Missing jewel trade turmoil linked to Boeck case in New York
Chinese agent and vice consul in New York press for answers as customs officials probe Edward Boeck’s alleged smuggling of porcelain and Cun vases. Investigators seek bond status and duty payments amid claims of inflated values and forged signatures related to the Guggenheims and other billionaires. Attorneys for Dayton and others push for clarity while Boeck faces intensified scrutiny.
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New York
Hopeful S
Washington
Edward Borek
Roeck
Tocc
Tock
Prince Pu Juun
Wan Hil Kowa Chera
Borch
Electrical World reports growth in electrical machinery firms
The survey shows rising establishments and capital in electrical machinery and supplies since 1900. Output valued at 4 208 from 128 firms, with New York Ohio Pennsylvania and Illinois leading in manufacturing of equipment and apparatus.
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Ibése Eostablishmen
Acture
New York
Ohio
Indiini Andi Nes
Reibl
Tin Lennsyis
Alvin Duals
Alvin Duals 34 Per Cent Shettals
al Oring
Apartment House Robbery Reported In Wakefield
A robbery at a northwest street apartment house led to police and detectives pursuing a suspect described as about one year old in a frenzied incident. The thief reportedly used an entry point at a noted property on Hol street and escaped with silver items. Authorities, including a detective, are handling the case as the investigation continues with no confirmed arrests at this time.
Roosevelt to Speak on Long Cruise in Assembly Tonight
The story notes a forthcoming address by a Taemiiur C pt voicing support for Young Men's Christian Association events. The talk is planned for next Friday evening in the assembly roan, with emphasis on the achievements and aims of the organization and its members.
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Meng
Ntanite
Lomeyer
Bowen elected head of Auriliary Typographical Union
Mrs A W Bowen elected president and Mrs W F named secretary treasurer at Auriliary Typographical Union meeting in Indianapolis amid a vote tally. Runaway 17-year-old Lester Studevant arrested by Detectives Cornwall and Baur at Central Linen Vision charged with running away from parents. Home return arranged with father to send youth to Jom vtana Expos.
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Washington
Typographical Union
Indianapolis
Ind
Womins
Gla
Icoax
India
Lester Studevant
Cornwall and Baur
Central Linen Vission
Two Sites for George Washington University Home
The George Washington University board considers two sites for a new campus. President Charles W Needham said a special financial committee will report next meeting after further site studies. The site fund stands at about 148000 with aims to reach 200000 by September.
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George Washington University
Instituton
Charles W Needham
Board of
Mitchel Carroll
Committee On Building and Endowment
Two Graduates Celebrate Music College Commencement
The University of Music and Dramatic Art held commencement in the New Willard ballroom. Piano pupils impressed with Willian Tell overture and solo pieces. Graduates received medals. a rose gift followed as congratulations were offered by pupils and president Marie von Laschula.
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University of Music and Dramatic Art
New Willard
Misses Robinson
McNeal
Amies
Kolb
Miss Tweedy
Miss Harkness
tenzrperament Hiller scon+ Gerto
Mildred Wrroth
Roberta Amuies
Ethel Fisher
Katharine McNeal
Henzels
Katherine WeNeal
Miss von Unschuld
Edith Pickering
Gertrude Trow
Miss Church
Anna Carmen
Parkinson
Alice Terrell
Maryland
Wartha Arness
Minnesota
Marie von Laschula
Stuart School Commencement at Luther Memorial Church
The Stuart School held commencement exercises at Luther Memorial Church on Thomas Circle. Diplomas were presented by Rev James H Blake who delivered the address. Graduates included Ethel Cameron Winston, Edith Wilkins, Frances Emilia Youngblood, Katherine Lowe Rup, Bettie Balmes, Vivian Peayty, and Miss Elizabeth Kent King among others. A musical program featured local students and teachers. The future included Bettie Balmes sailing to Europe for a three month study trip with Principal Miss Claudia Stuart.
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Stuart School
Luther Memcral Church
Luther Memorial Church
Thomas Cucle
James H Blake
Ethel Cameron
Winston North Carolina
Edith Wil Iry
Alfred Goldridge
Willam
Fdna Doe
Hopkins
Epis Battle
Peature
Ruth
Eizabeth Kent
Richmond V
Wiss Bettle Bais
Europe
Tom
Claudia Stuart
Stuart
Exercises at Belcourt Seminary Commencement Drama
The Belcourt seminary held its commencement in the Gothic hall with a large attendance of relatives and friends. The program featured violin by Anton Kaspar, piano by Anton Gloetzne, vocal by Miss Margaret Williams, and a display of pupil work in various media. Georgetown Visitation exercises for graduates will be at the convent on June 10 with invitation extended to former pupils.
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Belcourt
Anton Kaspar
Wienawsky
Elfintanz
Lauret Mis
Washington
William Locke
Margaret Williams
Department of Music
Luigi Arditis
Burton T Doyle
Anton Gloetzne
Chopin
Georgetown Visitation
May Festival for Church at Northeast Temple
The Chapel of the Nativity held a May festival in Northeast Doante with doors opening in the morning and a luncheon served. A varied program featured Anton Hammer, Miss Josephine Richmond, Dr W F Dales, Charles Chambers, Henry Rule, and others with dancing, solos, and readings. Funds from the event will help pay off the debt on a recently purchased church site.
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Chapel of Nativity
Northeast Temple
Anton Hammer
Josepinne Richmond
W F Dales
Charles Chambers
Henry Rule
Gmilion
Mildred Clark
Marie Vermilion
Mass Louise Wood
Prina
Stu
Revenly Mo Thompson
City Fire, court cases, and local incidents reported
News roundup from the city noting a Saturday fire at W R Harrison on Acket Street northeast causing $20 damage, insured. probate filings list small bequests. multiple arrests and fines for firearm, theft, and assault in Police Court. a baseball game injury near Monument Grounds. a wagon collision injuring Bouyer. a theft of $20 by Mrs Devaney. and a chicken coop accident that cost Clarence Bean an eye.
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Acket
Pormna Farritax Fem
Yester Ux
Slittiys
Mann Haris Eclared
Froest Holmes
Holmes
State Pricinet
Jay Wenus Price
East Capitol Street
Monument Grounds
Stone & Tarrfax Reap
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Figut
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Fourteenth
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Friedman
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Central Office
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Masome and Astern Star
Election results from Trinity Church officers named at banquet
The social club of Trinity and Christ Evangelical Lutheran Churches held a Monday election at Trinity Church corner Fourth and EH streets NW. William J Heider was named president, W Charles Hettmuller first vice president, WW Germann second vice president, George Johannes third vice president and secretary roles held by TF Wursbacher E Schreiber. George Johannes chaired the socio committee and acted as toastmaster at the following banquet. If you have lost or found anything contact The Washington Post office for information.
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H Germann
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G HW Aschenbach
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Office of the Washington Post
Seaman Tells of Torture and Shipboard Abuses
Christopher James Hamilton, once an engineer on the paddle steamer Jose Pedro, reports harsh mistreatment and torture. He says Captain C E Mille of the Don Pedro assaulted him and that Consul William Peters at St Lucia failed to protect him. Hamilton produced his log showing the ship left Jacksonville February 20 for Buenos Aires with eleven crew. He alleges mutiny charges led to confinement, crew rations were meager, and natives aided them.
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Jose Pedro
Baltimore
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C E Mille
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St Lucia
Island
Martinique
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Don Pedro
Jacksonville
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Mille
Barbados
Colored Pupils Sing Well At Convention Hall Concert
A large audience filled Convention Hall for a Washington Playground Association fundraiser. About 1600 students from four colored divisions performed a carefully rehearsed program led by Prof FT Layton with the Marine Band, showcasing works by Gaynor Weaver Luders and others.
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Washington Play
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Virginia Daughters of Juibert hold annual Junior Order session
Delegates from about forty councils of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics convened at Naval Lodge Haul and voted to exclude non members. Officers were elected including Annie Bailey Manchester Wy and Mrs Supe Newportews. The meeting placed next year’s gathering in Camile and featured entertainments for the Virginian visitors, with toasts from National and State officials and a dance later at Futman Temple Milburn.
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Coun Cor Potter
Clayton NJ
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Brehmont
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Boaltimers
Edhins
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Three Men Named in Check Raising Case at 322 Diton Court
Dolores and John Wo KReWDY, among others, were involved in a check fraud case. Edwin Marlow, Potomac Electric Power Company treasurer, swore out a warrant charging Newby with forging and cashing a $6525 check at the new Municipal building. Detected by Helan and McNamee, Newby is held at the First precinct station.
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Comieu Menorer
Diton'’s Court
New Municipal Building
Helan and McNamee
Edwin Marlow
Potomac Electric Power Company
Newby
Wrightson Explains Beards Interfered With Chorus Conduct
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson explains his stance as musical director of the Washington Choral Society amid board disputes over chorus placement and advertising. He defends impartiality toward Mr Cohen and Mr King, cites red tape and mismanagement, and notes public criticism over concert scheduling and handling since the Jamestown Exposition.
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Washington Choral Society, Incorporated
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Musica
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Cryder
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Sydney Lloyd Wright
Miss Cryder Denies Electioneering in Post Note
In The Post May 28 under Choral Society Wars, Mary A Cryder explains she did not electioneer and stood in one place. She says the statement is untrue and asks others who can corroborate her position.
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Miss Cryder
Choral Society Wars
Mary A Cryder
Alleged Embezzler Tries in Criminal Court No 1
Matthew P Roche formerly managed the Metropolitan Loan and Trust Company faced three indictments charging embezzlement of borrowers funds. Evidence showed no book entries for payments. Auditor AKB Madison disclosed a personal interest in the firm, while Samuel J. Misters was named as sole owner. The trial before Justice Stafford continues today.
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Matthew P Roche
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Company
Justice Stafford
AKB
Madison
Samuel Jo Misters
Arrest Men On Suspicion At Center Market
Edward Jackson and Albert Ball were arrested by Patrolmen Owens and Lavell at the Center Market vault late last night. Police say they searched the pockets of an intoxicated 64 year old man, John Coyle, of 958 BC street northwest, while Bell held him up. All three men to be taken to Police Court with Coyle as a witness.
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Edward Jackson
Albert Ball
Third Street Northwest
Patiolwew Owens
Lavell
Center Market
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BC Street
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Visit to Junior Republic by Associated Charities Party
A decoration day visit is planned by Associated Charities to the National Junior Republic near Napuls. Secretary Charles F Weller invites all interested to meet at 9 am by the Baltimore and Ohio depot ticket office. Special round trip tickets are 68 cents for party members. The excursion is the final activity in the series and will be a picnic style event with transport from the depot to the farm hosting the republic.
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Associated Chariies
Associated Charities
Charles F Weller
Baltimore and Ohio
Republic
Whisky Cures Snake Bite Quip Echoes in Aus Debate
A fragment from the Aus Constitution debate features a quip about whisky curing snake bites. The exchange shows playful banter with lines such as Yes sir a quart of whisky will cure any snake bite in the world and Ah me What you sighin for The whisky.
Surgeons of the Southern Railway Meet in Washington
The Association of Surgeons of the Southern Railway opened a three day meeting at the New Willard with welcome by Commissioner Macfarland and remarks by President R S Toombs. Papers on technical subjects were read by J Minor Lenn and W S Wiatt. An East Room reception at the White House followed, with lectures by Charles S White and T A Groover of George Washington University and a supper hosted by the District of Columbia Medical Association.
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Red Room
New Willard
H T A Lemon
Macfarland
WW Harper
Selma
Ala
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Greenville
Miss
George Washington University
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Lexington
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District of Columbia
W A Applegate
Southern Railway
Potomac
J Johns
Diverse hotel guests listed at national conventions and venues
A long OCR list names numerous guests and spouses staying at major hotels in Baltimore Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond and other cities. The roster includes individuals from National and Metropolis hotels with entries for families and companions, noting affiliations and residences across states.
Dialect readers spark praise and sales at publishing house
The Atlanta Constitution notes a strong feature drawing readers as a head reader argues dialect will intrigue customers. The publisher counters that the book will sell well as people seek to fathom the otherwise misunderstood idiom.
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Atlanta Constitution
Fishes with Giant Prey and Odd Sea Creatures
A Philadelphia North American item surveys ocean wonders and strange denizens. It describes the black swallower swallowing prey many times its size, the seahorse with a grasping tail, the sea robin with jeweled fins, a pufferfish that inflates into a glowing balloon, and notes on other curious sea life observed along the coast.
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