Selected for Supreme Court Pitney Nomination Reported
President Taft sent to the Senate the nomination of Mahlon Pitney chancellor of New Jersey to be associate justice of the Supreme Court to succeed the late John M. Marian of Kentucky. The White House confirmed the selection after a brief delay and amid guarded discussion among Taft’s circle.
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Mahlon Pitney
Newsey
United States Supreme Court
Senate
Taft
John M. Marian
Kentucky
Elec
Jalive M. Meyer
New York City
Joder
United States District Court
New York
Ferdinand A. Geiger
Carlyille
Win
Dintetet Judg
Wisconsin
Pitney
John M. Harlin
White House
John W. Ciriega
United States
Jerany
Judge Pitney
Su Pram
DoliLion AA Corefertiah
New Jersey State Senate
Prinestan
Traz
Roosevelt arrival energizes Outlook of None meal service
In New York a group of girls employed at the Outlook of None hosts a combined dining room and kitchen on the second floor. Miss Roosevelt arrives after 1 PM, joins lunch preparations, helps scramble eggs and serve tea, and chats with familiar faces. The scene reflects a lively, improvised meal service led by the Roosevelt household.
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New York
Mike
Roosevelt
Abe
Castlekeitte
Aleo
Iria
Miss Roosevelt
Walt
King George May Visit the United States
Reported plan to have King George and Queen visit Washington this year or next faces many diplomatic hurdles. If realized, etiquette would require US president to visit London and other capitals after inauguration. Uncertainty over American public support and king's long absence in India lessen likelihood of a royal voyage this year.
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George
United States
Washington
London
Aueh
Atlantic
India
Mrs Sage’s millions aid charity through Russell Sage Fund
The article lauds Mrs Hillary Sage for donating millions to humanity since her husband’s death. Through the Russell Sage Foundation she supports anti tuberculosis efforts public recreation child care school medical inspections and gardens, blindness prevention and charity groups. She also endows education universities hospitals and aged homes in Syracuse and beyond.
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Philan
Mra
Haseell Sage
Russell Sage Foundation
Worthy
Sage
Syracuse
The Great Lakes Commerce and Perry Memorial Plans
The article outlines plans to honor Commodore Perry with a Perry memorial at Put‑in‑Bay featuring a towering shaft and museum, plus a historic hall for relics. It also discusses upgrades at Sault Ste. Marie locks and the broad impact of Great Lakes freight, ships, and dock machinery on inland commerce. It notes the unique size, efficiency, and automation of lake freighters and their role in moving iron ore, coal, grain, and lumber.
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Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
Perry
Great Lakes
the Republic
Put-in-Bay
Mutda Bay
William Henry Harrison
the Thames
Detroit
Sault Ste. Marie
St. Mary's River
Sault
Soa
Panama Canal
Sault Canal
Lake Huron
Lake Superior
United States
Steel Trust
Plac
Lake District
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Pittsburg
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Great Lake
Lakes
Atlantic
Globe
Buffalo
Duluth
Making a Home of Your Abode Order Is All Right
A household guide argues that strict order should not override family happiness. It notes that a mother’s absence can bring relief and freedom, while children and spouses enjoy a relaxed, imperfect home life. The piece urges balance over obsessive tidiness.
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Jena
John
Tommy
Nellie
Mother Nels
Tme
Comparisons Are Odious
A three year old girl Amy visits her maternal grandmother and later her paternal home. At each stop the affectionate family bids her farewell with tears and blessings. As the carriage pulls away she declares in a solemn voice that no tears were shed.
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Amy
Mabel
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