DANGER IN OIL RULING LIKELY TO UPSET BUSINESS
Justice Harlan files a formal dissenting opinion criticizing the Supreme Court ruling on Standard Oil and the use of the rule of reason. He argues the decree's modification permits subsidiary agreements to restrain trade if deemed not undue, warning it invites prolonged litigation and economic confusion.
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Standard Oil Company
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Alleged Shooter at Bay in Dunn Shootout
Raleigh dispatch reports Tarnett County Sheriff appealed to the governor to mobilize a militia company in Dunn to capture John Aiken, a reputed bandit operator. Deputy Thad Jernigan was fatally shot during the warrant attempt, with Aiken said to be cornered in a swamp and resisting arrest as state authorities prepare measures to prevent lynching.
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Tarnett County
Dunn
John Aiken
Shei
Thad Jernigan
Jernigan
Aiken
Aajthen Leinster
Thinett
Alken
Structure Blaze of Light at Pastrict Building
The Pastrict building appeared brilliantly lit after a midnight test of a new lighting apparatus. Paul Crewe announced a chain system passing under the batters the furnace length, with the engine powering 300 amperes at 220 volts. A vapor cloud above the building suggested excess steam but officials strived to verify the safety of the demonstration.
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Crewe
Joshua Saunders Buried Cadet Escort for Drowned Boy
The body of Joshua Saunders a high school cadet drowned in the Potomac was escorted by Company H of Western High to Goose Creek Cemetery for interment. Services were held at the family residence 3418 Eleventh street northwest at 3 pm. The Rev John Van Schaick Jr rector of the Church of Our Father officiated with Company H pallbearers.
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Potomac
Joshua Saunders
Company H
Western High
Mr. Saunders
Qoek Creek
Eleventh Street
John van Schaick, Jr
Church of Our Father
Anniversary Dinner of Y M C A Rail dept Led by John Moore
The third anniversary dinner of the railway department of the Y M C A was held at the Terminal Y M C A. Principal address by John F. Moore of the international committee, New York, with B R Tolson as toastmaster. Notables including Representatives Prouty Iowa and Lloyd Missouri attended, among a long roster of invited guests.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Terminal Young Men's Christian Association
John F. Moore
International Committee
New York
B. R. Tolson
Representatives Prouty
Iowa
J. T. Lloyd
Missouri
A. Abel, Jr
RL. Agnew
A. Aspinwall
F. H Barnes
J J. Barnes
G. E. Becket
Helk Hell
EO Birch
J. W. Bly
W. A. Boyd
J. A. Bower
J. T Bond
W. H. Bond
L. 8. Booker
William E. Borah
G. C. Bowman
R. H. Brewer
R M Bright
G. W.riggs
W. E. Brooks
Brown
R. M Brown
H. M. Byerly
B.S. Barnes
T. R. Burr
A. L. Buscher
G. T. Callahan
John F. Callow
W. M. Cardwell
W. A. Carson
F. F. Chadwick
W. K. Cooper
J. J. Comper
J.W. Cormany
H. HL Cats
A. P. Cutting
Cup
BOR
Croggin
AW. Clary
Kh. A. Daniel
G F. Dandridge
W. W. Dent
H. E. Dismuke
RL. Dutton
Y. Eberly L EB
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E. L. Etcitson
LM. Farley
C. LU. Fasmacht
D. F. Feldman
H. G. Fisher
D. M. Fisher
E. Foulke
K. D. Fox
P. S. Foster
C. H. Freed
M. E. Fullerton
B. B. Falk
KE. K. Grady
C. H. Graham
William E. Graves
W. L Green
J. W. Gregory
A. H. Glenn
A. J. Gordon
RW. Hancock
J. A. Haudibor
W. Handy
M. J. Hanley
Hanyes
A. T. Hanson
A. Hardy
Hood
Harton
W. E. Haughe
CE. Henderson
C. S. Heritage
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H. ¢. Hulhrmer
L. Hottel
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Taboga Sinks After Rock Collision Near Punta Maja
Panama May 5 A National Steam Ship Line steamer Taboga struck a rock off Punta Maja and sank soon after. About 100 passengers were aboard with 40 known rescued. The Taboga carried cattle on its regular coastwise run between Panama and Isla de Noas Peru. The Yorktown proceeded to the disaster scene as details remain scarce due to distance from telegraph service.
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Education board funds southern farming demonstration program
The General Education Board voted 130000 dollars for agricultural demonstration work in the Southern States under Bradford Knapp. An additional 36000 dollars was set aside for professors of secondary education in Southern state universities.
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Washington Post
New York
General Education Board
Bradford Knapp
South
Deaf Minister Ordination at Calvary Baptist Church
Prof A D Bryant of Gallaudet College was ordained at Calvary Baptist Church in a service conducted in sign language. Attended by deaf students, the ceremony highlighted the need for clergy who speak the deaf language to aid hears and mute alike in religious life and counsel.
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Gal Iaudet College
Calvary Baptist Church
Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
Bryant
Baptist Church
J. W. Michael
Gallandet
Southern Baptist Convention
A. J. Ainsmith
Allen Fay
Gallaudet
Michael
Avery Community of the Deaf
Brookland Baptist Church
J. Crompton Ball
Columbia Baptist Association
Dr. Bryant
Camp Good Will to Open With New Superintendent
The summer outing committee of the Board of Charities met in Washington Loan and Trust offices and decided Camp Good Will will open the first week in July Mrs Edna Keene Bushee to serve as superintendent. Officers elected John Joy Edson chairman A Lisner and Maj Richard Sylvester vice chairmen Capt Andrew Parker treasurer Miss Elizabeth Brown secretary. New members admitted include Byron S Adams Ira E Bennett John H Clapp Mrs W J Cift William S Corby Col Spencer Cosby Judge William H DeLacy Mor ris Hacker Walter Stilson Hutchins Prof BR T Janney Hennen Jennings Gen John A Johnston Maj William V Judson Miss Fessie J Kibbe Dr George M Kober Miss Annie M Lawrence Maj BE H Neumeyer Frank B Noyes D S Porter Dr Jesse Ramsburgh Cuno H Rudolph Col R D Simms Mrs Louis A Simon Rev John Van Schatchk Jr Walter S Ufford F A Walker Henry L West George S Wilson
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Board of Charities
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Edna Keene Bushee
John Joy Edson
A. Lisner
Andrew Parker
Elizabeth Brown
W. L. Cuft
Morris Hacker
George M. Kober
Annie M. Lawrence
Jesse Ramsbrurgh
R. D. Simms
Louis A. Simon
Walter S. Ufford
George S. Wilson
Maj
Richard Sylvester
Byron S. Adams
Ira E. Bennett
John H. Clapp
W. J
Neumeyer
Frank B. Noyes
Solder Must Die for Murder in Sing Sing Case
Lawrence Spohr of Battery G First United States Artillery was executed in Sing Sing for first degree murder of his sweetheart Rosie OToole. The trial concluded with a death sentence and the case occurred in White Plains.
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White Plains
Sing Sing
Lawrence Spohr
First
United States Artillery
Rosie O'Toole
Carrier Pigeon Makes Home With Mrs Alvord
A brass-banded carrier pigeon with a brass ring inscribed "TSTAL" landed at Mrs LW Alvord's home on StF Street Northwest. The bird refuses to leave despite open windows and being moved to the rear yard on several occasions.
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Mra LW Alvord
Hinkle Dead Founding Editor Of American Book Co Dies
Special to The Washington Cincinnati May 2 Howard Hinkle a founder and longtime managing editor of the American Book Company has died at his Hot Springs Virginia summer home at age 69 The family home in this city is near Charles P Tafts funeral will be from the old homestead in Fixe street Hinkle joined W B Smith & Co in 1862 rising to executive head of a leading publishing house He was a noted patron of music in the country.
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Cincinnati
A. Howard Hinkle
American Book Company
Hot Springs
Charles P. Taft
Fixe Street
Hinkle
W. B. Smith & Co
McGuffey
Congress Urged to Seek Federal Aid for Roads
Birmingham May 25 The National Good Roads Congress discussed convict labor in road building and pressed for Federal assistance. Speaker Martin E Dodge cited results of convict labor while Senator Bankhead urged federal aid. The congress voted to urge senators and representatives to back federal highway support.
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Birmingham
Ala
National Good Roads Congress
Martin E. Dodge
Bureau of Public Roads
J. H. Bankhead
Alabama
Congress
Southern Strike in Light Demands Conflict at Southern Rail
After a Washington conference between Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen officials and Southern Railway leaders, a 20 percent wage rise remains unresolved. H. O. Teat claims a general strike is possible if talks fail, arguing the cost would be four hundred thousand dollars yearly, firemen countering it would be about one hundred fifty thousand. Teat plans further talks with Finley.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Finley
Southern Railway
H. O. Teat
Teat
Washington
Weather Summary From May Report Across U S Regions
Weather data from May shows warm conditions across the South Mississippi valley and midwest plains, cooler in the northern Rockies. Light rains in New England and New York. disturbance in the Rocky Mountains brings showers Friday and Saturday to several regions. Winds vary by coast and lake areas. temperature ranges and humidity listed for the night and day periods. Special weather bulletin from Harpers Ferry.
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New York
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Benefit Across Family
A Ohio reader testifies Hood's Sarsaparilla as an unmatched blood medicine. She claims her five children use it each spring for twelve years and credits the remedy with curing her husband’s severe boils. The ad promotes liquid Hood's and Sareatabs.
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Pika
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Mother Abets Cupid Victory in Washington Marriage
Edward A Woodward 19 and Mrs Mary Swank 22 married in Rockville Md after three license refusals and a license torn by Woodward's family The mother and bride's parents opposed the match but consented after manipulation and a second license was issued The bride is a divorcee formerly married to Wood May in Oklahoma and the ceremony occurred with sixteen witnesses and a retired Baptist minister.
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Washington
Edward A. Woodward
Massachusetts Avenue
Mary Swank
B Street
Woodward
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A. 8
Ballou
Edward Woodward
Peter
District Court
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Mrs. Swank
Edward
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Wood May
Oklahoma
John M. Lowrie
Mias Swank
Lost purse stirs Waldorf Astoria crowd
Special to The Washington Post. In the Waldorf Astoria hotel a young woman’s pale blue gown drew eyes when a golden purse was dropped. Assistant manager John Hobby dived for the garter and retrieved the purse revealing a hundred dollar bill. The grateful owner thanked him and left in a car.
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New York
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Emperor Francis Joseph Health Rumors Stir Prague Seizures
Budapest reports stir about the emperors health with claims of artery calcification and dizziness. Prague newspapers printing the rumors are seized while officials deny serious illness and say only hoarseness exists. Vatican contact confirms no cause for alarm as commerce leaders act on several applications.
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Austria
Washington College May Pole Dance Feier for 60 Graduates
Several hundred students and guests gathered on Washington College campus for a May pole dance and outdoor production of A Midsummer Night's Dream as part of commencement week. The event featured the Mavine Band, plus plans include recitals, a commencement concert, and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Dr J Henning Nelmas.
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Frances Irene Banta
Illinois
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Tennessee
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Randolph Hilton
Missouri
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Mount Vernon Girls Graduate in 36th Commencement
The thirty sixth annual Mount Vernon Seminary commencement was held in the New Willard ballroom at 10 am. Mrs. Elizabeth J. Somers presided. Diplomas were presented to 21 graduates including Irene Brown and Mary Ursula Meipp among others from nationwide locales. Rev. Wood delivered the address on The Life Symmetrical.
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New Willard
Elizabeth J. Somers
Anton Kaspar
Handel
Charles Wood
Robert Johnston
Miss O'Connell
Henschel
Emily Irvine Camp, Bell
Stillwater
Minn
Vivian Berrington Cannt
Boston
Mass
Vera Dorothy Clemes
Medicine Lodge
Kans
Kathryn Jones Decker
Convent Station
N. J
Helen Fosa
Nyack-on-Hudson
Dorothy Harvey
Chicago
Clarinne Rejene Hunter
Washington, D C
Evelyn Tindle Jackson
Buffalo
Josephine Lacy
Los Angeles
Cal
Beasie Belle Lewis
Steubenville
Ohio
Winifred Maxon
Marjorie Alice Peck
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Swartzell
Marcella Thompson
St. Louis
Sue Kearsley Watson
Fairmont
W. Va
Emily Winship
Atlanta
Concert in French at Bristol School highlighted by diplomats
Ambassador Jusserand and a large diplomatic and literary gathering enjoyed a brilliant French program at the Bristol School Mintwood Place yesterday afternoon. Students performed violin works, songs, and pieces by Fauré, Hugo, Segalas, and others, with soloists including Maria McCormack Mary Warner Margaret Keenan Alice Wardman and more.
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Mme. Jusserand
Bristol School
Mintwood Place
Zapateado
Sarasate
Menuet
Beethoven
Anton Kaspar
le Pigeon Blanc
Chatillon
Maria McCormack
Guy d'Hardetto
Marie Carroll
A. Segalas
Eleanor Stewart
Edith Hensey
J. Normand
Marlon Maddox
F. Coppes
Lydia Bridge
P. Bilhaud
May Taylor
la Marquise
Comedie
Mary D. Ryerson
Doris
M. Keenan
Ninette
Lucy Barbee
Oratory at Gaston Hall for Dixon Medal Contest
Elocution contest at Gaston Hall Georgetown University honored the William Wirt Dixon Jr memorial medal. A large audience including graduates and families attended the afternoon program featuring a piano prelude and selections by Rachmaninoff and others.
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William Wirt Dixon, Jr
Gaston Hall
Georgetown University
Sato
School talent show judges to announce results on June 8
The judges will reveal the winners at the commencement on Thursday, June 8, at 8 30 p m. The program lists various performances including vocal solos piano pieces and choral selections by students such as Lavelle Needham Gannon Carton Sullivan and Waldron among others.
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Little Nell
Dickens
Edwards. Heiskell
Catiline
Croivy
Harold J. Carton
Sheil
Thomas C. O. Sullivan, Jr
Telemachus
Ambrose
McCarthy
Stephen W. Carroll
Butterfly
Grieg
William Galvin
Carver Doone
Blackmore
Leo B. Norris
Greene
Andrew T. Beary
Coppee
John J. Murphy
Thomas Smith
Wallace
Albert Plume
Hofer
David J. Waldron
Peel
Edward C. Healy
B. Godard
William Donnelly
Concert at Belcourt Seminary Marks Annual Commencement
The Belcourt Seminary School of Music held its annual commencement on Girard Street with Mrs. Somerville greeting guests. A varied program featured piano solos, songs, violin, and choir pieces by Ruth Campbell, Lilian Burk, Marguerite Fisher, Clara Blackford, Mayme Storey, Eugene Sparkman, Elise Bowman, Gisela Gloetzner, Elizabeth Colley and the school choir, including pieces by Liszt, Chaminade, Grieg, MacDowell, Dvorak, Lehmann, and Saint-Saens.
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Belcourt Seminary
Girard Street
Somerville
Die Lorelei
Liszt
Ruth Campbell
Chaminade
Lilian Burk
Love
Cornelius
Clara Blackford
Schubert-Liszt
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Eugenia Sparkman
Samson and Delilah
Saint-Saens
Milas Elise Bowman
Faust
Alard
Gisela
Gloetzner
Chaninade
Raft
Elizabeth Colley
Mildenberg
First Cousins Wed in Family Union in City Home
Johnsie Wood Daniel aged 27 married her first cousin Alpheus C. Daniel 36 at noon yesterday at 416 Fourth Street NE. The couple, joined by relatives, plan a honeymoon in Atlantic City before settling at their home. Grandmother Mary Elizabeth Wood 88 witnessed the ceremony. she had wed a double first cousin in a past generation.
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Alpheus C. Daniel
Fourth Street
Atlantic City
Nair
Mary Elizabeth Wood
George Deatherage
Alpheus Daniel
the Valley Seminary
Walnsboro
Bantel
New York
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