Middies Feast at Raleigh Night of Toasts and Song
Navy class of 07 at Annapolis banquet in Raleigh Over street scenes of toasts, songs, and a decorated menu. Class officers and a large list of attendees are named. program halted at midnight to catch a train home.
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Georgia
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New York
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Virginia
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Jacob Henry Klein
Faulkner Amsden
Hureisen Knapp
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Lawrence H. Austin
Forney Moors Knox Herbert
Babbitt
Carl Christian Krakow
Fred Howard
Walter Fred'k Lafrens
Joseph Baer
Frank W Lagarquist
Albert Asa Baker
George Hays
Lalrad Quy Evans Baker
Bilis Lando George Nathan Barker
Philip Gatch Lauman
John Gherman Barfeon
Willis W Lawrence Claude Oscar Bassett
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Frederick Wood Milner
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Robert L Montgomery
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Henry Clay Murfin Jr
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Collen Dickman
Chandler Parker
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Philip Seymour Chartes
Clfford
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Faulkner Goldthwait
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Robert Frank
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William Taylor Smith Te Fguesph Cul'tyer Herbert Lee Spencer Fathe Verves
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Fletcher Coleman Starr
Philps Hammond James Garfeld Stevens
Ralph To Marian Lemuel Musetter Stevens
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Hart Hewitt Gurton Anderson Strait Romard Rancis Hickey
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Wheery Hicks
George Wallace Strubie PooNed
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Robert Alfred Theobald Werhett Ty Dan Louis Franela Thibault
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Howell Walter Carr Ulrich Chores Humphrey Harnid Hickox
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Oruling Racooe
Avett
James Coe van de Carr Taeoh Tawton Hoearfek
Warren A van Derveer Town
Faward Ingham
Louis Logan
Vertresa
John Fan Ice
Newton Harrie White, Jr
Richea Tyens
Elma
Wlliams
Penry Puiert Keth
William P Williamson Crepen
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Charles C Windsor Chester
Hazing a Dead Pastime at West Point Stressed in Annual Report
Gen A L Mills, superintendent of the Military Academy, reports in the annual review that cadet discipline and soldierly bearing are excellent and that hazing shows no sign of returning. He notes progress on land and water rights for a new supply, with the project under way and cost within appropriation. Completion of buildings is unlikely before 1912, but funding may be secured to support growth and full development.
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Miss Roosevelt Sails From Yokohama With Harriman Party
Miss Alice Roosevelt and E. H. Harriman sailed from Yokohama aboard the Siberia for San Francisco. Harriman praised Japanese courtesy and noted no mistreatment of Americans. He urged that American goods be handled by American shippers to ensure proper quality and style.
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Lyle
Famous Actor's Career Continued from First Page
Announcement that he would come next season. Irving was knighted by Queen Victoria after urging from prominent peers who said the stage deserved his honor. His last Washington appearance was the week of December 28, 1803 at the National Theater featuring Waterloo The Bells Louis XI Dante and The Merchant of Venice.
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Sir Henry Irving’s American visit plans and admiration
Charles Frohman in Washington recalls Irving’s deep admiration for Americans and his longing for another U S tour. He notes Irving’s extensive U S history, planned arrival two months before his season, and dinner chats with Henry Watterson. A tribute from William H Crane calls Irving the stage’s intellectual head and front.
Grape Nuts Food Restores Health in Testimonial
A grateful user from Battle Creek Michigan reports severe stomach catarrh eased by Grape-Nuts after trying multiple prepared foods. He describes prior indigestion, gas and headaches, then credits Grape-Nuts with renewed health and vigor, stating it is now his almost sole food. Ten day trial proves the claim.
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Calhoun to Submit Venezuela Report Around Two Weeks
Judge W J Calhoun, Roosevelt special commissioner, is returning to Chicago to finish his report on U S Venezuela disputes. He may take two to three weeks, delaying any action until the State Department reviews his findings. France also signals firm stance to enforce reparations and protect the French cable company amid the Caracas episode.
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Impatient France awaits Jusserand talks with Washington
France shows impatience over Castro's failure to withdraw action toward M Taingy in Caracas. Officials deny reports of Chasseloup Laubat joining a naval division for Venezuela. Decisions on measures await Ambassador Jusserand's conference with Washington authorities.
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Judge strikes down part of child labor rule in coal mines
Wilkes Barre Pa Oct 13 Judge Wheaton declares unconstitutional a section of the new child labor law affecting miners aged sixteen to twenty one. Certification tests and literacy requirements would have forced up to 10 000 workers from their jobs and could force mine closures.
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Postal receipts rise in September for 50 largest cities
United States postal receipts in September for the fifty largest cities totaled 6,523,500 up from 5,907,208 a year earlier, a 10.26 percent gain. Portland Oregon shows the largest increase due to the exposition, while St. Louis Missouri posts the biggest decline from last year’s expo record. New York Philadelphia Chicago Boston and other cities report varied gains and losses. New Orleans shows a 73 percent rise amid ongoing yellow fever concerns.
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Leib Case Considered by President and Civil Service
President Roosevelt conferred with Civil Service Commissioners Tooley and Greene on the Leib case involving William S. Leib assistant treasurer in Philadelphia. Charges alleged violations of civil service law, an investigation produced a report that partly sustains the charges, no action announced.
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President selects Paul Jessen for Arizona Supreme Court
The President accepts the resignation of Associate Justice Eugene A. Tucker of the Arizona Supreme Court to take effect next month. Paul Jessen of Nebraska is appointed to succeed him.
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West Virginia Sets Coaling Record At Bradford Station
The armored cruiser West Virginia coaled 197 tons in one hour and 1000 tons in five and a half hours at Bradford Naval Coaling Station on Narragansett Bay finishing at 1 15 pm. The ship then prepared for area Pennsylvania after coal on board 500 tons for Pennsylvania and 1200 for Colorado.
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Carter Wronged He Says In Disputed Government Records
In Chicago Oct 13 charges of dishonesty against officials tied to Capt O M Carter's engineer investigation were made. Attorney Stone claimed stubs and favorable Carter records were seized or destroyed, while unfavorable evidence was saved. Other items noted include medical leave, transfers, naval orders, and Gen Weston reassignment to St Louis.
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Seventh Anniversary Grand Visitations to Dorcas Lodge
Grand Master H W Bradford led Odd Fellows grand visitations visiting Dorcas Lodge No 4 Rebekah in Northeast Temple. 206 members attended as books were examined and a secret-work exemplification passed. A banquet for 200 followed with Mrs W H McNeill as toastmistress and a watch charm gift to Bradford. The evening closed with Auld Lang Syne.
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Brothers Killed in Feud at Moultrie Dance in Florida
In St Augustine on October 13 George and Edward Carter were killed after a feud with the Osteen family flared at a Moultrie dance. A fist fight preceded a pistol shooting that killed both brothers. several others were injured. Four Osteens were arrested, a fifth at large.
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Clemency Granted to First Lieutenant Louis McLane Hamilton
On recommendation of Acting Secretary Oliver and Gen Bates the President exercised clemency in the case of First Lieut Louis McLane Hamilton Fourteenth Infantry a great grandson of Alexander Hamilton He was convicted by general court martial of violations of army regulations and sentenced to be dismissed The President commuted the sentence reducing him thirty files in rank on the list of first lieutenants of infantry.
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Hearings on OS Rates by ICC in Cleveland
Interstate Commerce Commission members will travel to Cleveland on October 2 to hear two rate cases affecting petroleum oil shipments. The Waverly Oil Company challenges rates set by several railroads including the Pennsylvan ia, Delaware and Hudson, Boston and Albany, and New York New Haven and Hartford. A parallel case, Fred Q. Clark Company v multiple lines including Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and Lehigh Valley seeks rate relief from major carriers.
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Advertising Is Important News To Readers Of The Post
The Post declares advertising helps readers and merchants, noting women seek bargains and men seek prices. Center Market draws shoppers amid strict market inspections. Desk Sergeant Monroe returns to duty after leave in Washington. Local ads promote laundry services, gas stoves, and engraving firms. Ships Nettie and John McGinnis arrive with coal from Philadelphia.
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Thousands of bankers visit Alexandria and Mount Vernon
The Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway reports heavy crowds to its lines as bankers seek day trips. The Mount Vernon palace car, chartered for today and Sunday, seats 15 to 20 in five compartments with viewing vestibule and on board luncheon options. Regular trains run every 20 minutes to Alexandria and hourly to Mount Vernon. Also noted is the Lagerties barge arriving at Indian Head with 700 tons of Norfolk coal for the naval powder factory.
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Old Established Firm Dominates West End Real Estate
Martin Bros real estate brokers at 1925 Pennsylvania Avenue mark twenty years in business. Known for square dealing, they handle investment property loans and mortgages with a large rental list and rent collection. The firm also emphasizes fire insurance with major companies and growing surplus lines. The Joyce Company, a top engraving firm, operates in the Star Building and dominates local and Southern engraving work with punctual service and a strong guarantee.
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Manhattan Laundry Promises Smooth Work and Fair Rates
The ad touts superior collar and cuff care with minimal wear, offering quality laundry at 2 cents per item. It invites customers to send a card or call North 2219 to arrange pickup, promoting Manhattan Laundry at 1346 Florida Avenue.
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Coupon offer for Liquozone free bottle promotion
Reader is urged to send a coupon to Liquozone for a free full size bottle via a local druggist. The coupon directs mailing to 458 464 Wabash Ave Chicago with promises of payment to the druggist. The text shows garbled phrases and misprints but centers on a free liquorone bottle offer through a mail order.
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Lederer’s Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment Opens
Philip Lederer’s Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment at 1241 H Street NE is known for first class cleaning and pressing with reasonable prices. Fast citywide service, cheerful estimates, and phone Rast 103. Also notes the Mayflower bringing thirty cords of pine wood, McDermott Carriage Company’s large business, Edwin R Hunt schooner unloading ice, and tug William H Yerkes towing for Baltimore.
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