Curious Gossip From New York Society Columns
A scrambled column mixes society hints with commentary on Hobson, Comstock era censorship, Metropolitan Opera tensions, flash quotes on media amplification, and a medical note about powdered castor oil sold as Castor Lax. Names include Hobson and Comstock. places include New York.
Rise of Hugh Chalmers Story From Human Life
The article profiles Hugh Chalmers, a 24 year old who rose from an office boy to VP and GM at National Cash Register before entering auto ventures. It details his rapid ascent, leadership style, and move to start in the automobile business to tackle selling rather than production, noting his energy and future potential.
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Hugh Chalmers
Chalmers- Detroit Motor Company
National Cash Register Company
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Oolo
Pereral
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Vser
America
Chalmers
Hugh Chalmer
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Fads and Fashion of Interest to Ladies in New York
New York society notes the coming social season highlights long dancing frocks with gold and silver trimmings, tinsel weaves, and delicate laces. Nehe colors and painted chiffons favored. white fading. Hair trends toward single Psyche puff. modest hats replace oversized flaps. Suede slashed boots emerge for showing hosiery. shadows remain in fabric patterns.
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New York
Directoire
Peach Shipments Pledged Boosts Georgia Exchange
Atlanta reports a record week with 800 cars pledged to the Georgia Fruit Exchange. Key growers Samuel H. Rumph and Murph & Baldwin of Marshallville led pledges, with Marshallville contributing 168 cars and Montezuma and Fort Valley also adding sizable totals. Meetings planned in Molen and Lorraine to supervise pledges amid holiday timing.
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Atlanta
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Samuel H. Rumph
Murph & Baldwin
Marshallville
Mr. Rumph
Bineelf
Montezuma
Fort Valley
Fleming
Adairsville
Calhoun
Molen
Loraine
Macon
Gold and Silver Production in United States 1907
The 1907 gold output totaled 4,374,827 fine ounces valued at 90,435,700 in the United States, down from 1906 by 190,506 ounces. Silver production reached 56,514,700 fine ounces, down 3,200 ounces from 1906 with value about 956,700. Tables show state by state production from domestic ores, with data checked by the Mint and Geological Survey. The cumulative 1792–1907 gold total is 143,725,839 fine ounces valued at 2,971,071,000, and silver totals 1,730,708,200 fine ounces worth 1,509,996,000. The Geological Survey notes possible early or late-year discrepancies between mine and refinery figures. Production for 1907 includes Philippines and Porto Rico, with Philippines noted as of interest. The report, by Waldemar Lindgren and H. D. McCaskey, is available free from the U.S. Geological Survey.
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United States
Bureau of the Mint
Geological Survey
Mint
Philippines
Porto Rico
Waldemar Lindgren
H. D. MecCaskey
U. S, Geological Survey
Washington, D. C
Alaska
South Dakota
Colorado
California
Montesa
Nevada
Idaho
Washington
Montana
Utah
New Mexico
Michigan
Queen Buys Gifts as London Shops See Busy Christmas
Londoners crowd West End stores with plentiful stock and strong sales as Christmas nears. The Queen visits Buckingham Palace to choose gifts for relatives, while King Edward also gives heirlooms and cards. State and territory gold output in 1907 shows declines in many regions, with Nevada leading gains. Senator Philander C. Knox named Secretary of State in Taft’s cabinet, praised for legal acumen.
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Whistmas Gifts
London
West End
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Calfornia
Colorado
Sandring- Minois
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
North Carolina
Victoria
Oregon
Philippine Islands
Buckingham Palace
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Alexandra
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Wyoming
Ee Severs
Edward
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Taft
Knox
Conciliation Board Report Highlights Three-Year Mediation Record
New York December report by the Board of Conciliation covers three years of mediation between miners and operators in the anthracite region. It records 150 complaints, 136 disposed, 74 not sustained or withdrawn, 14 settled through board influence, and signs of improved relations since 1906 with 172 total cases to date.
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New York
Board of Conciliation
Anthracite Strike Commission
Miine
Ccranton
Minera
Ard
Third Federal Circuit
Minera’ Committee
Not Likely to Revive Executed Man
County physician Dr Scammell doubts the electric chair death is complete and expects an autopsy test on John Mantasanna. Officials fear malfeasance charges and defer the procedure to prevent legal trouble. The body will be handed to the physician the morning after the deferral.
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Trenton
N. J
Frank G. Scammell
John Mantasanna
Scammell
Osborne
Dr. Scammell
Mantasanna
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Metropolitan Opera
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