Mrs Longworth Under the Knife at the White House
Mrs Alice Longworth wife of Representative Nicholas Longworth and daughter of President Roosevelt underwent an appendicitis operation at the White House shortly after 10 o clock. The procedure was performed by Dr Finney of Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore with Dr Sophie Nordhoff Jung and Surgeon General Rixey approving. President Roosevelt remained nearby and later resumed tennis, as the operation was declared successful. Mrs Longworth had suffered from appendicitis previously and had been preparing for the surgery after weeks of declining health.
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Washington
Emira
Alice Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
White House
Finney
Johns Hopking Hospital
Baltimore
Sophie Nordhoff Jung
Rixey
Longworth
Gifford Pinchot
Agaistent
Cootey
Denver Chosen by Democrats On First Ballot Convention City Vote
The Democratic National Convention site vote selected Denver on the first ballot with 22 votes, Louisville 17, Chicago 5, and St. Paul 1. The July 7 decision followed brief discussion. The Publicity Resolution, debated by Cromwell Gibbons and Senator Tillman, called for transparency in political money and expenditures by associations and organizations.
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South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennesawe
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alaska
Indiana
Louisville
Alabama
Arizona
Florida
Idaho
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Porto Rico
District of Columbia
Chicago
Winars
Iows
Massachussetts
New York
North Carolina
St. Paul
Minnesota
R. M. Johnston
Democratic National Committee
Cromwell Gibbons
Tillman
Senator Stone
Tilman Ankt
Parker
Hand-painted China and Mink Ties in Wide Price Range
Catalog style listing shows hand-painted china sets per dozen from $10 to $150, plus mink ties priced from $12.50 to $37.50. Also features framed boxes of handkerchiefs including sheer, linen, embroidered, and lace varieties in multiple prices from 15 cents to $5.00.
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Isabella Fox
Scotch Motto
Royal Nippon Japanese China
Naan
Royal Hamburg
Rudolstadt
Royal Victoria
Royal Vienna
Congress to decide on campaign contributions policy
A motion to extend the banking committee to Bellmont over campaign publicity was defeated. The standing committee of corre spondents from the city met with the convention press committee to discuss arrangements for correspondents. Dr Nicholas Senn, famed surgeon, fell ill after mountain climbing in South America, possibly due to altitude. Gold glasses offered as Christmas gifts by scientific opticians in Atlanta.
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Tillman
Cortelyou
Congress
Titiman
Tmayton
McGraw
Earry Bell ‘Mont
Corre Ms
Mauricht' Plain
J. P. Hornady
Thomas J. Peirce
Senn
Chicago
South America
Nicholas Senn
Denver to host next Democratic convention in 600000 cost auditorium
Denver officials reveal the city will host the next Democratic convention in a new 25 000 seat auditorium. The project to be finished by April will cost about 600000 with bonds approved by residents. Leaders including M Day and local groups pledge support and a strong Western showcase. A separate note mentions a 125000 sale of Fantting and Washington islands to Father Broughton in Seva Fiji.
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Denver
Colo
M. Day
Denver Convention League
West
Day
Chamber of Commerce
Real Estate Exchange
Manufacturers’ Association
The
Traffic Club
Speer
United States
Thomas M. Patterson
Charles ‘Thomas
Gluxens
Tegwert
St. Paul
Priest
Hionolru
Coast Line Dividends Paid in Indebtedness Certs
Atlantic Coast Line directors declare a 30 percent dividend for the year payable January in 4 percent certificates of indebtedness held by the treasury. The move aims to fund extraordinary charges and improvements amid tight finances while earnings for the year show gross $86,771,525 and net $9,800,001.
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Baltimore
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Charges Against Glazier Governor Seeks Morale Front
Michigan December 12 Governor Warner formally notifies State Attorney General Baird to draft charges against State Treasurer Frank B. Glazier of Chelsea Michigan for removal from office.
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Michigan
Weensager
Lanning
Mich
Warner
Baird
Frank BP. Glaaier
Chelsea
Governor Warner cites conflict in Glazier case at Chelsea bank closing
The text outlines removal proceedings tied to the December Chelsea Savings Bank closing. Governor Warner notes conflict of interest between Mr. Glasier’s official duties and private interests, with Glazier being a heavy bank borrower and state treasurer. A related note mentions a fatal shooting linked to a witness in a Kiernan case and a Swiss presidential appointment. Also includes ad copy for cigars.
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Chelsea, Mich
Savings Bank
Zimmerman
Yecutt
Glazier
Funda
Baird
Warner
Glasier
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Lintsey
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Berne
Federal Assembly
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Dr.Brenner
Federal Council
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Mierman
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Mobile
Als
Thomasville
Clavie
T. J. Kiernan
W. H. Lindsey
Alastima
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