White House entertainments and Washington society notes
A detailed panorama of early Roosevelt era White House hospitality, social events, and Washington power circles. The piece recalls the East Room banquets, Mrs. Roosevelt as hostess, and parallels to Dolly Madison, then shifts to anecdotes about photographers, Mrs. Dubois, fencing clubs, and notable political figures. It also covers invitations for Helen Hay Whitney’s wedding, the German embassy ball, Senator Teller, cabinet ladies, Marconi lectures, and senate chaplains.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Dolly Madison
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Washington
Mr. Foss
Admiral Dewey
Congress
President McKinley
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Naval Committee
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Yanston
Dubois
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Maander
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Chicago
France
Paris
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Club
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August Schoenborn
Capitol
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United States
Germany
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Quartermaster General's Office
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Teller
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Colorado Statesman
Arthur
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McKinley
Congressional amendments shift sentiment on oleomargarine bill
The House debates amendments to the oleomargarine bill showing stronger opposition since the last Congress while passage remains likely. Notable changes include state immunity for intra state manufacture and branding rules for imitation butter, plus a 10 cent tax on certain products. The broader Industrial Commission final report urges uniform hours, wage cash payments, and mine safety reforms. The Indian appropriation bill allocates 8 million, with school funding and tribal provisions, and measures on land sales, court presence, and per capita distributions. Senator Cockrell proposes Indian Territory railroad rights of way. The House Agriculture Committee plans favorable action on a nursery stock certification rule.
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Congress
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Kansan
Committee On Agriculture
Industrial Commission
Chil‘eco
Haskell Institute
Indian Territory
Okmulgee
Sallsaw
Nebraska
Tollan
Peoria
Kaskarkin
Townslte Commission
Cockrell
Mr. Curtis
Kansas
House Committee On Agriculture
United States
Garfeld products and ads reflect 19th century commerce
The fragment shows a collage of Garfield brand products and remedies advertised in a Brooklyn paper, listing powders tablets cures and patent medicines. It notes mothers and children, dye products, laxatives, and cure claims, with references to advertisers in New York and Minnesota. The tone mirrors period marketing and social sentiment about health and modesty.
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Lion PA
Garfield
Church Kidney Cure Co
Fourth Avenue
New York
California Fig Syrup Co
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