Roosevelt White House Reception Opens Social Season
President Roosevelt inaugurated the official social season with a grand White House reception. Diplomats from thirty five countries attended, and a strict security cordon prevented guests from entering with hands in pockets. Sir Henry Irving received a warm greeting from the president, and the event concluded with the president noting over seven thousand attendees in three hours.
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New York Accepts McClellan as Mayor in Simple Ceremony
George B McClellan becomes New York mayor aided by his secretary John H O'Brien with a brief reception at City Hall. Incoming Police Commissioner McAdoo vows to fight graft while stressing merit based advancement for officers.
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Mayor heads raid on illegal tavern near Rankin Pike
Memphis dispatch reports Jackson Mississippi mayor led a raid with alderman Chiles and others to destroy a blind tiger operation outside the city limits. The house was burned previously and the mayor warned of further action if rebuilding continued. The event stirred excitement in the local criminal circles.
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Fashionable Cambric Garments and Accessories Catalog
A list of cambric garments and accessories with prices and styles. Chemises in plain, beaded, and embroidered varieties. circular yokes and hemstitched tucks. Undershirts, skirts with knee flounces, cluny lace trims, and corset covers priced from 75 cents to $1.00.
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Nainsgok
Starta
Drawers and Gowns with Embroidery and Tiny Tucks
Muslin drawers with ruffled Mine embroidery and tucks, cambric and nainsook varieties with lace, beading, and Swiss embroidery. Gowns in cambric and nainsook feature embroidery, insertion, ruffles, and val lace, with high and low neck styles and finished sleeves. Prices range from 50c to $2.50 per garment.
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King of Cumberland Ill. King Grunden Visits Austria
Roosevelt extends sympathy to the king amid gossip and a gout illness. Arothar and Comfort Brown remark on mistletoe flora and social chatter. The king, advanced in years, is staying in Grunden Austria for events related to the duke and duchess of Cumberland, though not bedridden.
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Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Muslin Underwear Ad.
The Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Company touts 1904 muslin underwear as the best for sanitary factory production, emphasizing refined materials, fine embroidery, liberal cuts, and consistent quality and service to win and keep customers despite competition.
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Plum Pudding and Confederate Home News
A recipe for plum pudding details ingredients and method with cloth wrapping and brandy finish. The page notes a Confederate veterans home in Kentucky funded by state legislature and Confederate Association aid, cites Thanksgiving generosity, and mentions rocking chairs arriving for comfort. A synonym prompt asks for four synonyms for the term Christmas Popper scornfully.
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