Corcoran Prize Winners Exhibit at Corcoran Gallery
An exhibition of Corcoran School of Art pupils opens tomorrow at the Corcoran Gallery. Medals for the year’s work are awarded including Gold to Frank N. Myers in the antiques class, Silver to Florence Filgabeth Harris in the portrait class, and Silver to Felicia Wallo Howell in the still life class, with several honorable mentions across categories.
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Corcoran School of Art
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Morrow
Frank N. Myers
Gertruda Harlprin
Joan
Florence Filgabeth Harris
Csgnod
Felicie
Wallo
Can't Wed at 75 He Dies in Greensburg Pa
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on May 41 Thandore Merlow a 75 year old man from Staithton died at home after a failed attempt to wed. He visited the marriage clerk with widow Bessie Brudent seeking a license but could not prove he could support a wife and learned his first wife had died in county care January 26 1910. Heartbroken he left the office and was found dead in bed Tuesday morning after a period of despondency.
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Washington Post
New York
Justice Cravegan
Mae Sullivan
Arthur Hoe
Miss Sullivan
City Hall Park
Jennie Hote
Tha Gil
Hoe
Greensburg
Barentes
Westmoreland Saunty
Thandore Merlow
Staithton
Merlow
Bessie Brudent
Smithton
Weds Her Kidnapper A Tour in the Smart World of Point Lace
In Philadelphia two descendants of ancient lore, Miss Anpunzel do Cini and Joseph Phress, wed after a magistrate’s approval ending months of abduction and fear. Miss Cini, once seized by Paresi, claims love now and supports the match. The incident followed a February arrest near Pittsburgh as Paresi faced assault charges.
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Philadelphia
Windington
Hadelphia
Theerates
Migs Anpunzel Do Cini
Joseph Phress
Harris
Pakesi
Miss Cini
Orce
Parest
National School of Domestic Arts and Sciences Graduates 28
Diplomas were awarded yesterday afternoon to 28 graduates from the National School of Domestic Arts and Sciences. The ceremony, held at Raugeher's on Connect! avenue and L street northwest, featured an address by Dr Rita Hanaway-Main and invocation by Rev Charles Wood. Marine Band members provided music. Class officers were Miss Alice belle Ensign, president. Miss Ruth-Jean nette McGown, vice president. Miss Edythe Elizabeth Reese, secretary. and Miss Mildred Makley, treasurer. Names of the graduates include Misses Mauda Rummell, Alma Marie Gaub, Tena layton Colburn, Jessis'Fayer weather McPherson, Mary Frances Greenrrood, Florence Jane Long, Jessis Bello Ballentine, Ethel Natalie Barnes, Stella Marie Cable, Edith Isabel Woodruff, Marion Ayer, Emily Carter List, Abby Anna Flint, Ruth Annette Harvey, Betty Johnson, Helen Rouge, Leone McAlmont Stone, Ruth Elizabeth Dodge, Gertrude Parcella Innes, Mary Weaver, Ruth Maverette Ashley, and Hena FE Ryan. Ryan and Dodge were the only Washington girls in the class.
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National School of Domestic Arts and, Sciences
Stanton J. Peelie
National School, of
Raugeher's
Connect!avenue
L Street
Rita Hanaway-Main
Charles Wood
United States Marine Band
Alice
Marion Ayer
Emily Carter List
Abby Anna Flint
Ruth Annette Harvey
Betty Johnson
Helen Rouge
Leone McAlmont Stone
Ruth Elizabeth Dodge
Gertrude Parcella
Innes
Mary Weaver
Ruth Maverette Ashley
Hena FE. Ryan
Miss Ryan
Miss Dodge
Washington
Mrs Vernon Castle Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
New York society dancers react with sympathy as Mrs Vernon Castle undergoes an appendicitis operation. Tango enthusiasts fear losing their queen as the renowned dancer recovers, while friends hope for a swift return to performance.
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Vernon Castle
Washington Post
New York
Widow Vict in Court Miss McNabb Suit Over Breach
Milwaukee widow Ida M McNabb sues John Kinney head of Escanaba mill owner for 200000 damages alleging breach of promise to marry. Judge Anderson overrules demurrer and Kinney must plead. The case arose after Kinney’s Florida yacht voyage and attach ments on his Michigan properties. Wounded constable Howard Berry dies after a dog tax dispute in Livermore Maine. Suffrage delegation from Pennsylvania press for special rule to bring up amendment question before Congress. House rules chair Henry refuses action under party caucus guidance.
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Diaionas
Arthur L. Hoe
Robert Hoen
Printing i Press
Mae A.sullivan
Hoe
Tria
Supreme Court
New York
Justice Gavegan
Sullivan
Paria
Wite
Ida M. McNabb
Milwaukee Wiiéw
John & Kinney
Ming
Escanaba, Mich
Anderson
Kinney
Harriet Freebey
Faculty of
National Park Seminary
Florida
Michigan
Kigney
Mises Mary Kinney
Fifteenth Street
House
Robert . Henry
Texas
Pennsylvania
Edwin C. Grice
Philadelphia
L. N. Webb
John Scollay
Annie Bunn
Anne Boygate
A. Burnham
L. M. B. Mitchell
M. C. Morgen
M. C. Scattergood
Change of name proposed for American Unitarian Association
At the annual meeting in Boston in May 271 a proposal urged changing the name Unitarian to better reflect the church's work. A committee was to consider the change, and the group discussed six voting districts and electing national officers by churches. Rev. Samuel A. Blot of Cambridge was reelected president.
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Boston
Unitarian
American - Unitarian Association
Lewis G. Wilson
United States
Samuel A. Blot
Cambridge
One Eye Blue One Brown Bride Arrives in New York
A quirky wedding tale states Alderman Reardon joined in matrimony brides with various eye colors. For the first time, a bride has one blue eye and one brown eye, Mrs. Julius Edward Musson formerly Miss Mary Curie of Baltimore. Mr. Musson is from London.
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New York
Alderman Reardon
Julius Edward Musson
Mary
Maud
May Lynch Militants Spur Police Backlash In New York
Public indignation over suffragette raids mounts as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Lady Doyle arrive from Southampton aboard the Olympic. Doyle warns of a possible lynching as police shield militants. Ulster will fight, but he foresees no trouble until Britain’s leverage is tested in New York.
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Wavelist
Lady Bayle
Rockies
Save
Ulster
Epa
Washington Post
New York
Sir Arthur Conan ‘Doyle
Lady Doyle
Olympic
White Star
Southampton
Sir Arthur
En Fark
Bherlock Holmes
Ameriéan Metropoliis
Rampae
Doyle
Flaza
Montreal
Canadian Rockies
Fide Wilds
Ireland
Agony of Remorse Ends Tragedy at Train Tracks
Reginald A. Barr, Lisle Illinois, killed himself after killing Florence Bentley near Downers Grove. He left a note claiming the death was accidental while attempting to kiss her, recounting failed suicide attempts and a struggle that led to her death.
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Lisle
Reginald A. Barr
Florence Bentley
Downers Grove
Cogle Weds Miss Rives in Ettrick Chesterfield County
Special to The Washington Post report from Petersburg Virginia notes the marriage of Harold H. Cogle to Miss Calle Rives in Ettrick. Rev C C Jones officiated with attendants Maria Cogle Mable Rives Alexander Cogle Gamel Rives Ernest Cogle and Grace Reed. The couple departed for a ten day New York honeymoon.
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H. S. Cogle
Rives
Washington Post
Petersburg
Ettrick
Chesterfield County
Harold 8. Cogie
Calle Rives
C. C. Jones
Morria Cogle
Mable Rives
Alexander Cogle
Gamel Rives
Ernest Cogle
Grace Reed
New York
Army and Navy Changes of the Day
The notice lists leaves and reassignment for multiple officers across branches. Maj James W Mcandrews and Lt Austin J canx1 are granted ten days. Officers proceed to camps in Asheville and Ludington for student military instruction, with several to report to stations in Kansas City and San Francisco for recruiting and examinations.
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James W. McAn
Drews
Fourteenth Infantry
B. Fredeirlc
Thorpe
Austin J. Can
Kenneth E. Hern
Richard
Punival
Ernst
sPery Cops
Ujent
Charles
McSenstry
Congress
Jay J. Morrow
Corps of Engineers
Robert Woodson
oMear
St Louis
Kansas City
Fred W. Hers
Ler
oMec
Burington
Etudental Mailitery
Henry T. Bull
Cavalry
Robert T. Phinney
Wtentry
Walton Goodwin
Ory Fifth Infantry
Andrew D. Chaffin
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Charles 0. Herman, Jr
Asheville
N. C
Studente’ Mililery
Heln
Joseph 3. Ward
Clydh FR
Abeabam
Twenty-seventh
Cummins
Ludington
Mich
Students’ Military Superaction
Philip G. Wrightson
Infantry
Edwin Gunner
Frederick 2B. Terrell
Russell James
Third Infantry
Joseph H. Pelot
Coast Artillery Corps
Ordnance Department
Benteia Arsenal
Benicia
Cal
Alexander Plummer
Naval Orders Update From Various Naval Posts
Detachments and transfers listed for Lieut H i Frwin and Pharmacists Schertr y and Wierichl at New York and Washington posts. Machinist Long set for home discharge. Vessel movements include arrivals at South Dakota Justin La Pe Machine Puerto Piste Newport Saturn Tiburat Osark off Tanipiad.
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H. i
Frwin
Rhods
Tela
de Lacon
Schetry
Naval Hospital
New York
Neval Medical Supply Depot
Stefeen Wierzrichl
Detacher Naval Hospital
Waehington
N.Y
Long
Les Animna Cola
Moverenta
South Dakota
Justin
la Pe ‘Machine
Puerto Piste
Noms
Newport
Saturn
Tiburat
Osark
Tanipiad
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H. R. Jeckel
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Philip E. Stevenson
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Celestine Eustis
Harry K. Wingut
F. Ambrose Clark
August Belmont
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Arthur Boott Burden
Mr. Burden
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Thomas Hitchcock
Mal Duncan Watson
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Henry Payne Whitney
R. T. Wilson
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H. K. Knapp
W. S. Vasburgh
August Belmont, Jr
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Philly Stevenson
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Henry Wolcott Warner
Duchess of Marlborough
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London
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Hiss
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Howard Berry
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Philander C. Knox
William Lindle
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Spanon
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Miss Burton
Victor C. Mather
James Wilson
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Clarence W. Dolan
Frank Graham Thompson
Henry L. Colling
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T.W. Bramhall
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Pacific Coast
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G. A
St. Pobition
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Providence Hospital
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S2er
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Frank Keenan & CO
Prince Floro
Cleo Gascoigne
Great Asskt Troupe
Ellixons
Henry E. Bixby Jew
Detroit
Babity
Sis
Idin St. Ey Tur Y
Glen Echo
DY Howard Lesley Holt
Lillian Taylor
Chiyt
ARMY
Lieve, Allen DL
Burdett
Seventeenth Infantry
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