All Cars Lose Points In Leonardtown Run
Motorists completed a 600 mile run to Leonardtown Md and back with honors to the welcoming crowds despite rough roads. Final scores were to be released soon as prizes and cups awaited distribution after racing tests and repairs to a broken bridge and a tire.
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Col George M Brayton Dies After Pneumonia Battle
Col George M Brayton veteran Indian fighter and Civil War officer died at his Westmoreland apartment after a five day illness with pneumonia. Born Nantucket 1831 he joined the Fifteenth Infantry U S A at age three and served as captain in the Civil War. He later led Indian campaigns in Arizona and commanded the Nineteenth Infantry at Fort Wayne Detroit before retiring seventeen years ago. Survived by his wife, his funeral will be at 10 tomorrow from the Westmoreland with Rev Randolph H McKim officiating. burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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Nantucket
Massachusetts
Isaac Brayton
Brayton
Cleveland
Ohio
Fifteenth Infantry
Arizona
Nineteenth
United States Infantry
Fort Warne
Detroit
Washington
Westmoreland
Randolph H. McKim
Church of the Epiphany
Arlington Cemetery
Gustav Mahler Dies In Vienna At 60
Vienna reports the death of Gustav Mahler the eminent composer and conductor. He served as director of the Vienna Imperial Opera for years and was musical director at the Metropolitan Opera House in 1908. He also led the New York Philharmonic concerts for two seasons.
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Gustav Mahler
Mahler
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Metropolitan Opera House
New York
New York Philharmonic
Peace Day Observed in Washington Public Schools
Peace Day marking the tenth anniversary of the first Hague conference was observed in Washington schools and nationwide. Superintendent Stuart sent circulars to principals proposing suitable exercises, which were carried out in public schools.
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Col Robert A Howard Dies in Washington at 75
Col Robert A Howard of the Department of Justice died at his apartment in the Ceck yesterday morning after a year of poor health due to hardening of the arteries. Born November 9 135 in Germantown Pa he studied law with Edwin M Stanton and served with Union forces. He was district attorney for Nebraska Territory at 21 and later aided Augustus Garland in the Justice Department. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow noon at W R Speare's in F Street with burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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Germantown
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Augustus Garland
Ireland
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Harrison
Pittsburg
William Howard
Wallace Radcliffe
W. R. Speare
F Street
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Hottest Day Of Year Brings Heatwave ProstrationsObserved
Excessive heat yesterday caused three people to collapse and seek treatment at Emergency Hospital. Rebecca Wallace 19 fell convulsions at 434 N street NW Melville Turner 16 at 213 Seventeenth Street NW revived Morris Greenfield 40 at 1223 Seventh Street NW overcome at work and recovered. Official readings peaked at 95 degrees with a 73 degree late night low.
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Seventeenth Street
Morris Greenfield
Seventh Street
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Mercury
Jewelers Dupe Passes Bogus Check In Washington Swindle
A con artist using the name Morris Kahn swindled Alpher & Kur jewelry in Washington, depositing a $400 draft and leaving with a $250 haul after posing as a sophisticated buyer. He lured a livery stableman into his scheme, used a hired carriage, and disappeared from a hotel. Police note prior Washington swindles dating back to 1880s. Fire in Kansas City stock yards destroys 1000 sheep and two mule barns, $50,000 loss.
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Ninth Street
Center Market
International Banking Corporation
Morris Kahn
New York
Washington
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New England
Philadelphia
Riverside Bank
New York City
Mr. Kahn
Veryman
Kansas City
Color Guard Drill and Cadet Awards at Howard University
The article details cadet drill proceedings with eleven companies forming on the ellipse led by the Marine Band, review before Gen Weaver and education board, and results of a drill at Howard University where Company A of the M Street High School was declared winner. Officers and rosters from multiple companies and schools are listed, along with judges for the Separate Battalion drill and attendance of District officials.
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Walter C. Rathbone
Business High School
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Lenox R. Lohr
McKinsey Manual Training School
P. S. Armstrong
Central High School
J. Moore
HE. J. Casselman
McKinley Manual Training School
Daniel C. Roper
Western High School
R. A. Movers
William Searight
J. B. Clarke
Alan T. Garner
J. B. Loveless
Company A
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F. C. Knight
R. §. Nash
I. T. Frank
C. G. Hines
R. E. Glessner
J. P. Hodges
W. P. Hutchinson
C. A. Robinson
C. J. Bigham
G. W. Kirkley
E. L. McAleer
R. M. Mills
G. H. Sweet
H. D.arrick
M. F. Barrett
P. Barrows
W. S. Brenizer
P. A. Brunger
H. Buckingham
H. Clayton
B. A. Chamberlain
R. W. Clarkson
H. L. Coleman
F. D., Connor
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H. H. Wilson
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J. C. Napier
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F. Magruder
George Adams
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Rights of P. O. D. Employes in Pennsylvania
Gettysburg May 18 P V De Graw Fourth Assistant Postmaster General addressed the state convention of Pennsylvania postmasters. He urged that union objects serve the service and be fraternal or beneficial, praising cooperative relations with superiors. He defended higher advertising postage and argued rural delivery costs do not explain deficits, citing 1897 and 1901 figures.
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Senators Hail Or Deny Fish Dinner As Testimony Sought
The Senate committee on manufactures heard E. T. Case of Lake Erie fish producers offer a fish dinner to show if frozen storage fish differs from fresh. Members declined the invitation while debating Heyburn’s cold storage bill and the nutrition versus taste issue. The witness argued two year palatability, fearing three month limits, and urged scientific testimony on storage length and nutrition. Fish dealers promised to provide such evidence.
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Heat pushes May temperatures across multiple cities
Cleveland reports 95 in the street kiosk and 86 from roof instruments marking the hottest May day in 40 years, with a rising mental strain seen as alienists note twelve probate applicants examined, ten to hospitals and two to jail. Pittsburgh records seven heat deaths and Chicago reports several prostrations as Richmond hits 95 in the shade and Eagles admit six new members Frank M. Benerun Gilbert H. Davis Walter N. Noe William N. Clare John Mitchell Martin Keane
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Robert S. Chilton Dies at 89 Former State Department Official
Robert S. Chilton, 89, longtime State Department official, died at his son W. B. Chilton’s home in Washington yesterday. He served as consul in Clifton St Catherine and Fort Erie Canada and left ten children including Robert F. Chilton now U S consul in Canada and others: Mrs E C Coleman Mrs Ernest F Bird and several Chilton siblings.
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Robert F. Chilton
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H. V. Chilton
Henry Percy Chilton
Thomas W. Chilton
Carroll B. Chilton
Weather conditions report from U.S. Weather Bureau May 18
The May weather bulletin tracks a north Pacific storm moving east-southeast across the northern plains and Rocky Mountains, bringing cooler air, high winds in the west, and widespread showers from the Dakotas to the Pacific. It notes storm warnings on Washington and Oregon coasts, variable winds along coasts, and expected rain and heat moderation into the weekend across eastern regions. Temperature readings and humidity are listed for various times, with sunshine hours and past-year comparisons.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Heroine Credits Remedy for Spring Exhaustion
Mrs A Hopkins of East Boston Massachusetts writes that after years of spring exhaustion she found relief by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She notes she has stayed well since using it and that springs no longer bring fatigue. The note reflects a personal testimonial common to era patent medicine ads.
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Shad Case Dismissed Vindicates Dealers At Center Market
Chief Justice Clabaugh dismissed the pure food suit against 40 shad in the possession of Charles H. Jayvis & Sona Center Market. Government had alleged decomposition but analysis showed the fish fit for consumption. Attorney Walter A. Johnson for dealers and A U S D A Peelle for government present.
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