Coming White House Season to Be Gay
Washington observes the return of President Roosevelt and family signaling the social season’s start. Miss Ethel Roosevelt prepares for a debut and a prominent role as the White House’s central young society figure.
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White House
Ashington
Washington
Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Ethel
Alice Roosevelt
Miss Alice
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Statue Contemplates Final Approval Delays
President Roosevelt signals interest in a statue of himself to join ex presidents in marble but delays persist until he personally approves the design. Sculptor James Fraser has nearly completed a plaster model and awaits Roosevelt’s final look over before further carving.
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Roosevelt
Senate
James E. Fraser
New York
Capitol
Oyster Bay
Fraser
Mr. Roosevelt
Osler Theory Challenged by 93 Year Old Worker
The piece argues Osler’s claim that usefulness ends at 60 is not universal. It highlights Annie E. Philpott, 93, a government Printing Office employee still active in her duties, reading, and sewing, with sharp eyesight and strong labor history. She remains hopeful to work longer and respects Osler while staying vigorously engaged in life.
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Osler
Johns Hopkins University
Annie E. Philpott
Government Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Philpott
Sam
Pennsylvania
Fresh Eggs Targeted by City Health Officials
City keepers plan drastic action to curb selling aged and stored eggs at high prices. Health officials will enforce broader laws after inspectors found complaints and delayed distribution to cold storage, promising rigid investigations to stop eggs shipped to Washington for market timing.
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Washington
Dr. Woodward
Mothershead
Hoover
Commission
Food Division
Health Department
Caribou Island Stocked After Lake Superior Find
Caribou Island in Lake Superior has been stocked with caribou, reviving the name that once marked the area as a home to the animals. The naming reflects its historic ties to caribou herds and a revived wildlife stocking effort.
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Lake Superior
Baron Quits Work to Sail Home for $40,000 Inheritance
Alexander von Waldenburg of Prussia, 35, plans to return to Berlin with a $40,000 fortune from Prince Augustus of Prussia. He came to America to marry a rich heiress, worked various NYC jobs, and will resume his title upon returning to Prussia.
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New York
Alexander von Waldenburg
Imperial Guards
Staten Island
Prince Augustus of
Frederick the Great
von Waldenburg
West Thirty-sixth Street
Berlin
Prince Ferdinand
Prince Augustus
Society of Fair Women
Mme
Frederica Wichman
Baroness von Waldenburg
Edward
Alexander
Germany
Bonn
America
Waldorf- Astoria
Tottenville
Paintings for Chicago courthouse set at 45000
New York reports the United States courthouse in Chicago will receive murals costing 45000. William Brantley Van Ingen, with Chicago decorators, will design a frieze for five 75 foot by 75 foot rooms. The project aims to depict regional manners, resources, and the Great Lakes with a law emblem.
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New York
United States
Chicago
Landis
Standard Oil Company
van Ingen
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Great Lakes
United States Circuit Court
Grosscup
Board of Appeals
Kenesaw
Fortune Shared by Charlton Villagers in Gilchrist Pact
Two elder brothers Thomas M. and Alexander Gilchrist left more than a million dollars to Charlton residents under a long standing agreement. Alexander followed through four years later, bequeathing his share and a like amount from his brother to friends and neighbors rather than institutions. The plan favored bread and butter gifts with occasional cake, benefiting the village and distant cousins.
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Saratoga
Thomas M
Alexander Gilchrist
Charlton
Alexander J. Gilchrist
Gilchrists
Tom
Alexander
Thomas M. Gilchrist
Hourglass stomach ends Mrs Walton battle with disease
Danville Indiana reports the death of Mrs Edward Walton after doctors failed to diagnose a mysterious illness. Autopsy reveals hourglass stomach with a constricted middle that virtually splits the stomach in two and cripples function. She dropped from 210 pounds to about 100 pounds.
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Danville
Ind
Edward Walton
Tiny Hands Run A Baker's Kitchen In Fleetwood Pa
Four year old Arthur Gottshall Brown helps in a Fleetwood bakery daily assisting in weighing dough shaping loaves and brushing crusts He can tell when bread or cakes are off and has helped bake raisin cakes His mother a vocalist fosters his learning while he studies at home rather than attending school
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Fleetwood
Berks County
J. C
Gottshall
Perkiomen Valley
Pennypacker
J. C. Gottshall
Keystone State
Arthur Gottshall Brown
Brown
Vivisection Plea Sways National Medical Meeting
The tenth annual meeting of the National Medical Association, a group of colored physicians and pharmacists, heard Dr. A. M. Brown advocate using vivisection on condemned criminals instead of hangings or electric chairs. He argued science would advance and crime would lessen, while urging punishment by operating table though most delegates opposed the idea.
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New York
National Medical Association
A. M. Brown
Tenth
United States ‘Cavalry
Cuba
Home Hospital
Birmingham
Ala
Dr. Brown
H. F. Gamble
Brown
New York Foreman Feigns Circus Feat in Ware
John E. Hoyt, 30, of New York City, foreman on a Ware contract, attempted to swallow nails after watching a sword swallower. Dr. J. H. Carmichael removed nails from his stomach at Weston Memorial Hospital. The operation continues to save his life as he remains dangerously ill and has lost about 40 pounds.
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Ware
Mass
John E. Hoyt
New York City
J. H. Carmichael
Weston Memorial Hospital
Hoyt
Atlantic University Contact Listing
Formerly Internal Hospital state unit Iowa contact lines list office and house numbers for 462 and 263 Black street with Atlantic reference.
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Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
Atlantic
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