Mrs Taft as First Lady Elect Shape of Washington Society
The piece surveys Mrs. Taft as future first lady, detailing her social influence, tastes, arts patronage, and personal style. It notes her musical and literary interests, family connections, and close bonds with Gen. and Mrs. Edwards and other Washington figures, highlighting her poised, well-rounded character and readiness for the White House role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft
White House
Taft
Madison
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jacksons
James Buchanan
Corbin Ar
Edwards
Gen
Corbin
Ohio
Edith Patten
Washington
California
Philippines
Mrs. Corbin
Chevy Chase
Roosevelt
Burke
Napoleon
Wellington
Victoria
Pitt
Mrs. Taft
Charles Taft
Rembrandt
Elizabeth Bennett
Er. Raisters
Cincinnati
Kith
Henry Esmond
Thackeray
George Eliot
Hot Springs
Mrs. Edwards
Tafts
Gen. Edwards
Army
Bell
Garlington
Sally
Miss Garlington
Chicago
Parsons
Columbus
Charles Anderson
Bryn Mawr
Helen Taft
Louis Moore
Thomas Laughlin
Pittsburg
William Herron
Janey Esby
John Herron
Georgie Aldrich
Islands
K Street
Sixteenth Street
Lafayette Park
Thurlow Weed
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventeenth Street
War Department
America
Republican Party
Saskatchewan Prairie Dream from Oregon Farmer’s Letter
Albert Nelson from Benton County Oregon writes from Goose Lake country in Saskatchewan in 1904. He praises vast rich virgin prairie, yields of 60 bushels oats per acre and 20-30 bushels wheat, with land priced 12 to 16 dollars per acre, dry healthy climate, and a farmer’s winter rest building homes and stables.
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Albert Nelson
Benton Co
Oregon
North America
Goose Lake
Saskatchewan
Paris Banker Dupe Of Anonymous Practical Joker
A Paris banker, famed for his finances, fell for a hoax by an anonymous practical joker who claimed he was appointed general manager of a government bank in Morocco. He rode a camel at Jardin d Acclimatation before realizing the prank and fled social notice.
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Paris
Jardin d
M. X
Morocco
Consoling Artist Declares Art His Fortune
The model dismisses poverty as no crime while the artist asserts that art is his fortune in a lighthearted exchange.
Triplets Reach Sixty In Trowbridge Family Milestone
Aaron Albert White Moses Henry White and Miriam Lenorah Lewis of Trowbridge celebrate their sixtieth birthday. The triplets, who emigrated to Australia years ago, are all in excellent health. London Mail notes their long lived kinship and travel.
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Trowbridge
Aaron Albert White
Moses Henry White
Miriam Lenorah Lewis
Australia
London Mail
The Rightful User Knicker
Becker persisted in taking his friends out when the cook wanted the auto, displacing the chauffeur.
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Becker
Pettit's Eye Salve Celebrates a Century of Relief
A century old Pettit's Eye Salve promises quick relief for tired eyes and aching inflamed or watery eyes. Sold by druggists or Howard Bros in Buffalo New York.
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Pettit
Howard Bros.Buffalo
Like Producing Like in the Fur Trade Ad
A short printer’s sample compares a manager’s vanity to profit, noting slogans about paying high prices for cow hides and furs. An N W Hide & Fur Co. advertisement from Minneapolis hints at selling traps cheap and promoting aggressive selling tactics.
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N. W. Hide & Fur Co
Minneapolis, Minn
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Becky Sharp
Helen. Taft
Charlie Taft
Canada