First Lady of the Land Shapes Washington Society Tonight
The Pan American Scientific Congress delegates arrive as President Wilson and his wife begin a new era of White House social life. The piece traces how past administrations influenced social entertainments from Jefferson through Pierce, noting shifts in lavishness, simplicity, and ceremonial hosting.
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An Galt
White House
Washington
Cleveland
Brillant
Ouse
Cleveland Cabire
William C. Whitney
Sec
Navy
Dicott
Endicott
Manning
Veveland., Pve
Prest
Taft
Mr. Wilson
Roose
Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Thesident
Buchnan
Buchanan
Jefferson Davis
George Washington
Jefferson
Monroe
Jackson
van Buren
Tyler
Polk
Pierce
Executive
Andrew Jackson
Adams
Sutler Repeats Confession in Maryland Murder Case
Solomon Sutler a 17 year old negro recounted to Baltimore officials his alleged murder of William F Brown a Silver Run farmer. He said he struck with a stone tied the corpse to a rope and dragged it to the woods then fled with Truman Williams who awaits trial. Carroll County officials plan a grand jury review for an immediate indictment and trial.
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Baltimore
Solomon Sutler
Cumberland
Elisenhauer
William F. Brown
Silver Run
Westminster
James M. Stoner
Stoner
Camden Station
W. L. Seabrook
E. 0. Weant
Carter
Sutler
Fisenhauer
Brown
Truman Williams
Williams
Havin
Catonville
Marshal Carter
Weant
Carroll County
Clay Wilson
Seabrook
Carroll
William H. Thomas
Baltimore City
Connellsville
Leah Weaver
Hagerstown
J. Lester Magaha
Magala
Five Women Guard Thousand Dollars in Gold on Street
A report notes a scene with about a thousand dollars in gold left in the street guarded by five women. The detail invites readers to see more in the upcoming issue of EVERY WEEK.
Guthrie Family Stricken by Death and Illness in Romney
William N. Guthrie long time South Branch merchant and Romney resident dies at home after a complete breakdown. He served as a Presbyterian ruling elder for years. Mary Guthrie, youngest daughter, is critically ill. Robert Guthrie has just returned from surgery for appendicitis. Mrs. Guthrie is improving after a period of illness.
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William N. Guthrie
South Branch
Romney
Presbyterian Church
Mary Guthrie
Robert
Guthrie
Eyler's Specials Fresh greens and canned goods on sale
Eyler's Fruit and Grocery promotes fresh green goods for Sunday dinners including lettuce cucumbers Brussels sprouts radishes cauliflower and peppers. The ad highlights Rainbow canned goods and country butchering offerings. A second line mentions a feature in EVERY WEEK about people who started poor and became wealthy.
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Eyler Fruit and Grocery CO
Senate moves to abolish costly public institutions committee
In Annapolis Jan 7 Senator Harvey Cooper proposed ending the committee on public institutions seen as wasteful. President Campbell backs the idea and Cooper would chair the finance panel, signaling a push for legislative economy despite likely resistance. The debate centers on wasteful junkets to state institutions with lavish entertainments.
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Annapolis
Senate
Harvey L. Cooper
Caroline County
Committee On Public Institutions
Cooper
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Denton National Bank
Campbell
General Assembly
John J. Mahon
Peter J. Campbell
Robert FE. Lee
Baltimore
Mahon-Preston-Lee
Mr. Laird
Laird
House
Farmer Survives After Monster Tree Falls in West Virginia
Albert A. Ritter, four miles east of Wardensville, was pinned by a collapsing tree while helping neighbor J. W. Clark. An elderly, isolated couple delayed aid until a passerby found them. Ritter remained conscious directing rescue until help arrived. his legs were severely swollen but expected to recover.
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Wardensville
W. Va
Albert A. Ritter
J. W. Clark
Clarks
Quarry Finds Ganister Rock West of Tlancock
Mrs. Marshall McKibbin holding interest in an old stone quarry west of Tlancock along the B and R R line has found ganister rock in the tract. The mineral, used as a flux and furnace lining, is the only ganister deposit between Washington and Cumberland and has sold for over a thousand dollars per acre.
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Marshall McKibbin
Tlancock
Washington
Cumberland
Cheap Meat Tomorrow at City Meat Market
Local ad announces Beef roast at 10 12 cents per pound and Boiling Beef at 8 10 cents per pound. Also offered Country Sausage per pound. Address listed as 13 N Centre St near Baltimore. Ad appears in City Meat Market listing.
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City Meat Market
N. Centre St
Baltimore
Bank closes Christmas Savings Club announces move
The Commercial Savings Bank at Liberty and Frederick streets announces the Christmas Savings Club closure on Saturday January eighth and thanks the public for support while inviting patronage at their new home.
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The
Commercial Savings Bank
Liberty and
Frederick Streets
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Eland
van Buren FP
John Tyler
Clon
Gumberland Laundry
N. Mechanic St
Eyler’s
Queen City
Public Institutions Committee
Penitentiary
Springfield
Spring Grove
Toe” Kelley
Yankees
Sonny
West
Holtzman
Holtzman’s
Bik
J. H. Holzshu & CO
Steinway
Raphael
Duerer
P. Wiesel
Cumberland, MD
Buick
Glisan
Third National Bank Building
Phipps, Gage, Vegety Regina
PhD
Baltimore ST
John A. Fulton & CO
Stati
Baltimore and
Liberty Sti
Hummelshime Dental Offices
Frederick Street
T. A. K. Hummelshime
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Lach
New Universities
Cumberland Press
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