Roosevelt Defends Hunt Visits Seen With Queen Alexandra at Luncheon
London dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt meeting Queen Alexandra at Buckingham Castle luncheon and conversing with Col Arthur Lee. He then hosted editors at his day’s schedule including a museum visit and reception with British officials, underlining his stance on hunting and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Castle
Queen Alexandra
Col Arthur Lee
London
British Museum
St Georges
Haner
Kermit
Roosevelt
Thek
Green
Mexandra
Kgtum Palace
le Doenger
Varle
Rus
Atha Tee
George Earl
Owen
Real estate transfers listed with numerous parcels and parties
A jumbled OCR real estate transfer list names AK fen Pak Company Alfred ert ba am and many buyers and parcels. It mentions blocks and squares near Ninth Tenth and various streets Northwest Southeast and South, with several organizations and individuals including John Foam An ef Ak toe and Kennedy Bra. The document lists multiple properties across city blocks and avenues, showing transfers between entities and persons with varied addresses and lot numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AK Fen Pak Company
Alfred Ert
Pat Rts
Jereman
Sullivan Etus
LE Rvc
Thirtieth
Daleke
John Foam
Ak Toe
Coopereax
Ax Sbrg
Suever Jank
Vankal Realty Com
Palne
Nomcaveney Park
Capital Realty
Joseph K Davisus
Rioland
Hetaven
Ahsen
John TV Hark
Poe
Barba
MGS
Rae Tal Gee
Lam
Lambert Cube
Carrie Teu
Will
Paward
Marta
Sheps
Auler
Playhouse Club Elects Washington Officers and Committees
The Playhouse Club of Washington forms a permanent organization and elects officers for the year. President Preston Gibson and Navy Secretary as first vice president, Lars Anderson as second vice president, Granville R Fortescue as secretary, and Eldridge Jordan as treasurer. A board of governors includes the Navy Secretary, Postmaster General Lars Anderson, and several others. Finance, membership, and improvement committees are named. Additional committees to be elected next meeting at the Metropolitan Club. Club to be formally opened in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playhouse Club of
Washington
Preston Gibson
Secretary of the Navy
Lars Anderson
Granville R Fortescue
Eldridge Tordan
Glat Glair
Montgomery Blaze
Murray Cobb
Granville R. Fortescue
Eldridge Jordan
Clarence Moore
Edward McLean
Paul Pearsall
Hanri de Sibour
Horace Wyle
John F Wilkins
John F Wiking
Frederick Brooke
Montgomery Blair
Hugh Legare
Henri de Sthaur
Granville Fortescue
John F Wilking
Studio Tea For College Senior Girls At Willard Mine
Students held an afternoon studio tea during exercise week at Colonial School with senior and junior class exchanges. Faculty chaperone Marinds Davis oversaw hostesses from Williamsport Pa and Columbia Mo. Guests included Marian Fountain Dorothy McCormick Elizabeth Hedge Bromelina Batten and Clementina Dorsey among others from New Jersey New York and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial School
New Willard Mine
Marinds Davis
Margaret Allen
Willamsport Pa
Phoshe Layton
Muldred Taber
Pennsylvania
Mildred McBain
Columbia
Frances Dorasy
Blrehid Hoff
Tarrytown
Katherine Scheffe
Williamsport Ps
Loraine Watkins
Kanena City
Marian Fountain
Oltbridge NJ
Isa Dorothy McCormick
Willamsport
Elizabeth Hedge
New York City
Bromelina Batten
Montclair, NJ
Clementina Dorsey
Colurabla Mo
Railway Claim Agents Session Opens In Nashville
The National Association of Railway Claim Agents meets in Nashville for several days to tackle rising railroad costs and the surge of claims. Discussions cover better freight marking, faster claim payments, and reducing losses from rough switching, misloading, nails in cars, and mislabeled goods, with emphasis on economy and avoiding hidden rebates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Railway Claim Agents
Nashville
B H Harriman
Atock
Ue Tome
Wee Prupcam
Gale
Burlington Railroad
Soulsyke and
Cincinnati
Washington
Promising Society Nominations and Newport Social Notes
One of the most promising nominations to Joan’s line is Miss Ponder the daughter of Sir John and Lady Dickson Poynder. Her heritage blends military and aristocratic lines with Napier ancestry and maternal ties to influential circles. Newport arrivals and summer plans feature prominent families and officers, including Maj C Dewitt Wilcox assigned to West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Sir John
Dickson-Poynder
Miss Ponder
Lord Napier of
Magdala
Duchess of Marlborough
Boals
West Point
C Dewitt Wilcox
Coast Artillers
Military Academy
Wilcox
Philippines
Legal Record roundup of courts and proceedings
The document catalogs numerous cases across Equity Court No 1 and Court No 2, noting ratifications, attorney assignments, and hearings. It lists defendants and plaintiffs, judges, and attorneys, with references to receivers, assignments, probate, and bankruptcy actions. The text includes criminal court items, civil filings, and public notices of extensions and land condemnations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Anderson Doebereiner
Friar Baking Colony
Andltor
Loullford
Ky Sohnatou
Iaéman Va
Rosa Cale
Pista Umm Attornneye
Gordon & Gordon
Torneyd
Maddox @ Gatley
W Ballager Jn Re
Kinsey
Faxdore
Tnersra Ay Archer
Dimoy
Stewart
Lampert
Joan Ridnut
Colston
Jahnnson
CC James
T ‘Thames
John Ridout
Meloy
Washington National Guilding and Loan Association
Garul
How Comets Move and What They Are
The article explains comet orbits and speeds, noting that velocities above 26 miles per second yield open curves and temporary visitors, while slower comets stay in the solar system with ellipses. It discusses Halley and other famous comets, possible captures by planets, and debates on comet origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Holleys
Holley
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Earth
Mars
Venus
Mercury
Herbert Hall Turner
University of Oxford
Answelatnd Liters Press
Deeds of Trust Listings Across City Squares
A scanned ledger records numerous deeds of trust securing various properties and amounts across multiple city blocks including SQUARE 4117 RIDGE SQUARE 12 and COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. Entries list grantors, trustees, and beneficiaries with terms such as 3 to 72 months at 6 percent interest, detailing lot numbers and block references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square
L_ Foster
Mata Samuel Foes
Benjamin F
Edwards
Anacostia
William C Munyette
Zanix
A Jonsson
Frank A Johnson
Stacy E Kelly
Hermen Williams Ct
Wraneia
Saul Ahd
Watter E Milton
Farry
Elis
Henry Wer
Richardgou
Tigerne Terry
James Barry
Joseph i Daylison
Abux
Lwibardaos and & Kingins
Garry
Naalty Company
Squarh
Willian A
Lon Gleside
Etlzabech Wallrides Ind
Neecree Y
Washington
Genege Y World Inuten Jr
George W Wasterday Gray
Tore Hoang
Viock
Anna
Charlen
L Hurt
Benjamin Miner
Dure Kennedy
Colunbta Heights
Matternet Virary J. Te Chapin Tren
Henry Tergmann
Oriental Hasfing Asso Gatun
Mery Ko Baysey
Willem J Tinthér
HMS Ailen
John
Jones
George HJ Lalecer
Jem R Billereon
Thomas M Melita
Barbara M
Yoonelty and Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
Sears
Thomes Woodward
Arthur G Bishop
Richard
Parker
Guardian
Jamea
Marah
Joby Bo Larner
John A. Mari
Iifon
Becore Washingta
Loanang
Yeurt
Aus Wiegonsin Avenue Park
Philip M Riley
Thomas P Wondward
AG Biebop
Richard BM Parker
Hzaqueee Tee Iwoscrusxo
Henry M Fadeoy
FF Fieealdy
Pratt
JH McDowell
Altea
Anthony Et
Vic
Charles Patone
CW Falrigx
COM Beall
Pourtehnth
Atreey Terrace
James “Marah
United States Trust Company
Cure Larhburg Investment Company
OEE Cent
Anuare Polpside
Dnnebureh
Yeceoh
Mosthiy
BF Sut
Jymon
Louisiana Delegation Seeks Panama Expo Site in City
A Louisiana group led by Gov Joseph Y. Sayers arrives by special train to urge Congress to back New Orleans as the Panama Exposition site. Delegates include 50 southern city reps, ex-governors, mayors, and business leaders seeking federal endorsement, though committees indicate no action this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Y SaxMers
Louisiania
General Assembly
Chambers of Commerce
South
Wil
Taoming
Crescent City
Washington Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade
EC Graham
Congressional
Panama
New Orleans
Chamber of Commerce of
Shreveport
LC Butler
Lenard Krower
G Derrower
Washington
Willard
Capitol
House
White House
Taft
Foster
Lousiana
Mount Vernon
Dolphin
Senator MecHnery
Secretary of the Navy
Senate Committee On Exposition
Gov Bandera
Congress
Men of
Lousiane
Union
Senator Isaac Stephenson's horse Prince stolen in Wisconsin
Police search southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois for Prince, the senator's favorite driving horse, stolen from his farm Sunday. Traced to Libertyville, Illinois, but lost there. Stephenson had shown deep affection for the animal and refused high offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha Wis
Wisconsin
Ilfnois
Prince
United States
Isaac Stephenson
Senators
Libertyville
Sraphenson
Jersey May Oust Packers
Trenton May 24 Prosecutor Garven of Hudson county announced in the New Jersey supreme court that he would seek on June 7 an order dissolving the charters of Armour & Co Morris & Co Swift & Co and the National Packing Company for alleged conspiracy to raise the price of meals If granted the firms could be barred from doing business in New Jersey Commander Robert Peary received an honorary doctor of laws degree from the University of Edinburgh today in Edinburgh Scotland May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New Jersey Supreme Court
Garven
Hudson
Armour & Co Morris & Co
Swift & Co
National Packing Company
New Jersey
Scotland
Peary Edoburgi
Robert
Peary
University of Edinburgh
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T.R
Humanitarian League
The
Col Roosevelt
Humaniteran League
W. B. Moses & Sons
St. Cor Tth
Shewera
Playhouse Club
Sytha
Frederick Haskin
Consigmee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Josnes
Rallrodda
Smith Cross Roads
Tex
Smith Cross Reais
Louisiana
Texas
Newport
Arthur B Emmons
Roderick Terry Jr
Herman
Harriman
Thnese
Benjamin Thaw
Leonard M Thomas
Charles Mc Qelrichs
New York
Hamilton McKay Twombly
Vinland
Tulston Plaintift
Attories
Holmes Conrad
Qirclit
Futlee Clabaugh Richanda
Washington ‘Terminal Company
Baltimore and Wankington Railroad ‘Company
Ceckle Fulton & Cox
Fromate
John A. Kanan
James F. Marlin
Rallor
Ethal
King & King
Henry W Fitch
Emilie A_fiten
RS Stums
George H Talatteller
Gfaaula
Simon Lyon
Lyon & Lyon
Charles. Wilson
Laras P Loving Brad
Lf Loving
James S Ward
Sarah Ward
Perker
F A Fenning
Heary W Reed
Aleander Britton Bund
Tian Lirewne
Warren Johnson
Symain
William O White
Michael Fo White
Atorney
T ‘Batata
Warrier & Smith
Glmar Lenox
H Winship Wheatley Fotats
Mary Wilson
Bigs Wen
Georgi F Hover Tatas
John L Wlivon
George Hoover
Hamilter
Roa Ford
Bankruptcy Court
Justice Anderson
Alfred
Hellam Jaye Thomen
Wageuman
My Juntles Gould
Agelenmant
Georgs Thomas
Caled Staten
Alfred Moore
Criminal Court RO
Justica Stafford
George Formaby
Iybet
Armbrose
Equity Suite
Cushing
Daniel
Jackson He Rafeton
Rustro
Pigin
Amirsto
Clara H
Hamilton Va
Albert
Hamilton
Alfraa
Tara
Bladensburg
Raed
Thomas
Jo Shalth
Newton Place North
Weet
Codema Lind Attornaye
7Smith
BF Brooks Company
Joseph Auerbach
Borton Macafae
Clarence
Thompson
George Beall Agaiont
Joe Miller
Georgia
Avenus
Piney ‘Branch
Languits
Hynea E Ferry Va
Woahington Refisay and
Slsdtric Company
Pias
Relily and
Wandler
Gary Va
Llewellyn
Jonen
Appes
Attormons
Tare Pipmer
Avin
Ligwsilyn
Jnoes
Ghurler TP
Poser
Pipinkit
Tine, Acne & Balanta
Stephenson
Packers
Garvin
Adam A. Weschler
Giddings & Steele
Pa. Ave
N. W
Adam A Weschler
Theodore Roosevelt
Mount
Kenia
Lcribner
Kermit Roosevelt
Arthur Rubi
Edith Wharton
Samual
Harrow
Maurice Hewlett
Charles Scribner's Sons
Washington Post Resort Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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