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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1900

Page

7

Thompson's The Bixham The Havlock Yoke The Berwick Raglan

Thompson's Raglan line and Berwick and Havlock items appear in the Bixham edition with brief notices of fashion and shop names. The page lists multiple labels and associated items, reflecting a local ad and social column mix.

Bixham Havlock Berwick Raglan

Sons of Delaware and Delaware Society Banquet in Harmony

Rival Delaware groups, the Sons of Delaware and the Delaware Society of Philadelphia, held their annual Bellevue Hotel banquet. Delegates from both sides visited upstairs and downstairs to extend forgiveness and goodwill, signaling restored harmony after prior strife.

Sons of Delaware Delaware Society of Philadelphia Bellevue Hotel of Delaware Messrs W. W. Smithers J. Tips Register Stellwagon William T. Tilden Lewis B. Morrow Joseph Truitt Frank L. Neall Delaware Society Philadelphia Delaware William H. Marvill Alexander Colesberry F. Cornwel Jennings Wakefield Presbyterian Church Germantown Sonus Wiltbank Levin Irving Handy Wilmington

Notable Banquet Attendees List Reveals Prominent Figures

The guest list includes J. Frank Allee, J. Edward Addicks, Dr. Caleb R. Layton, James W. King, Hon. L. Heisler Ball, Rev. F. Cornwell Jennings, J. Hampton Moore, Colonel J. Lewis Good, Dr. R. P. McReynolds, and numerous other leaders. Names span politics, medicine, law, and industry, indicating a gathering of influential figures.

J. Frank Allee J. Edward Addicks Caleb R. Layton William H. Slayton James W. King John B. McPherson Herbert H. Ward William H. Marvill L. Heisler Ball Alexander P. Colesberry Hugh C. Browne Frank L. Neall Anthony Higgins F. Cornwell Jennings J. Hampton Moore Albert P. Brubaker J. Lewis Good William M. Field M. D Charles M. Taylor William F. Deakyne John Mustard Elwood C. Jefferis Warren Harper John J. Hoffecker Harry A. Gatchel John Middleton John L. Kinsey Rudolph Blankenburg John ©. Perry Robert H. Jump William Sidebotham William Hickman Shoemaker William H. Heald Richard Campion Oliver N. Long T. Bennett Phillips George A. Cameron Louis D. Flanagan Frank Harrigan William Ellsworth Douglass John Kent Kane P. R. Cleaver A. B. Willoughby Norris Barratt Morris H. Peterson

Shower of Roses at Delaware Society Banquet

Philadelphia figure Mr. Austin gives an original recitation drawing roses from the audience. Delaware figures Hon. John Hunn and Rev. L. W. Layfield are honored in toasts. A Sons of Delaware committee visits the nearby Delaware Society, singing Our Delaware. Guests include Louis H. Ayres and many others. next week the Auditorium hosts the melodrama Sporting Life.

Howard Austin Philadelphia Delaware John Hunn L. W. Layfield Camden Delaware Bar W. M. Symne Wilmington Del Gotham J. H. Marshall New York Delaware Society Sons of Delaware Delaware Society Maryland Roberts James B. Canby Kystone Association Exiattrion Royal Marin Abernes Taly Evesinz SOSEP INK Sabll Mungaritn Boys RIDER Sporting Life Suvsico Road Street Theatre Francis Wilson Mina Malabar Hfstinstrart Tubare David BeLisco Madame Butterfly Cust Maughty Anthony

Unusual Delaware Governor Oath Prompts Bible Question

Special Telegram from Dover notes speculation over Governor elect John Hunn's oath. Traditionally the Latin Bible in the State Library presides over the triangular oath to the U.S. and Delaware constitutions. As Hunn is a Friend, observers expect a Quaker style affirmation with hand uplifted and hat on.

Times Dover John Hunn Delaware the United Hunn

Delaware Notes Faculty to Give One to Students Next Week

The Delaware College faculty plans a one to the students next Friday evening. Wilmington events include elections and appointments in local organizations, church notices, weddings, and business updates from the Wilmington Board of Trade to labor groups and railroad work.

Delaware College Wilmington Board of Trade Commercial Club St. Paul, Minn

Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Mrs Dunn

Mrs J C Dunn of Tarentum Pennsylvania writes of her baby’s eczema clearing after a year of sores with Paine's Celery Compound. She also uses it for nervousness and claims it strengthens nerves aids digestion and relieves rheumatic and back ache.

Paine

Good Year for Farmers Delaware Crops Fair Remuneration

The Delaware year ends with generally favorable weather for wheat corn hay and potatoes north of the Delaware and Chesapeake canal while the southern section faced drought. Lower Delaware profits come from berries and peaches. In New Castle rival social clubs clash as chairs lounges and stoves are removed to the street during an entertainment. A Night Off charity smoker is planned by the Ancient Order of Adhesive Mogul lions at Knights of Pythias Hall with leadership by Orson A. Carrick B Frank Blackburn and S Atwood Stewart and Moses B. Fleming as toastmaster.

Wilmington Delaware Delaware and Chesa- Peake Canal Times New Castle Del West End West End Social Order of Adhesive Mogullions Knights of Pythias

WILL NOT VOTE FOR ADDICKS

Captain Chauncey P. Holcomb denies plans to back James G. Shaw for Addicks. He says he will vote Democratic and won’t let anyone dictate his choice. The report arose from carriage talks with a close friend.

New Castle Chauncey P. Holcomb James G. Shaw Addicks Holcomb Shaw

Woman Delegate Presides Over Labor Meeting

In Louisville on December 7 Esther King of Petersburg Maryland became the first woman to preside over an AFL session. The session saw a brief fire scare and a contested seating for John J Fitzpatrick amid Chicago United Garment Makers protest. Delegates adjourned after limited committee action with invitations read for upcoming gatherings.

Ter Tives Louisville American Federation of Labor Esther King Petersburg Committee On Credentials John J. Fitzpatrick Chicago Federation of Labor Fitzpatrick United Garment Makers’ Union Chicago Chicago Federation Brewery

Epworth League Rally Slated for Harrington Delaware

The Epworth League of Harrington M P Church plans an all day rally on Friday December 14 with prominent ministers from Dover Wilmington Farmington and Seaford scheduled to preach and lead sessions. Dover district officers include Wesley Webb and several vice presidents and secretaries.

Farmington G. T. Alderson Harrington W. E. Hills Lincoln J. D. Kemp Felton Z. H. Webster Frederica L. E. Barrett D. D Milford W. G. Koons Bridgeville T. N. Rawlins Seaford H. RK. Errickson Dover

Dover's Hub Claims Brightest Girls on the Peninsula

A Dover Board of Public Education census highlights learning levels in a college town. Among 14 to 21 year old girls not in school are 101, with 96 reading, 92 literate, and 36 with fair general education. Of 308 non pupil women aged 21 to 35, 20 can read and 281 have fair education.

Dover Dover Board of Public Education

Daughters of the American Revolution Elect Officers

The Caesar Rodney Chapter DAR held its annual meeting at Miss Sophie Waples home electing Regent Miss Waples Vice Regent Mrs Caroline Dennisom Secretary Miss Helen Van Traum Treasurer Mrs William Drehn Registrar Mrs Billzaber Washington Cardez historian Mrs George Nil践l chaplain Miss Harriet Mahon. It announced completion of the monument over Lt Clarke Churchman’s grave at West Point at a cost of 445.0 and that DAR and others raised 300 for the Churchman memorial prize fund at Delaware College for a yearly award to a most penitent military student.

Tre Tivm Willlington Caesar Rodney Daughters of the American Revolution Sophie Waples Adams Street Miss Waples Caroline P. Deniisom Helen van Traum William Dreln Billzaber Washington Cardez Ofligimont George Harriet Mahon Clarke Churchman West Point Churchman Mesmoriz Delaware College

Pyramid Pile Cure touted as safe remedy

An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe and effective treatment for piles including bleeding and protrusion. It cites a Pittsburg man’s recovery, claims broad physician and druggist endorsement, and offers a free booklet or a fifty cent box from local drugstores.

William Handschu Pittsburg Pyramid Drug Company Marshall Mich

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