Supreme Count And Society In The Cabinet Circles
A Washington society note details the high court set and the marriages within its circle. It notes four supreme court daughters wed recently, including Miss Fannie Fuller, and describes the friction between public duties and domestic life as the chief justice navigates a bustling household. Dr Mason, a Virginian doctor and son of Gen. Robert Mason, is linked to the Fuller family through the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin
Supreme Cat
Fannie Fuller
Tie
Robert Mason
Phyamon
Washington
Fuller
F Street
Behdes
Ous
Bern
Romatter
Justicy
Youtuul Uride
Nineteenth Street
Mason
Jan
Robert
Women of the cabinet set show culinary pride and skill
The text praises several women in the cabinet circle for domestic arts and cooking prowess. Mrs Cartelyon wins best custard pie, with Mrs Shaw famed for bread, Mrs Root as a knowledgeable horse keeper, and Mrs Tatas noted for household duties. The piece presents a portrait of homemaking talent among high officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Cartel Yon
Thys
Inneheur Helwan Aes
Innehevin
Mes Cortelyon
Shaw
Bish
Mrs Morton Leaves Washington for Rhode Island Ave Home
Mrs Morton plans to divide their Washington mansion after selling the Rum enjoyer and returns to Rhode Island Avenue. The home once hosted Countess Cassini and the Russian ambassador scene while Morton occupied it last season and received broad social homage. Her daughter, once Duchess de Valencia, now Miss Morton, praised by Sir Murtimer Durand as a leading American beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Washington
Levi P Morton
Aio Rapial
Rhode Island
Spain
New York
Ner Crabsam
Ite
Maronettte Cassini
Count Cas+ t
Duchess de Valencay
Miss Morton
Old Time Watchman Applicant and White House Seeker
A step by step portrait of a shabby job seeker known as an old darkey asking for a watchman post, his awkward entrance and garbled talk about experience, and a man from Maryland claiming to bear the devil's confession while seeking an audience with the president near the White House. The scene shifts to a young man seeking the president with a supposed devil confession, escorted to police headquarters and Sanitary Officer Sroufe for verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darkey
Riddle
Garges
Yussir
Det Dun
Hopkins
Sixth Precinct
Pennsylvania Avenue
Third Street
White House
Hopking
Po Nce
Sroufe
James Nathaniel Edmund Combs
Great Mills
St. Mary County
Maryland
Oddities and Advertisements from a Historic Page
A jumbled slide of quips and classified blurbs and product pitches from an old newspaper page. It includes satirical lines about North Pole living, pills for cleansing the system, moral sayings about money and grammar, elopement notices, the proverb about the early bird, and medical ad copy for pain relief and hemorrhoid treatments.
Bankers and crime fears loom in ledger of banks
A sprawling discourse discusses banking corruption and supervision. It cites figures like Ridgely and Morgan, notes the need for direct examination by mobile officials, and argues that bankers who hide theft behind complex structures are the greatest danger to depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Otio
Homer
de Cincinnani
Hess
Tadfather
St. Louis
Od United States Bank
Perest
Springfield
William Barret
Rensselaer Polstei Tate
Hanna
State of the National Treasury
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Ridgely
Supreme Court of the
Timbet States
Jon
Advertised Patents and Remedies Spread Through Rural Papers
A collection of testimonials for tonics and patent medicines appears, praising Electric Bitters for liver and digestive ills, Beech’s Laxative for constipation, Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for children, Dr King’s New Life Pills for stomach issues, Burdock Blood Bitters for cleansing blood, and Dr. King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments. The notes mention vendors Barber & Son and include various claims from users and regions like Bennettsville and Rural Route, New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
S.A. Lrown
Bennettsville
Barber 4 Son
Dr. King
Barber & Son
Cuba
Philippines
Willis T. Morgan
Concord
N. H
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uneeda Giscult
Uneeda
Rational Biscuit Company
VIA
Union Pacific
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Union
B. Alexander
Sly
Eldridgewilk
Boin Ph
Shanklin
Hoth
Phocen
Eid
Atorieuny Toy RE A
Barta
Kauss City
Kansas City
Dauy
Kansas
Chicago
Barr
Colo
Usab
Oklanoma
Lawrence
Topeka
Lasanca
Sreegackcrion
Aay
sAxcope Bungay Y Daly
S Zor
Aw Faia
Salpry
Lawrenge Srasch
Dapart
Mola
Gay
Dally
Apo
Leavenworth
Arrieé
Er Exurtet
Gally
Erpreas
Ourriga
O24
Partes Passeo
Galle Pasir
Salina
Burr McIntosh Monthly
West 22Nd Street
New York City
Borengues Aval Pills
Toby Dievy
Ereepw
Bere Co
Peta Teloble
Burr. McIntosh Monthly
Supreme Count and Society
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Hinghamton
Dr. Kilmer
Y Hinghamton
North Pole
Tim
Nell
Belle
Thomas Eclectris
Blobbs
Dean
William Garret Ridgely
Poe
Bonaparte
Unc
Jackies
Edgar Allan Poe
Fordham
Berenice
O P Barber & Son
Stoker
Buck- Jen
Chas, Oswald
Rensslaersville
Seth Barch
Pillsbury-Washburn Mills
Minneapolis
Ninsburyy
Scar Seu
Pillsbury’s
Grocer
Foley S Honey Star
Padre Ccu
Doug Law
O P Barbar & Son
Ihen
Eunies
Santa FE
Ghigago
Harvey
Geo. C. Bailey
The Aichison, Tepes @ Backes iy
Lawrence, Kansas
Journal
Union Station
Grand Avenue
U. L. Germ
Southwesters
Mein Street
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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