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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1910
Page
14
Thousands gather at Peter Pan gate as adults and children enter with juvenile escorts. The scene features a festive mood, bright sunshine, and crowded queues along the gates with fans and vendors in attendance.
The document lists multiple officer movements and duty changes across departments. It names Lanves of absence for Lt Henry W Tor ney and Capt Albert T Dillingham, various paymaster reallocations, and transfers to different divisions and posts. It notes promotions, telegraphic reports, and forthcoming duties in the Philippines, Manila, and other duties, with dates around July and August 1910.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous naval officers and duty assignments across stations and ships. It references Avot Beg JR Phelps, Chamberlain, Thompson, Redington, and others, with stations near New York and various maritime locations. The text also mentions naval appointments, retirements, and academy duties amid scattered place names and ship identifiers.
A large crowd visited Rock Creek Park’s zoo area to view the stars after a day of strolling the promenades. Patrons, including families and couples, enjoyed the night ambience and a light show guiding them through the exhibits. Local officials suggested the event may become a recurring moonlit outing.
Battleships return to Hampton Roads after winter maneuvers off Cuba and begin target practice. The fleet, led by carriers and battleships, is greeted by hundreds along the Virginia shore at Old Point and Raven Inlet before heading to southern drill grounds for maneuvers.
A fragmented notice reports BISSELLS BAZAAR opening at a New Home location with details on apparel merchants, temporary stalls, and expected turnout. The piece mentions roses, a vote or commerce theme, and potential property issues tied to the event. Local officials and merchants are referenced in the context of a seasonal shoppers’ effort.
Howard Cissell aged 1 of Ol Rhode Island Avenue NW fell on a park edge in Rock Creek yesterday afternoon. He received cuts to the face and head, was taken by auto to Garfield Hospital, treated, and later went home.
A vivid survey of the quick lunch room as a distinct American institution. It praises its efficiency and democratic accessibility while noting its critics and contrasts with European dining habits from Boston to Berlin, describing cross cultural adaptations and the brisk, coffee fueled noon meal that defines American business life.
A lengthy society report details Easter parade attire with women fitting corsets while supine to preserve figures when standing. It lists numerous participants and their costumes, hats, and accessories, noting colors, fabrics, and style details from the event along Fifth Avenue.
George Strauss & Co opened at 693 Pennsylvania Ave NW offering a full line of menswear. Formerly Joseph Auerbach’s location, the store aims to be a leading Washington furnishers shop with exclusive lines and guaranteed fit shirts, signaling a strong start for the new venture.
Special Commissioner William J McGee of the general land office adjourned a hearing on Alaska coal claims to Bat Lake Cry at 10 oclock Saturday. Witnesses include W A Campbell gridiron employee for Clarence Cuning. government testimony near completion. final decision awaiting Commissioner. A suburban car accident claimed William Adams, bricklayer, killed near Twenty third and Cedar streets. body moved to his home. funeral plans not yet made.
Life health disease is determined by food and thought. Vital energy manifests through matter and vitality in the human body. Fourteen chemical elements sustain organization. nervous stimulation and thought govern function. right food and drink choice matters as habit and mind shape health.
Former President Roosevelt is expected to attend the Frontier Day celebration at Cheyenne Wy during the last week of August as per prior plans. Senator Warren feared he might forget and cabbed to confirm. Roosevelt replied yesterday confirming attendance for the earlier date in late August.
Washington motorists arrested Sunday for crossing a county line without a Maryland license faced postponed hearings after Maryland officials reportedly acted hastily. Cline of the Washington Auto Company criticized the move and urged equal courtesy for Maryland motorists in Washington, noting local drivers can stay four hours without a District license.
Mrs Gorge Skinner and her infant daughter escaped serious injuries when a gas stove exploded in their kitchen at 16 Xth Street Northwest yesterday afternoon. The flames spread to Mrs Skinner’s clothing but bystanders and an alarm from a passing carriage helped summon firefighters. The fire caused about $20 in damage and underscores the need for strength and endurance in spring emergencies.
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