Midshipmen Banquet Closes Annapolis Class Of 07 Planners
The second class of the Annapolis Naval Academy held a festive banquet at the Raleigh room with over 200 attendees. Class President Churchill Humphrey led toasts honoring future admirals, followed by a class song and ceremonial gifts. Late program changes canceled remaining toasts due to travel the next day.
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Hazing at West Point Called Contained in Annual Report
Gen A L Mills superintendent reports cadet discipline and bearing are excellent at the Military Academy. Upperclass treatment of newcomers is improving under regulations. Land, water rights for a new supply source are secured and construction is under way. The plant will meet fifty years of growth once buildings are finished, likely by 1912 pending funding.
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Miss Roosevelt Sails With Harriman Party from Yokohama
Miss Alice Roosevelt and E. H. Harriman head a Pacific Mail line voyage to San Francisco aboard the Siberia after a Tokyo farewell. Harriman thanks Japanese for courtesy, noting no issues with locals or Orientals, and urges American handling of goods to match shipper standards.
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Famous Actor’s Career Continues with Knighthood
Announcement notes the actor will join next season and accept the title despite initial reluctance. It recalls Sir Henry Irving’s last Washington appearance 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 in Farewell Tour Plans
In Washington Charles Frohman recalls Sir Henry Irving’s deep admiration for Americans and outlines his intended U S visit. He spoke of Irving’s lifelong affection for the United States, his planned early arrival in October, and a breakfast with elite figures after a New York appearance before sailing back to England.
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Grape Nuts Food Helps Battle Creek Man Recover
A Battle Creek man narrates a ten day trial with Grape-Nuts stating severe stomach catarrh and indigestion from other foods vanished after adopting the cereal. He credits renewed health and vigor to Grape-Nuts and says he now relies on it as his nearly sole food.
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Calhoun to Report on Venezuela Rift With Castro
Judge W J Calhoun plans a two to three week report completion after visiting Venezuela and New York. Diplomacy aims for amicable settlement with Castro and possible reinstatement of concessions for the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company, while France vows firm action to defend its diplomat and cable interests.
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Impatient France awaits Jusserand talks with Washington
Paris reports growing impatience over President Castro’s delay in withdrawing his offensive against M Taingy the French charge d affaires at Caracas Officials deny a Chasseloup Laubat deployment and say no decision has been taken on measures against Venezuela Awaiting Ambassador Jusserand’s conferences in Washington
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Judge strikes down part of child labor law in coal regions
Special to The article from Wilkes Barre reports Judge Wheaton voids a section of the new child labor law effective next Monday in coal mines. It would have required an employment certificate with reading and writing tests unless a birth or baptismal certificate proves age. The ruling affects about 15,000 workers ages sixteen to twenty one and could force mine closures if upheld.
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Postal Receipts Increase in Fifty Largest Cities
Receipts aggregated for September reach 6 523 500 dollars, up from 5 907 208 a year earlier. Portland Oregon and Brooklyn New York show notable increases while St Louis Missouri and Dayton Ohio show declines tied to expositions. Major city totals include New York 189 714 Chicago 1 095 287 Philadelphia 446 265 Boston 415 21 St Louis 293 74 New Orleans up 73 percent amid yellow fever notes.
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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 US treasurer in Philadelphia, accused of civil service law violations. The commission’s report, partly sustaining the charges, was presented to the President, who had not yet decided on action.
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President selects Paul Jessen to fill Arizona Supreme Court seat
The President accepts Eugene A. Tucker's resignation from the Arizona Supreme Court effective May. Paul Jessen of Nebraska is appointed to succeed him, marking a federal level change in the state's high court roster.
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West Virginia Coals At Bradford Breaks Record In Five Hours
Special to The Washington Post from Newport Rhode Island October 14 reports 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 Narragansett Bay finishing at 1 15 pm and ready for area. Later, Pennsylvania and Colorado coal aboard. Torpedo boats collide at Bren ton's Reef Lightship as Blakely bow bent but Dupont uninjured.
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Carter Allegations Shadow Carter Case In Orange Contract
In Chicago Oct 13 attorney Stone charged government officials with dishonesty over Carter inquiry. Stone says check book stubs favoring Carter were seized and destroyed while unfavorable records were kept. Erwin contends Carter must produce the box and stubs allegedly supplied by Westcott. Carter discussed a contract showing 63020 dollars paid on property in Orange New York, which Carter says reflected a gift from his father in law.
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Seventh Anniversary Grand Visitations Honor Dorcas Lodge
Grand Master H W Bradford and officers visit Dorcas Lodge No 4 Rebekah in Northeast Temple. 206 members attend as books are examined and a secret work exemplification is shown. A banquet honors the visiting officers with 200 covers. Mrs W H McNeill presides as toastmistress.
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Brothers killed in feud at Florida dance
In St Augustine Florida October 13 George and Edward Carter were killed and several others injured at a Moultrie dance amid a feud with the Osteen family. The dispute began with a prior fist fight, a shooting ended with the two Carter deaths as Osteens were arrested awaiting bail.
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Clemency Granted to First Lieutenant Louis M Hamilton
On Acting Secretary Oliver and Gen Bates recommendation the President granted clemency to First Lieut Louis McLane Hamilton Fourteenth Infantry a great grandson of Alexander Hamilton He was convicted by general court martial of army regulation violations and sentenced to dismissal The sentence was commuted to a reduction of thirty files in rank on the first lieutenants list.
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Hearings on OS Rates by Interstate Commerce Board in Cleveland
Interstate Commerce Commission members will travel to Cleveland on October 2 to hear two rate cases affecting petroleum shipments. The Waverly Oil Company contest the Pennsylvania Delaware and Hudson Boston and Albany and New York New Haven and Hartford railroads. The Fred Q Clark Company challenges the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern New York and Hudson Lehigh Valley Delaware and Hudson Beston and Maine and New York New Haven and Hartford railroads.
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Advertising Is Important News To Readers Of The Post
The Post urges readers to value advertising as a key information source for bargains and market quality. It highlights Center Market as a hub with strict inspections, and notes merchants use the paper to reach shoppers including women and men seeking prices and freshness.
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Thousands of bankers visit Alexandria and Mount Vernon
The Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway reports heavy crowds seeking the palace car Mount Vernon for trips today and Sunday. The car seats 15 to 20 in five compartments with luncheon service options and an unobstructed view from both ends. Regular trains run every twenty minutes to Alexandria and hourly to Mount Vernon. call Main 431 to reserve. The barge Lagerties with 700 tons of Norfolk coal heads to Indian Head for the naval powder factory.
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Old Established Firm Builds West End Reputation
Martin Bros real estate brokers at 1925 Pennsylvania Avenue mark twenty years of service in the city. The firm handles investment property loans and mortgages, maintains a large rental list, rents collection, and supervises properties. Fire insurance is a growing feature with strong companies represented. The Joyce Company engraving leads the eastern market with punctual service and high salaries for workers, engraving most local business work and much of the Southern states.
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The Best Laundry Ad Promises Smooth Work at 2c Rate
The ad urges customers to choose Manhattan Laundry at 1346 Florida Avenue for collars and cuffs finished smoothly with minimal wear. It claims a 2 cent rate and offers wagon service by phone North 2219.
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Coupon Offer for Liquozone Free Bottle
An advertisement offers a free full size Liquozone bottle upon mailing a coupon to the Liquozone company at 458-464 Wabash Ave Chicago. The text asks for the coupon to be sent and mentions paying the druggist or local outlet.
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Lederer Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment in Northeast District
Philip Lederer operates a cleaning and dyeing shop at 1241 H Street NE offering first class laundry and pressing with citywide delivery and cheerful estimates. Also notes growing local business McDermott Carriage Company and schooners bringing pine wood and ice cargoes to Baltimore. Dae Horsfert’s Acid Phosphate advertised as germ destroyer for typhoid and cooling effect.
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