Genuine Haviland china and fine cutlery sale catalog
Dainty and useful articles for the table boudoir and den are ready in our complete Genuine Haviland china. Open stock patterns offer one piece or a hundred. Also Rosenthal Dona cana shape and Buffalo pottery Royal Doulton new patterns. Pocket knives and cutlery lines include American and imported brands with varied prices and finishes. Scissors and sets in leather cases present gift options.
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Haviland
Rosenthal China
Donaco
E. Buffalo Pottery
Royal Doulton
Mettiach
Haviland & Co
Wardlow
Henckel
Wiss
Henckle's
Christmas Cut Glass Remembrance Items by Mary Beera te
Mary Beera designs cut glass pieces including tumblers water jugs salts and peppers salad bowls ice cream plates fern dishes celery trays vases carafes and mayonnaise dishes for holiday decor and service.
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Mary Beerate
Special Value in Plated Tableware Stratford Set
Leather bound tray holds six knives six forks teaspoons six tablespoons sugar shell and butter s Stratford pattern French gray finish set seven fifty.
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Stratford
Christmas Skates and Silver-Plated Goods Sale
A dense catalog lists Christmas skates in multiple patterns by American Club with prices from 76c to $8 plus hockey and strap clamped versions. Also advertised are Christmas silver plated wares, brass Karnak items, thermos bottles in several patterns, and related home goods with emphasis on quality and value.
President Taft Hosts Brilliant White House Reception for Daughter
President and Mrs Taft presented their daughter Miss Helen Taft to society at a White House reception. The East Room and other areas were lavishly decorated as Vice President Sherman, cabinet members, senators, representatives and diplomats attended between 5 and 7 p.m.
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Washington
Dec
Taft
Helen Taft
White House
Sherman
Pleasing Concert At Shortridge Church
An audience crowded the Short ridge Memorial Christian church last night for a splendid programme by the church choir and local talent. Participants included Miss Anderson Mrs Frank Riley Mr Evans Mr Richards Mrs Giduz Mrs Emma Dunckel Anderson Mr Frennery Mr Bowen Mrs Frances Harte Parks and Mr Giduz.
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Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
Butte
Miss Anderson
Frank Riley
Evans
Richards
Giduz
Emma Dunckel Anderson
Frennery
Bowen
Frances Harte Parks
Young Newsboy Mayor Attacks Bumming Habit
The Newsboys club met at Mast Granite street hall with about 100 attendees. Mayor Willie Sullivan urged the boys to stop begging outside theaters and on sidewalks, noting a policeman would be appointed to arrest such criminals in the name of the Newsboys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Hotel
Ao0u
Tommy White
Barney Knoffel
Dennis Sullivan
Bun McNamara
Ruth Kennedy
Mrs. Hall
Newsboys’ Club
Mast Granite Street
Newsies
Willie Sullivan
Butte
National Life Insurance Company of Montana Formed in Butte
Butte hosts the permanent organization meeting for the National Life Insurance Company of Montana at the State Savings bank building. Authorized capital is 509000 dollars with 500000 subscribed and paid. A board of directors is chosen, with plans to select an advisory board and officers at tomorrow's meeting to operate a full line of life policies and later add accident and health coverage.
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Butte
Montana
Ren
Home Capital
State Savings Bank
National Life Insurance Company of Montana
John MacGinniss
A. J. Bennett
Thaddeus S. Lane
J. M. Dawson
Patrick Wall
J. H. Morgan
Winthrop Raymond
A. M. Walker
J. C. Jeffers
A. E B. Cook
John F. Davies
A. T. Morgan
Henry P. Bennett
Former Traders' Live Stock Exchange Official Testifies
J. J. Miller a former member testifies in Kansas City circuit court that members were fined for trading with the wrong people. The exchange is sued to stop it from monopolizing trading at the Kansas City stockyards. Miller says he was expelled for disloyalty and fined over a partner who bought stock from a black listed firm. The exchange argues it aims to curb speculative trading by those who would not pay unless profitable.
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Kansas City
J. J. Miller
Traders’ Livestock Exchange of
Exchange
Miller
Measles Cases Reported at Naval Academy
Annapolis Md Dec 1 The possibility of a new outbreak concerns naval academy authorities as midshipman S L Wilson of the fourth class was admitted to the naval hospital with measles and placed in isolation with precautions to prevent spread.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
S. Ll. Wilson
Naval Hospital
Time Not Yet for Common Religious Platform
Jacob H. Schiff told the Young Hebrew Association that the time is not yet for a common religious platform for Jews and Gentiles. He urged keeping Jewish worship separate and guarding their own fences while condemning Christian prejudice toward religionists.
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New York
Jacob H. Schiff
Young Hebrew Association
Newark Hearing Delays as Suspect Describes Suicide Urges
In the sanity inquiry into Mrs. Caroline Martin accused of murdering her niece Dcey Snead known as the Orange bathtub victim she interrupted a witness to say she had tried to kill herself for days Albert A Snead a nephew testified she later asked him for something to end the ardent. The hearing continued without a conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Caroline Martin
Dcey Snead
Four-Story Pidgen-Thomas Tron Building Destroyed by Fire
Memphis crime scene reports a Four story Pidgen Thomas Tron company building in Memphis with a loss estimated at 150000 dollars. Fire origin undetermined. Firemen prevented spread to nearby structures with no additional damage.
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Memphis, Tenn
Pidgen- Thomas Tron Company
Detroit Base Ball Team Defeats Alameda Nine In 11 Innings
In Havana on December 1 the Detroit base ball team edged Alameda nine 3 to 2 after 11 innings to claim a tough road victory.
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Havana
Detroit
Alamedares
Explosion in Undertaker's Parlor Wrecks Building
Natural gas explosion in an undertaking parlor in Vinita Oklahoma causes a fire damage of 150000 dollars. Four men are injured as walls collapse. the Burlington Hotel and two nearby buildings are destroyed including the Elks club quarters.
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Vinita
Okla
Burlington Hotel
Elks’ Club
New York Clearing House Surpasses Billion Dollar Day Records
Moody's Magazine notes the New York Clearing House posted totals around 107 million in the year ending Sept 80 1910 and has accumulated 2.2380 trillion since 1853. The report compares New York to London and other U S cities, detailing large day clearings and the laborious daily process of interbank item exchange.
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New York
London
New York City
Evolution of the New York Clearing House and its members
The article recalls early banking settlements moving from weekly drafts to the 1863 reform of the New York Clearing House. It notes initial membership growth from 57 banks to 50 after consolidations, the role of nonmembers clearing through members, and the system’s power during crises like the 1907 panic. It praises the leadership and strict term rules for officers.
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New York
New York City
Wall Street
Clearing House Association
Union Exchange National
Fifth Avenue
Clearing House
New York Clearing House Association
Bankers’ Legion of Honor
Theater Engagement Delays Office Plans
A dialogue reveals Mrs How ard will attend a theater show tonight, so the office will keep the speaker detained until midnight. The office boy confirms the plan and notes the arrangement with the theater engagement.
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Howard
City Votes Unite for Woman Suffrage Bill Petition
Dublin Glasgow Dundee and North Berwick governments vote unanimously to petition parliament in support of the woman suffrage bill. The cross city action signals broad municipal backing for extending voting rights to women.
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Dublin
Glasgow
Dundee
North Berwick
Labor delegates back from East discuss charter and turmoil
Delegates returning from the St Louis convention report the Western Federation of Miners may receive a charter from the American Federation of Labor with jurisdictional restrictions. Chicago is described as a center of labor turmoil as Non union workers face harsh conditions and a widespread strike. Oscar Partelow notes 40 000 non union garment workers on strike and stores supplying workers to prevent starvation. The piece also mentions Moyer's upcoming visit to Butte and Gompers’ reelection, plus a note on advertising gains for Butte from the charter fight. A separate insertion describes a New York dairy farm with a large portable engine and various processing equipment and notes that 30 000 Constantinople exiled dogs died on Marmora Sea rocks after poor bread supplies.
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Western Federation of Miners
American Federation of Labor
M. M. Donoghue
St. Loui
Western Federation
Oscar M. Partelow
Montana Federation of Labor
William O’brien
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Donoghue
Chicago
Partelow
Organized Labor
Aries Moyer
Butte
Toronto
Mr. Donoghue
Gompers
New York State
Constantinople
Marmoran Sea
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China
Union Hardware Company
Americas Club
Karnak Brass
Morocco
Montana Hardware Company
Helen Tabt
Giincan'tawce
Shortridge
Butte Company
Sthn O. Schenk
Memphis
NEW York Clearing House
LABOR
Donoghth
Ques
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