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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1910

Page

12

Mrs Cameron Sues After Short Marriage in Brooklyn

Elizabeth H Cameron files for separation against Duncan E Cameron in Brooklyn court, alleging habitual intoxication and ill treatment after a November 1909 Rockville Md wedding. The vast fortune and social ties of Cameron are noted, with alimony and expenses sought and counterclaims of insanity and drug use raised. Both former husband Henry Welch and Cameron’s lawyer figure in court mentions.

Washington Society Elizabeth H Cameron Duncan E Cameron Froderick Cameron Brooklyn Cameron Henry Welch The Treasury Rockville Hved New York Alotel Wolcott de Rndant Robertson Hones Supervising Architect Welch Camerons Sir Roderick Cimneston New York City Staten Island Margaret Catherine Cameron T Street Northwest Elizabeth R Cameron Supreme Court Maddox Duncan Ewen Cameron Milionaire Roderick Cameron John F. McIntire Justice Madox Canada Thirty-fourth Street Madison Avenue Manhattan Mra Cameron

Delayed Chevy Chase Club Hunt Promises Larger Fox Pack

Drought stretches into hunting season with the Chevy Chase Club delaying opening until November 6. Cub fox hunts will run with strong attendance due to new grounds stabling allowing members to keep horses on site and join the pack, then depart by city car.

Chevy Chase Club

Milk Trust Allegations In District Hearing

Dairy representatives from District Maryland and Virginia accuse financiers with a 20 million dollar capital of trying to control the national milk supply. Dr W C Woodward and other officials are named in a campaign against pasteurization and the tuberculin test. Corbin Thompson cites a long list of financiers linked to the trust as commissioners consider proof and potential investigation.

W. C. Woodward Maryland Virginia Dairymen’s Association Milk Trust Corbin Thompson Dairymen Levi P. Morton Thomas F. Ryan Anthony Brady J. Boeing Kohn

Peary Becomes Captain In Navy Corps Of Engineers

Arctic explorer Robert E Peary was advanced to captain in the Navy Civil Engineers corps on the retirement of Captain A S G White. Pearys leave expires soon with assignment undecided by the Navy Department. Rear Admiral John B Milton also retired, and Captain Albert Mertz was promoted to rear admiral.

Corps of Civil Engineers Navy Robert E. Peary Corps of Civil Engineers of G. White Peary Navy Department John B. Milton Kentucky Naval Training Station San Francisco Albert Mertz

Six New Bishops Named by Episcopal Convention

The house of bishops at the triennial convention in Cincinnati names six new and missionary bishops including George Allen Beecher of Omaha as Kearney bishop and Theodore Payne Thurston of Minneapolis for East Oklahoma. Others include Francis L. H. Potts Shanghai to Wuhu and Louis Sanford Berkeley to San Joaquin plus Julius Walker Attwood Phoenix Arizona and Albert Temple Waco as Arizona and northern Texas bishops. Bishop Lloyd of Southern Virginia is praised as board president amid a board reorganization increasing domestic and foreign missions leadership to 48 members.

Cincinnati Ohio House of Bishops Protestant Episcopal Church George Allen Beecher Omaha Kearney Nebi Theodore Payne Thurston Minneapolis East Okhaama Francis L. H. Potts Shanghai China Wuhu Louis Sanford Berkeley Cal San Joaquin Julius Walker Attwood Phoenix Aris Arizona Albert Temple Waco Tex Texas Beecher Graves Board of Domestic and Foreign Missions Arthur Lloyd Wirginia Bishop Lloyd George Gordon King Albany W. Doane David H. Greer New York Ethelbert B. Talbot C. K. Nelson S C. Edsall J. M. Francis C. F. Anderson

Army Orders Leaves in Absence and Board Examination Details

Army orders announce leaves in absence for Capt Marion S Hattie of the coast artillery and Second Lieut Horace M Hickam of the eleventh cavalry. Special orders appoint a board of officers at Sandy Hook, N J, to prepare examination questions for captains and lieutenants. A medical corps officer joins Fort Leavenworth duties during another absence. Several lieutenants and warrant officers are reassigned to posts for five days before continuing to Fort Monroe, Fort Jay, and other posts, with details of company attachments and destinations.

Marion S Hattie Coast Artillery Corps Horace M. Hickam Eleventh Cavalry John J Bradley Department of the Columbia Jay E. Hoffer Ordnance Department William H. Tschappat Edward P. O'Hern Sandy Hook James Bourke Medical Corps Campbell EF. Babcock Fourth Infantry Wie Fort Crook Nebr Arthur W. Lane Fort Monroe Fred M. Green Fort Banks Mass Delmar Lenzner 169Th Fort Jay Austin M. McDoonell Washington Barracks Roland W. Plager Presidio of San Francisco Cal Donald Armstrong Franklin Babenck Tha ‘Presidio Cat Hermann H. Zorg Fort Des Motes Towa Gladson MM. Barnes Fort Wayne Mich Earl J. W. Ragsdale Fort Banke Bass Raycroft Walsh Fort Hancock N. J Harvey C. Allen Seventy-third N. Y Edward B Dennis Columbus Barracks Ohio

70 Year Old Bank President Convicted in Misapplied Funds

Milton Anderson Carlisle, 70, former president of the Newbury National Bank, was found guilty of misapplying bank funds in Greenville. The decision came after a lengthy trial, detailing unauthorized transfers and improper use of bank assets. Carlisle faces sentencing proceedings and potential penalties under banking laws.

Greenville D. C Milton Anderson Carlisle Newbury National Bank Mr. Carlisle

Baltimore Mayor Mahool Invited to Taft Tokyo Dinner

Mayor Mahool of Baltimore is added to the guest list for a White House dinner tomorrow night with the mayor of Tokyo, hosted by President Taft. The invitation underscores ongoing diplomatic engagement and hospitality at the national level.

White House Mahool Baltimore Taft Tokyo

Protest Over Statue Sparks Furor at National Capital WCTU Convention

At the District W C T U convention in Washington, Mrs. S M Westcott drew sharp attention by criticizing the Miss Natalie Barney statue in Sheridan Circle as improper art. The body elected officers, honored retiring leaders, and adopted resolutions opposing Sunday 5 cent theaters.

Natalie Barney Mice Barney Barney Sheridam Publc Department of Purity 5. M. Westcott Misa Barney Washington McKendree M. E. Church Emma Shelton Jennie Robinson Clayton E. Emig G. T. Shimmick Benjamin Lineback Charles P. Grandfield Washington Heights Union Clinton Smith M. E. Cohen

Japanese Delegation Dined With Baron Uchida in Washington

Nine Japanese visitors including four top businessmen and three members of Congress were entertained at a dinner by Baron Uchida, Japan's ambassador, in Washington last night. The party recently toured Europe and America and arrived in the capital, with legislators then departing for New York and the businessmen planning to leave the city today. Participants included H Ogawa, K Muto, K Suzuaki, Dr A Harada, Dr Hara, and Messrs Tak, Tomita, Takayama, R Konishi.

Baron Uchida Europe America Washington New York H. Ogawa K. Muto K. Suzuaki A. Harada Doshisha Unversity Kioto Hara R. Konishi Tak Tomita Takayama

Hotels list of guests by city and name in late 19th century

A long ledger style record enumerates hotel guests by city across the United States. Names accompany hotel brands such as St James Ebbitt Riggs and Willard, with entries for Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg San Francisco and many states. The list mentions dozens of individuals and couples, including W Joney A Byrne Mrs Savoy and numerous others, reflecting journeyman travel patterns of the era.

Boston L Smith A. R. Parke St James Seward Joney A. Byrne Willard Lefirema Raleigh H. T. Bowles Shoreham Savoy Riggs Chicago H.lapey Maleigh H. Jones Epbitt J Wood W. L de Wolf Arthur Young New York City F. W. Woo St. James Kilw. Carey Misa H.trumper John G. Lynan W. . Griswold C. L. Simmons O. R. Garland Georoga Perkins Lester Mendelson J.P. O'Shea Mra. CB. Richards Martin Descher R. G. Carlisle C Jenkins Millard A. Atchison W. M. O'Connor HH Badine BF Dufries FL Militman Je, Woodwell Muton Wallenstein B. T. Moss Robert Nixon P. F. Careroll A. Vibist G Bi, Armstrong WM. Adler C. W. Taylor Dudley Newton G. P Seeley John Fox Albert A. Hirschh Hbbitt John Fulton, Jr Edward Lyndon Howland Bhoreham J K. Burke Philadelphia J. L. Castle W. H. Podesta C. M. Ackerman A. R. Roesch F. D. Kinney Ebbitt Theresa Wolcott Henry Gray Charles D. Crowell Pittsburg D. W. Camp, Jr J. H. Bislds J. F. Bixiey G T. Hoag Elizabeth Hoag California S. T. Montgomery San Jose T. B. McFarland G. W. Haley Bloomington Ebbit W. E. Mills Joliet Rigge Indiana W. W. Knight Indianapolis Willard Kentucky David W. Baird Loutaville Louisiana James H. Dillard New Orleana Releigh Massachusetts H. F. Line Medford C. W. Holtzer Vernon Durbin Brookline East Orange Ohio Strohne Cincinnati H. D. Hughes Cleveland Win ‘Christy Akron Charles B. Smith W. V. B. Typping Ashland Robert E. Lewin John C. Diehl Denance C. P. Lemming Raeigh Hod Myera Richmond St. Jamen Beott Lynchburn Eawards Dararch Roanoke West Virginia

G O P Rally and Smoker at Republican League HQ

Connecticut Republicans of the district plan a rally and smoker tomorrow evening at 1227 Pennsylvania avenue. Speakers include William Tyler Page of Maryland and John G Capers, among others, at Republican League headquarters.

Connecticut Republican League Pennsylvania Avenue William Tyler Page Maryland John G. Capers

Helles to quit rumor on Hilles resignation

Charles D. Hilles of Dobbs Ferry New York Assistant Secretary of the Treasury was said to have informally tendered his resignation to President Taft to take effect at the President's pleasure. He would stay until noon March 4 then retire to private business. Hilles, a close Taft adviser, declined to confirm.

Charles D. Hilles Dobba Ferry N. Y the Treasury Taft Hilles Ohio Society of New York Henry W. Taft Mr. Taft Treasury Department

Wellman Eyes New Equilibrator for Air Expedition

Special to The Washington Post reports Walter Wellman weighs options after the America’s failed arctic voyage. He notes a heavier equilibrator would have eased steering in rough seas and hints at vaudeville or lecture offers for crew. Atlantic City hosts talks, dinner, or reception plans as future craft options are considered.

America Post New York Walter Wellman Arctic Mr. Wellman The Trent Wellmans Vanimans Waldorf Atlantic City Weilman Wellman Lne Lloyds

Strike on M. P. Extended Hits Missouri Pacific Workers

A strike order is issued by three international unions affecting sheet metal workers coppersmiths pipemen black smiths and boilermakers on Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain railroads. About 2600 allied trades may respond at 10 a m tomorrow following an abortive conference over machinists demands. The unions threaten further action if the two Gould roads dispute remains unresolved.

St. Louis Uct Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain Allied Trades

Julia Ward Howe Honored Here in Boston and at Howard

As mourners gathered in Boston for Julia Ward Howe funeral services were held at Howard University memorial chapel. President Thirkield praised her career and character while students sang the Battle Hymn of the Republic with orchestra accompaniment.

Julia Ward Howe Boston Memorial Howard University Thirkield Old South Church

Washington Horse Show entries feature famed owners and records

The Washington Horse Show at American League Park next week lists Henry Fairfax Thomas F Ryan and Mrs Allan Potts among top East exhibitors. Highlighted are Lugano and Como with Miss Katherine Cherbonnier aiming for a world record, plus an officers chargers class and police mount contests signaling keen competition across 22 entries and three special features. Local shipping of animals signals high public interest and anticipated promotion success.

Washington London Amy du Pont Senator du Pont Delawate Fifteenth Cavalry Mr. Stotesbury Lugano Como Katherine Cherbonnier Louis Leight Thomas F. Ryan Allan Potts Lewis Leight Lee Hechinger Raymond Spear Babe B. m J. J. Summerlin Black Prince B. G A. d. Stabler Hillie George Goodacre Dixie Edward Fower Bladen Jackson Baibrigan Buckeye Land Stock Farm Chas Gray Stone J. F. Shreve Echinger Aldie Wildfire G. Aldie Stud Prince George B. H John E Lanspury Belle Brands Alexandria Amy E. du_ Pont Balbrigan Garonne Buckeye and Stock Farm Lady Gray B.m Les Hechinger Grand Slam Bossail Sauiba W. B. Bullock Bh m Amy_E. du Pont Spring Hurst Bell Boy Selma Lass Ch. m Aldie Stud’ and Stock Farm Fanny Aldie Stud and Stock Farm Corris Kay G. C. H. Stone King Edward, Gr A. D. Benner Josie Hampton Honorable E. L. Redmond & Co Sherry Sorrel m Martha Hazzard Amy FE. du Pont Lord Golden Herman Wzjilman Bh. m C. X_ Brands Spring ‘Hurst b_g Gallardo Thomas J. Ryan Selma Jass Aldie Stud ‘and Stock Farm Honorable, Ch B. L. Redmond & Co Amy E. du Pont Lee Heckinger Aldie Lady Bobbie Amy BE. du Pont News Girl Eh. m Grg J. F Shreve Bosco A. R. Chaffee Yellowstone Regén Capt G Fortescue R. J. Sellman A. G. Crump Nightingale Stanley T. Green Lady Grey Holmes van Sickler Sanford John O. Evans Buster Brown R. F. Tate Silver Heels F. W. Stewart Paradox Martin Austin Juckemeyer Yellowstone Regent D. Allen John Harper Gordon Johnston Decelve Eben Swift Blenheim Farm Virginia Girl Melvin C. Hazen King Edward G. D. Benner Reggy Corner Snstons So Miss M. Hazzard George W. Bradshaw Pyro R. J. Selman Bh. G Mayfield E. Ypsolmes van. Sickler H. Holmes van Sickier Ch. G R. F Tate Algoma Blenfaradox Rock Abbey Merry Widow B. m. Thomaz F. Ryan B. m. Melvin C. Haxen Iron Master R. G Julian C. Keith Lion Heart Topsy Bik. m J.C. Love Lexington U. D. Benner Lady Teazie Bowles Bros Odd Fallon W. Mack Buckley Kymo Ch. F Martha Hanzard Connie Br. G A. R. Chaffie, Jr J. G. Quekemeyer Drick St. Martin Long Island C. J. Meetze Lady Washiner Mm. C. J. Meetze Willow King and Prince Royal Blackbird R. J. Seliman Melvin C. Hagen A. D. Beapers Jennle Andustin Deck Leighton Stables Cherrie Lady Brill Raymond Pea Blenheim Meryldow Thos. F. Yanewall Gquire Bullock Goodwin Bowles G. Trea Sperry M. Hazard Duele Thomas Bones Yellow Stone D. Alten Castle Hill Edward Gray Lady Washington C. J Meetze Bristow, Va Long Island, Jr Bristow Va Supply B. Wh J. F. Sprinkle Bob John W. McCormack Red Gilbert John Maher Beauty Patrick Creaghe Gilbert Bay Abram Buckingham Penny Packer William Reilly Sunny Jim J. C. Helde Benner Julian C. Keithn Park Buck Inland Stock Farm Grana Slam C. m Alexder

Elmendorf Lectures Berlin Tour At National Theater

Dwight Elmendorf drew a capacious audience for the second Berlin lecture at the National Theater. The program featured clear motion pictures of German life including an annual review of 70 000 soldiers and Kaiser imagery. A Spreewald excursion and color costumes contrasted with American methods, prompting applause and hints of future Vienna coverage.

Berlin National Dwight Elmendorf National Theater Serres Rwer Spreewald Atlantic City Elmendorf Vienna

War College Class Dines After Graduation Dinner

Graduates of 1909-10 Army War College held a dinner at Rauscher's with no formal exercises. Attending were Gen W Wotherspoon, Lieut Col J A Le Jeune, Lieut Col L W V Kennan, many others from infantry, cavalry, artillery, coast and engineers. Addresses were delivered by Gen Wotherspoon, Lieut Col O Connor, and Lieut Col Tillgen.

Rauscher’s Army War College W. W. Wotherspoon J. A. le Jeune L. W. V. Kennan Fourteenth Infantry Charles 1 M. O'Connor Eighth Cavalry John C. F. Tilson Eighteenth Infantry John T. Knight Eben Swift Ninth Cavalry Carl Reichmann Twenty Fourth Infantry George L. Irwin Third Field Artillery William «. Brown Third Cavalry Charles L. Beckarts Fifth Infantry David J. Baker, Jr Eleventh Infantry Geoffrey H. MacDonald Thirteenth Infantry R. A. Brown Fourth Cavalry Edwin Landon Coast Artillery E. A. Helmick Tenth Infantry Alexander L. Dade Edwin ©. Surratt Coast Artillery Corps William K. Naylor Ninth Infantry George H. Tatherson Twenty-ninth Infantry Gilbert Youngberg Corps of Engineers Wotherspoon O'Connor Tillgén

Fund Raised to Aid Dipley in Ketchel Murder Case

Relatives in Springfield Missouri report a 1200 dollar fund for Walter A Dipley now jailed in Mansfield charged with murdering Stanley Ketchel. An unsigned New York letter promises information if wanted, and D P Dickerson notes Ketchel had enemies in New York and suspects a plot.

Springnela Walter A. Dipley Mansfield Stanley Ketchel Puellist New York D. P. Dickerson Dickerson Ketchel

Blood shed in Havana duel involving ex Speaker and port captain

In Havana on October 20 Gen Freyre Andrade former interior secretary and former speaker of the lower house dueled with Port Captain Carlos Aguirre. Swords were used and both men sustained minor wounds after a quarrel that escalated from a blows exchange yesterday.

Havana Freyre Andrade Interior Carolos Aguirre

Wealthy Franklin City man thwarted by detectives in window escape

E Thompson Jones of Franklin City Virginia, son of a rich mill family, was arrested in Philadelphia after a 15 minute struggle with two detectives as he clung to a four story window while assault charges against his brother were pursued. He fought the officers, declared he would leap, and was finally subdued and committed for Franklin City authorities. His family ties to oyster bed interests in Pimlico Sound are noted as the dispute source.

E. Thompson Jones Franklin City Philadelphia Washington Post Benton J. Samuel Jones Twelfth Street le Strange Doyle LeStrange Frank Min City Pimlico Sound

Auto Hits Editor White in New York

Horace White, former editor and president of the New York Evening Post, was struck by a taxicab in Manhattan on Columbus Avenue near Sixty-ninth Street. He suffered a scalp wound and a possible shoulder fracture while going to his home, with the driver Edward Huot at the wheel. White’s long journalism career included purchasing the Post in 1881 with Carl Schurz and Edwin Godkin. He retired in 1901.

Cameron Maryland New York Wolcott Belmont Tiffany East Tenth Street Manhattan Uffany New York Evening Post Washington Post Horace White Edward Huot Columbus Sixty-ninth White Mr. White Carl Schurz Edwin Godkin Post

Explosion at Du Pont powder mill kills two in Pompton Lake

An explosion at the Du Pont de Nemours Powder Company plant in Pompton Lake New Jersey demolished the corning mill this afternoon. Two men Samuel Tilson and John Olisat were instantly killed and three others were injured.

Pompton Lake N. J du Pont de Nemours Powder Company Samuel Tilson John Olisat

Shortest Kentucky murder trial ends with death sentence

Charles Little pleaded guilty to the ambush murder of Mathew Crawford at a distillery near Jackson. Facing possible mob violence, he chose the electric chair and was sentenced to death six minutes after a jury was impaneled. Locals, including mountaineers, discussed the case but dispersed after assurances of swift punishment.

Jackson Charles Little Mathew Crawford Right Little Lexington Little Kentucky Grawford V. G. Mullikén Litula

Mystery in Woman s Death in Cumberland

Special to The Washington Post reports Mrs. Martin Phillips age 60 of near Belington found in her room burned almost to ashes. Her husband in adjacent room heard no disturbance. The floor where she lay was not burned. Authorities investigate the death as a case in progress.

Washington Post Cumberland Martin Phillips Belington

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