Women Share Honors in Grand Army Encampment
District strong candidate Mrs Isabel Worrell Ball vies for national presidency of the Woman's Relief Corps as 20 000 women attend the GAR encampment. Notable organizers, veterans and officers from multiple states and Toledo unit members wear uniform dress and attend ceremonies at Raleigh Willard and Richmond hotels.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Isabel Worrell Ball
Ford Post Corps
Toledo
Ohio
the Republic
GAR
Mra Jatbel
Pennsylvania
Hart
Ball
Airs Halla
Mass
Powhatan Hotel
Ford Poat Corp
Grand Army
United States
Guard of Honor
Bord Poat
No. 14
Rochester
N. Y
Drill Corpa
Washington
Diebold
Cant Kandorff
Mra. Pratt
Slevert
Alva C. Robinson
Sergi
J K Robinson
Carry Dupoy
Mary Dupoy
Mary McCormick
Ora Tyler
Gladys Tyler
Ira Robarts
Nora Young
Jennias Dbgel
Katherine Miller
Lute Dolwick
Laura Goodeman
Kate Mathewson
Mia Fetler
National
Addie E Unangel
Mary Alice Tirrett
New York
Agnes E. Livermore
Florida
Sarah Harwood Darling
I Tnol Carrin E. Torrey
Michigan
Jopie C. Bennett
Nebraska
Minnie WN. van Ness
South Dakota
Verna 8. Irvin
Texas
Mattie B. Stewart
Colorado
Elisabeth Grading
Rhode Island
Lu L Fehrack
Iowa
Clara C. Holland
California
Kate Scott
Indiana
George Smith
Minnesota
Anna Eaton Carter
New Hampshire
Anna I McCoy
Mamie EB. Smith
Elisabeth J. Savage
Maine
Hinora
Mississippi
Daughters to Meet Today with Commissioner Newman
Delegates of the National Alliance Daughters of Veterans will gather at 9 AM in the blue parlor of the Willerd hotel as Commissioner Newman welcomes them to Washington for their avasions.
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Commissoner Newman
Washington
The
National Alliance, Daughters of Veterans
Willerd
Poisoned drink mixup hurts dozens in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a mistaken mixture of a nerve medicine with poisoned squid cleaning fluid used by a department store demonstrator caused sickness among about a score of people. The demonstrator May A Farrell was hospitalized. doctors expect analysis to gauge the danger.
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Philadelphia
Misa
May A. Farrell
Wilson Welcomes Legions of G A R Veterans at White House
Veterans from the Civil War era gathered on Pennsylvania avenue and at the Capitol and White House. President Wilson ordered open access to the executive mansion as veterans and their families toured the White House rooms amid lighted tributes and recalled old battles.
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White House
LE & Aenter
Ilson
Executive Mansion
Hebrew Society Holds Election At Adath Sarasit Synagogue
Officers were elected at a Washington Hebrew Literary and Biblical Society meeting at Adath Sara st Synagogue at Sixth and I streets NW. They included President Mrs V Krupsan Vice President M Stern Man Secretary Miss T Shefferman Treasurer Miss K Leaner and Sergeant at Arms H B Bachrach. George Helford read My Impressions of the Holy Day. Rev Dr B L Grosaman presided over a discussion on biblical topics.
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Washington Hebrew Literary and Biblical Sociery
Adath Sarast
Sixth and
I Streets
Mre
Vv. Krupsan
M. Stern Man
T. Shefferman
Misa K. Leaner
H. B. Bachrach
George Helford
B L. Grosaman
Washington window displays crown Seventh Street revels
10,000 balloons released for a Merchants Association window display contest drew crowds as 65 shops showcased festive windows. Winners include Palace and Globe-Wernicke with prizes. parade plans, judges from The Post, Star, Herald, Times announced. balloons marked by gift orders to be redeemed by Oct 3.
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Washington
Retail Merchants’ Association
Retail Shoe Retailers’ Association
Palsis Royal
Globe-Wernicke Company
J. BH
Cunningham
Joseph Berperich
D. J. Kaufman, Inc
Pennsylvania Avenue
Regal Shoe Company
Autmian Co
Pennsylvanis Ay Fewarke Shes Company
Boamien
Goldenbergs
Win, Co
Baryenth and Retreata
Adler & Sonn
Abramson
Hasty Beufdian Company
Seventh
Gus Nord
Sireet
M.A. Leane
Ninth
Brodt’ Bey
United Hat Company
Ninth St
Tophi Wartmore
Lynn & Alden
Allen Maynard
G Hebbard
Folls T. Ia Inc
Wm' S Freeny Company, Inc
Fourteenth Air
Sidney ‘Weat
G. P. Andrews Paper Company
D. Blackistone
Tolman Laundry
Dupont Circle
Sinsheimer Shoes Company
M Street
Stetson Shoe Shop
People's Apartment Store
Highth
Seventh R Atreat Northwest
Q Street
New York Avenue
Midcity Citizens’ Association
Seventh Street
The
Post
Ralph Goldsmith
the Post
Leroy W. Herron
the Star
Troland Cleave
Herald
J. R. Hamilton
Times
Retail Merchante” Association
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus Delivers Wide Thrills and Laughter
The Hagenbeck Wallace circus enchants with old fashioned tournament feats and a four horse chariot race. Von Ritter slides down a 40 degree wire while audiences call it duke some as both critics and guests praise the show. With 60 clowns led by Lon Moore and others, the Hagenbeck Wallace act lineup promises nonstop thrills and humor through two more performances today.
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von Ritter
Hegenbeck
Wallace
Takes Over Steel Co. Reorganization Moves In Philadelphia
Midvale Steel Company reorganized under a syndicate led by William E. Corey. Joseph Entwistle elected president to serve until stock transfer. Corey to assume presidency next meeting in New York. Willam F. P. Barba named general manager and vice president. Ramuel F. Pryor named director amid other affiliations noted as unrelated to the reorganization.
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Philadelphia
Midvale Steel Company
William Emis Corey
Joseph Entwistia
Corey
New York
Willam FP. Barba
Mr. Covey
Percy A. Rockenfeller
Ramuel F. Pryor
Remington Arms and Ammunition Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
General Motors Company
Simmons Hardware Company
Pryor
Barba
Pryo
Midvate
Veterans and G A R Officials Welcome Guests at Raleigh
A large reception for the National Association of Patriotic Instructors during the G A R reunion drew veterans, wives, and daughters from across the country. Albert E. Lang sang after the line of honored guests, with national officers and honorary vice presidents listed among attendees.
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G.afr
National Association of Patriotic Instructors
Raleigh
Albert E. Lang
Washington
University Park
Cal
Laura Smith
W. F.C. Attleboro
Mase
Sarah J. Shumann
G A. R
Lackawanna
George W Penniman
Boston
Masa
Mayme
S. of Ausillary
New York City
Gertrude Hasels
Daughters of
Chicago
George W. Penniman
Tramont Street
Mass
Lois MM Hreatt
Ohio
Cole Younger Near Death Recovers From Illness
Special to The Washington Post Kansas City reports Cole Younger at his home in Lees Summit near death after 44 hours unconscious. Doctors feared the end was near but Younger, famed for his early exploits in Missouri, rallied by sheer force of will and dragged himself back to health, his indomitable nerve remaining evident.
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Washington Post
Kansas City
Missouri
Cole Younger
Ocean
Marine Killed in Haiti Ten Americans Wounded
Reports to the Navy Department from Rear Admiral Caperton recount a clash near Cape Haitian in which one marine was killed and ten Americans wounded. Sergt. John Platt of Detroit died in the engagement. he had enlisted in 1901 and served through private, corporal, and sergeant ranks. Among the wounded are Corp. George Washington Strout of Baltimore and Private Vincent Gage of Camden, N J, both seriously injured. Several others sustained lesser injuries across multiple states and from Connecticut to Oregon.
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Platt
Corpa
Detroit
Island
Cape Hattian
Navy Department
Coe! Haltien
Sergt. Platt
John Platt
Busette Blanchard
Lves
North Brookfield
Mayo
Haiti
Corp
George Washington Strout
Eleventh Company
First Regiment
Baltimore
Vincent Gage
Connecticut
Camden
N. J
Howard Parson Youngs
Portland
Oreg
Charles Frederick Schropp
Pittsburgh
Julius Cooey
Weetville
Fla
Goi Bilsworth Jordan
Goose Creek
McKinley Post Arrives With Mascot Band in Parade
The McKinley Post of Canton Ohio arrives with the McKinley Mascot Band at Union Station amid an ovation at 7:30. A 130 by 650 foot American flag will feature the parade on Wednesday, centered by four automobiles and veteran detachments. The McKinley band, 40 musicians directed by Harold Hewale, performs at 2:30 PM on the Capitol plaza. The flag will be exhibited today in the Capitol refunds.
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Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Union Station
Wae
Tour Automobsien
Capital Plaza
Harold Hewalé
Capitei
Huntington Killed In Car Crash Near Otaege
Oneonta observes the death of William V Huntington of Los Angeles a nephew of Collis P Huntington and brother of railroad financier Henry E B Huntington. He was killed when his car plunged through a fence and down a embankment while attempting to pass a team near Otaege. He was born in Oneonta.
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Willam V Huntington
la Angeles
Collis P. Huntington
Henry EB. Huntington
Otaege
Bayant
Mr. Huntington
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