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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1900

Page

9

Notable Figures Gather in Washington and Around Town

Miss Caroline Hazard of Rhode Island leads Wellesley College as president while ex Senator John M Palmer travels to gather recollections. Baden Powell, painter of renown, studied under Gerome in Paris. Prince David of Hawaii plans Washington residence. General Joubert’s wife aided his campaigns and strategy. Steyn of the Orange Free State recalls humble origins. William N Wilson wintering in Arizona for pulmonary trouble. Morley elected honorary president of the Oxford Palmerston club, a post once held by Gladstone. Senator McCumber moves into a Washington house with a painting collection planned for a new gallery. Admiral Dewey and wife attend church. he also rents a pew and is a trustee at local temples. Dr Willoughs of Doylestown, age 96, remains vigorous and hopeful for a century.

Caroline Hazard Rhode Island Wellesley College John M. Palmer Washington Baden-Powell Gerome Paris Prince David of Havwali Liliuokaiani Joubert Steyn Orange Free State Ony Mle _Blad William N. Wilson Arizona Morley Oxford Palmerston Club Gladstone Senator McCumber North Dakota Twenty-first Street Senator Hansbrough McCumber Mansion House Sir Daniel Cooper Admiral Dewey St. Paul's Warhington Father Mackin St. John's Episcopal Church Episcopal Temple Tenallytown Road Charles F. H. Willoghs Doylestown

$3,000 Cash Prize Contest Offered by The Constitution

The Atlanta Constitution announces a $3,000 cash prize contest for 1909. Readers who subscribe and submit exact cotton receipts estimates for New Orleans port from Sept 1899 to Apr 1900, with January, February, or March deadlines, share $1,500, $1,000, or $500 prizes respectively, plus additional near-miss prizes. An example prize winner from 18% is noted, and the plan includes weekly port-receipts data to guide estimates. The offer accompanies subscription details for The Weekly Constitution and related papers.

Atlanta Constitution New Orleans Constitution R. T. Poole Capels Mills N. C Trinity College Durham North Carolina The Orleana Louisiana United States Mosst

Social Distinctions In A Washington Star Line

A Washington Star item notes a young woman remarking on social distinctions saying a person is inclined to importance though uncertain of blame. She adds she married a European count, then clarifies she married an American coal baron.

Washington Star

Library ad plans halted Kipling works barred

A Chicago Tribune report quotes a donor asking about library advertising arrangements. A board member replies that no business advertisement is planned and the library has decided not to admit Kipling's works.

Kipling Chicago Tribune

Strength of Character Questioned in Chicago Rost Paper

A Chicago Rost editorial questions a woman's strength of character while noting she possesses funds for current fashion but chooses not to spend. The tone reflects social commentary on appearances and virtue in urban society.

Chicago Rost

Diarrhoea Remedy Testimony and Miscellany

A testimonial from Thomas C. Bower of Glencoe credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing his sons chronic diarrhoea after two bottles. The note is followed by mentions of druggists selling the remedy. Other items comment on literary merit in the Transvaal, a Munich cinematograph Alpine ascent, prunes as brain food, and a claim about royal deaths on a Saturday across 185 years.

Chamberlain Thomas C. Bower Glencoe Transvaal Munich

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