Morse in Cell Here Smiles at His Predicament
Dr Morse faces charges of false pretenses tied to illegally selling territorial rights for disinfectant manufacture. He was arrested in Baltimore and brought to Washington by Detective Evans, remaining unruffled as he denied the accusations. Bond to be set in court today.
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Smuil
J. F. Simpson
Hll
Moree
Washington Lang
Richmond
Morse
Miss O'Neill
Baltimore
Pratt
Washington
Morgan
Edwin V. Morgan
New York
Senate
Portugal
Paraguay
Uruguay
Lisbon
Henry
Boutell
Switzerland
Affieck
Cunningham
Ealett
Howard Seniors Banqueted At Lincoln Temple
The Howard University School of Theology held its annual graduating class banquet at Lincoln Temple in northwest Washington. The program included recitals and multiple addresses on topics such as Giving and Receiving and The Aristocracy of the Ministry. The graduate list featured Bain, Beckford, Bishop, Brown, Ferguson, Hart, Harris, Hull, Jackson, Livingston, Moss, Green, Washington, Watson, Whitfeld, Wimple, and Wyatt. Commencement will occur tomorrow at 8 o clock in the Andrew Franklin Memorial chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Theology
Howard University
Lincoln Temple
R Streets
Geraldine B. Green
Charles H Butler
Sterling N. Brown
D D
Agnes A. Adams
Robert A Hart
Lia
Geo. Ferris
James G. Harris
William L. Hull
Richard Jackson
Thomas B. Livingston
James M. Moss
Caleb Fi. Green
James A .L. Washington
John T. Watson
Andrew H. Whitfeld
Moses Winfle
Walker M. Wyatt
Andrew H Whitfield
Samuel Beckford
Charles B. Bishop
Andrew Franklin
Georgetown Gas- Nght Company
28Th Street
Robert L. Middleton
Commercial Fire Insurance Company
District of Columbia
The
Commercial Fire Insurance Company of
Eleventh Street Northwest
Washington, D.C
Sald Company
WS. Hoge
Wilam K. Ellis
Robert R. Tuttle
Richard Wightman
Robt
N. Harper
Jas. M. Hoge
Edward Matthews
Frederick S. Dudley
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Washington, D. C
James M. Johnston
W. Bladen Jackson
Thomas Brown
William King
Charles R. Edmonston
Alexander B. Legare
Burr N. Edwards
Samuel L. Phillips
Herbert A. Gill
Tseee E. Shoemaker
Robert C. Howard
Three Hurt In Runaway Buggy Collisions In City
A buggy ran away after a horse bolted near Twentieth Street injuring Richard Mann of Whitechapel and his son Garfield, 16. Richard sustained back and hip injuries while Garfield lost three teeth and suffered facial and hand cuts. neither sought hospital care. A Holmes Baking Company wagon horse also ran away at M Street and Sixthteen Street, crashed into a tree, killing itself. Joseph Boumbich, in the wagon, was thrown and cut on hands and face.
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Streat
Richard Mann
White Chapel
Garfield Mann
Holmes Baking Company
M Street
Thomas Circle
Seventeenth Street
Joseph Boumbich
Mrs Noyes Granted Absolute Divorce in Rockville
In Rockville Maryland on May 24 Judge Peter granted Dorothy Rogers Noyes an absolute divorce from Thomas Noyes and allowed her to resume her maiden name Dorothy Rogers. Alimony and counsel fees were settled out of court. Attorneys Doug lass Baker Kilgour and Dent Johnson appeared for the parties. The bill was filed April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Peter
Dorothy Rogers Noyes
Thomas Noyes
Dorothy Rogers
Neves
Charles A. Douglass
Gibbs L Baker
Washington
Alexander Kilgour
L. A. Dent
W. G. Johnson
Mr. Noyes
Tragedy in McNeill & McNeill Building
In a fifth floor quarrel at the McNeill and McNeill offices, a husband, MacDonald, shot his wife after a heated exchange. Witness Margaret Moore heard the remark "Well, I should say not" before three rapid shots. Mrs MacDonald died minutes after at Emergency Hospital. MacDonald was arrested after a failed attack on his sister in law.
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MacDonald
G A R Memorial Services Honor Fifteen Post Members
Memorial services for fifteen Burnside Post G A R members who died in the past year were held at the G A R Hall on Fourteenth Street NW. Deliverers of addresses included E B Greeg for William Jeffrey and A D Alden for Denis Lee, among others, with fifteen speakers listed by name guiding the tributes.
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Burnside Post
G. A. R. Hall
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
EB. B. Greeg
William Jeffrey
A. D. Alden
Denis Lee
Arthur Hendricks
Willam R. Pitcomb
J. W., Corey
Wiliam A Knapp
E W. Woodreff
W. P. Worcester
A. P. Parker
S. M. Charles
J. H. Blodgett
J. Mulhall
J. B. Chase
J. O. Mellellan
L. D. Alden
Zachary Pickles
J. E. Hart
J. L. Hevenen
H. B. Moulton
William Mayse
H. A. Cobau
Repays Love of Daughter With Will Benign Gift
Mrs Josephine Christine Bequeaths sole beneficiary to her daughter Henrietta I Shedd for devotion since childhood. Shedd named sole executrix and asked court to excuse bond. Carter Braxton named sole beneficiary and executor in his father’s will dated October 25 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Christine
Henrietta I. Shedd
Honors to Soldier Dead in Confederate Ceremonies
Confederate Memorial day observed in Alexandria with veterans groups, graves decorated, and a memorial address by Col. Arthur Herbert. The day marked the fiftieth anniversary of Alexandria soldiers who joined the Southern army, with ceremonies at the Young People’s Building and at local cemeteries including the Confederate mound. A separate shooting incident left John Green hospitalized. police investigate claims of provocation. George Washington Birthday Celebration Association elected officers and committee chairs. Funeral services held for Horace B. Ramey at St Paul’s Church. John E Darling’s body found after sudden illness. J H Knight dies after months of ill health.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
R. B E. Lee Camp
United Confederate Veterans
M. D. Corse Camp
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Young People’s
Methodist Episcopal Church South
William Jackson Morton
Arthur Herbert
Lee Camp
Blanche Rotchford
Confederate Monument
Prince and
Washington Streets
Christ Churchyard
Alexandria Light Infantry
John Green
Culpeper County
Fayette and Green Streets
Alexandria Hospital
M. D. Delany
Green
George Washington Birthday Celebration Association
Chamber of Commerce
John H. Trimyer
O. H. Kirk
T. C. Howard
H. B. Caton
Peter van de Westelaken
W. W. Ballenger
Harrie White
H. D. Kirk
J. William May
Thomas Chauncey
C. S. T. Burke
Horace B. Ramey
South Royal Street
St. Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church
FP. P. Phillips
Edgar Carpenter
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Clarenee Ernest Ball
Seaford
Del
Urban
Lambert
Oscar F. Carter
Frank T. King
George H
Lightning strike kills woman at home in Virginia
Mrs. Her bert Tinder of Orange County was struck by lightning standing in her doorway during a thunderstorm in Frederickebure Virginia and died instantly. She leaves a husband and three children.
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Bolt
Frederickebure
Herbert Tinder
Orange County
Oliver H. Kelley
Order of Patrons of Husbandry
The
Grangerm
Kathrema Road
Kelley
Boston
Mass
Washington
War on mashers widens as police double details downtown
Maj. Sylvester orders relentless action against street harassers after a rise in evening crowd activity. Police double patrols target mashers from Pennsylvania Avenue to Winth Street with strict disorderly conduct charges and escalating collateral inquests. A recent incident saw a masher saved from a mob after insulting a prominent woman, with $10 collateral forfeited when he failed to appear in court.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Winth Street
Maj
Sylvester
Ninth Street
First Precinct
Ume
Serat. Lowman
Maj. Sylvester
Dramatic Club Presents The Return of Ulysses at Business High
The Dramatic Club of Business High School staged The Return of Ulysses from Stephen Phillips. Penelope was played by Bernadine Bridget Athene by Marie Koontz and Ulysses by Walter Rathbone in a well received performance. The cast included many students, with music by the school orchestra led by Joseph Finckel. Greek dances by Miss Sanderlin complemented the play. A second show was announced for tonight at 8 oclock with E Baker chairing the committee.
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Business High School
Ulysses
Stephen Phillips
Bernadine Bridget
Penelope
Marie Koontz
Athene
Walter C. Rathbone
Harry W. Bassett
H. Turnburke
C. H. Morgan
W. R. Ehrmantraut
Julian I. Richards
John C. Palmer
William G. Moore
J. N. Gibbs
Henry 8. Goldsmith
J. &. Fowler
David H. Graham
F. Herbert Bonnet
James C. Maddox
BH. H. Foster
Katherine Purcell
Emily Matter
Verona Schmid
Dorothy Lewis
Eleanor Hunt
Christine C. Birmingham
Martha E. Belt
Eleanor Mann
Edith Lawson
David F. Widmayer
Joseph Finckel
Miss Sanderlin
E. Baker
Margaret Graham
A. Wallace
H. E. McNelly
Graduates Complete Class at National School of Domestic Arts
Commissioner Rudolph presided as eight graduates received diplomas at the National School of Domestic Arts and Sciences commencement. A Marine Band under Lieut. Santelmann performed. Walter Clephane substituted for an absent speaker and praised the growing field of domestic arts. Dr. George W. Stiles spoke on oysters and pneumonia relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph
National School of Domestic Arts and Sciences
Marine Band
William H. Santelmann
George F. Dudley
Charles J. Bell
Walter Clephane
Pennsylvania
Merle Chamberlain
New York
Martha Robertson
Schenck
California
Alta Walker
Ilinois
Leta Yarnell
Obie
Elizabeth Noyes
Three Girls Win Honors At Hamilton School
A large audience gathered at Hamilton School Lafayette square for the commencement exercises featuring a musical program by Kaspar Bowie and Garzigna. Rev. Richard P. Williams addressed the graduates and presented diplomas to Ethel Tubins and Mary Graham from the city and Margaret De Voe of New York. Certificates were awarded to Mary Allen Warden of Pennsylvania Evelyn Clay daughter of Senator Clay of Georgia Ethel May Moore of Texas and Corinne Bayne of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton School
Lafayette Square
Kaspar
Desperate Fall From Wall Leaves Miller Unharmed
William Miller a 3 year old bricklayer on the new Ivy City school job fell head first from a partly finished wall to the basement floor but escaped serious injury. He suffered a scalp laceration, was treated at Casualty Hospital, declared he was unhurt and intended to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Ivy City
Miller
Casualty
I Street
Gordon plans to reorganize civil service group
Fulton R. Gordon former president of the National Civil Service Improvement Association says he will launch a campaign to reorganize the group and push for a future vote on increasing federal civil service salaries. He received some records from secretary J. W. Buck and aims to enlist Washington business leaders in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton R. Gordon
National Civil Service Improvement Association
Gordon
J. W. Buck
Washington
Weather Conditions and Local Reports May 4
Weather bulletin reports scattered showers in the south and mid Atlantic, with general but light rains in New England and interior New York. Temperatures trend warmer in eastern regions, with cooler in the northwest and Pacific coast. forecasts call for fair weather Thursday and Friday with local showers in some areas. Local report notes Potomac and Shenandoah rivers clear and provides river and city temperatures.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
South Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
New England
New York
Plains States
Rocky Mountain Region
Oregon
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Northwestern
Lewer
Upper Lake Region
Northern Plains States
Middle Mississippi Val‘ey
Middle Plains States
Rocky Mountain
Middle Atlantic States
Atlantic
East Gulf
West Gulf
Superior
Grand Banks
River Bulletin
Washington Post
Harpers Ferry
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Howard
University
Aly Post
Worth
Tia
Addresa
Harris Owing
Colorado Building
E. J. MacDonald
Gertrude
Miss Shreve
Chase’s
Cora B. Shreve
Chase's Theater
Adrienne Shreve
Sadie May Lipp
George the First
Ruby Raymond
Lorraine
Beatrice Cosgrove
Louise Tebbetts
Edith Shreve
Cupid
John Wynne
Leona Callan
Edna Wilcox
Estelle Murray
Lucile Buck
Margaret Tucker
Louis EB. Smith
Margaret Huss
Margaret Parker
Louis B. Smith
Helen Reed
Warren Stoll
Bessie Price
Geona Callan
Mahoney
Elsie Frishle
Grace Cotton
Gladys Barron
Josef Spencer
Edward Halhack
Marion Trrisble
Dorothy Wilk
Adele Robey
Irene Meyers
Edithe Browne
Evelyn Littauer
Licle
Janette Buck
Dial Tillman
Minor Ellis
G A. R
J. B. Christine
H. I. Shedd
Firestone
Columbus
Probey’s
J. E. Darling
John E. Darling
South Lee Street
Bigetty
John H. Knight
FW Naen
John HB. Wauignt
John Knight
Knight
Geological Survey
Morgan Brock
South
Fairfax Street
Business High School Club
National School of Domestic Sciences
Lansburgh
7Th Street
8Th Street
Lansburgh Bros
Copenhagen
Pongees
Abe
FR. Gordon
Benjamin Ten
Street
Thirteenth Street
George Washington Hospital
Benjamin
Western Union Telegraph Company
Senator Burton
St. Wiliam Burton
Des Moines
Iowa
Ohio
Garfield Hoospital
Tai
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
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Atlantic City
Huston
Buffalo
N.Y
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Wyo
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Denver
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Tex
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Mona
Inianapolis
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Fla
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Ark
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Los Angetes
Marquette
Mteh
Memphis
Tenn
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Nebr
Omaha
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Portland
Ores
Lake City
Utah
St. Paul
Minn
San Francisco
Cal
Springfield
Tacoma
Wash
Toledo
Vicksburg
Miss
Topham
Cccseseeese Reneweers
House & Herrmann
Tharp
Berkeley
St. Uw
Droop
Aiser
Aix-la- Chapelle
Germany
Christian Xander
7Th St
Aists
Charles Hunt
Hst
M. P. Eslon
D. EH. Wiber
Rufus H. Darby Printing Co
Darby
Newark
Scar
Ralph W. Lee
14Th Street
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Milburk, Heister
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