Romance of Zelaya's Son in a Ninth Street Theater
Alfonso Zelaya the president of Nicaragua's son and his American wife, a Lees of Virginia descendant, perform at a five cent theater in Washington. The couple, living in a small flat with their baby, face curiosity and rumors as details of their marriage and the wife s adoption from a foundling orphanage emerge.
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Ashington
Alfonso Zelaya
Nicaragua
Lees
Virginia
Ninth Street
Nickel Johnnies
Zolaya
United States
Ment
Alfonso
West Point
Academy
Washington
Marguerite Baker
W. W. Baker
Post Office Department
Zelaya
Jee
District of Columbia
Foundling
Lee
Dr. Baker
Young Zelaya
Ambassador Rockhill Faces Delicate Mission to Russia
William Rockhill, named by President Taft for the St. Petersburg post, is sent to the czar's court to secure recognition of American citizenship for Hebrew travelers and to guarantee safety under U.S. passports in Russia. The task aims to force Russia to honor inviolability of American citizens, ending years of diplomatic stalemate.
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Illiam W. Rockhill
Taft
St. Petersburg
Rockhill
United States
Russia
America
Siberia
Uncle Sam
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Uncle Joe Gannon Turns Seventy Three at Capitol
Uncle Joe Gannon the House speaker marked his seventy third birthday with a jaunty entrance at the Capitol wearing a pearl fedora and a cigar. A steady stream of callers and telegrams poured in, and he met the president in the morning to receive congratulations from the "big boss" as he celebrated with friends across the country.
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Piscle
Joe Gannon
the Home of Representatives
Gars Young
Capitol
Joe
Uncle Joe
Tafts Economy at White House cuts staff and meals
The Taft administration tightens White House spending since March 4. Nine laundresses were reduced to three, Pinkney the steward becomes a messenger, and a first class housekeeper is hired. Meals are centralized from three tables to one for all servants, reducing extravagance.
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Rhsident
Pinkney
College of Liberal Arts
College of Education
College of Law
College of Music
Family Medicine Chest and Cough Remedies in One Page
A miscellany of household health tips and patent medicine ads. Advice urges mothers to keep an accident box with plaster, cotton, boracic acid, and linen, plus careful wound care. It extols Keimps Balsam for coughs, Murine Eye Remedy, and Wr igley’s Spearmint for breath and digestion, with lighter items on a monkey, charms, and a quip about surgeons and billing.
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Pilaysicitus
Keimp
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Seattle
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Des Moines, Iowa
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FacSimle Signature
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Chicago
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Cleveland
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Omaha
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Buffalo
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Philadelphia
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London
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Jackson St
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Watson E. Coleman
Des Moines
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State Insurance Company
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