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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1910
Page
5
Maj Hawley aged 90 describes a fiery halo seen during a historical deluge era and recalls voting for Andrew Jackson in 1824. He recounts Confederate memory, California frontier talk, and enduring family ties including his son Walter Hawley, with references to battles, Old Rangers, and longevity.
Pauline Wayne, an aristocratic purebred Holstein, will be Washington's new milker at the White House. Presented by Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin, she is set to be four years old in duty with her grandmother Gertrude Wayne as a prior champion. She will graze near the White House, with milk previously sourced from an ordinary dairy after Woolf's death.
Washington Hibernians arrange attendance at the Portland convention with a great meeting of Irishmen. Key questions to be decided in Oregon City next July. Women's Auxiliary to participate in deliberations. Father Dougherty to lead the local delegation.
Dr George Dougherty vice rector of the Catholic University will head the Washington delegation to the Ancient Order of Hibernians national convention to be held in Lot Hand Oregon July 19. Archbishop Chris of Portland will preside. The convention will attract many dignitaries and tens of thousands of members. Delegates include 300 from the district auxiliary officers and state leaders. Observers expect speeches on education monuments and Catholic universities.
The Cherokee Nation petitions the U S Supreme Court to compel the Court of Claims to enforce the high court’s mandate ordering a $3,000,000 fund distributed to eligible Cherokee individuals from the 1836 and 1846 treaties. Lawyers claim lower courts misapplied the mandate by directing an Interior Secretary distribution via a special commissioner, depriving claimants of their vested rights. Captain John McIntosh and officials have urged the President to aid the Cherokees.
Knights of Columbus preparations ramp up for a baseball game at American League Park on June 4. James A. Shea leads the organization with most talent reporting for practice and a roster expected by next Sunday. Phil King rumored to anchor the Chamber team. both sides eye a strong lineup as interest from Wash Legion playgrounds grows.
Saturday June 4 at Amer au Teagie park features Playgrounds Baseball teams Wash stone Chamber of Commerce and Knight of Celine in an ex exhibition. Proceeds donated to the Washington Playground Association as the local civic effort is praised by organizers and officers.
A fragment notes TEAIS to suit involving OD ROM and WW OTHERS. The readable portion indicates a legal or official action tied to a suit, though details are incomplete. No dates, places, or clear parties beyond initials. Further text needed for full summarization.
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