Roosevelts Young Daughter Ethel To Dominate Society
The coming White House season centers on Ethel Roosevelt. After a quiet summer at Oyster Bay, she prepares for a premier social year as the first young lady of the Jang. Rumors swirl about her debut ball in January and a possible engagement before her father’s term ends, though a suitable match remains undecided.
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Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Migsibel
Hals
Alice Roosevelt
White House
Miss Alice
Theodore Roosevelt
Ethel
Roosevelt statue in senate gallery sparks delaying approval
President Roosevelt expressed interest in a self portrait statue to adorn the senate gallery. James Fraser had prepared a plaster design and rushed to marbleization, but Oyster Bay halted further work until the president approves the likeness and smile. Details on dress or teeth alignment remain uncertain as the sculptor seeks accuracy.
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Roosevelt
Senate
James E. Fraser
New York
Capitol
Oyster Bay
Fraser
Mr. Roosevelt
Osier Theory Refuted By Aged Worker Demonstrates Life After Sixty
Dr Osier’s theory that usefulness ends at life’s milestone is challenged by Mrs Annin W Philpott of the government printing bureau who at 92 continues to work diligently and read after hours. A descendant of a Pennsylvania Revolutionary family, she remains active, confident she will work until the end, and hopes Dr Osier lives to old age and usefulness.
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Osier
Johns. Hopkins University
Sociey
Osler
Annin Wt. Philpott
Government Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Philpott
Uncle Sam
Pennsylvania
Oster
Phil
Fresh eggs scrutiny to curb exploitative trade in city
City health officials plan drastic measures to stop selling ancient eggs as fresh ones this winter. Inspectors will enforce laws after reports of adulterated eggs entering markets. merchants and retailers claim supplies are adequate and residents face no complaints, though officials vow tighter investigations and stricter storage rules.
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Ousekamlpers
el Icument
Washington
Dr. Woodward
Mothersfiend
Hoover
Commission
Weaver
Vision of
Hye Health Department
Health Department
Virginia-born financier plans retirement to luxury Virginia estate
The article profiles Thomas Vortane Ryan of Nelson County, Virginia, noting his rise in New York finance and plans to retire to Virginia. It mentions a million-dollar Richmond residence, a proposed Oak Ridge estate, and a rival million-dollar office building. Ryan financed a prominent Richmond Catholic cathedral and is preparing to pass leadership to his son Allen A. Ryan, with details of his early life in Covington and family background.
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Cireles
New York
Whopmas
Ryan
Nelson County
Virginia
Hal County
Richmond
Oak Ridge
Spumeier
Richond
Iryin
Richmanland
Hot Ryan
Allen A. Ryan
Thomas Vortane Ryan
Covingston
Isis
George Ryan
Amherst Court House
Nelson
Flig Imather
William
Teortutics
Konain
Ant
Ld Nelson Vous
Guida Vai
Heber
Baltimore
Troy Tay Tovey
Emily
Jons
Biery
Cop
Stony Point Battlefield to be Marked as State Park
The historic battlefield near Maver strands will become a state park and be marked with a rough-cut stone arch built by Calvin Allison with design by K. Bushi Brown. Daughters of the American Revolution plan the project and an inscription proclaims sacred ground. The page recalls Sir Henry Clinton and General Mad Anthony Wayne in the 18th century conflict.
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Maver Strands
Wiedave
Daughters of the
K. Bushi-Brown
Calvin Allison
Henry Clineton
Warne
Mad Anthony
Mrs Von Claussen May Become a Princess in Harape
New York friends report Mrs Tdi Von Claussen, once snubbed at the Swedish court in 1907, is now in Rome and rumored to become persona grata at a Harape event and possibly marry a European prince. Reports cite Prince Paul Curousalt of Russia and Prince Sforza Caesarina of Rome as potential suitors amid past petitions to Washington.
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Tdi
von Claussen
Harape
Mme. von Claussen
Rome
Paul Curousalt
Russia
Sforza Caesarina
Han
von Glaussen
Roosevelt
State Department
Washington
Charles T. Grives
Americal Mister
Sweden
Alked Troi
Noted Tr. Joshua Babcock and the Franklin chimney exhibit
Tr Joshua Babcock of Westerly hosts a tour through mid winter Moharneri as part of a press visit. The piece describes a proposed tallest chimney project with copper baths and connections to savings, noting a 20 feet high flue and 1,800 Teer jong.
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Joshua Babcock
Westerly
Benjamin Wyantlik
Babcock
Mout Osnightea Co
Halsbrucker Shute
Wreiberg
Gerxdaug
State Capital Gossip and Public Notices Roundup
Interurban travelers face fixed fare stations every two miles between Sixth Avenue and Terrold as rail commission allows limits. Prohibition bill on rents for houses tied to social evil faces deferral. fire marshal cut threatens city services. memorials honor Senator Allison. Grant Club builds new high street house. freight claims and shipper guidance issued. art gallery gains portrait gift. city levy increases approved. primary act advances but DeWolf measure shelved.
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Perrold
Regulcarly
Sixth Avenue
Terrold
State Railroad Commission
Ot Ud
Chandler
Te Inter-Urban Ashway Company
Herrokl
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