Exclusion of Sailors Sparks Public Prejudice at Pine Beach Dance Hall
Norfolk May 23 Managers of the Pine Beach dance pavilion sharing a concession from the Columbia Amusement Company say they exclude United States sailors in uniform from the floor to preserve patronage and business. They argue public prejudice against naval uniforms risks patronage loss and financial collapse if uniforms were allowed.
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Norfolk
Navy Department
Pine Beach Resort
Jamestown Exposition Grounds
Columbia Amusement Company
Navy
United States
Army Orders List Broad and Dense Medal of Promotions
Army orders detailing transfers promotions and duty assignments for officers and enlisted personnel. Includes First Lieut Charles T H Er rington Fleventh Infantry and multiple captains in Coast Artillery Ordnance and Field Artillery. Mentions inspections boards and staff changes at Fort Leavenworth Albany and Guantanamo with numerous home postings and delays to Philippine Islands and various ports.
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Charles
Errington
Samtel
Ordnance Department
Hell
Manson T Ely Twenty Seth
San Frercisco
Philippine Islands
Millar Field Artillery
Fri
Halloran
Francia
Honeycut
Iald
Artiliere
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Tierman
Schumm Coast
Roderic P O'Connor
Sur
Ophraim
F Peyton Eighterath
Tofintes
Ugh G Voorhi
Fort D
Rossello
Franklin F Wing
San [Rancisco Cal
tan@ trasporl
Phi Tppine Islands
C H Stockton
Special Service Squadron
Heigiung Wason
Tennessee
A C © Baker
T Porter
Washington
DB Taussig
Navy Yard
League Isandia
J D Adams
Navy
New York
Ommander
W Cofman
Albany
Connecticut
Larder
Vermont
S Curtin
Alabama
Ordnanent
G Laffee
C A Woodrum
Pazeed
R R Richardzon
O ' Conger
West End Auxiliary Meets for May Session
The West End Auxiliary of the District Womans Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs A S Taylor's home after a two month absence. President Mrs Catching presided. Miss Mary Graham led devotions. Delegates elected for the June 14 district convention at Douglas Memorial Methodist Church included Mrs Anna Durnbaugh, Mrs Libbie Bechet, Mrs Catherine Bollinger, Mrs David Hiker, and Miss Mary Graham with alternates Mrs J W Coal, Mrs Libbie McGtu e, Mrs Esther George, Mrs Fannie Hilton, and Miss Cecelia Graham. Mrs M E Cohen spoke on moral education. Telephones for lost and found items noted.
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West End
Womans Christian Temperance Lion
A S Taylor
Catching
Mary Graham
W Ctu
Douglas Mermorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Eleventh
Anna Durnbaugh
Libbie Bechet
Catherine Bollinger
David Hiker
J. W Coal
Libbie McGtue
Esther George
Fannie Hilton
Cecelia Graham
M. E. Cohen
W. C. T UW
Department of Moral Education
Sylph Disabled At Sea On Voyage To New York
The naval yacht Sylph broke down at sea yesterday while en route from this city to New York for boiler repairs at the navy yard. Rough seas forced a stop at Delaware Breakwater for safety where repairs were completed before continuing to New York for outfitting for the President and family’s Oyster Bay summer visit.
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New York
Sylph
Navy Yard
Oyster Bay
Delaware
Senators Clapp and Stevens Protest Fort Withdrawals
In St Paul Minnesota May 23 Senator Clapp and Congressman Stevens wired Secretary Taft protesting against withdrawing two batteries of artillery from Fort Snelling and abandoning Forts Alajiniboine and Keogh in Montana. Clapp also wired Senator Carter at Helena and Nelson plus Minnesota congressmen urged protest to Taft.
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Clapp
Stevens
Taft
St Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Fort Snelling
Alajiniboine
Keogh
Montana
Carter
Helena
Mont
Knute Nelson
Tart
Birmingham Lunched Speedy Scout Cruiser With Large Coal Radius
Quincy May 2 The scout cruiser Birmingham latest fast navy vessel was launched at Fore River Yard. Mary Campbell of Birmingham broke a champagne bottle as the vessel slid into Fore River. Designed for 24 knots, the Birmingham combines high speed with coal capacity for long range, surpassing foreign rivals in endurance. It measures 420 feet, 4 feet 8 inches wide, 19 feet draft, carries 120 tons coal, and has a 1875 mile at full speed radius and 6250 miles at 10 knots. Powered by vertical triple expansion engines with four cylinders and twin screws, it mounts two 5 inch and six 3 inch guns and two 21 inch torpedo tubes. It features two pole masts and four short smokestacks.
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Quincy
Mass
Birmingham
United States Navy
Fore River Shipbuilding, Company
Wer
Surgeons of the Southern Railway Convene in Washington
Col W A Henderson of Knoxville told the Association of Surgeons of the Southern Railway that honesty and clarity are essential in medical testimony against the railroad. Two sessions were held yesterday with papers by Drs Magruder, Robinson, Royster, Grear and Downey. An evening Potomac cruise featured music and dancing aboard the vessel.
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W A Henderson
Knoxville, Tenn
Southern Railway
Association of Surgeons of the Southern Railway
New Willard
Cal. Henderson
E. M Magruder
Charlottesville
T. F. Robinson
Bessemer
Ala
H A Royster
Rajesh
Nwc
D W Grear
Jonesboro
Til
J H Downey
Gainesv Ile
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Grounding At Channel
Grounding occurred while the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse attempted to enter the New York channel after captain consulted with a pilot. The pilot reportedly misdescribed buoy position leading to a misjudgment and the steamer ran aground on mud from 1130 p m to 7 am awaiting high water before docking at Quarantine.
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New York
Gustav H. Schwab
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Wetitin
Loving Cup for Kuroki Milwaukee Tribute by Business League
General Kuroki visited Milwaukee for five hours on May 29. He arrived from Chicago at nine o'clock and toured city hall square, the National Soldiers' Home, Milwaukee Press Club, and Hotel Pfister with Gen. MacArthur. Thousands welcomed the general as Mayor Becker introduced him and a band played.
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Milwaukee Business League
Milwaukee
Wis
Gen. Kuroki
Chicago
City Hall Square
National Soldiers’ Home
Milwaukee Press Club
Hotel Pfister
Kuroki
Women Horse Show At Chestnut Hill Captures Four Prizes
At Philadelphia area Chestnut Hill open-air show ponies in harness and under saddle led most prizes. Sweet Marie trotting queen shown by E T Stotesbury. events included four-in-hand teams and high jump. Winners listed include Doncaster Moet, Moon Deam, Majeatic, Fleurette and Babette, Lady Teeccles, Newsboy and Shop Girl, Red Raven, Chieftain, Dr Selwonk, Jasmine, Lord Burleigh and Lom Brook.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Hill
Sweet Marie
E. T. Stotesbury
Doncaster Moet
John Gerkens
New ‘Yorks
Penryn
Grand View Farm
Lancaster
Shetlands
Moon Deam
Edward T Price
Broad Ax
Majeatic
Carr Bros
New York
Fleurette
Bom
Babette
Lehman Strauss
Peter Fan
Mra
Lady Teecles
Dainty Herles Bloom
Avondale Yarm
Newsboy
C G
Shop Girl
C. m
Mra Joba Gerkens
Huatera
Red Raven
Thomas J Foroe
Weat Orange
Chieftain
Avondale Farm
Cantril
Dr. Selwonk
Reginald Vanderbilt
Joln Gerkens
Indy—Jasmine
Rufus L Patterson
Lord Burleigh
Lom Brook
B. G
Onerios
West Chester Farm
Weat Grange
Warren Remedy Champion Leads Mineola Show Winners
W. Rutherford's fox terriers won top honors on the closing day of the Ladies' Kennel Association of America show in Mineola L I New York. Champion Warren Remedy earned champion of all champions for matrons while Charles G Hopton's bulldogs and Red Brook Fkennel's chow chows and poodles captured several firsts and seconds. Middlesex Hunt won the packs of English fox hounds prize over Monmouth Hunt Club. Rifle Ran of Monmouth Hunt won the open and limit class. Mrs Sen's Queen of the Fairies, Yorkshire terrier champion, won both the Council and Ballyho Bey cups for best bred and owned by a member and for best American bred dog or female owned by a member.
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New York
W. Rutherford
Fox Terriers
Mineola
L. 1
Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
Warren Remedy
Charles G Hopton
Bulldogs
Red Brook Fkennel
Middlesex Hunt
Monmouth Hunt Club
Monmouth Hunt
Sen
Queen of the Fairies
Council
Ballyho Bey
Ladies’ Association
General's Will Filed Leaves Major Estate to Widow
Brig Gen John Moore retired files his 1898 will for probate with over 75000 dollars in assets. He bequeaths 2000 to Mary Kelly of Bloomington Indiana a gold watch to a nephew John R Moore and 500 to Edith Tribble Mrs John Moore and Rea Thompson. Residue including 21800 in stocks and bonds goes to Moore as executrix. Mary Smith's 1903 will also filed makes small bequests to relatives and names Bridget ONeill as principal beneficiary and executrix.
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John Moore
USA
J. Moore
Moore
Mary Smith
Bridget O'Neil
Margaret Smith
William Newby
Catherine Clark
Catherine Dunigan
Father O'Connell
Bridget O'Neill
Cannon Guest Speaks at Guilford College Commencement
Speaker Joseph G Cannon addressed Guilford College students and faculty at commencement, praising North Carolina progress and the South. He laid the dormitory cornerstone, attended a Guilford-Benbow Hotel dinner, and a Merchants and Manufacturers Club reception before departing for Washington with his secretary and stenographer.
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Greensboro
N. C
Guilford-Benbow Hotel
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Club
Washington
Social Gossip and Fashion at Island and Society Events
A long, illustrated gossip piece details Oriental inspired dress at a Governors Island Army Relief Society event and a London style reception, highlighting Miss Bird, Miss Burden, Mrs Belmont, Mrs Cochrane, and Gen Grant with attendees from high society including the Sheridan and Roe families. It notes dress, hats, and dogs, plus a separate social column on English manners, athletics for girls, and upcoming charity bazaars and embassy entertainments.
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Miss Bird
Miss
Gwendolyn Burden
Haat
Miss Burden
Mina Bird
Augy Belmont
Ford
Charles Steele
Theodore A. Havermeyer
Misa Anna Sattds
Miss Sands
Fred Havermeyer
James L. Kernochan
Catherine Cameron
Tommy
Ang Ha Wea
Cameron
Governors Island
New York
Army Relief Society
Ivinz
Twelfth Infantry
L. C. Allen
Greer
Stephen C. Milla
Johnson
Heistand
McKinley
Grant
Charles F. Roe
Wright P. Edgerton
Phil Sheridan
Irene
Louise
Mary Sheridan
Sheridan
Ward
Wade
Bischoff
Fabius M. Clarke
Stephen C. Mills
Letwin L. Seaman
George Wingate
George Cornwallis West
Jerome
Winston Churchill
London
West
Winston
Ittis
Socialife
Bernard Shaw
Mrs. Reid
Duchess of Marlborough
Bates Drexel
Duchess of Devonshire
Queen Alexandra
England
iIt
Princess Christian
Princeas Henry of Battenberg
Duchtess
Albany
Trelosr
Jord
Bagzsar
Minister Lee is Better Leaves for Guatemala Post
A State Department cablegram from Panama says American Minister to Guatemala and Honduras Mr. Lee, who has been confined to a Panama hospital after a fall at the Guatemala City legation, has recovered enough to return to his post in about two days.
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Guatemala
Panama
State Department
Lee
Honduras
Legation
Guatemala City
Grand Military Band Contest at Randle Highlands Today
Today features two military bands and free barbecue at the Grand Military Band Contest in Randle Highlands with 500 Baltimore visitors. The event teases scenic Washington views and a future suburban lot sale by the Capital Traction Company offering free transfers to Randle Highlands.
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Baltimore
Washington
District of Columbia
Capital Traction Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Randle Highlands
Berwyn
Washington Realty Corp
Colorado
T. J. Giles
Tennallytown
D. C
Posthumous Heir Plea In Will Contest Attracts Court
In New York a will contest over a $120000 estate centers on a six year old son born after Charles G Stachelberg died. Executor Edgar J Stachelberg fights to secure the boy a share while the widow now Mrs Alfred Rau may have to provide for him. If a ruling favors the original terms, two thirds could be placed in trust for the son despite the stepfather’s wealth.
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Washington Post
New York
Charles G. Stachelberg
Linda
Stachelberg
Edgar J. Stachalberg
Tentator
Mre Stachelberg
Alfred Rau
Charles G Edgar J. Stachelberg
Supreme Court
Houses for Rent Ad Fragment
Fragmentary rental advertisement lists phone contact and various numbers 7500 6000 500 40 36 50 35 50 3250 16 30 18. No clear property details or location provided.
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Guantanamo
Southern Drill Grounds
Georgia
Hoston
Timplingvile
Hampton
Toads
Worden
Naifolh
Tampmillsvile
Wolverine
Port Huron
Evie
Niewepsper Hiuniy
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Hackney
Harmness
Show of Ladies’ Kennel Association
Mary J. Moore
Husband
Cannon
Jumel
160Th Street
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Washington
Colonial
Manhiattan, Knickerbocker
Washington Heights
Patriotic Societies
Minister Lee
Seventeenth Street
Farhagut Square
Belok
Joseph I
Weller
F St. Aw
Lamont St
Mount Pleanent
Ralph W. Lee
G St. Aw
Thomas Corcoran
Vestor
John Quinn
A. K Anderson
Belmont
Trenoury
Andresa
13Th Et
LoSa Aoe Hoett
Tamene Martin
Tas
Mar
Greencastle
Pande
Canaries
B.C. M. Burton & Son
Conn Ave
Cisan
Hita Cloget
Baum
Ath & B
Affleck’see &Torz
Ave. of
Fry
John F. Donohoe & Sons
Real Estate and Insurance
East Cap. ST
Cap St
N. J. Ave
Bath
N Y. Ave
Heckman St
Fifteenth St
Stora
Phoenix
Jevkeon
Montem
Col
Harvard
Taylor
Marlborough
Montgomery
Wyoming
Decatur
Milton
Fur
Shepherd
Wallach
Delavne
Leamington
Ess
Victoria
Tre
Fhoeule
Warner
Ontario
Cambridge
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Jas
M. York & Son
Bond
George C Jordon
Stewart
Sixth
D Streets
Clement
Harmon & CO
12Th St
Tho New Building
Tooms
Horning
Northeast Corner
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D Sts
Frank 'T Rawlings CO
PA Ave
Allington Fire Insurancy Company
D C
Harrison Realty Company
I. B Shoemaker
Walter H. Acker
Tate
F. H Smith CO
Tyler & Rutherford Incorporated
Collins-Guerry CO
Joan
W. Linkins
19Th St
THOS
Fisher & Co, Incorporated
F St
H. Saunders & CO
Burnstinl’s
Pennsylvania Ave
Friendship Heights
Shoemaker
Colorado Building
Siever Spring Park
Easley & Hill
Munsey Building
Hollywood
Edward Daniels
Commercial Bank
Nx del Ray
ST Elmo
John D Noraiolle
Alecidria
Chewapeake Beach
Regent
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Tlon
Melody Manor
T Washington
Point Comfort
Lawronce
Wilson
Beven Milts
Commercial National Bank Blig
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Darling, 8Th St
Irving St
Brightwood
Sherman Ave
TAIT
Omwake & CO
Cathedral Highlands
New
Massachusetts
Wisconsin Avenues
Cleveland Park
Friendship
John R McLean
William F Matteson
Batata
Park Road
Irving ST SaaTt
Falls Church
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Company
Wisconsin Ave
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Souther
1827
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