Norman Mack: Bryan Democrat Named National Campaign Chief
Norman Mack of Buffalo, long aligned with Bryan, was chosen as Democratic National Committee chairman. A powerful Buffalo figure who owns the Times and other ventures, he remains a staunch Bryan ally amid shifting party currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Be, Mack
Hyuffalo
Democratic National Committee
Denver
Bryan
Mack
Antis
David B. Hill
William C. Whitney
Rourke Cochran
Billy” Russell
Massachusetts
W. F. Wilon
Wisconsin
George Fred Willams
Tillman
Towne
David Bennett Hill
Belmont
Taggart
Norman
W. J. B. Streamer
New York
Dryan
Buffalo
the Times
Upham Named Republican National Committee Treasurer
Fred W. Upham of Chicago named ag negotiant treasurer of the Republican national committee with full power to solicit funds nationwide. He will base in Chicago and focus on the western states while George R. Sheldon handles eastern finance. Upham, 47, is a lumber manufacturer and active club and civic figure with a decade of Chicago public office service.
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Fred W. Upham
Chicago
Ag Nealatant
Republican National Committee
Upham
George R. Sheldon
New York
Sheldon
Panama Elects Domingo Obaldia President After Amador Era
Panama’s new president Domingo Obaldia, born in David around 64 years ago, rose from senator to governor and minister to the United States. He led conservative reform efforts, exposed graft, and faced resistance until U S backing shielded him. His wife Josefa Jovane de Obaldia, a charming Panamanian, spoke French and Spanish and joined him in Washington with their two sons.
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Domingo Obaldia
Dr. Amador
Republic of
Panama
David
Republic
Senor Obaldia
Amador
E New Republic
United States
Obaldia
Europe
Obaidia
Sonora
Josefa Jovane de Obaldia
Washington
Retired Rear Admiral Richardson Clover Passes to Retired List
Rear Admiral Richardson Clover, president of the naval board of Inspection and survey, is placed on the retired list by age. Born in Hagerstown Maryland he graduated from the Naval Academy in 1867 and had a long career including duty as hydrographer naval intelligence attache in London and command of the Wisconsin. He married Mina Mary Miller in May 1886 and belonged to several clubs including Metropolitan and New York Yacht Club.
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Richardson Clover
Naval Board of Inspection and Survey
Naton
Hagerstown
United States Naval Academy
Naval Establishment
Coast Survey
Alaska
Bureau of Navigation
Office of Naval Intelligence
War and Strategy Board
United States
Bancroft
London
Wisconsin
Board of Inspection and Survey
Mina Mary Miller
John F. Miller
California
Metropolitan, Country and
Chevy Chare Clubs
Washington
New York Yacht Club
University Club of
New York
Good grooming as the measure of a well dressed woman
A cautious essay defines good grooming as more than expensive dress. It stresses hair, teeth, nails, and skin care, proper dress harmony, matched hairpieces, clean shoes, neat stockings, and restrained cosmetics, with emphasis on cleanliness and balance over flash.
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Juon
Dreas
Singer Hall
Dress for School Wear Description and Materials
A detailed note describes a dark blue linen school frock with a plaited skirt, white cotton braid trim, a front box-plait bodice with three-button groups, shoulder tucks, a turn-down collar bordered in braid, and a braided cuff sleeve. Materials listed include 48 inch wide fabric and about 2 1/2 dozen yards of braid.
Rain Water For Shampoo Hair Care Note
Advice to wash hair with warm rain water collected in a bucket. Heat the water, beat two eggs yolk with a teaspoon borax, apply to scalp, rinse with heated rain water, and finish with cold rinse and air dry. Includes old fashioned cleansing steps and home remedy.
Ostrich Plumes Curled with Salt Method
A quirky etude explains curling ostrich plumes without removing them from the bat by placing a thin salt layer in a triple plate and heating over a stove. The hat is held about five inches above the flame, shaken continuously for a couple of hours to achieve the curl.
Garments Easily Made Over Into Corset Cover
Readers can repurpose an elf petticoat into a dainty corset cover by using torn sections of an embroidered flounce and trim. Attach lace insertions with beads and a lace edge, fastening at the shoulders with a ribbon bow for a pretty effect. If using the edge, trim to the scallop and bead above a Valenciennes lace row.
Return of silk sleeves signals bold fashion revival
The piece notes sleeves have rejoined high fashion, with silk sleeves returning to cloth dresses as mousquetaire or long directoire styles. Some extend beyond the hand, others barely cover the wrist, while embroidery adds ornamentation on elaborate outfits. Dame Fashion pushes toward the opposite extreme after previous simplicity.
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Newcastle
Will Take Well At Bazar
A piece describes assembling an attractive bazaar item from inexpensive Japanese cape and saucera filled with chocolate creams. Wrapping with silver paper and colored ribbons should appeal to buyers, with options including wrapping in Japanese paper serviettes for display.
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Bazar
Ardent Lover Faces Police After Attacks on Miss Evans
Miss Alice Evans of DumasArk says Claude Everington persistently pursued her for years. He allegedly followed her to Memphis and attacked her at a business college, throwing her down stairs when she refused his advances. Authorities tracked the case as Everington allegedly kept tabs via telephone and candy deliveries.
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Memphis
Tenn
Alice Evans
Pollon
Claude Everington
Milas Evatin
Evanson
Dumas
Ark
Everington
Texas
Claude
Prof. Kirkpatrick
Miss Evans
Business College
New York World
Copper price forecast and Idaho mining surge in 1900s era
Horace J. Brevens of Hershton Michigan predicts copper will rise to 16 or 17 cents. Utah mining firms face ore transport charges amid beet crop logistics. Alta district plans a 200 to 400 horsepower power plant on Little Cottonwood Creek. Knights group trades Plutus mining stock at 16 cents amid heavy August 22 sales. Cariboo Goldfields and Idaho projects report strong activity and new discoveries.
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Horace J. Brevens
Hershton, Mich
Utah
Alta District
Alta Operatora
Cottonwood Creek
Alta
R. H. Thomas
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
Samuel Newhouse
Cariboo
Idaho Palle
Idaho
Carriboo
Treasury
Plutus Mining Company
Knights
Jack Davis
S&ret
Indian Creek
Davis
Delamar
Nev
Mulley
Lees
Uncle Bam Consolidated Mining Company
United States
Elk Creek
Idaho City
Giroux Consolidated
Ely
Nevada
Leo Unternahrer
Mores Creek
Twelve-Mile Creek
Hay Fork
Gratt Hill
Rawhide
Gates
Hey Fork
Montana
Ada County
Leo
Antone Unternahrer
Saya
Switzerland
Gold Development Company of
Marysvale
Pillsburg
Mopongah
W. Va
Jacohn Creek
Fayette City
Hanna
Wyo
Silver King Gold and Copper Mining Company
Mickay
Broken Heart Ends Life of Young Mother in Queens
Mrs Mario Si carta, 16, in Long Island City, killed herself after the Children's Society took her infant. She attempted three death methods. she soaked matches in water, drank cleaning solution, then shot herself in the breast with her husband’s revolver. She died on the front steps.
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New York
Mario Sicarta
Long Island City
Parents quit home after twins die in Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs James Cranch abandoned their home on July 4 after the deaths of their infant twins Norman and Lander aged 64 months. The children, once promised as Maw healey heirs, were taken to Universal Hospital where both died within two days.
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Philadelphia
Bablen
Jamen Cranch
Norman
Lander
Healey
Virgil
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New England Gold & Q Copper Mining Company of
Bingham
Good Springs
Joplin
Toly Kangas
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