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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

Page

9

Double divorce leads to rapid Brooklyn weddings

Notable sequence unfolds as Mrs Frances Bower Douglas and William Henry Hays Myers win simultaneous divorces in March and marry soon after at the Hotel Marie Antoinette. The couples’ spouses gain custody of children, while Dr Arthur L. Douglas and Mrs Edna Moller Myers also wed. A joint automobile inclusion highlights the unique romance.

Washington Post New York Henry Brower St. Johns Place Brooklyn Frances Bower Douglas Marie- Antoinette William Henry Hays Myers Dr. Douglas Mr. Myers Mrs. Douglas Myers Douglas Waugi Supreme Court Justicee Manning

Play Ball for Charity Democrats and Republicans Face Off

A charity baseball game between Democrats and Republicans is set for this afternoon at 4 at American League Park. Democratic captain Thomas L. Reilly manages the team with Edwin Y. Webb pitching, while Republican Charles E. Patton predicts a strong lineup. Proceeds benefit the Washington Playgrounds Association.

Clogk American League Park Congress Thomas L. Reilly House Charles E. Patton Edwin Y. Webb Patton Washington Playgrounds Association

Mrs Lockwood's Condition Sparks Financial Support Bid

Washington lawyer Mrs. Relyn Lockwood, injured with a broken arm, faces possible dispossession of her home at 619 F Street NW and a claim against New England Casualty Company. Vol Tuchard BE Plunkett, a friend, says prominent locals may help. Her physician notes improving condition and expects recovery.

Washington Relyn Lockwood F Street Northwest New England Casualty Company Vol. Tuchard BE. Plunkett

Death of Duke George II of Saxe Moltingen and Hilaburghausen

The report from Meiningen, Germany, June records the death of Duke George II aged about 89. He is succeeded by his son Bernhard born April 1, 1851. The duke was noted as a popular petty ruler who mingled with woodcutters during his travels in the duchy.

Meiningen Germany George II Saxe-Molgingen Hilaburghausen Bernhard

Stag Hotel Rooms Over Virginia Theater

Frayed notice describes rooms in a city hotel near the Virginia Theater with parquet floors steel ceilings and shared facilities. It mentions showers toilets lavatories talon phones and metal lockers along with miscellaneous items and references a weekly periodical.

Stag Hotel 9Th Street Virginia Theater Lake Elevator Fannery

Austrian Ruler Franks Josef amid Grandchildren Portrait

The article extols the Habsburg dynasty's fertility and continuity through Franz Joseph. A recent photograph shows him at the children's table, idol to grandchildren and great grandchildren. It suggests Morganatic marriages while affirming the enduring royal strain through generations.

House of Hapsburg Frang Josef Franz Josefte

Princess Elizabeth's Grandchildren Shown in New Portraits

The latest likenesses of the three children of Princess Elizabeth, daughter of the late Rudolf, son of Franz Josef, appear in the photos. Born from the union of Princess Elizabeth and Count Alfred Windisch-Graetz, they are said to be close to their grandfather, who recalls Rudolf's youth.

Song Omy Elizabeth Rudolf Franz Josef Count Alfred Windisch-Graetz Hapsburg Dupont Circle Fusa Dupont ‘Circle Washington

Desperate Ballad of Anna McGowan and Father McGowan

Thirteen year old Anna McGowan leads her brothers to the only relief she knows as poverty and a drunken father threaten the family's safety. In West Forty-ninth Street tenement, the children beg for milk and bread while police intervene and a probation officer steps in to help. The article also notes a separate item about replacing McKinley cards with Jefferson portraits in green ink.

Anna McGowan Jimmie John Thomas New York Tittle West Forty-ninth Street West Side Terence McGowan Anna Jimmis Forty-seventh Street Leutenant Nolan McGowan McKinley Boatoffice Department Ita Thomas Jefferson

Army and Navy Changes of the Day Schedule

The Army lists leaves of absence and reassignments including Col. Harry Hale and Maj. Curtis W. Otwell, with ten day to three month terms. Several lieutenants shift posts, many to the Philippines, others to Fort Heke and Vancouver barracks, with moves to West Point and the University of Notre Dame noted.

Harry ©. Hale Curtis W. Otwell Leon R. Partridge Alexander J. Stuart Wilfred M. Blunt Eighth Cavalry Randolph T. Pendleton Coast Alift- Jeary Nerpd George Wi “McIver Thirteenth Infantry Thomas R. Hortz National Board Thomas 'S Craven Herman Hall Infantry Philippine Constabulary Philippine Department David M. King Ordnance Department Wil Royer Wheel Company Cincinnati Ohlo Ralph R. Stogsdall University of Notre Dame Notre Dame Ind Ralph J, Stogsdalts Imd Tha Wniverejty Lisut Frederick 8. Snyder Cavalry Walter Heed Canova Hospital District of Columbia pMece Thlagtty Judge Advocate General Army West Point Wilwy E. “Dawson Twenty-First Infantry Eebohd “Liont Emilh V. Cutrem Eleventh ‘Infantry Lion Jacob Ais Mack Coast Artillery Corps Savane United States Futami Guy L. Woth Robert, N San Francisco Cal Manfie Philippine ‘Department Henry G. Greenlear United States Military Prison Alettrax. Island Robert B. Gruges Medical Corps Heke Cal Firet-biewl Shelley T Marietta Real Corps General Hoopitad Forti Berardan Max Wirt Lleuti Leeson Tarleton Worpa

Naval orders and personnel transfers listed for Atlantic Fleet

A dated naval orders summary lists multiple detachments and postings including Commander J Reeves to command Milwaukee with Lieut Cofar, Lt Smith detached as fleet gunnery officer during a visit to the Atlantic Fleet, Lt G D Johnstone to Newport War College, Tech Hesign, P Halmer to Great Lakes Yorktown, FG COOH detached to Norfolk, Pharmacist W B Shaw retired from service effective June 20, Paymaster Clerk E F Fereing reassigned, R X Rhodes detached for recruiting duty in Chicago, Captain H D Boat to barracks at Portsmouth, movement notes on vessel arrivals at Annapolis Gloucester New York and other ports.

Reeves Vickoburg Milwaukea Cofar L. Smith Great Lakes Yorktown Cooh Norfolk Loulatong W. B. Shaw Dlaedon Setechedavai Hospital Boston Nomig E. F. Fereing Gaph-R. X.rhra Chicago Naval Prison Portsmouth Mansive- Garranks Beaton Norviik

Mayer seeks new suit over alleged alienation of affections

Counsel for Mrs Mayer, who won a 6500 verdict for alienation of her husband's attentions by Miss Eleanor McGill, plan another suit to recover affections from November 1918 to now. The divorce case continues July 7 in Jersey City chancery. McGill linked to a near two million inheritance and a long Princeton family pedigree.

Washington Post New York Mra.ry Jersey City Mayer Misa McC John D. McG Miss McGill Miss McGil Princeton Dean Whert George Kelly Princeton University New Jersey John McGill New Jersey National Guard

Will of Mrs. Morrig K Jesup Doles Millions to Institutions

The will of Mrs Morrig K Jesup filed in New York bequeaths 5 million to the American Museum of Natural History for research and sums to Beirut Syrian Protestant College 400000 Yale University 300000 Union Theological Seminary 400000 and the Young Men's Christian Association 250000 The American Sunday School Union and the New York City Mission and Tract Society receive 150000 each with 100000 to the women’s branch and 160000 to the Board of Home Missions Other gifts include Hampton and Tuskegee Institutes 50000 each Hope College 92000 and other public and missionary causes

K. Jesup Aids Southern Philanthropies New York Morrig Aglara Jesup American Museum of Natural History Syrian Protestant College Beirut Syria Yale University Union Theologieal Seminary Young Men's Christian Association American Sunday School Union New York City Mission and Tract Society Women's Board of Home Missions The Presbyterian Church Foreign Missions Board Women's Hospital Williams College Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute Hampton Tuskegee Normal and Agricultural Institute Tuskegee Ala Home For Consumptives Denver Cole Hope Colleges Holland Mich

Free chicken soup served to Pittsburgh hospital patients

The Washington Post reports 140 patients in three Pittsburgh hospitals were served seven dollar bowls of chicken soup made from seasoned fowl from the cockpit. Several birds in a cock fight raid in Turtle Creek were captured. 18 birds were imprisoned and three rooster keepers died. Authorities refused 1000 for the birds.

Washington Post Pittsburgh Turtle Creek

White House Grounds Band Concert chaos and child mischief

Reading from the White House lawn two young girls remove shoes to cool their feet under the bandstand while officials and aides question safety. A toddler tumbles into the fountain during the same event as diplomats’ children, guests, and mothers attend the concert amid bustling Washington scenes.

Madame Om New York Telegraph White House Miss Sale McAdoo

American Girl Braves Bullets to Aid Her Sweetheart

Miss Alice Littleton of San Francisco returns home aboard the City of Para after aiding Federals wounded in Mexico. She sought access to military lines through Mexican officers and Rear Admiral Howard, acted as a nurse, endured secrecy and near cursory danger, finally learning her soldier sweetheart was convalescent. A small boat escape amid gunfire led to rescue by the cruiser California.

Washington Post San Francisco Alice Littleton Para Howard Pacific “Fleet Miss Littleton Wan California

Defiance Close Contender In Long Island Sound Race

Resolute won in corrected time over Defiance Vanilla and Vanitie in a 3 3/4 mile race in upper Long Island Sound. Defiance showed improvement and will race again with Vanderbilt trophy stakes off Oyster Bay under Geswanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club.

Glen Cove Defiance Vanilla Long Island Sound Herreshoff Vanitie Resolute Defianca Keen Yachtamen Tricity Oyster Bay Geswanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Commodore H. 8. Vanderbilt

198 Miles an Hour in Auto at Brooklands Track

A brief report notes a British driver achieved a speed near 198 miles per hour on the Brooklands track. The account mentions a slow start and attributes the feat to a two horsepower automobile test, highlighting the record speed with cautious language and minimal other details.

Brooklands Cebie Washington: Pont London Hornered

Lynch family probate gains for Navy yard relief heir

Katherine B W Lynch Fagan is named chief beneficiary under William Lynch’s will dated June 16 last. She receives the Navy Yard relief fund, bank deposits, and a share in real property in Washington Highlands, with brothers John, James, and Michael Lynch and sister Mary Loretta Lynch Miller involved. Mrs. Fagan also serves as executor. The will of Annie M Burke dated January 12, 1904, filed for probate, bequeaths to James Burke, Annie Boyle and Michael Boyle among others. John F L O Day is named executor. Testatrix died June 20.

Washington Highlands John F. Lynch James T. Lynch Michael Herbert Lynch Mary Loretta’ Lynch Miller Fagan Annie M. Burke James Burke Annie Boyle Michael Boyle Thomas Boyle William Boyle Joseph Flynn John Boyle John O'Day John FL. O'Day

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