Mrs Wilson Returns to White House for Social Season
Mrs Woodrow Wilson arrives at the White House with the President after their honeymoon and begins planning a prominent social season. The State Department provides a diplomatic guest list split between two dinners due to the European war with neutrals divided between Teutonic and entente powers. One dinner is set for January 11 and the other for January 21.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Hot Springs
State Department
Women’s City Club Hosts Tea for Committee Guests
The Women’s City Club held a Tuesday tea at 40 Beacon Street to connect its 4500 members with executive committees. Mrs. James J. Storrow presided as committee members were guests of honor in the effort to increase member contact with the groups.
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Women’s City Club
Beacon Street
James J. Storrow
Governor McCall Inauguration Set For Tomorrow
State House will host the inauguration of Governor elect McCall with over 3000 invitations issued. Officials estimate the event will be among the most brilliant in years at the State Capitol.
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McCall
State House
State Capitol
Inaugural Ceremonies Detailed by Sergeant-at-Arms
Dignitaries from many nations attend the inauguration with consular representation. Pedrick outlined a noon start and room assignments for department heads, invited guests, and ticketed attendees. Governor to hold a reception in the Hall of Flags after the event. Dr Harvey Wiley condemned farm housing conditions in MA and NY at the Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture meeting.
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Pedrick
AHS
McCall
Senate
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
New York State
Harvey W. Wiley
Horticultural Hall
Farmers Day at City Hall Features Health Talks and Awards
Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley welcomed farmers and wives to the city hall for the Massachusetts Horticultural Society event. Prizes were announced in the state clean milk contest with winners Carl A. Johnson East Longmeadow William A. Hale Gardner Bryant brothers Dracut and James F. McNamara Stoughton. Health and nutrition themes highlighted farm life including sanitation infant nutrition and preventing typhoid fever. Charles McCarthy urged farmers to advertise and organize. Richard V. Lindabury discussed Sherman Act issues tied to the New Haven case and warned against self interest by directors with Taft cited. Charles F. Choate Jr. to continue the defense argument.
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Walsh
Curley
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Carl A. Johnson
East Longmeadow
William A. Hale
Gardner
Bryant Brothers
Dracut
James F. McNamara
Stoughton
James I. McNamara
Charles McCarthy
Wisconsin Free Library Commission
Bromo Quinine Advertisement Shows Grove Signature
An old advertisement notes that Bromo Quinine removes the cause of grip and claims only one product bearing the name BROMO QUININE with B. W. Grove's signature on box 25c. The reading highlights a medicinal claim and a signed brand presentation.
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B.W. Grove
Taft and Wickersham’s Sherman Law Ruling Mentioned at Trial
The jury heard that former President Taft and Attorney General Wickersham believed there had been no Sherman Act violation by the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. Their opinion was offered as a key reason to find the 11 former directors not guilty.
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Richard V. Lindabury
Wickersham
The
New Haven
Boston & Maine Railroad
George W. Wickersham
Lindabury
William H. Taft
United States
Addyston
Mr. Lindabury
New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Harvard to discuss G. O. P. presidential candidates
Harvard students prepare an open forum at the university to weigh the merits of potential Republican nominees. The Harvard Crimson lists Roosevelt Taft Hughes Burton Root Weeks and Fairbanks among those to be discussed, noting the absence of Samuel W. McCall from the roll.
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Harvard
Harvard Crimson
Samuel W. McCall
Roosevelt
Taft
Justice Hughes
Senator Burton
Senator Root
Senator Weeks
Charles W. Fairbanks
Relieve Rheumatism with Eimer and Amend’s remedy
An advertisement urges use of Eimer and Amend’s New York 2851 for rheumatism. It claims the product is recommended by those who have tried it and available at reliable druggists.
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Eimer & Amend
N. Y
Adut
Salvini Will Bequeaths Funds to Florence Charity Arts
An Italian actor Tomasso Salvini's will, dated in Florence, leaves from 1000 to 4000 to charities and art institutions. He prays Providence to prosper Italy and keep it as an example in civilization and justice.
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Rome
Tomasso Salvini
Florence
Captain Sullivan III Confined at Home with Grippe
Captain James P. Sullivan of City Hall station is confined to his home at 22 Arnold Street South End with grippe and has been off duty since Saturday.
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James P. Sullivan
City Hall Station
Arnold Street
South End
Grippe
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LOTTA
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Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture
Dr. Wiley
Boston
Gilchrist
Mellen
Grand Trunk Railway
Grand Trunk
Palmer
Mass
Providence
R. I
Chamberlain
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Taft’s
U. K
Mark
Coats
Shepard
Seepard
Shepard Norwell Company
Salvini
Italy
Captain Sullivan III
Velvet
A. W. Jones CO
Chauncy ST
Bangor
Brockton, Haverhill, Fitchburg
Lewiston
Manchester
Cuticura
Dept
Bellans
Union
Faneuil Hall
Ington St. Jefferson
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