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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1905

Page

45

After Many Years Returns to a Sheltered Homecoming

Darrell Britton and his father Dr Elliott arrive at the Jewett homestead after years apart. A reunion with Mrs Britton unfolds with poignant emotion as she recognizes John, her long-lost husband, in a moonlit scene that binds past and present. The tale centers on a quiet, intimate revival of family ties and love after a long separation.

John Elliott John Britton Darrell Patience Jewett Bince Darrell Pines Waicn Great West Marion Mother Maron Ned Eldott Dr. Parker Duke and Henry Streets Virginia Gate Deposit and Trust Corporation

Eastern Home Restores Family Under Jewett Roof

Darrel and father settle at the Jewett homestead as Mrs. Jewett’s rooms are reopened after years. The old decor gives way to modern furnishings while Miss Jewett resists change. Secrets of love and past affections surface as Darrel discusses Marion, Kate, and his dream love with his mother, who urges clarity about true love and virtue.

Darrel Jewett Mrs. Britton Mr Britton Mrs. Jewett Sally Ukimbu Miss Jewett Mass Jewett John Brit Gally Ava John Britton Darrell Espey

Mrs Platt’s dog banished from hotel dining room

Guests at the Antlers Hotel in Colorado Springs report Mrs. Senator Platt was asked to remove her dog Griffon from a breakfast table. Manager Mr. Stein refused to bend the rule, noting that guests insist animals not dine in the dining room. Mrs. Platt relented and handed the pet to a bellboy.

The New York Tribune Antlers Colorado Springs Colo Senator Platt Stein Mrs. Platt Mr. Stein Rs. Platt

Officers must qualify in target practice for First Regiment

The First Regiment District National Guard orders all officers to meet qualification scores at the range under Col. Qu zahd and Capt. Cookson. Capt. Sayres' F company, Spanish war veterans, joins drills, while Lieut. Col. Pettit becomes brigade instructor. The Naval Battalion drills, new enlistments, gymnasium plans, and basketball activity mark a busy winter program.

Our Sayres Harries District National Guard Quzahd Durand Cookson James S. Pettit Emil Schaffer Harriis Gunge Suayres John Barr Carmody Ardois Cor~ Coran Cadets Company E First Regiment Rice Brigade Cant. Edwards Brett Col. Pettit Pettit West Point Cuba Philippines National Guard Connecticut Guard Ohio L. M. Brett First Cavalry Hodgson Wmrar War Department Diedal

Medal attached to colors for District of Columbia Volunteers

At brigade headquarters a silver shield-shaped medal was issued to accompany the colors carried by the District of Columbia Volunteers in the war with Spain. The inscription notes the colors were mustered with Company F of the First Regiment and honors their service in Cuba.

Cuba Hegient Quantico Washington Southern Railway Franconia Quantica Rosalyn Hemng Georgetown Virginia Aqueduct Bridge Lattle River Columbia M. B Hartow & Co South Fairfax St

Irish Jaunting Car Evolution Traces Irish Transport Tradition

The piece traces Ireland's jaunting car from early panier-inspired sledges to modern springed carriages. It notes peasants using baskets on donkeys, slides carrying loads, rough wheel lowbacked carts, and finally well-made spoke-wheel vehicles merging utility with sightseeing.

Ireland Falr Peggy Donegal

The Stock Actor Life and Daily Grind of Stage Work

The article outlines a stock actor George Alison in Unice and his demanding routine. Rehearsals run from 10 to 2, costume fittings and makeup follow, with matinees and nightly performances leaving little time for personal affairs. It portrays stage life as hard work with vanity tempered by the grind and constant bill changes. It includes brief digressions from other columns and a stray ad-like snippet about a sore and a remedy.

George Alison Unice Ocean

Alexandria Businesses Advertise in The Post

Merchants and Alexandria business men urged to place notices in The Post. Dense local notices include banks, shops, schools, ferry and train details, upcoming events, marriages, and public notices with many named entities and addresses.

Alexandria

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