr Devereaux Methodist Episcopal Church Quigley

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