Naval Academy Class 07 Banquet At Raleigh Raleigh Song And Jest Features Of The Occasion
The second class of the Annapolis Naval Academy held a formal banquet in Raleigh last night with over 200 future admirals and leaders feasting on an elaborate menu. Class President Churchill Humphrey of Louisville presided, toasts were planned to the class of 07, and the event closed with a rousing class song and navy march. Midnight ended the program as weathered by the hour with a decision to depart for Annapolis by train at noon.
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Hazing at West Point: Discipline and Bearing Excellent
Gen A L Mills, superintendent of the Military Academy, reports in the annual review that cadet discipline and soldierly bearing are excellent, with no signs of hazing reappearing. He notes upperclassmen’s treatment of newcomers remains a concern while citing progress on land, water rights, and a new water supply project. The plant will meet future growth after building completions, likely by 1912, subject to funding.
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Miss Roosevelt Sails Amid Japanese Courtesies
Miss Alice Roosevelt and E. H. Harriman depart Yokohama aboard the Pacific Mail steamer Siberia for San Francisco after a warm farewell from Japanese officials and foreign residents. Harriman praises the courtesy shown to Americans, notes no incidents with the party, and stresses American handling of goods to align with shipper standards.
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Famous Actor Knighted by Queen Victoria
Announcement notes that the renowned actor would return next season. He accepted a knighthood after pressure from peers, despite personal reluctance. His last Washington appearance was the week of December 28, 1803 at the National Theater, performing Waterloo, The Bells, Louis XI, Dante, and The Merchant of Venice.
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Irving Admired Americans After Henry Irving's Death
Charles Frohman spoke in Washington about Sir Henry Irving's deep admiration for Americans and his plans for a U S tour. He recalled Irving's knowledge of people and places in the United States, his optimism for another American visit, and the shock of his passing.
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Grape Nuts Food Praised After Stomach Distress
A Battle Creek man recounts severe stomach catarrh relief after using Grape-Nuts. He contrasts its digestion with other prepared foods, claiming renewed health and vigor and calling Grape-Nuts nearly his sole food after a ten-day trial.
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Calhoun to Deliver Venezuela Report Amid Diplomatic Drift
Judge W J Calhoun returns to Chicago to finish his report on American interests in Venezuela with disputes over the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company. Diplomatic action hinges on his findings, aiming for an amicable settlement with President Castro and no immediate moves to force demands. France vows firm stance to seek reparation for the Caracas incident and protect its cable company concession.
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Impatient France awaits Jusserand talks with Washington
Paris reports growing impatience at President Castro for not withdrawing his offensive on M Taingy the French chargé d affaires at Caracas. Officials deny a Chasseloup Laubat redeployment and say no decision has been reached on measures against Venezuela while awaiting Ambassador Jusserand’s conference with Washington authorities.
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Judge Rules Child Labor Probe Unconstitutional at Mines
Wilkesbarre Pa Oct 13 Judge Wheaton voids a portion of the new child labor law affecting about 10 000 workers aged sixteen to twenty one in anthracite mines The ruling strikes down an exam based proof of age and literacy requirement as frivolous and arbitrary The decision could force miners to lose jobs and compel mine operators to shut mines under the amended act.
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Postal Receipts Rise Across Top Cities in September
New York led with 189,714. Chicago 1,095,287. Philadelphia 446,265. Boston 415, New Orleans up 73 percent. Portland Oregon shows heaviest increase due to exposition. St. Louis declines from last year’s peak. Dayton records the largest normal decline. Brooklyn shows the largest rise after Los Angeles.
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Leib Case Considered by President and Civil Service Board
President Roosevelt conferred with Civil Service Commissioners Tooley and Greene on the Leib case, involving William S. Leib assistant treasurer of Philadelphia. The Civil Service Commission investigated and reported to the President, with partial confirmation of charges but no action known to be decided.
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President appoints Paul Jessen to Arizona Supreme Court
The President accepts the resignation of Eugene A. Tucker from the Arizona Supreme Court and appoints Paul Jessen of Nebraska to succeed him, with the change to take effect this month.
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West Virginia Coals Fast Record At Narragansett Bay Station
Newport R I Oct 14 The armored cruiser West Virginia coal loaded at Bradford station taking 197 tons in one hour and 1000 tons in five and a half hours finishing at 1 15 pm The ship then proceeded to area Pennsylvania and Colorado towed by torpedo boats Blakely and Dupont collided off Bren ton s Reef Lightship Blakely s bow bent but Dupont uninjured and no serious damage reported.
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Carter Wronged, He Says Documents Favorable Destroyed
In Chicago Oct 13 Attorney Stone for Capt O M Carter charged government officials with dishonesty in the Carter investigation. He alleged check book stubs favorable to Carter were destroyed while unfavorable documents were saved. Carter denied possession of the stub book and claimed it came from his father in law I R F Westcott.
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Seventh Anniversary Dorcas Visit Honors Grand Master Bradford
Grand Master H W Bradford and officers visit Dorcas Lodge No 4 Rebekahs in Northeast Temple to inaugurate this year’s grand visitation. 206 members attend a books examination and secret work demonstration, followed by a banquet for 200 with toasts and a watch charm gift. 200 covers, toastmistress Mrs W H McNeill presides, final toast to the sick and grieving, Auld Lang Syne ends the exercises.
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Brothers Killed in Feud in Florida Dance
In St. Augustine on October 13 two brothers, George and Edward Carter, were killed after a feud with the Osteen family escalated at a Moultrie dance. A gunfight followed a fist clash, leaving several injured. four Osteens arrested, a fifth man missing.
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Clemency Granted to Lt Louis McLane Hamilton
Acting Secretary Oliver and Gen Bates recommend clemency for First Lieutenant Louis McLane Hamilton Fourteenth Infantry, great grandson of Alexander Hamilton. Convicted by general court martial for army regulation violations, he was dismissed but the President commuted the sentence to a reduction of thirty files in rank to first lieutenant.
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Hearings on OS Rates Set 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 faces the Pennsylvania Delaware and Hudson Boston and Albany and the New York New Haven and Hartford railroads, while the Fred Q. Clark Company challenges multiple lines including Lake Shore and Michigan Southern New York and Hudson Lehigh Valley Delaware and Hudson Boston and Maine and New York New Haven and Hartford.
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Advertising Is Important News To Readers Of The Post
The Post argues advertising is vital for merchants and reader interest as Center Market draws women shoppers and rigid market inspections ensure quality. Describes laundry, gas stoves, engraving firms, tug operations, and women savers, noting local duties and ships arriving with coal cargoes from Philadelphia.
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Thousands visit Alexandria line for Mount Vernon trips
The Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway reports heavy crowds at Alexandria and Mount Vernon. The Mount Vernon palace car, with five compartments and removable tables for luncheon service, is booked for today and Sunday. Regular trains depart every 20 minutes to Alexandria and hourly to Mount Vernon. A large coal barge Lagerties arrived at Indian Head in tow of tug Poca Hontas with about 700 tons for the naval powder factory.
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Martin Bros Real Estate and Joyce Engraving Firm Profiles
An 20-year history highlights Martin Bros real estate brokers at 1925 Pennsylvania Ave NW with northwest focus, rental department, property loans, and insurances. Also featured is Joyce Engraving Company, a leading eastern engraver in the Star Building, praised for precision, punctuality, and a large client base with 90 percent local work and strong guarantees.
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Manhattan Laundry Promises Smooth Work at Low Rates
The ad touts a high quality laundry service at 1346 Florida Avenue offering smooth collar and cuff finishing with minimal wear. It warns against higher prices and invites customers to send a card or call North 2219 for wagon service.
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Free Liquozone Coupon Offer From Local Druggist
A damaged notice invites readers to mail a coupon for Liquozone and receive a full size bottle via a local druggist. It directs mailing to 458-464 Wabash Ave Chicago and mentions the offer applies to first-time users. The text shows OCR garble and misspellings but conveys a free sample promotion detail.
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Lederers Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment at 1241 H St NE
Philip Lederer’s Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment at 1241 H Street northeast is reputed for first class cleaning and pressing with reasonable prices. Service available citywide with estimates on request by phone Rast 103. The firm emphasizes modern equipment and skilled labor to ensure high quality work.
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