Plans for a Children's Fountain at Franklin Park
At Franklin School yesterday the Civic Art League proposed a Children’s fountain in Franklin Park, funded by children's subscriptions with no child contributing more than 16 cents. The idea was postponed for future consideration while other items were approved, including scholarships from Craughton Business College and staff changes and transfers within the school system.
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Re elected State Deputy P J Haltigan heads district meeting
P J Haltigan was re elected state deputy at a district meeting. W A Johnson became state secretary J A Duvall state treasurer Robert F E Doyle state warden Charles W Boyle state advocate and Rev P J O Connell state chaplain were named. The report notes membership rise from 1116 associate and 268 insurance on May 1 1907 to 1145 associate and 284 insurance on May 1 1908 a gain of 29 and 16 respectively. Notable events include visits by archbishops and Cardinal Gibbons the vesper service at St Aloysius and the memorial mass. Deceased include Rev D J Stafford and Rev Joseph J McGuire. National knights convention set for mid August with delegates and alternates named.
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WED UNDER CAPITOL DOME Palmore Couple Wed
Earley B. Palmore of Trenholm Virginia and Lois M. Palmore of Goochland County married in the Capitol rotunda with hundreds of visitors present. Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon offered congratulations and allowed the ceremony. The couple obtained a courthouse license around 3 PM then wed about 4 PM with Harry Spencer officiating.
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Lois M. Palmore
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President rewards Long Island life saver Raynor
President Roosevelt honored Raynor for rescuing several people from the wrecked schooner Crowell off Bellport Long Island last winter. After recovering his health Raynor sought government service and was offered a food and drug inspector post at 140 a year with allowance, exempted from civil service rules.
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Oldest and Best Blood Purifier S S S Ad Copy
An old advertisement extols S S S blood purifier as a long trusted remedy for impure blood. It claims to cleanse the system, cure skin diseases, rheumatism, and other disorders, and promotes spring use with medical advice and a free blood book from Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
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Purified Blood Tonic Praised in Personal Endorsement
An endorsement from Mrs. F. L. of Bailey Street Clearfield Pennsylvania extols a blood purifier and tonic. She claims it cleanses impurities, invigorates, strengthens nerves, builds the system, and eases rheumatism, asserting it is an unrivaled remedy and expressing strong confidence.
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Roosevelt to Preside Over International Tuberculosis Congress
President Roosevelt agreed to serve as president of the International Congress on Tuberculosis to be held in this city from September 21 to October 22 1908. He may deputize Secretary Cortelyou if official duties keep him from attending the initial meeting.
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Social notes and high society in brief
A survey of society gossip, yacht plans, literary collaborations, and romance among prominent families. Mrs Cruger’s playwriting partnership with a celebrated literary figure is discussed, Elsie Vanderbilt sails Caprice, Mrs Bryce popularizes salad dressing secrets, and the Kronprinzess Cecilie departure signals Europe’s summer exodus. Gould family farewells, a young lieutenant’s romantic albums, and reflections on racing society conclude with views on European counts and American girls.
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Reform proposals trigger unrest at Methodist General Conference
May 18 Washington session notes Rev Lt John Handlay of New Jersey failing to present a plan to choose presiding elders by annual conference rather than by current custom. Dissatisfaction evidenced by many memorials. Western delegates press for moving Board of Home Missions leadership from Philadelphia to Kansas City, a fight over control of over one million dollars annually.
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Mrs Howard Gould to Receive One Dollar From Clemmons Will
Solomon Perry Clemmons estate valued at six thousand dollars leaves widow life use Jean single installment. Mrs Howard Gould of New York and her sister Mrs Sun Yue of San Francisco to get one dollar each. Clemmons, age seventy, adjudged insane March six, died in Jacksonville asylum. He was blind and in wretched health. No word from daughters despite notice of asylum commitment.
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Dry Fourth of July Vote Sparks Brisk Mexican Polls
In Mexico City May 13 a campaign over how the American colony should celebrate the Fourth of July heats up as Americans split over liquor at the event. About 25 000 to 30 000 attendees are expected. Polls opened yesterday at a dozen locations and will close Monday amid lively electioneering.
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Attack on Leavitt Taken Up
Paris reports a public prosecutor opened an inquiry into the assault on W. H. Leavitt son in law of William Jennings Bryan by Italian model Cana. Cana was wounded in the head during the fight and is expected to testify. Leavitt’s injuries were slight.
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Senator Tillman Improves Ahead of European Summer
Senator Benjamin F. Tillman, kept at the Healtharium in Washington, was reported improved yesterday. He and Mrs Tillman plan to leave for Boston to be joined by the family physician before traveling to Europe for the summer with a portion of the time abroad to be devoted to speaking engagements.
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Miss De Witt appeals to thief to return half her stolen cash
A Brooklyn teacher recounts losing cash to a female pickpocket in a Sixth Avenue department store. She asks the thief to return 200 dollars or a quarter of the amount, showing empathy for the thief's distress while detailing the impact on her and her dependent sister. The note ends by urging some restitution despite her lack of malice.
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Steamers Schedule for Potomac and Nearby Landings
Steamer Harry Tandall Nonday and Wednesday at 4 p m for Lower Potomec landings Dills to Lower Machadee Creek. Saturday at 1 a m for landings between Clymont and Nawhvil. Steamer Wakefield Sunday Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a m for Upper Potomac landings to Colonial Beach and Mattox Creek. Steamer EeteNe Randall Dally 7 40 a m for Glymont and intermediate points Sunday Tuesday and Thursday to Gunder return trip same day. Schedules subject to tide and weather and to change without notice. W F Carne Jr Gen Passenger Agt
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