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Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1911

Page

7

Maude Adams Homes and the Three Lives She Lived

Report on Maude Adams homes at The Rookery Ronkonkoma Sandy Garth and Comfort House. Describes interiors, personal spaces, and habits revealing Adams as devoted reader and coach to co stars. Details rooms, books, fireside routines, and charity toward colleagues and protégés.

Mauda. Adams Rookery New York Babbie Ronkonkoma Long Island Latobt Casey Bohemia Thirty-sixth Street Sixth Avenue Ethel Barrymore John Drew Georgia Meachum Ida Conquest Miss Adams Annie Adams Adana Rees Jowerdeednere Jia Ong Lambe Mian Adana Lilian Fortrace Maude Adam Sertexts Thia Evrie Maude Adams Mollere Lamseai Mauds Adama Herbert Spenter Jong Wen Mun Adena Tagutry Denen Mabogeeay Randy Garth Erall Hana Iage

Dun and Bradstreet Report on Business Conditions

Dun’s review notes improving financial conditions and a more active trade distribution, with better iron and steel market signals and export activity. Bradstreet’s report echoes freer trade currents, caution in wholesale buying, stronger early spring orders, and mixed industrial demand with weakness in pig iron and steel. Canada and U.S. weekly business failures are listed for comparison.

New York Dun’s Far East North Eouth Coatton United States Canada

No Result In Vote For Senator Yet

Albany dispatch reports no result in the United States Senate race as of today as the fourth point ballot yields no change. A lack of quorum in the joint legislative assembly prevented formal counts and the session adjourned with no outcome.

Albany J. Y United Alites Bheehan New York Executive Chamber Dix'a Hhoehan Parker

Bromoseltzer King Sues for Divorce in Secret Filing

Baltimore January 23 Captain Isaac Stmerson millionaire drug manufacturer known as the bromine seltzer king filed a divorce suit against Mrs Emerson. The papers were delivered to the circuit court clerk by hand against proper procedure. Mrs Emerson has occupied the mansion near Druid Hill Park and has been summoned to answer. Reported that C L Rasher a club member was named representative and appeared surprised.

Baltimore Med Isaac Stmerson Breamin Seltger King Margaret Smith Toula Mekhim Emerson Mel Merson Druid Ell Park Itan Beon CL Tlaizeltinge Tassher Cunt Club

Reformatory Decision Delays Near Mount Vernon Project

Washington officials report the fine arts commission, acting on Taft's request, has 16 objections to a proposed reformatory near Mount Vernon. The ruling continues to hinge on whether the District of Columbia or Virginia site receives approval, with further consideration planned.

Washington Commission of the Fine Arts Taft District Columbia Mount Vernon Hay

Razor incident at country place ends in custody

Sir Thomas Jip son faced an awkward encounter when a visitor at his country estate produced a razor to demand aid from Anannial. The lord excused himself and alerted police, who then detained the man.

Thomas Tanion Thomas Jipson

Bowling Congress Opens in St Louis Tonight

The 11th annual American Bowling Congress tournament opens in St Louis with 14 states represented by bowlers from big and small cities. The event runs through February 4.

Bowling Congress St. Louis American Bowling Congress

Washington fixes date for Dolliver eulogies in Senate

Senate set Saturday February 18 as the day for eulogies to Senator Dolliver and eight or ten other late senators. Senator Cummins and Senator Young are among speakers. debate over timing noted. Postmasters appointed include James Scott Gidden Oscar McCrary C.J. Schneider Henry O. Walker.

Washington Senate Dolliver Ciay Georgia Cummins Delliver Young Hale Ben James

Cummins Decries Ship Subsidy Graft in Ocean Measure

In Washington on January 23 Senator Cummins of Iowa led a Senate assault against the pending ocean mail subsidy bill calling it a costly entering wedge toward an annual subsidy of 59.2 to 100.09 million dollars. Senator Burton of Ohio joined the attack while Senator Gallinger defended the bill as a needed boost to a decaying commerce and urged amendments noting postmaster general discretion. He claimed the bill contemplates compensation for inward and outward voyages.

Washington Janu Senate Cumpoine Iowa Burton Ohio Gallager

Reciprocity deal with Canada reached in principle

Washington reports the American and Canadian reciprocity committees have completed talks and reached preliminary understandings. Officials say formal approval will be possible once required forms are completed, potentially by next Thursday in Washington and Ottawa.

Washington Knox Ottawa

Secretary Norton to resign White House post

The president's secretary Charles Norton plans to retire soon and return to private business in Chicago. He supported a salary rise from 9600 to 10000 in a Senate Finance subcommittee, but said he would not gain the increase himself. A successor had been chosen, with an announcement imminent.

Charles Frohman Attlebrows America Afiss Adams Aral Adams Clevelane Quaink Thea Maiie Adams Washington Jan Charles Norton Chicago Norday Senate Norton White House Mr. Norton

Gannon Denies Being A Pipe Smoker In Washington Talk

The article centers on Speaker Gannon who denies being a pipe smoker despite admitting to occasional tobacco use. He explains he is famous for chewing tobacco and swearing, but stresses he is not a pipe smoker and has not kept a pipe as a memento. He recalls a moment when offered a pipe by Champ Clark and says he smoked it briefly but remains predominantly a cigar smoker.

Mise Adams Dirahey 12 EL Gsa Maude Adama Malda Adame Shakespeare Land Romeon and Joliet Toin Washington Dan Tinela Cannon Missouri Jim Champ Clark J& C Mark

Hilles Offered Post of Secretary to Taft

Washington January 23 Charles D Hilles assistant secretary of the treasury has been offered the position of secretary to the president by President Taft This information came from a reliable source and it is noted that Hilles is considering the offer

Washington Charles D. Hilles the Treasury Taft Hilles

Danville Officials Face Grand Jury Over Vote Buying

Danville Illinois reports city attorney Franks Jones confesses to buying votes for Sheriff John M Shepard in both elections and plans to testify before a grand jury. Sheriff Shepard admits buying votes but declines to testify, while indictments and further witnesses including bankers may follow.

Denville Franks Jones John M. Shepard Jay Jones Shepard Grand Jury Platt Sherif Shepard Shectil Hardy Whitlock

Accident to boat in Baltic torpedo test mishap

Copenhagen reports a new torpedo boat named Verta from Karlskrona Sweden was on a trial trip when it disappeared. The vessel was found adrift with a broken propeller shaft and towed into port for assessment.

Copenhagen Verta Lere Karlskrona Sweden

Civic and Social Centers in Public School Buildings Discussed

National Playground Institute sessions near end with a paper by B F Ward of the University of Wisconsin on Civic and Social Centers in Public School Buildings followed by a round table discussion led by George W Ehler of the same institute in Detroit Michigan January 23.

Playground Institute Detroit Mich National Playground Institute B. F. Ward University of Wisconsin George W. Ehler

Egypt Receives Large Gold Shipment from London Bank

London January 23 bullion worth 42000 pounds was moved into the Bank of England and 100000 pounds was withdrawn for shipment to Egypt, indicating a sizable transfer of gold for Egyptian needs.

Egypt London Bank of Englamd

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