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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1912
Page
5
Women wearing 3p-Cent hats and obeying an injunction march along Ninth Avenue for miles, with thousands lining streets and hotels as suffrage groups push for a promised victory. Officials and speakers address the crowd while marchers display banners and wear sashes. A large turnout includes women from many professions and groups, signaling broad support for the suffrage cause.
An article fragment references Kimmel regaining memory amid a courtroom or medical context with scattered phrases about statements, a pending action, and various misread terms. The readable portions hint at a public figure or witness recalling events, but the exact details remain ambiguous.
Three new world marks were set at the Santa Monica automobile show. Teddy Tetzlaff won the eight mile free for all driving a 9 horsepower Fiat at 78.40 miles per hour. Halph de Farma in a Mercer led the light car event with a new record of 41.86 miles an hour for the mile. The meet showcased bursts of speed with speeds far beyond prior records, though Oldfield’s crash injured none seriously.
Police Superintendent Sylvester named numerous officers for meritorious service in arresting wrongdoers since January 1 1994. The list includes Sergeants JW McCormack Rofus Vanderechaaf Martin Rely and Jo McQuade among many privates and other ranks.
Willam B Holtzclaw longtime contractor and builder died Friday afternoon at 1759 Fuelid Street NW. Funeral conducted by Bishop Harding at the family home at 6 o'clock this afternoon. The body will be taken to Warrenton Virginia Monday morning for burial beside his parents, accompanied by immediate family and close friends. A special train from Union Station at 11 o'clock will convey the party. He was born near Warrenton and came to Trinity 43 years ago, starting in business at age 17. Survived by wife Grace, two daughters Mrs Way Holtzclaw and Mrs Walter Gawler, and three brothers Taylor of Hampton Virginia, Murray of Casanova, and Lurien of Lakeside California.
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Washington Canoe Club presented a mirthful Mirth and Muale Feast style cabaret at the Virdonia Hotel last night. Frank Duggan hosted with several soloists including Telix Mahoney in a feminine minstrel act, Arthur Pierce performing Bert Williams songs, and George Wilson providing piano accompaniment. The Crow children and other acts delighted a dining audience seated in the Fredo pia alning hall under T Arthur Smith's direction.
The National Society of Colonial Dames of America adjourned its eleventh biennial session at the Arlington Hotel. Officers elected include Mrs William Ruffin Cox president, Mrs Joseph Rucker Lamar first vice president, Vine Elizabeth Casa Ledyard Goddard second vice president, Elihu Chauncey third vice president, Charles Ro Mi Yer secretary, Mix Tohn 4 Tator assistant secretary, Mrs Alexander J salt treasurer, Mrs Franklin Dexter, and Mrs Sibert Siouss. A memorial fund plan to raise $1 per member was adopted. A memorial service is planned this afternoon at Bethlehem.
A Daily Display cartoon mocks Senator Smith on maritime knowledge with absurd “lessons” about ships logs, rafting off ships, seaweed rowing, and Newfoundland tides, lampooning ignorance of naval matters during a Washington Fort London satire.
Memorial day ceremonies across the district will feature addresses by prominent men and participation from veteran groups including Maryland contingents. The memorial day committee, meeting at the G A R Hall on Pennsylvania Avenue NW, reported progress in preparations and fundraising.
A lengthy roster of Putnam Edward Webster and others fills district staff roles including department commanders J F Store KR G Brooks and Edwin Jones. The item also notes the death of Joel Cater, a nationally known botanist, aged 69, who recently died at his Frinton township home after a life of government botanical missions abroad.
A man believed to be Charles Marsycl, alias Marty, is under arrest in Kamloops, British Columbia, on charges related to the murder of an entire family including a father and children. Extradition papers are being pursued as authorities confirm formal charges.
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