New Year Reception at White House Lifts Democrat Stage
Washington reports the third annual White House New Year’s reception under Taft, welcoming diplomats and newcomers with broad access. Notables include Baron Hengermalier, Jusserand, and ministers from Belgium Uruguay and Panama, amid a festive, inclusive ceremony.
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Associated Prams
Washington
Thepes
Mra
Taft
White House
White Mouse
Forn
Baron Hengermalier
Joan
Wax Aly
Washingoh
Tme
Europe
Theeutoos
M. Jusserand
Reach
London
Netherlands
Rip
Panama
George Hinkhmetief
Ruwaia
Domintela di Gana
Carlos M. de Ponna
Uruguay
M. Havenith
Belgium
Ricardo Arias
Republic of Panama
Pister Weather Bulletin Forecast Disturbances and Warm Waves
Weather bulletin describes a disturbance from December 20 to January 2 with warm waves from December 31 to January 1 and January 2, crossing Pacific slopes and central valleys. It forecasts storms in January across northern and eastern regions, with winter precipitation varying by area and notes implied solar-circuit physics discussions and electromagnetic concepts embedded in the text.
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Laat
Lunderstand
Jesse
Great Central
Pacific
Pacific Slope
Colt
Middle
Meridian
Retirements and Saloon Laws Highlight 1912 News
In a retrospective look at 1912 saloon counts, a drop in numbers is noted as the Moon Law shapes licensing. Massey retires after 35 years with the Pennsy railroad, ending a long career including recent general counsel duties. Officials debate cup provisions for public drinkware and a New Year reception at Mexico Citys national palace draws diplomats and officials.
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Madero
City of
Mexico
Nations Palace
Congress
Patent Query Sealed Off By Barnum on Circus Trick
In 19th century notes cited by Scientific American, P T Barnum sought to patent a three finger circus trick but concluded the concept could not be patented since it would be quickly adopted by others once publicized.
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P. T. Barnum
Oficer
A Tightwad and the Half Dollar Mystery
A quirky exchange from The Louisville Post traces a joke about a half dollar hidden in a table. Characters Hardup and Cayenne discuss medical slices and chloroform, with hints of clever misuse of a coin to gain leverage.
Notice of taking trial witness interrogatories in Houston & Texas Central case
The Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company and others face a District Court in Brazos County Texas. Ben B Long sues to compel the reposition of named witnesses, listing witnesses from Wharton Coryell Travis and Colorado counties and others. The court date follows publication beginning December 30.
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T. Holliday
Firaros County
Bryan
O ‘County
Texaa
Long
Houston & Term Central Hailro
District Court of
Brstol
Texas
Ben
Holiday, Fat
Miller
Jose Ailler
Seamtrunk
K. C. Adams
Houston & Terms
Mailroad Company
H.R Rowlett
W. M. Welle
Wallace
Elisabeth Seale
HM. Beale
FA. Capps
P. JA. Capon
Tre
Benson County
Texan
Rosie
Wea
MM. Stewton
Wharton County
J. M. Brutesitte
Coryell County
Sotvl
Wharton
J. ¥. Waddell
Travis County
Tera
Mra
M. Morshend
County
Wow Guener
Colorado County
Plantm
Houston & Texas Centra!alleen Company
Harhon
Brazos
For Sale: North Whtebel Street Home With 3 Rooms
For sale a home on North Whtebel Street described as three rooms including ball, bath, and one quarter tilsek with form of 70 acted in Siewo munity. Cheap if taken at once. Phone 298 1 angec.
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Ball
Bath
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Philadelphia
George V. Massey
Lethe New ‘Utilities Commission
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Tree of
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Myer
Hudson Myers
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Myers Bros
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Walter J. Higgs
Wagner
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A. L Smith
Rose Valley Whisky
J. W. Palmer
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Sear Tiven
Read & Stiatte Drug Store
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