Miss Eaton Appears in 1500 Dollar Gown Tonight
The Little Christian presented by Van Dyke and Eaton at the Buckler delighted the audience last night. Miss Eaton wore a magnificent gown with a diamond dress noted as one of the most exquisite creations.
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Miss Eaton
van Dyke & Eaton Co
Buckler
Bank Wreckers
Ollie Eaton
Bucklen
Strenuous Campaign Moves Highlight Illinois Politics
In Chicago, Governor Deneen presses renomination with a brisk pace likening his effort to Roosevelt and Bryan. Roy O. West returns from campaigning across the state claiming Deneen can outwork any rival. Rumors arise of a possible challenge to Albert J. Hopkins with Lowden and Foss seen as potential contenders. Democratic County Committee backs Sullivan faction and endorses Bryan for president and Sullivan for reelection as national committeeman.
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Chicago
Deneen
William Jennings Bran
Roy O. West
Republican State Central Committee
West
Roosevelt
Bryan
Hopkins
Albert J. Hopkins
Lowden
Representative Foss
Roger C. Sullivan
Democratic County Central Committee
Sherman Frouse
Dan
William Jennings Bryan
Sullivan
DAUGHTER RECONNECTS WITH MOTHER AFTER YEARS APART
Dec. 12. A Missouri woman Mrs. Mary Rebecca Frederick, later Mary Ben, seeks her mother Mary Ellen Frederick once forcibly separated after the Civil War. Her father Jacob Frederick deserted the family. she learned of her origins six years ago and had been tracing her mother from South Dakota to Jefferson County Iowa.
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Marina
William Fenton
Dix
South Dakota
Jefferson County
Mather
Mary Ben
Household Hacks and Home Care Tips From The Era
A collection of domestic hints covers soap for drawing threads, easy eyelet embroidery, a simple hard water wash aid, a fortified washing recipe, a novel expandable clothes rack, scorch removal paste for linen, chiffon washing method, and a method to keep butter fresh in brine.
Siamese Ladies Hair Stands Upright
Report describes wives of Siamese nobles cutting hair to stand straight up about an inch and a half in length.
Sires and Sons and Other Notables in Briefs
A collage of short items notes ages of presidents at inauguration, a Kentucky reader who never voted or joined groups, Chilean minister Diaz in Washington, farmer Rankin's $12,000 year, and wills restricting grandchildren. It also mentions editor Maximilian Harden, a “music pocket” concept for detectives, idle musings on going home, and local notices about sales, a church dinner menu, and a machinery sale by Review Printing Co.
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Senor Anibal Cruz Diaz
Chile
United States
Washington
Legation
David Rankin
Tarkio
Missouri
Henry J. Byer
Cleveland
Milton Pratt
Great Barrington
Mount Riga
Charles [Fields
Worcester
Mass
Athol and
Gardner
The
Chicago Tribune
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortel
Werr
Maximilian Harden
Die Zukunft
Review Printing Company
Elkhart
Ind
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