Hotel Men Mark Twenty-Eighth Anniversary Convention
Commissioner's keynote urges Washington as national headquarters. E M Tierney and W C Muschenheim address Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association during a Raleigh banquet and convention day that included a White House reception, Arlington luncheon, and tours. Delegates plan Mount Vernon trip with Roosevelt reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macfarland
Convention City
E. M. Tierney
W. C. Muschenheim
Hotel Men’s Mutual Benefit Association
Raleigh
Arlington
White House
Jasemeht
Women Honor Guests at Willard Banquet for Hotel Men
About 250 women relatives of members of the Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association hosted a banquet in the Willard hotel ballroom. Elegant decorations featured palms, roses, and American Beauties. Mrs. Catto led the event as hostess with Mrs. Jerome Jones of Baltimore as guest of honor. Several speakers and performances followed, including song selections by Gertrude Reuter and Grace Adele Freebey.
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Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association
Willard
Washington Hotel
Catto
Jerome Jones
Baltimore
Association
de Reuter
New York
Bertha Ruffner
Roosevelt
Thomas Evans Greene
Mises Gertrude Reuter
Grace Adele Freebey
Woman Repulses Robbers In Street Attack Near Lenox
Mrs Robert Hickman wife of the Hickman Dramatic School director was accosted by two negro men as she returned home at Lenox apartments. She resisted saving a handbag and tripped one assailant before fleeing with the attackers pursuing into an alley. Police were alerted Detective O D E a central office investigated and Mrs Hickman gave a full description indicating possible arrests today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hickman
Hickman Dramatic School
Lenox
Hickman
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
Brock
O'Dea
Central Office
Bryce Party Returns From Jamestown Visit
Richmond May 14 Ambassador Bryce Mrs Bryce and Lady Evelyn Grey of Nada rose early and toured Virginia sights at the executive mansion escorted by Guy Swanson and Mrs Swainson with Ir Joseph Bryan. They then left by private car from Byrd street station for Washington after a visit to Jamestown Island where the ambassador spoke Monday.
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Richmond
Brycve
Bryce
Evelyn Grey
Nada
Virginia
Executive Mansion
Guy Swanson
Swainson
Ir Joseph Bryan
Byrd Street
Washington
Brice
Jamestown Island
Bonaparte At White House On Trust Prosecutions
Attorney General Bonaparte held a long conference with the President focusing on trust prosecutions. The Kember trust is named as the chief topic, with Bureau of Corporations agents having months of work and an array of facts they believe will drive the lumber trust out of business. No suits have yet been filed, as the department aims to eradicate the impression that prosecutions have ended.
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Bonaparte
Kember Trust
Bureau of Corporations
Lumber Trust
Department of Justice
Illustrated Lecture on Ireland by Osborn H. Aldroyg
Osborn H. Aldroyg will give an illustrated lecture titled A Walking Tour Through Ireland this evening at Carroll Institute Hall under the auspices of the Gaelic League of Washington.
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Ireland
Osborn H. Aldroyg
Carroll Institute Hall
Gaelic League of Washington
Beaten Bride Seeks 500 Dollar Alimony in Separation Suit
Minnie Howard, wife of Edward P. Howard owner of Racing, files for separation alleging repeated cruelty from 1904 to 1906 including choking and beating. She asks Supreme Court Justice Davis for 500 dollars monthly alimony and counsel fees, while Howard denies the charges and claims she was influenced by others.
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Edward P. Howard
Racing
Washington Post
New York
Washington
Minnie Howard
Achille J. Olshel
Supreme Court
Davis
St. Louis
San Francisco
Howards
Atlanta
Avereze
Ansonia
Carlton
Howard Awears
Howard
Unon
E D Stokes
Lfe
Ansonia Hoste
Priest Robbed at Rectory by Black Hand Thug
Rev John Santora of an Italian Catholic church in Troy New York said a rough looking Italian entered his rectory, demanded $6 and forced him to surrender $3 claiming to be part of the Black Hand. The assailant warned the priest not to report the crime and promised to return.
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Washington Post
Troy
John Santora
Father Santora
Black Hand Society
Missing insurance solicitor feared dead or missing
Edward Hines, an insurance solicitor living at 64 Fourth Street Northeast, has been missing for fifteen days. Police have declared aviso search. his wife and 14 year old child have visited headquarters daily. The wife suspects drowning or disappearance due to possible mental imbalance if alive. Hospitals and city institutions failed to locate him. police think he may have left the city. He was active in secret societies and Army and Navy Union circles.
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Edward Hines
Fourth Street
Hines
Mes
Army
Navy
Brazilian Naval Delegation Arrives for Jamestown Exposition
Admiral de Bacellar leads Brazil's fleet with Rear Admiral Duarte Huet de Bacellar arriving by train from Norfolk to Washington. The group, met by U.S. officers, stays at the New Willard and will meet President Roosevelt and Secretary Root, with White House luncheon and other entertainments planned.
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Dea Baceilar
Steff
Jamestown
United States
Brazil
Duarte Huet de Bacellar
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Lieut
Boyd
Rhode
Ladies of the Maccabees Convene for Supreme Delegate Race
Members of eight local hives and visiting delegates from New Hampshire to Delaware gather at National Rifles Armory for a morning session to nominate a supreme delegate and alternate for the triennial supreme convention. Afternoon class work, degrees for 150 new members, and a social program follow with addresses by Lady Hollister and Miss West, plus a drill contest between Mount Vernon and National hives.
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the Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
National Rifles Armory
Luhan MM. Hollister
Order
Brian West
Hollister
Melvin Caswell
Mary van Ness
Lula Hammond
Mount Vernon
National Hives
Hollster
Kuroki Guests at Virginia Banquet and Exposition Departures
Gen Kuroki and staff attended a banquet at Old Point Comfort Virginia hosted by Gen Grant. Afterward the Japanese and Austrian squadrons along with American fleet ships began departures from Hampton Roads for New York Annapolis and northbound traffic. The Japanese cruisers Tsukuba and Chitose cleared the capes as did the Austrian cruisers Sankt Georg and Aspern. The U S battleships Maine and New Jersey also proceeded northward.
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Washington Post
Old Point Comfort
Kuroki
Grant
New York
Hampton Roads
Tsukuba
Chitose
Virginia Capes
Sankt Georg
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
United States
Maine
New Jersey
Capes
Tracks Wife's Attacker In Hall's Hill Virginia
Robert Hill, a colored man, charged with making and murderous assault on two women at Hall's Hill, Va., was arrested by Policeman Owens at Twelfth and C Streets Northwest and later turned over to Constable Joseph Evans. Peyton Brady, husband of one victim, led to the arrest, following Hill's alleged throat-cutting of his wife Rebecca Hill and a severe slash on Brady's wife.
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Robert Hill
Hall's Hil
Owens
Twelfth
Joseph Evans
Hails Hill
Alexandria County
Jad
Hill
Peyton Brady
Hil Je
Rebecca Hill
Brady
C and O Railroad Restructures Washington Offices
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad宣布 changes in Washington offices. The general passenger agent office will move to Richmond Virginia. H W Fulterm promoted to passenger traffic manager and to leave Washington. William S Bronson and John D Pots promoted to general passenger agent, also moving to Richmond. Clerical staff will relocate to Richmond around July 1.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Richmond
H. W. Fulter
Willam $. Bronson
John D. Pots
Cincinnati
Fuller
Stoge Brokers Arrested in West Orange NJ
Henry Agnew former Washington manager of Henry Crews and Co bankers and brokers was arrested in West Orange New Jersey on grand larceny and false pretenses charges. He allegedly failed to account for $500 entrusted by Mrs Keene to invest in steel and other securities. He claimed the arrest was an outrage and refused to discuss the case.
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Louisville
Boston
Delars
Akers
Cleveland
Hwins
Blatchford
B. E. Bonneville
Henry
Pittsburg
Bowker
Mr. Bonneville
W. W. Devis
George C. Boldt
Jmn
George C Boldt
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Bellevue-Stratford
Philadelphia
S. Henry Agnew
Washington
Henry Crews & Co. Bankers and Brokers
New York City
West Orange
Agnew
Carter B. Kesne
Savoy
Fourteenth
Girard Streets
Clewsa & Co
Fourteenth Street
Chapin
Chapin Street
Orange
N. J
H—S H. Agnew
Chestnut Avenue
Gires Essay Wins Prize At Local School
Miss Morice Cameron of McKinley Manual Training School won the bronze medal and ten dollar gold piece from the Sons of the Revolution for the best essay on Did Lee's Conduct at Monmouth Justify His Removal by Washington. Honorable mention went to John W. Noyes of Central High School and praises to Emily L Sprighty Elizabeth P Defandorf Augusta P Martin from Central and Masters schools. The medal will be inscribed and presented at the June commencement.
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Morice Cameron
McKinley Manu Training School
Sons of the Revolution
Lee
Monmouth
Washington
F W. Huldekoper
J I Kennedy ‘Stout
John B Chaddock
Gazenover Lee
John W
Faithless Swain Here Adolph Kreiger Faces Larceny Charge
Adolph Kreiger, known by aliases, arrived in Washington in U S marshal custody from Newark to face grand larceny charges filed by widow Mrs Cora Arnold. She says he obtained 500 dollars under marriage promises in December 1905 and fled. Kreiger was previously jailed in Newark for jewelry larceny from a woman he courted. convicted, he served a sentence before being brought here.
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Adolph HH. Kreiger
Washington
United States
Newark
Cora
Arnold
Krewer
Kreger
Kreiger
Roosevelt's Body Arrives for Col. Roosevelt Funeral
The body of Col. George W. Roosevelt, related to President Roosevelt, arrived at 8 15 last night and was taken to an EF street undertaking establishment for burial preparations. Mrs Roosevelt stays with Mrs Lewis Flemer at 701 Maryland avenue northwest as funeral plans develop likely for Saturday morning and Oak Hill Cemetery. Escorts from the Legion of Honor and Meade Post of the GAR will attend the service.
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George W. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Brussels
Mes. Roosevelt
Oak Hi Cemetery
Lewis Flemer
Maryland Avenue Northwast
Col. Roosevelt
Legion of Honor
Meade Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Weather Conditions Report From U S Weather Bureau
The Western disturbance moves east at a very low rate. Showers affect the Upper Lake region and Mississippi Valley while much of the Atlantic States remain fair and cooler with temperatures well below normal in the Mississippi Valley to the Rockies. Showers and possible snow in the Lake region, Gulf States, and Mid Atlantic areas Wednesday into Thursday. Winds vary by coast and region with fresh northeast on New England, and lighter winds along other shores. Special forecast notes include storm warnings on the Great Lakes and river bulletin from Harpers Ferry dated May 14.
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U. 8
Pept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Iso
Mississippi Valley
Lake Michigan
Upper
Lake Region
Great River
Arkansas
Missouri
Mississippi
Mistlesippi
Rocky Mountains
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Middle
South Atlantic States
Cosat
Lake
Upper Lake Region
Atlantic States
Slope
Upper Lake
Gulf States
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
Steamera
Humpean
Grand Banks
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John T Devine
James H Bowker
Macfarland Lands
F Macfarland
Pic National
Syur
Ana
Ais
Washui_tan
Cierent Hotel
Muschenheim
Milliam Andrews
Treasurt
Andrews
Washington Hotel Association
Interast
Jeremie Joyce
Dietrl Jovea
NX Court
M Anoring
Frank Upman
Victoria
Chinge SB & Pinney
Crucass
George A
B. M
Tlerms
O VW
Pelren
Eagie
Concord
N. H - Maddle
Louis Svelbach
Sealbach Hotel
A L Severance
Weslim
Cabin John Bridge
Jerome H. Joyce
Hotel Men's Assaciation
Gov
Spanson
Ae eieRik Bs
Thug
E. W. Hutcheson
Frutetyeson
War Department
Jee
Lady Maggabees
Lilian M. Hollister
Ladies of the Maccatees of the World
Gen. Grant
Old Point
Tharp
Berkeley
St. N. W
Stoge Brokers
Henry Crews & Co
Weat Orange, N. J
Gire
McKinley School
Sons of of Revolution
Faithless Swain
Adolph Kreiger
Oak Hill
Nelson Refrigerator Co
F Street
N. W
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Siman
Damaak
Great Lakes
St Rathfail
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Mass
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Chicago
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Cheyenne
Davenport
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Marquette
Mich
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Teno
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la Az
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Nebr
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Utah
Springfield
Vickeburg
Misa
Peter Grogan
Seventh St
Washerington
Probry
Probey Carriage CO
B. C
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania Ave
E. Hebbard
Ninth Street
Ashington Jamestown Exposition
Beg Adee
Ane
Befara
Man
Express
Messenger
Columbia
Columbia Phonograph Go
F St
Birest
Phong Malu
Kristian Xander
Adler
Victor E.adler
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
7Th St
Wis Wer
Uneeda Mik
A. & P. Borax
West Atlantic & Pacific Taco
Gov. 7Th
E Ste
Boston Baking Co
Maerzen & Senate
Heurich Brewing Ca
Phare
Ccellence
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