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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1907

Page

11

Burnett Home Looted In Suspected Inside Job

Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett, author of Little Lord Fauntleroy, reports $4000 worth of silverware stolen from her West Eighty Seventh Street home. Police are sought for help after a summer-long absence allowed thieves to steal many heirloom pieces. Burnett suspects an inside job and has hired extra detectives to crack the case.

Lord Fauntleroy New York York Vmrs Frances Hodgson Burnett Lord Paunt- Iry West Eighty Seventh Street Burnett Nately Earl Usu George Francis Arwuind Gil

Mrs Speyer Declares Nonresident for Duty Return

New York socialite Miss James Speyer wife of a noted banker is said to have declared herself a nonresident to pass dresses through the customs on returning from Europe. The Speyers have long claimed nonresidency unless duties are paid on their returns, a policy the paper regrets for not previously reporting Mrs Speyer’s activity in New York charitable and public enterprises.

New York James Speyer United States Europe Speyer Lees Sreser

Diplomats Pay Respects at State Department Ceremony

Ambassadors Rosen of Russia and Jussetand of France paid respects at the State Department yesterday. They joined officials as Laing, who had spent the summer away from Washington, had his assignment confirmed. Secretaries promised full receptions for the occasion in Washington and St. Petersbare.

Rosen Russia Jussetand France Caltuk Laing Washington Woscoy St Petersbare

Thomas Bradley Dead member of Bradley and Hanlon

Thomas Bradley of the Inn of Bradley and Hanlon died yesterday at Wishie residence Over Ins Place of bust Hs aged thirty five. A native of County Kerry Ireland he came to the United States about eleven years ago. Survived by three sisters and two brothers. Funeral from his late residence with Requiem Mass at St Patrick’s Church.

Bradley & Hanlon Ireland Thomas Bradley Pennsylvania Avenue Wishie Sarasic Lake Newark Uradiey WO County Key Jara Vre Sunnah Husson Lizsie Bragiey Norah Strachey Michael Brat Ura Dennis Casha Island Sc Patricks

Press League Secretary Arrives for Birmingham Convention

Cee G Banson of the Rotary at the International League of Press Clubs has arrived in Whitington. Delegates will be conveyed to the Birmingham convention next week. The ope ral train leaves Whitington at 9 o clock next Sunday morning. Newspaper correspondents are invited to attend the entertainment at the Riggs House Saturday evening.

Cee G Banson Neumag Rotary Internationa League of Press Clubs Nat Mike Bir Bondauirters Riggs House Birmingham Whitington O'Clork Tin Riegs House

Naval Officer to Wed in Boston Betrothal of Selfridge and Miles

Rear Admiral Oliver Selfridge of the U S Navy announces plans for marriage to Miles Gertrude Miles in Boston next Tuesday. Despite earlier denials he will leave for Boston where his son George is a lawyer and another son Harry is a Lowell manufacturer. Miss Miles, six years younger, is a longtime friend of the Selfridge family. Selfridge, 71, retired February 6, last year, and his Kalorama Road home is being prepared for return.

Selfridge Boston Oliver Sulfridge U. X Miles Gertrude Miles George Harry Lowell Mass Duncan Miss Miles Miles Admiral Selfridge Kalorama Road Navy

Admiral Melville Weds Estelle Smith Poils in New York Ceremony

Retired Admiral George Wallace Melville, former engineer in chief of the U S Navy, married Miss Estelle Smith Poils of Philadelphia at the Church of the Transfiguration in New York. The ceremony was followed by a dinner at the Hotel Brestin before the couple departed for Philadelphia.

Shectut Washington New York Seonge Wallace Melville Bureau of Steam Engineer Ing Estelle Smith Poils Philadelottz Georgs I Poba George C Houghton Twenty—ninth Street William UF Bailey Blimabetl Abel Noth Philadelphia Cupear Brestin Houghton Melville Sud Pols Yeear Cezorge Wallace Melville United States Navy New York City de Long Romaine Congress American Society of Mechanical Engineers Columbia University

Mississippi Battleship Meets Test At Delaware Bay

New Battle Ship Mississippi shows speed beyond required seventeenth knot amid official testing at Delaware Bay. Lawes Del reports the contract demanded seventeen knots and the vessel demonstrated adequacy, with observers noting measured results and compliance with standards.

Lawes del Delaware Bay

Wireless message reports ships near Trinidad arrival

Acting Secretary of the Navy received a telegram from the Key West naval station stating Rear Admiral Sebyee reports the armored cruisers Tennessee and Washington passed Virgin Pass between St Thomas and Cubra and are due to arrive at Trinidad today. All aboard are well.

Tennessee Washington Trindad Secretary of the Navy Apt Ecebler Key West Fla Admoiral Sebyee Crumerto

Army Orders and Movements Across Commands

Army orders list officers leaving, reassigned, or extended on special duty, with transfers to recruiting, quartermaster, and cavalry posts, and naval officer movements. It notes a memorial for Capt Edwin M. Truell and tributes by the executive committee.

Edwin M. Truell Tate Washington Humare McRely Soloty

Social and Personal News From The Seventh Page

Day celebrations detail visits by Mrs Swanson and Mrs Warhela to Virginia governors households, Miss McLean plans October New York return, Mrs Beach entertains in New York. Blanche May Fritz wed Henry Wilson in Philadelphia at St Peters Church with reception at Mrs Howard’s home and a Philadelphia groom’s homeward plans. Agnes Nelly attended in white. Violet Fritz and Lilien Fritz led the bridal procession. Best man Mr Boylan. Mrs Howard hosts in gray silk. Processing bride and groom head to Philadelphia for their home. J E Collins visits Baltimore before homecoming week. John Nicholas Henry welcomed by DOJ officials. Alfred Fisher hosts reception for Dr William Fisher’s wedding party in Washington. Ina McCully engaged to Robert Reybara Barringer with February wedding planned. Grace Collier wed Charles Gehuetze in Knoxville at bride’s sister’s home. Reverend Ballenger presided with close family present. Ki Power returns from Pennsylvania trip to Rhode Island Avenue.

Swanson Virginia Richmond Warhela McLean New Yorke Miss McLean Walter R. Beach SS Peter's Church Frederick Howard Seventh Street Killarney Bir Alfred Fisher Q Street William Jas Fisher New Yorkia Bis i Washington Mr. Fisher Adelaide TL Jacques Bronxville Fisher Grace H. Collier Dickinsonia Gharies B. Gehuetze Knoxville Ma Slater Ats HO Houser Figh Street W H Ballenger M Charen South Georgstown Bes Ki. & Power Rhode Island Avenue Pennsylvania Ming Marion Oliver England Josephine Durand Mortimer Durrand Mr Oliser Dave Capital Thomas P Gore Oklahoma Gore Hia Congress Christ Church Cooperstown Wiss Anne Hyde Clarke Arthur Osgood Choate John Brown St John's Church New York City Grace ’ Elizabeth Brown Jean RA Brown Alicy Gordon Parker Newark Loraine Roosevelt Judith T Galson Cincinnati Sarah P Melee South Bathivders Troumsmen John H Prentiss H Townsend Devin Morris Helloge Tech Momis Roger Bacon Renne Martin G Hyda Clarke BR Esgerd Cutting Eugene Hine Hyde Hall Mm G Hyde Clarke George Clarke Colonies Americ George © . Choate New York Joseph H Choate EH Harrimen Stanford White Deny L 'Wardwell F Ambrose Clarke Stephen Clarke Edward Clarke Willam Constable Robert Emmet G Emmet Virginia Hot Springs Fassifern Farm Gladys Ingall Melville Ingalls Ber Homestead Ingalls Mika Emily: Sloane Marion Peone Mary’ Sarlisse Katherine Fay Carl A. de Geredorff James G Marshall Cecil Barrett Linea Blagden Charles Inman Fred C Inman Aaron Davis Morris Johnson Himestead Hotel Wilam J Colton Mrr Ines Sdgar H. Btleht New Orleans Zolton Miss Miles New Orleona Elisabeth Latimer Watson Blacts Edward McCullough Newbold L. R. Edgar Oaks Farm William Manice Emily Sloane Henry T Sloane Charlotte Andrews Mir Paris von Hen- Setmalier Henry Cabot Ledge Sicholas Longworth Nottingham Draycott Hugh Bancroft Gov@uigs star Varesa Cohasmet the Oaks W Bercon Horste Jané Waldron Barton Italan Cohasset Harbor Pagni Cattani Miay Marthe Waldron Barron Cohasset Miles Martha Brockton Fair Italy Sora Berton Bisa Waldron Barron Oaly Lin Miles Martha

Newport Gossip on Vanderbilts and Breakers Visit

Social pages detail Reginald Vanderbilt delaying a Breakers visit and avoiding a prospective match with Count Szechenyi while Count Smeneny travels from the Adirondacks to Camp Sagamore. Amidst family rifts and engagements, society notes engagements, weddings, and social outings across Newport, Lenox, and Washington with various Vanderbilts and their guests.

Washington Hebrew Congregation Holds Services at Calvary Church

The Washington Hebrew Congregation will worship at Calvary Baptist Church while their Eighth Street Temple is repaired after a fire. Leaders praised firemen for heroic work that saved the structure and noted other churches offered space.

Eighth Street Washington Calvary Baptist Church H Greene Paator Rey Abram Simon Eighth Street Temple Belt Fire Department Wegner Rev Shnom

Cure for a Cold Promoted by Philadelphia Specialist

A dubious cure claimed by a Philadelphia lung expert, famed for a Maine camp, promises to lessen cold symptoms within 24 hours using a home mixture of pine concentrate, glycerine, and whiskey. The long, promotional notice discourages purchasing this so called remedy from other than specific druggists, warning of theft and questionable efficacy.

Philadelphia Maine Mayiry Lea Alspensie Haténance beRt London Ae Arenell Bing’ Showld Zork Ingram

Turkey's New Envoy Here Arrives in Washington

Mehmed Al Bey, newly appointed Turkish minister, and his wife and five children arrived in Washington and stay at the Ebbitt House. He will present credentials to the President when possible and later move to his legation on Calvert Street. He praises the city as beautiful and will staff the mission with Yhsua Bey as second secretary and Dejalal Mount Bey as first secretary returning from Constantinople.

Mehmed AN Bey Nas Mak Boule Ebbitt Thor Legation Calvert Street Cheso Bey Washington Skeelf Constantmonte Ime Dine Botcevelt Regaton Dejalal Mount Bey Conetenticople Tere Anon Misister Mehmed al Bey

Fraternity inquiry set for Central High Parents meeting

Superintendent urges parents of Central High School students to attend tomorrow at 2 PM in the Central High building to discuss secret societies in public schools. A chancellors’ committee on the fraternity question will meet then to hear views, with education officials expected to address later at the Conservatory of Music. The group includes educators among the colored race and figures from Howard University.

Simern Broan United States

Hitchcock A Patient For Eye Treatment In Arlington Hotel

Former Secretary of the Interior E A Hitchcock undergoes eye muscle treatment at the Arlington Hotel. He reports the procedure was not an operation but required loosening muscles to correct a long standing optical disorder. He remains confined but plans to resume travel soon with Mrs Hitchcock and family. Also notes deaths of soldiers in Memphis per Adjutant General report, including William Malloy, Jesse Spivey, and Joan Ray from various units.

The Intenor Bien Allen Hitchcock the Intenor Arlington Hotel Hitchcock Ilberts Imcledea Mama Army Memle William Malloy

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