Notable Residents and Honors Mentioned in Washington
Senator McCumber takes a house on Twenty first street near Hansbrough with a paintings gallery prepared. Sir Daniel Cooper rumored donor of £10000 to the Mansion House Transvaal fund linked to Australian wealth. Admiral Dewey and Mrs Dewey attend church pews in St Pauls and Episcopal temple trustee role noted. Dr Charles Willoughs of Doylestown marks ninety six years. lineages show long-lived ancestors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator McCumber
North Dakota
Twenty-first Street
Washington
Senator Hansbrough
McCumber
Daniel Cooper
Admiral
Dewey
St. Paul's Romane Catholic Church
Father Mackin
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Episcopal Temple
Tenallytown Road
Charles F. H. Willoghs
Doylestown
Social Distinctions in Marriage Talk
A Washington Star quotation contrasts views on social status in marriage. A young woman notes the tendency to assign importance, while another acknowledges a union between an American coal baron and a European count, highlighting social and national contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Library Ad Plans Halt Kipling Works
A Chicago Tribune report quotes a library board member saying advertising plans proceed not on a business basis and that Kipling's works will not be admitted. The exchange centers on donor questions about promoting the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipling
Chicago Tribune
Strength of Character in Society Wordplay
A brief item notes a remark on strength of character with emphasis on fashion and social behavior in a Chicago Post style snippet. The discussion hinges on whether the subject embodies resolve versus vanity, reflecting era attitudes toward femininity and class expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maey
Chic
Three Thousand Dollar Cash Prize Contest Offer
The Atlanta Constitution announces a $3,000 cash contest for 1900. Readers who send a yearly subscription and an exact or near exact estimate of the New Orleans cotton receipts for September 1899 to April 1900 may win up to $1,500 for January, with additional prizes for February and March estimates. The paper outlines how to submit, notes past winners, and promotes The Weekly Constitution for 1900 with broad coverage of national and regional topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
New Orleans
Weeky Constitution
R. T. Poole
Capels Mills
N. C
Trinity College
Durham
North Carolina
The
Constitution
Texas
Louisiana
United States
Woman's Kingdom
Neill
Cotton Crane
Anoelle
Nell
Taney Ak
Clark Howell
William A. Hemphill
Testimonial for Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
A reader cites relief for chronic diarrhoea after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy concluding two bottles cured his son. The note ends with a public sale line and unrelated cultural observations from Bavarian cinema to prune advice and royal deaths on a Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Thomas C. Bower
Glencoe
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Lumbe
Flato & Neumaus
Flato & Green
Aub. Grave
Alwave
Shiner, Texas
G. L. Williams
Waukegan
Glidden
Bismark
J. 2
Huesner
Prop
Wolters Bros. Stork
Shiner
Ure
Daries
J. T. Fehrenkamp
Moulton, Texas
S. A, Carnes Mgr
Shinla
Rhode Isey College
Caroline’ S Land
Johm MM. Palmer
Warrington
Baden-Pig
Gerome
Prince David
Awali
Aniudkalgni
Permanen
Joubert
Steyn
Orange Free State
St Wegos
Macedae
Arizona
Lie
John Morley
Oxford Palmerston Club
Gladstone
Shiner Gazette
Rons
Rete
Son
Sen
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Rerbon
Transvaal
Munich
Britain
Wiliam III
Queen Anne
George
George III
George I
George IV
Duchess of Kent
Prince Consort
Duke of Clarence
Duke of Albany
Pringgss
Alice
Lone Star Hall
the Shiner
E.G. Warnkenl
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