Burns Day party and social notes in Denver area
Mrs. Andrew Gilchrist hosts her annual Burns memory party on Saturday afternoon Jan 26 in Denver. Mr and Mrs W M Monfort announce their Cheyenne friends may visit at 1254 Cook Street. Christening of Mary Augusta and Allen True held at the Kline home with Rev F L Moore presiding. Mrs John Hunter entertains Kensington tea with guests including Mrs Nimmo and others. Infantry Regimental Dinner at post headquarters with Ward catering and Captain McConnell as toastmaster. Post dances merged into post hops with full program, supper, and punch.
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Andrew Gilchrist
Robert Burns
A. Kline
Kline
F. L. Moore
Congregational Church
Mary Augusta
Allen True
Pleasant
Kensington
John Hunter
Leasure
Caveral
Ward
McConnell
Toaatmaster
Fort Russell Social Events Highlight Return of General Edward
General Edwardes, visiting family in Washington, is due back soon and will reach Denver in time for the horse show at Fort Russell. The Fort Society plans to exhibit horses, with Major and Mrs Horn Captain and Mrs Creig Captain and Mrs Snyder Captain Davis and Lieutenants Anderson Hayden among those attending from the Fort to Denver events.
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Edward
Edwards
Washington
Denvé
Fort Russell
Edwardes
Visiting List Notes From Douglas Residents
Mrs. Ed David of Douglas visits Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carey. Mrs. M. H. Hartung and son Kirk return from a month with relatives in Des Moines. Mr. Hartung arrived several days ago. Dr. Clarence True Wilson, general secretary of the M F E Temperance society, is expected to visit Rev. and Mrs. W M Nelson. His headquarters are in Topeka Kansas.
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Ed David
Douglas
Charles Carey
M. H. Hartung
Kirk
Des Moines
Mr. Hartung
Clarence True Wilson
W. M. Nelson
Dr. Wilson
M. FE. Temperance Society
Topeka
Kan
Bankers Warn of Counterfeit $10 Note Circulation
Harry M. Moffitt, chief of the United States secret service, warns bankers and merchants to watch for a counterfeit $10 note circulating in the West. The bills, drawn on the National Bank of Columbia Missouri, carry serial letter D with signatures of J. W. Lyons and Ellis H. Roberts, and feature a brown back.
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Ban Francisco
Harry M. Moffitt
United States Secret Service
West
National Bank of Columbia
J. W. Lyons
Register
The
Treasury
Ellis H. Roberts
United States
Cafeteria Dinner Hours at The Robinson
The cafeteria serves daily dinners from 11 30 a m to 2 p m and again from 5 p m to closing at The Robinson hotel.
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the Robinson
Make an Acceptable Gift Doley Mike The Illustrated
A how to guide describes crafting a decorative gift using crepe paper and cardboard. It explains selecting a pretty pattern and matching crepe material, cutting thick cardboard pieces, and wrapping one side with paste and paper to form a decorative cover.
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Doley Mike
Crafting a Ribbon Bow Cardboard Ornament
Instructions describe cutting cardboard with a margin for turning over and attaching crepe paper, a white paper circle to cover edges, and ribbons threaded between layers. Repeat on a second piece, then press under weights. Cretonne lining suggestions include cream sateen sewn to sateen rather than pasted.
Plastron Ruche Styles For Bodice Decoration
New fashion details describe plastron ruche as four inch lace frills gathered on a narrow ribbon. The ruching can be basted around the neck and finished near the front center, with full billows cascading down the bodice. Alternative lace expression uses two diamond shaped squares on the bodice front.
Furs Dominate Seasonal Fashion In Paris Wear
The article notes a surge in fur use this season with ermine meshes trimmed in skunk or bear seen as especially seductive. Parisiennes favor elaborate fur fitments over simple trimmed muffs and embrace palerine capes, broad collars, and Directoire inspired up and down fronts on sable and broadtail pelts.
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Parisienne
Directoire
Erming
Sable
Colore in Paris Shades for Afternoon Gowns
Paris fashion notes describe subdued color palettes for afternoon gowns with light beiges and grays as favorites. Discreet trim accents introduce lighter tints amid a range including antIqua red brick red and darker options like claret rust mahogany navy.
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Paris
The Consolidation of Banking and Big Business
A historical analysis claims 149 reorganizations within three years created large capital and fictitious wealth, leading to a small group of men controlling major U S industries. It argues banking ties aided industrial reorganization and consolidation across rail, telegraph, shipping, oil, steel, and other sectors.
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Unites States
Scherr
Banking consolidation tied to industrial power grows unseen
A commentary notes banking associations increasingly control industrial institutions in major money centers. It warns of dangers from this merged power and the risk of banking institutions being prostituted to speculative business interests. The piece cites rising concentration and skepticism among authorities.
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Theas
Deported alien held for libel in England case
Howard F. Miling, detained in New York, was ordered deported by Secretary Nagel. The action linked Miling to a libel against Ming George of England and described the conduct as a crime involving moral turpitude.
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Washington
Howard FP
Miling
New York
Nagel
Ming George
England
Lecture on Government by Injunction Inspires Cheyenne Students
Cheyenne Business College students heard Attorney T. F. Burke speak on Government by Injunction. The talk emphasized civic participation, careful speech, and the role of the people in shaping government and freedom. The college invites more youths to attend future Friday talks at 2 o clock, with students showing interest in a possible repeat visit.
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T. F. Burke
Cheyenne Business College
Cheyenne Meneness College
Crete
Burke
Letter sale receipt tied to Washington senate inquiry
A written acknowledgment dated August 1, 1905 and signed by Charles Stump claiming he sold Standard letters to Mr Chamberlain and Mr Mooney of the New York Journal for pay is produced in evidence before the senate campaign contribution committee. George Stump, Charles brother, testified that he induced his brother to sign it and he then used the document himself.
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New York
Helen Miller Gould
Finley J. Shepard
Tarrytown
Miss Gould
Ippheto
Helen
Dorothy Gould
Frank J. Gould
de. Russell
Irvington
Mies Gould
Washington
Charles Stump
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Robinson
Capitol Market
Reason
Robert M. la Mollette
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24Th ST
Loveland
Lée
Yaree
Aaa
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Bree
Liss Tilan
Laelir
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Pig Tails
Mathews
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