Indian Guests Dine Polished at Senator Warren’s Lunch
Senator Warren hosted Arapaho and Shoshone delegates in Washington. The party showed civilized dining manners, eating conso me and mock turtle, using forks napkins and a sword of etiquette. Several guests, including Little Wolf and Yellow Dog, appeared at ease with the menu and table manners.
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Ashington
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Siate
Arapahoes
Washington
Interior Department
Executive
War Department
Warren
Senate Refectory
Little Wolf
Yellow Dog
Massachusetts Avenue
Fenimore Cooper
Senator Warrans
Carlisle
Lepee
Plains
Sneezing Fit Grips House as Pages Sneak Poof Powder
In a Capitol scene Representative Cy Sultoway triggered laughter with a dramatic sneeze while Murdock mimicked in the aisle. Speaker Cannon later sneezed as volleys of sneezes spread through the chamber after pages were found puffing sneeze powder from behind a door. The incident ends with unclear punishment for the mischief makers.
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Cy” Sultoway
Speaker Cannon
Mr. Sulloway
Representative Murdock
Cannon
Milk Tops Mystery Ties White House Roses to Quentin Roosevelt
Quentin Roosevelt travels to the south with his father as the White House conservatory supplies daily bouquets via a scheme. A schoolboy exchange uses milk bottle tops as tokens, funding blooms in return for the flowers. The boy’s prank ends with red ink on his face after a cosmetic touch for a clown.
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Quentin Roosevelt
Force
Quentin
White House
Washington
Younger Men Rapidly Filling Senate Proportions Rise in Age Shift
A historical note details age and service length in the U S Senate with seven members having three terms and seniors like Allison Hale Frye Aldrich Cullom Teller and Daniel occupying long tenures. It predicts further turnover as Teller nears term end and Iowa primary decisions loom.
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Senate
Morgan
Whyte
Pettus
Allison
Hale
Mane
Frye
Maine
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Cullom
Ilinois
Teller
Colorado
Dan
Virginia
Daniel
Senator Cullom
Wllnois
Iowa
Juna
Miss Hills Runs Chicago’s Only Women‑Owned Men’s Tailor Shop
Florence N. Hills operates a bustling Chicago tailoring house with fifty workers, mainly women, handling daily tasks from sewing to lunch in a single visit. She emphasizes punctuality and constant workflow, saying she never slows for dull times and keeps appointments strictly.
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Chicago
A& Woman
Florence N. Hills
Miss Hills
Meeting Place of Congress and the Sewing Trade Tale
A narrator recalls starting as a tailor driven by family history and passion for menswear. She learned sewing from her grandmother who settled west, struggled, and built a thriving country tailoring trade before moving to Chicago for regular work making suits for a patron and her family.
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Chicago
American Mills In Japan Boost On Imported Flour
Consular reports from Japan show laws raising flour import duties have spurred a flour milling boom. Domestic and imported flours compete as Japanese mills report profit, with estimates of 23 to 25 percent annually. Imports rise sharply from 1906 to 1907, signaling stronger self sufficiency in flour.
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Wachingtern
Japan
Misty
Two Views on Summer Plans and a Fish That Walks
In a brief dialogue the athlete urges learning to swim while the dyspeptic counters with a fish that insists on walking on dry land. The exchange poses a playful contrast on ambition and practicality during a discussion of summer vacations.
Cat Death Ends Middletown Legacy At Wesleyan
Middletown Connecticut Wesleyan University loses a planned legacy due to the death of a cat vivisected by biology students. The cat named 400 belonged to Miss Margaret Van Deusen, an heir to an old family, who had supported the college. the incident interrupts her anticipated bequest.
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Fane
Miss Schneider
Pearson W. Jackson
Bureau
Yale College
Frank
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
Margaret van Deusen
Professional Cards Chas A Grubb Specialist in Title Law
Chas A Grubb offers opinions on title real estate and probate law with specialized services. Office located over Iowa Trust and Savings Bank.
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Iowa ‘Trust and Savings Bank
Miller Sues in Gillespie Building Musion Case
G R Miller sues in the Gillespie Building Musion office at Atlantic Telephone for relief. The suit names specific parties and seeks redress in a matter arising in Musion’s business dealings. The filing appears in the Musion docket with office 396.
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Suits
Gillespie
Atlantic
Dr C G Clark Homeopathic Physician Surgeon Ad
Dr C G Clark a homeopathic physician surgeon and former interne at the State University of Iowa is listed with a house phone 461 and office 263 on Black Street in Atlantic.
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Interne
State University of Iowa
Atlantic
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Chas. A. Grubb
Attorney-at-Law
G. R. Miller
C. G. Clark
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T. B, Swan
D. Finley
D. O
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Finley
D.D
Finley & Finley
Atlantic Infirmary of Osteopathy and X-Ray Laboratory
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Atlantic, Iowa
Nels Brown
Butler
M. H. Butler
Musson
A. H. Goodspeed
Will Cry Sales
Cass
Adjoining Counties
L. L. Nutt
Walnut St. Musson
Phona
CG. J. Litterst
Walnut Street
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