Children of Officials Form Prominent Juvenile Group in D C
The article notes that sons of public men and diplomats in Washington hold influential roles as private and confidential secretaries. It argues these young aides, described as the sunlight in their fathers homes, effectively act as quiet rulers and trusted assistants to senators and congressmen alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Uncle Sam
Senator Foraker
Houses
Congress
Limit of Hugs Advice From Mrs Cory and Dr Hanrahan
The piece reports Mrs S M Cory urging strict courtship rules and a 10 oclock hug limit echoed by Dr T S Hanrahan. It cites President Roosevelt’s family and Cabinet children as examples of young Americans in Washington life. Jacob Riis condemns a hard banker contrasted with a loyal worker.
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S. M. Cory
Society For Political Study
T. S. Hanrahan
Sacred Heart Church
West Fitchburg
Mass
Spain's King to Wed Princess Ena of Battenberg
King Alfonso XIII plans to marry Princess Ena of Battenberg in May. Ena, 18, is the daughter of Princess Henry and the niece of Prince Louis of Battenberg. She is famed for beauty, sailing, motor driving, drama, and charm at Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace.
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Prince Louis of Battenberg
Princesas Ena
England
Spain
Alfonso XIII
Alfonso
Ena of
Battenberg
Henry
Edward
Ena
Europe
Prince Alexander
Buckingham Palace
Eugenie
Isle of Wight
Kensington Palace
Miss Olga Nethersole warns against divorce for family welfare
English actress Miss Olga Nethersole promotes her new play The Labyrinth and argues against severing marriage when children are involved. She favors separation within marriage rather than dissolution to preserve the parental bond and avoid placing children with new guardians. Uniform divorce reform is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Nethersole
Miss Nethersole
Ehilare
United States
Forestry a necessity urged irrigation and forestry laws
The American Lumberman reprints George H. Maxwell’s speech to the American Forest Congress delivered in early 1905. He argues for forest rehabilitation and irrigation, warns of private control destroying forests, and urges public demand for nationwide forestry legislation to protect national interests and rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lumberman
George H. Maxwell
National Irrigation Association
American Forest Congress
Washington, D. C
Congress
United States
Maxwell
Foresters urged national approach to protect forests
George H. Maxwell, executive chairman of the National Irrigation Association, argues at the American Forest Congress in Washington that forestry is a national issue, not regional. He recalls the Mississippi flood near New Orleans to illustrate flood control and levee failures impacting agricultural lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Maxwell
The
National Irrigation Association
Maxwell
American Forest Congress
American Lumberman
Washington, D. C
Congress
Maxweill
Mississippi River
New Orleans
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Root
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Alice Roosevelt
Taft
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J. E. Defebaugh
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