Debut Tonight at the White House for Miss Ethel Roosevelt
Washington society awaits the debutante Miss Ethel Roosevelt at a White House reception tonight. Guests from diplomatic, military, and social circles will attend as the 17 year old prepares for her formal society entrance. Her modest, innocent image contrasts with her mother Mrs Longworth’s more measured demeanor.
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Bed by Hungry Wolf A Man Driven Through the Waste
A Dec 29 report details a man attacked by a famished animal, being driven through waste terrain. The incident underscores dangers in desolate areas and the impact on the victim.
Evacuation of Cuba Begins With Army Move on New Year
Dec 26 report describes the start of Cuba evacution by pacification forces. First provisional regiment of martams about 060 men from Camp Columna will depart Havanh aboard the cruiser Prairie on Jan 1, with the remainder to follow mid month.
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Fourteen Members of Interstate Commerce Committee Sail for Canal Study
Four teen members of the House committee on Interstate and foreign commerce sail from this city on the Pangma line steamer Alliance to investigate canal work. They will reach Colon on January 1 and spend four or five days on the isthmus, with return plans not yet fixed but aiming to be back in Washington by January 14.
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Carnegie vision of labor shareholding in industry
Andrew Carnegie writes in The World's Work about joint stock style labor participation and worker ownership. He cites United States Steel and Carnegie Steel experiments, arguing direct ownership by workers aligns labor and capital and could become the norm in future industry.
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Missouri College Says Hog Cholera Serum Will Vanquish Disease
Columbia Mo December 28 The Missouri Agricultural College claims a perfected serum acts as an antitoxine against hog cholera It asserts a 45000 yearly appropriation will save Missouri farms from 1 000 600 to 5 000 000 yearly The serum comes from a hyperimmunized hog with fibers removed to prevent clotting and is treated with carbolic acid.
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Coasting Tragedy Claims Boy and Injures Man in Pa
In Wilkes Barre on December 28 a twelve year old boy William Klein was killed instantly while thirty eight year old Thomas Reilly sustained fatal internal injuries and a broken leg after their sleds collided on a steep hill. Reilly tried to kick Klein’s sled away but his leg snapped and the impact broke Klein’s neck.
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Hair Dye Suit Seeks 20000 From Drug Maker
A St Louis traveling saleswoman sues a local drug manufacturer for 20000 claiming the hair dye she used as directed caused her hair to shrivel and fall out, forcing her to wear a wig. The plaintiff, Mrs Bowman of New York, filed the suit alleging substantial annoyance and damages.
Man Shoots Mistaken Doorway Bear in Tennessee
In Chattanooga on December 28 Thomas Deckmar, intoxicated and wrapped in a buffalo overcoat, shot and killed Thomas Andrews who slept in a doorway, misreading him as a bear. The Andrews family had alerted Deckmar after the man had visited several saloons and dozed off in Lafayette.
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Big Blaze Destroys Opera House and Businesses in Lewisburg
Fire of unknown origin gutted the Lewisburg opera house owned by H. Spiker and several nearby properties including Masonic hall, opera house restaurant, Oberdorf Plumbing Supply, W. R. Roland dental office, and H. E. Spiker Coal offices. Total losses estimated around 75 000 with the opera house valued at 60 000. A separate incident reports watchman Charles Callahan fatally burned near a watch bar after kerosene exposure while attempting to start a smoldering coal fire.
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Contempt Sentence Sparks Labor Leader Reactions
Labor figures from Samuel Gompers to John Mitchell respond to the DC supreme court contempt verdict in the Buck Stove case. They see potential unity gains, warnings on press freedom, and calls for reform as reactions highlight the broader impact on organized labor and civil rights.
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Mothers urged to tell stories to children this Christmas
Public school supervisor Misa Mildren urges mothers to use stories and pictures as nourishing food for thought. She recommends Christmas stories and Madonna and Christ picture books, presents five worthwhile titles, and advises short daily reading to build morals, culture, and self-control in children.
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