Indians Visit Sulzer Papoose Kissed By Fashion At New Willard
A party of Sioux Blackfoot Kiowa and other tribes visited New York’s Willard House where Gov. Sulzer hosted a tea. Indians in war paint and feathers cheered the governor and kissed the 15 month old papoose Lone Wolf. The group included White Swan Hollow Horn Bear Red Cloud Red Hawk and Basle Horse with Maj. Cummings Col. Plunket and others.
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New Willard
Gov
William Sylzer
New York
Peacock Alley
Gov. Sulzer
Eddie Lone Wolf
Lone Wolf
Squaw Lowerhead
Sulzér
J.C. Daniels
Maj. Cummings
Buffalo Exposition
Col
Richard Plunket
Taft’s poodle Caruso found after missing from Augusta trip
Miss Helen Taft’s $5,000 French poodle Caruso reappeared at Miss Taft’s aunt Mrs. Thomas Laughlin’s home in Washington. A maid heard the dog’s bark, a White House policeman recalled seeing him on the grounds, and a telegram was sent to Miss Taft to decide whether to ship him south or keep him in Washington. The dog had been a gift from King Victor Emmanuel to former Secretary Meyer and was separated from Miss Taft Tuesday while walking to the Meyer home.
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Caruso
the Navy
Meyer
Miss Taft
National Guard Companies Stationed in Washington Visit Schools
Company 8 second infantry Alabama National Guard commanded by Capt Seals with 400 men is stationed at 20 North Capitol Street for strike duty. Company K fourth infantry at Bellevue Hotel under Capt Carlisle and Lieut Norrig, both to leave city tomorrow midnight. Dr William M Davidson superintendent and officials toured Washington schools after Philadelphia convention visiting Franklin Building Normal School and several primary and high schools.
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Second Infantry
Alabama National Guard
North Capitol Street
Carl Seals
Seals
J. Towles Vivans
William T. Wingo
Jefferson County
Ala
Fourth Infantry
Bellevue Hotel
Carlisle
Norrig
William M. Davidson
Schoul
Washington
Philadelphia
National Capital
Franklin
New Normal School
City bulletins and local ads mix readers’ notes
A fragmentary page lists promotions and notices for investors, theater showings, laundry services, a public service call for a free book from A. F. Fox Company, and local shop ads. Highlights mention a Euphonium soloist Malcolm Horton, a Virginia Theater reel showing, a red wagon service, Yale Laundry, a Fountain Pen Shop at 1471 Pa. Ave NW, Harvey’s lunch special, and Washington views at 310 Fourteenth Street.
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Malcolm Horton
the Bugler of
Co. B
Virginia Theater
Yale Laundry
ROW OVER BRAZIL COFFEE ANTITRUST SUIT SETTLEMENT
The Taft administration left to Secretary of State Bryan and Attorney General McReynolds the question of setting conditions to dismiss the suit against Brazil’s coffee trust. Wickersham pressed for proof that stored New York coffee had been sold to bona fide buyers. Sao Paulo officials claimed sale had occurred but Brazil objected to U S demands for further details, saying assurances came from the valorization committee.
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Coffee Trust
Taft
Bryan
McReynolds
Wickersham
New York
Sao Paulo
United States
Brazil
Valorization Committee
Reception to Brewer Inaugural Visitors Attended Memorial Home
State, Confederate, and National flags mingled at the Confederate Memorial Home in Washington as Gov Earl Brewer and Mrs Brewer of Mississippi and their staff attended an informal reception. The Mississippi delegation and many senators representatives and military staff in full uniforms renewed old acquaintances during the social hour following the reception.
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Memorial Home
Mississippi’ Society of Washington
Earl Brewer
Charlton M. Clark
Hart Brewer
James K. Vardaman
Vardaman
John Sharp Williams
Charles V. Petteys
Thom. P. Gore
B. G. Humphreys
A. Sisson
S. A. Witherspoon
B. PF. Harrison
J. W. Collier
Percy Quinn
John C. Black
Charles B. Howry
Bris
Arthur Trilge
Wiliam Hoggeboom
A. H. Patterson
Hughbor Miller
John Armatrong
W. W. Smithson
Judd Powers
Jefferson Williams
Cris C. Scales
J. M. Hairston
Éreas
Suit Follows Collision In Alexandria Court Case
The circuit court for Alexandria will hear the Talbot vs Crilly suit this morning. Hugene B. Talbot seeks 15000 in damages from Teremiah H. Crilly over a collision at King and Royal streets involving a bicycle. Talbot sustained serious injuries and Crilly is represented by Brett and Varney, Talbot by Nicol and Nicol.
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King and Royal Streets
Talbot
Crilly
G. Brett
Walter al. Varney
Co. BE. Nicol
Aylett B. Nicol
Halt Utilities Plans Limit On Sale Of Stock
Washington Utilities Company stock plans face a test of the La Follette amendment amid questions of constitutionality. The Washington Gas Light Company may not hold Georgetown Gas shares under the new law, requiring separate operation and transfer of stock held as collateral. Corporation Counsel Thomas will pursue enforcement, with suits to compel disposition of holdings if the law is upheld.
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Washington Utilities Company
la Follette
Washington Railway and’ Electric Company
Washington Gas Light Company
Georgetown Gas Company
District’ Commissioners
Thomas
Caveat in Gillett will probate case filed
A district probate petition to revoke admission of Alfred S. Gillett's will, dated February 23, 194, was filed with a caveat by nieces and grandnieces alleging miscopy and lack of mental competency under undue influence by Ella Gillett. The will directs a hospital fund to House of Mercy and Methodist Homes in Philadelphia.
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Alfred 5. Gillett
Girard Fire Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Gillett
Ella G. Gillett
Women Guests at Drill at Fort Myer
Col Joseph Garrard hosted a complimentary drill for the District of Columbia Division of the Southern League of the Woman's National Wilson and Marshall Organization at Fort Myer riding hall. Lieut Gordon Johnson and Lieut Ann Graham directed a well received drill as guests, including Mrs Armes and visitors from Georgia and Missouri, filled the league headquarters with Southern State visitors.
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Joseph Garrard
Fort Myer
District of Columbia
Southern League
Woman’s National Wilson
Marshall Oranisation
George A. Armes
League
Lieut Gordon
Jéobheon
Ann Graham
Armes
Hoke Smith
Senator Smith
Geogia
J Arnother
Missouri
Champ Clark
The
Flames destroy Mount Pleasant M P Church
A kerosene lamp exploded as janitors prepared for services at the Mount Pleasant M P Church 1300 Third Street Southeast causing a rapid blaze that gutted the one story structure and threatened the adjacent parsonage. Firefighters brought it under control after an hour. damage estimated at 32000.
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Mount Pleasant
M. P
Third
Harvard Football Coach Daly Reinstated as Army Lieutenant
Charles D. Daly of Boston, former Harvard captain and coach, was ordered reinstated in the Army as a lieutenant by a late Sixty-Second Congress bill. Daly led Harvard’s football team, served at West Point, and later returned to coaching Harvard before seeking reinstatement.
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Daly
Harvard
Charles D. Daly
Boston
West Point Academy
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Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Ave
Seventh Street
Saks
Florida
Atlantic
Coast Line
the Standard Railroad of the South
New York Avenue
Geo. P. James District
John H. Magruder
St. Price
Dox
Fineman & Goldsmith
Fourteenth Street
Chas. G. Stott & CO
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th Street N. W
PHAE
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Baltic
Uae
Bop
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Piliyi
Llth Street
Sulzer
Papoose
Dugby
Alabama Infantry
City Bulletins
Yo Gale
A. F. Fox Company
TE Street
Harvey’s
Libst
Pa. Ave. Nw
Fourteenth. Street
Mississippi Society
Alexandria Court
B. N. Rust
Dayia N
Braddock Heights
Alexandria County
W. J. Morton
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Ivy Inn Cemetery
Rust
Alexandria Hospital
Mount Vernon
Christ Church
Carlyle House
Lodge
Room of
Alexandria- Washington
Lodge of
Masons
P. Gillingham
Claude BE. Nicholson
Frank P. Gillingham
Columbus and
Montgomery Streets
Lee Camp Hel
Halt Utilities
W. R. & E. Co. Corporation Counsel
Myer
ARMY
Washington. Post
Canada
Washington Post
Wilson
Post
Fritz Reuter
Munchener Lowenbraen
Pilsner
Henry Achterkirchen
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Marshall
Bell
Bell Service
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Thorp
Berkeley Rye
Hotel Dupont
Wilmington
Del
the Sunday Post
Prince Albert
Horn
Talo Gil
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Hirs
Byron S. Adams
Si. N. VW
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