Hall installed as president of Gallaudet College
Dr Hall formally succeeds Dr E M Gallaudet as president at Gallaudet College during a large commencement ceremony. Speakers include G H Batley and Rev Osbert Whildin, with degrees conferred on graduates and tributes to Dr Gallaudet’s 60 years of leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sime
Tennessee
Percival Hall
Gallaudet College
Congress
Cellaudet
Sims
George Hubbard Batley
North Carolina
Bailey
Gallaudet
South
Flynn Wainfrey Niss
Excuetes 8Ssone Oral School
New York City
Leslie Andrew
Elmer
California
Hall
BR. OM. Ganaudet
Vercival Hall
Osbert Whildin
Robert Pattergan
Ohio School For the Deaf
Thomas Fell
St John’s College
Annapolis
J of Dobyns
Crastauctat
Foster of Arts
Mary Bess Michaels
Vassar College
New York
Madison Jefferson Lee
Central C University
Kentucky
George Hubbard Alley
Ethel Fannie Maton
Lesiia Andrew Elmer
Homer Karl Grace
Johm
Tom Hower
Henry Stevens Morris
Goldie
Annie Newman
Wawin Winfred Nies
Emma Lovina
Take
Elmer Dovice Talbert
Wihan Haxter Moxey
Bred Lee Craven
Toa Merritt Rottingen
Mary Matilda Possan
Maud Ji. Peet
Yonkers
Poster
Citty
Wallaudet College
Furat
Afghan Gunman Sentenced Eight Years For Jerusalem Shooting
Habib Miah an Afghan was sentenced to eight years for wounding two American women in Jerusalem while visiting the Mosque of Omar with a party of tourists on March 9 1910. Natale Morris of Mamaroneck New York and Agnes Parker Moore of Perre Efaute Indiana were among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Habib Miah
State Department
Natale Morris
Mamaroneck
New Yorks
Agnes Parker Moore
Perre Efaute
Indiana
Omar
Railway Official to Lecture on California Views
Southern Bede official lecturer John Crum will give an illustrated talk at Central Road tomorrow evening. About two hundred colored views will depict California scenery and the state's development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crum
Southern Bede
Cerminal Road
California
Will Consider Merger of Board and Chamber
Five members of the Board of Trade petitioned for a meeting to discuss amalgamation with the Chamber of Commerce. Gen George Harries, president, scheduled a special meeting for tomorrow at 1 o clock. Names on the petition include D J Sailahan Arthur Moses Porter George Wo OP Sartzel and Wittam to Gide. A special board session had been planned last Monday but was not notified. A special Chamber of Commerce meeting is set for next Tuesday to devote the evening to the amalgamation proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
George HW Harries
San Francisco Doctor Arrested in Baltimore Marriage Postponement
San Francisco physician Dr Frank B Morse was arrested in Baltimore on a charge of securing money under false pretenses from William N Moore of Washington over territorial rights to a disinfectant. The case arose as Morse, about to wed Miss Alice B O’Neill, faced multiple hearings and a postponement to allow Moore to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Frank B. Morse
San Francisco
Alice B. O'Neill
United States
Morris T Bond
William N. Moore
Morse
Bond
Dr. Morse
Rose
United States District Court
Harry B. Wolf
J. Philip Hill
Grannan
George Pratt
J. Craig McLannahan
Wolf
Dr. Morse Was Arrested. Commissioner Bond
Mr. Moore
Mr. Wolf
District of Columbia
der. Morse
Moore
East Fort Avenue
Miss O'Neill
Alcantara Caravan Initiates New Members in Degree Meeting
Alcantara Caravan Number 18 of the Order of the Alhambra admitted several neophytes at a degree meeting last night at Rauscher's. Grand Commander Joseph 3 Cullen directed the services and the new members included Ben Johnson from Kentuck, Thomas Petty, George B. McClosky, G. Vincent Repetti, J. W. Ridenour, D. William Oyster, R. R. Farr, J. A. Linehes, Thomas Fisher, Martin F. E. Harne, D. B. Casley, William J. McGee, F P. Caulfield, and William H. Clarke. A banquet followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcantara
Order of the Alhambra
Rauscher's
Joseph
Cullen
Ben Johnson
Kentuck
Thomas Petty
George B. McClosky
G. Vincent Repetti
J. W. Ridenour
D. William Oyster
R. R. Farr
J. A. Linehes
Thomas Fisher
Martin FE. Tlarne
D. B. Casley
Willam J McGee
Caulfield
William H. Clarke
Feeding the Poor of Philadelphia Breakfast Association Aid
The Philadelphia Breakfast Association provides a hot breakfast to thousands of city poor each morning. L A Bean spoke at the Federation of Gospel Missions convention at Luther Place Memorial Church. Memorial services honored Charles N. Crittenton. Mrs Kate Weller Barret delivered the eulogy. Sessions continue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Breakfast Association
L A. Bean
Convention of the Federation of Gospel Missions
Luther Place Memorial Church
Charles N. Crittenton
Crittenton Mission
Kate Weller Barret
Ben Suhgor Shot After Revolver Discharges in Northwest
Six year old Benjamin Suhgor of 800 Grant Place Northwest narrowly escaped serious injury when a revolver carried by 19 year old Louis Brown of 219 Twenty-Fifth Street Northwest accidentally discharged. Suhgor was struck in the left torso and was taken to Columbia Hospital for treatment before being returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Sungor
Grant Place
Louis Brown
U S Horses to Represent Country in London Show
Gen Wood backs Everett to train prize mounts for the London Olympian International Horse Show. Officers Vidner Henry Chaffee Johnston Graham will train with him at Fort Myer as eighteen horses, eight bought for the army, prepare for the international event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Everett
United States
London
Everett
Fort Myer
Leonard Wood
George Vidner
Eleventh Cavalry
Guy V. Henry
Twelfth Cavalry
Adna R. Chaffee
Gordon Johnston
E. N. Graham
United States Army
Duke of Ashley
Justine
Timberlost
Tampico
Tony Lansa
Knight of Elway
Quandary
Chiswell
Virginia
Henry T. Allen
John FE. Cowden
New York
New York State
Timbertoft
Madison Square Garden
Harris-Ewing
Everett/ Everett
U. S. Buys Morgan Mares From Willowmoor Farm
The Bureau of Animal Industry purchased nearly all Morgan horses from Willowmoor Farms Redmond Washington as part of a program to improve the Morgan breed. The stock, including five brood mares two fillies and yearling and multiple stallions, will be used at the Middlebury farm to preserve and enhance the breed, adding lines such as Indian Chief through Lady de Jarnette and integrating mares to Meteor Morgan and Roy Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Morgan
Willowmoor Farms
Redmond
Wash
J. W. Clise
Seattle
Middlebury
Rouhadaur
Willowmoors
Morgan Horse Farm
Gen. Gates
Middlebury Stud
Meteor Morgan
Roy Morgan
Lady de Jarnette
Mrs Maybrick's Son Dead in London Tragedy
Chicago readers learned that Florence Maybrick's son James Chandler Maybrick died in London. He was tied to the infamous Maybrick murder trial, once seen as an instrument affecting his mother's fate. Mrs Maybrick stated the past is dead and she had no contact with the children, who were arranged to live in England until adulthood under the estate's patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Florence Maybrick
Highland Park
North Shore
London
James Chandler Maybrick
Maybrick
England
Camorra Chief Erricone Angry at Rapi During Trial
In Viterbo Italy May 10 Enrico Alfano known as Erricone erupted during the trial of Camorra members. He accused Abbatemaggio and accused treasurer Giovanni Rapi of evading inquiry and demanded to remove the presence of that man. The president adjourned the session fearing Erricone’s collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viterbo
Italy
Cammorrists
Enrico Alfano
Erricone
Frelay
Abbatemagero
Giovanni Rapi
Alfano
Rapi
Mom
Mind Gives Way Arrested Middletown Business Man
Edwin J. Sawyer a wealthy Middletown New York fruit grower is held at the Government Hospital for the Insane after a rapid mental decline. Authorities will hold him until his condition improves. His wife was warned not to travel to secure his release. Police and physicians remain baffled by the sudden lunacy and unable to determine a cause or release plan. Mrs Sawyer expected to arrive later in the week to decide custody or asylum transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Edwin J. Sawyer
N. Y
Sawyer
Washington
George $. Wilson
District Board of Charities
Mr. Sawyer
John E Ruebsam
John FE. Rumblam
Pope Biég
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
District of Columbia
Fis
James M Johnston
W Bladen Jockson
Thomas Brown
William King
Charles R. Edmonston
Alexander B Legare
Bur
XN Edwards
Samuel &. Phillips
Herbert A. Gill
Isaac EL Ie
Robert C. Howard
Washington Railway and Electric Company
F. J. Whitesead
F. YJ
Whitehead
P. J. Marshall
Maryland Ave
Oee
Becary
Hardy
Vermont
Union Building Company
Ite
F St
M. Barker
Louis Beyer, Jr
Newark
Dexen, Shoemaker Co
Prone
Pleaded for Pastor's Love Mystery Affects McKeesport Church
In Pittsboro a feminine note found on Rev. Walter H. Price of McKeesport’s First Presbyterian Church prompts trustees to act. The pastor, 45, has vanished, leaving wife and five children. letters from women in the congregation fuel rumors as fathers of several girls search for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
New York Herald
Pittsboro
Walter H. Price
First Presbyterian Church of
McKeesport
Price
W. H. Hunter
Board of Trustees
OFF TO STUDY WAR SCENES ON CIVIL WAR BATTLEFIELDS
Under Lieut Colt Hunter Liggett Fifteenth Infantry thirty two officers from the general staff and Army War College left Union Station at noon for Fredericksburg Virginia. They will begin a four day horseback tour of principal Civil War battlefields with study and recreation in mind. The trip will mostly be on horseback with a train ride to Fredericksburg yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Hunter Liggett
Fifteenth Infantry
General Staff
United States Army
Army War College
Union
Fredericksburg
Heat Claims First Victim On Steamship Lexington
Jerry Watzell of East New York collapsed from the heat while employed on the steamship Lexington at Pier 88 North River. He was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital where doctors expect recovery, marking the city’s first heat victim of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apedal
Washington Post
New York
Jerry Watzell
East New York
Lexington
North River
St. Vincent's Hospital
Potash talks between Americans and German syndicate postponed
Hamburg May 10 negotiations between American independent potash interests and German potash syndicate representatives were postponed to next Saturday. The delay is attributed to the nonarrival of several American representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Farmers oppose Canadian reciprocity pact stance
Chicago May 10 John M Brahl legislative agent of the Farmers National Congress announced the organization will oppose the Canadian reciprocity agreement after reviewing industrial and economic conditions involved. The Farmers National Congress represents key farming states and issued the stand following its investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John M. Brahl
Farmers National Congress
American Arrested At U S Pavilion Entry
An unnamed American man was arrested today while attempting to enter the American pavilion at the exposition in Turin. The pavilion had not opened yet and the foreign affairs department in Rome has been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Turin
Department of Foreign Affairs
Rome
Miles B. Preston Dies After Virginia Pleasure Trip
Miles B. Preston former Hartford mayor and high sheriff died suddenly at his brother J T Preston’s home in Alexandria after a pleasure visit to Norfolk and Richmond He was 58 and survived by wife daughter and two brothers Also notes court suit over damages from a fatality and local civic events in Alexandria Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Richmond
Virginia
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Miles B. Preston
Hartford
Conn
J. T. Preston
C. Preston
J. Preston
Preston
Bonner-Preston Company
Preston-Kenyon Company
Hartig
Joh
Knights of Pythias
Maj
James Crawford
Mount Vernon Ladies Prepare for Ten Day Session
Preparations completed for a ten day Mount Vernon Ladies Association session beginning tomorrow in Mount Vernon Virginia. Regent Mrs Harriet C Comegya will preside as much important business is set to be transacted, with unusual interest anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Rose
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association
Harriet C. Comegya
Glanders Cure Sought as Public Health Team Trials Hopeful Treatments
Public Health Service researchers led by J Francis with Dr Fowler and Dr Flynn began experiments to cure glanders in E M C Combs a Virginia farmer at the Washington quarantine station. Combs and his wife are isolated. blood work and antiseptics are employed while Georgetown University plans seminars for students. Historically few human glanders cases exist with high fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Francis
Public Health Service
Blond
Fowler
Flynn
Washington
E. M. C. Combs
Virginia
Glandere
Combs
William C. Fowler
Dan
District Health Department
Francis
J. A. Flynn
Georgetown University Medical Society
Miss Taft Wins at Chevy Chase Club Tennis Match
Miss Helen Taft daughter of President Taft and partner C A Spencer beat Mr and Mrs Frank Poe 4-6 7-5 6-1 in a closed Chevy Chase Club tournament. Lee McClung US treasurer won a semifinal over H W Donn Jr 6-1 7-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Taft
Taft
C. A. Spencer
Chevy Chase
Frank Poe
Lee McClung
United States
H. W. Donn, Jr
W. G. Denlop
D. Fuller
W. L. Littleflett
J. W. Calvert
McClung
H. B. Rowland
W. Boga, Jr
Mrs. Brooke
Miss A. Geoble
Miss H. Downing
Miss Shepherd
Miss Sargent
Miss 4. Downing
Miss Finley
Miss Geoble
Miss Wisa
Mrs. Rel
Miss MacMurray
Miss Stead
Mira Lawaga
Two Milk Stations Open By George M Oyster Jr
Two charitable milk stations started by George M Oyster Jr have operated two weeks supplying infant milk to those unable to pay. The program grows with plans for more stations. Each station employs a visiting nurse and physicians. mothers receive feeding guidance. Advisory committee includes Dr Samuel S Adams Dr W S Bowen and others from health services and dairy division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Oyster, Jr
Oyster
Samuel S. Adams
W. 8. Bowen
W. ©. Woodward
John F. Anderson
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
George M. Whitaker
Bureau of Animal Industry
Dairy Division
Opposed to Peace Treaty Draws Germany Ireland Rally
Germany and Ireland unite to oppose the proposed arbitration treaty between the United States and Great Britain. The House foreign affairs committee receives petitions from Ancient Order of Fishermen and the German Alliance. They declare the treaty would entangle the United States with foreign nations and serve no good purpose, viewing it as coercive against European nations with no US grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ireland
United States
Great Britain
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Order of
Flihernians
German Alliance
Twins for couple past 70
Special to The Washington Post. Charleston W Va May 10 Twins a boy and a girl were born today to Mr and Mrs James Cawthorn off this city. Cawthorn is janitor at the Kanawha county courthouse and in 71 years old. His wife is 71. Mrs Cawthorn and the children are getting along finely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Charleston
W. Va
James Cawthorn
Cawthorn
Kanawha County
Cured or Treated Free by Anti-Toxine Company Offer
Chicago firm Anti-Toxine Chemical Co promotes Dr. Cunning ham's and related toxines with guaranteed relief or money back. Drugs sold through Affreck's Drug Store and others, with full formula on labels and promise of satisfaction or no payment. Thousands have benefited. critic notes this plan not extended to patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Toxine Chemical Company
Chicago
Cunningham
Affreck
Weather conditions from the U S Department of Agriculture chart
The May 10 weather chart shows disturbances over southwestern Europe, the Grand Banks, and the upper Mississippi. A deep low over Minnesota moves toward Lake Superior bringing strong winds and rain from the plains to the lake region. Warmer spells precede a cooldown through Friday with scattered thundershowers in the Ohio valley and plains. Warnings posted on the Great Lakes. winds vary by coast and lake region. temperatures range from mid 60s to mid 70s across areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Washington
International Weather
Europe
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi
Missouri
Plains Steten
Rocky Mouttain
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Plaina States
Rocky Mountain Region
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
South Atlantic States
Misalesippi
West Gulf States
Ohiovilles
Tennessee
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Plaine States
Mississing
Quo Valley
Atlantic Brater
Maryland
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Lakes Superior
Michigan
Huron
Lake Arte
Cleveland
New England
Middle Atlantic
East Gulf
Erie
Superior
Steinway Pianos and the Droop Firm’s Trusted Name
The Droop firm in Washington has linked its identity to Steinway Pianos for about 54 years. The article asserts Steinway’s worldwide prestige makes its dealers trusted and reliable, with Droop’s E. F. Droop & Sons Co. at 100 G Street NW presented as the leading District music house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Droop
Steinway Pianos
Washington
Music House
Steinway
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
G Street
District of Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Hall
DR. E. M. Gallaudet
G. H. Batley
Dr. Kk. VM. Gallauder
Wystington
Datty
Senda- Ing
Rame
Audies
Francee
Benjamin Suhgor
Firest
Columbus
Probey’s
U. S
Gen. Wood
Vermont Farm
Camorra
E. J. Sawyer
St. Elizabeth’s
Heat
National Congress
U. S. Pavilion
Grip
Railroad
Washington-Southearn Railway Company
Edward W. Dent
Alexandria County
Alexandria Light Infantry
C. C. Carlin
BR. K. Evans
W. W. Sale
William Perry
C. C.vaughan
Alexandria Free Kindergarten Association
Young People's
E. GC. McKnight
Mary Carlin
Constance Boush
W. M. O'Brien
John Leadbeater
Lycurgus E. Uhler
Clarence R. Keith
Annie Roberts
Fanny Burke
Lula Smoot
Elizabeth Slaymaker
Massie. Worth Hu
Harry Davies, Jr
Duke Street
John M. Johnson
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation
W. A. Bickers
Raymond Devers
J. W. Devers
Alexandria Hospital
Rubinstein Club
Arlington
A. M. Blair
Rosalie Wirthling
Dorothy Johnstone Baseler
Rubinstein
Brahms
Mendelssohn
von Fielitz
Miss Wirthling
Schubert
Saint-Saens
Hasselmena
Zabel
Johann Strauss
Miss Taft
Miss Chew
Mr. Colton
Miss Wise
Mr. Ellis
Miss BE. MacMurray
Mas. Low
Mina Schroeder
N. Hackett
Miss A. Downing
Myr. Down
Mrs. H. Herr
F. B. Poe
Mrs. Fortescue
Young
Mr. Lowe
Helen Tatt
A. Spencer
Mrs. Poe
Carth
Ranita
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
Biamarck
Atlantic City
Nyak
Mass
Buffalo
N.Y
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Towa
Denver
Cole
Des Moines
Lowa
Galveston
Tex
Heleng
Mont
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Fla
Mangas City
the Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
Cal
Memphis
Fenn Sa
New Orleans
Toledo
Vicksburg
Sse
Pompeian
Lang Supply O., Inc
St. N. W
Attegd
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Christian Xander
Johannisberg Riesling
Rufus H. Darby Printing Co
N. W
Ralph W. Lee
Milburn, Heister & CO
Architects
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