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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1913

Page

2

List of officers and directors from a historic board

The document lists Charles J. Bell as president Henry F. Blount as vice president Corcoran Thom as vice president Howard Reeside as vice president James F. Hood as secretary Milton E. Ailes Charles J. Bell Henry F. Blount John C. Boyd Samuel Burdett Albert Carry Murray Cobb William M. Coates William Corby Robert Dornan Clarence F. Norment Frank B. Noyes Myron M. Parker Joseph Paul Albert M. Read Howard S. Reeside Corcoran Thom Frank A. Vanderlip John F. E. Wilkins Joseph Wright.

Charles J. Bell Henry F. Blount Corcoran Thom Howard Reesid James F. Hood Milton E. Ailes John C. Boyd Samuel Burdett Albert Carry Murray A. Cobb William M. Coates William 8 Corby Robert Dornan Clarence F. Norment Frank B. Noyes Myron M. Parker Joseph Paul Albert M. Read Howard S. Reeside Corcoran Thom Frank A. Vanderlip John FE. Wilkins Joseph Wright

Milholland Named Herald for Pageant Visit

Inez Milholland, hailed as the most beautiful suffragist by a congressional committee, arrives in Washington to serve as official herald for today's parade. She argues votes for women will boost beauty through health and intellect, and backs occupation as a beauty aid while noting she would have preferred a title stressing intellectual merit over beauty.

Inez Milhulland Congressional Committee Washington Venus Milholland G. A. Lyons Milholand

Girls Newsies Sell Suffrage Literature In Washington Streets

Twenty young supporters led by Ottenburgs sold suffrage newspapers and magazines along downtown Washington corners yesterday. They cried their wares from morning until evening and competed with regular newsies, earning more money than average. The campaign continues during inaugural week, including tomorrow's parade.

Washington Ottenburgs

No gain seen in Catholic view on suffrage says cleric

Mgr William T Russell at St Patrick s Church declares no Catholic can speak for the church on suffrage though most women want to vote. He denounces a small noisy minority trying to ride roughshod over the vast majority of staying, child loving women and forcing suffrage on them. The sermon expresses skepticism about gains from woman suffrage.

Mgr Willam T. Russell St. Patrick's Church

Anti Woman Suffrage Tour Planned by Mrs Jones Amid Dissent

New York society leader Mrs Oliver Livingston Jones plans a 60 mile anti suffrage tour by automobile for next summer to counteract her daughter's suffrage march. She cites differing views with her daughter General Rosalie and favors a large antisuffrage following in the Eastern States. The mother attended the Washington entry of the suffrage procession and expresses pride in her daughter while denouncing treatment from suffrage leaders.

Oliver Livingston Jones Oliver Tuivingston Jones New York City General Rosalie New York Jones Washington Belasco Theater

Damaged Census Worker Granted 8000 Reward and Monthly Pension

Miss Alice V Houghton, who lost her scalp and sight in a January 1910 census bureau accident, will receive 8000 immediately and 75 a month thereafter as permanent disability payment. The bill, approved by the House after long consideration, ensures the grant is not subject to attachment and comes as the government grants compensation for her injury from the tabulating machine incident.

House Alice V. Houghton Census Bureau Senate Congress Miss Houghton

Fossa Is Champion Eater At London Zoo

The Fossa, a Madagascar arrival, defeats the Glutton in a royal battle of appetite at the London Zoo. Both eat horseflesh and rabbits, but the Fossa has devoured more total food since October 28 and even chewed woodwork and licked paint from its cage while the Glutton stuck to horseflesh and rabbits.

London Zoo Washington Post London Mar Zoological Gardens Madagascar

Bryan Sees US Lead For World Peace At NC Conference

William Jennings Bryan told a Raleigh crowd that the United States must set a model of disarmament and world cooperation. Introducing him, Gov. Craig lauded Bryan as a premier peacemaker. Bryan and Josephus Daniels then departed for Washington aboard the Seaboard Air Line around midnight.

Raleigh N. C William Jennings Bryan North Caroiia Gov Craig Bryan U. S Mr.Bryan United States Brotherhood of Man Josephus Daniels President Wilson Seaboard Air Line Washington

Travels as Guest Continued From Third Page

The Misses Jessie and Eleanor Wilson will live at the White House with the President-elect family. The presidential party includes Mrs. Wilson and three daughters, Prof. Stockton Axson and others. Princeton students will escort the party to the White House and sing Old Nassau in honor of the President-elect.

Jessie Eleanor Philadelphia Wilson White House Stockton Axson Washington Princeton Mr. Wilson Taft Nassau

Wilsons Niece in Capital Arrival of Belmont Students

Miss Alice Wilson niece of the president elect visited Washington yesterday with 125 Belmont Seminary classmates from Nashville Tennessee. The group arrived on a special train but delayed by the death of her maternal grandmother. Belmont juniors travel next to New York and then Norfolk aboard a steamer before returning to Belmont.

Alice Wilson Washington Belmont Seminary Nashville Tenn Miss Wilson Belmont New York Norfolk

Mob Attacks Suffragette Meeting in Hyde Park

London dispatch reports rising public temper as mobs of several thousand disrupt a suffragette meeting led by Mrs Flora Drummond in Hyde Park. Fights erupt and turf is torn up as police shield suffragettes to safety, with similar violence at Wimbledon common where women are knocked down and bruised.

Phgush Arewas London Hyde Park Flora Drummond Wimbledon Common

No Longer Cranky About His Meals

A solicitation for Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin presents it as an ideal remedy for indigestion and related stomach issues. The ad cites a Chicago user, Mr. L. Quinn, praising family use, guarantees results or money back, and offers free samples by mail from Monticello Illinois.

Nature Caldwell Mr. Quinn Dr. Caldwell W. B. Caldwell Washington ,St Monticello

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Treas American Security & Trust Company Financial Institution South Charles E. Trowe Alfred B. Leet D. N. Houston John G. Holden W., OW. Keck James E. Fitch Daniel Fraser Wiliam J. Flather Henry H. Flather James M. Green Menry Hurt John 8 Larcombe Joseph Letter John R. McLean Edward B. McLean American Security and Trust Company Fifteenth Pennsylvania Avenue United States Treasury Anaid Inez Milholland Mgr. W. T. Russell H. C. Talbot Dayton Ohio Ohio State Association Alice Paul Bladensburg Teney Rochambeau Bell Seueares The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Bill Mr. Taft Fossa Nebsadkin North Carolina Daniels Wilson’s Southampton Majestic Queenstown Lincoln Hamburg Cherbourg Wil Wote L. J. Quinn Rappahannock Virginia William Fitz-Hugh Eton Wiliam Pitt Chatham Chatham House England Chrisopher Wren Green Room Ham Carh End Rapualvins Milar Bea Ham Mas Ts Teo Plenard Ern Thomas P. Morgan, Jr Mutual Life Insurance Company Southern Building
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