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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1914
Page
3
Real Estate Trust Company advertises newly built offices with ample daylight, ventilation, and fireproof design. Leases available for single rooms, suites, by door, or entire floors. Sixth and seventh floors tailored for dentists, prime location and services promised to attract tenants.
The Carnegie Foundation for the Teaching Profession distributed about 279 000 in retiring allowances to professors and pensions to widows, totaling 279 440 732 in the year. The report, led by President Len Sobotost, covers pensions, average allowances, and the foundation’s broader work including new academic chairs, the Rochefoucauld Institute, and the American Museum of Natural History.
Colonel Roosevelt denies making any declarations about a gubernatorial bid and insists no truth to Progressive rumors. He mentions feeling better after jungle fever and a recent fever chill, losing weight but regaining some. He plans one speech before sailing for Spain at a National Geographic Society event in Washington and will address questions about his trip.
Theodore Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay after seven months abroad, greeted by family on the beach as he steps ashore lean and steady despite weariness. He plans ten days at home with no politics, then a Washington trip to lecture for the National Geographic Society, with no fixed date.
Peru's Supreme Court rejects rival claims to the presidency as Benavides is upheld. The stalemate leaves Wegner Hoberte and exiled figures under dispute while a Senate bloc supports the provisional leadership. The city remains quiet as legal maneuvering continues.
An article touts a simple Delatone paste treatment to remove unsightly hairs for women. It advises mixing water with powdered Delatone, applying for 2 to 3 minutes, then rubbing off and washing. The piece warns to use only original packaged Delatone and states no harm results.
Roosevelt's latest African style journey blends political oratory with peril in uncharted rivers. He sailed from New York October 4 aboard the Van Dyke, spoke in Rio Janeiro, visited Sao Paulo and Buenos Aires, then voyaged into the Parana and the little known south Amazon valley. Facing rapids for days, the party endured near disaster. two men died, one drowned, another shot amid hardship, while Roosevelt himself was injured and fell ill.
Society notes from Washington list numerous social visits and travel plans among the Roosevelts and allied families. Mr and Mrs John Roosevelt join Mrs Roosevelt in Massachusetts Avenue before returning to New York. Several guests and relatives prepare summer relocations to Sayville, Lake George, and other estates, with notices of naval academy entry, hospitalities at the Powhatan, Shoreham, and Grafton hotels, and upcoming weddings, debuts, and graduations.
Charleston dispatch reports Secretary of State brings a large basket of ripe bananas into the cabinet meeting in one of the first fruits from his Miami, Florida farm. Some fruit also sent to Mrs Wilson as part of the delegation.
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