New Year's Day Reception at the White House
Nation's Capital notes describe President Roosevelt’s New Year reception, the crowds, and heightened security after the Buffalo tragedy. The piece details visitor flow from 10:36 AM, 7718 total welcomed, and the vigilance of police and detectives protecting the president, with varied attire among guests and behind the scenes officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
McKinley
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
District of Columbia
Col. Bramwell
Thesfine
Pennsylvania Avenue
State, War and Navy Department
White Lot
United States
Thei Force
Circuit and Probate Court January term convened
The January term of the circuit court opened after a brief intermission. Judge Burroughs presides with T Moore handling matters. Grand jurors reported except two due to illness. Richard Meyers and Fred May Jr. appointed. Foreman C F P Lange and bailiff August Fresen. Grand jury excused until Jan 23 due to crowding. Cases include Daube vs Rubenstein trespass damages and Andrews & Crandel vs Bartlow lien petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
B. I. “Burroughs
Othe
T. Moore
Wm. Strohbeck
Henry Daube
Max Rubenstein
Andrews & Crandel
Hiram and
Mary Bartiow
Joel A. Starkey
Bethalto
Probate actions list multiple estates and hearings in Troy Collinsville
Judge Hillskotter oversees probate for John Feldman and other deceased, with appraisals and widow’s awards set. multiple estates filed final reports and adjustments on March first Monday. Several marriages licenses issued in Collinsville Granite City East St. Louis and Troy, including Gouch Greguzinski Schaferdecker and Wigger among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hillskotter
John Feldman
Wm. Warning
Edward Rees
Joh L. Grifith
Alfred J. Parkinson
Henka Johnson
Henry G. Starr
Wm. H. Lanterman
William Warning
Louisa Waring
John
Henry Brundmeyer
Henry Hermann
Wm. Niehaus
John Trauernicht
Auguste Peters
Mary Peters
Wm. Schultz
Chas. Wendler
F. F.miller
James Hindmarch
Geo. T. Eckert
Edward Heinecke
Louis Schreiber
Troy
John Edwards
Jesse L. Simpson
Cook
Jane Alice Allan
Cicero Ogel
BF. J. Guernsey
Collinsville
Reuben Cline
Mary C. Gates
Foster
Douglas
Sarah Cline
John Wessel
Jos. B. Pearce
Alhambra
Christiana C. Johns
C. H. Kannemann
St. Louis Street
Edwardaville
W. E. Burns
Henry Voegele
Hesket
Azid
David Jones
Max Zucker
John Bowden
Martin Schroeppel
Darrow
Peter Stiefel
Edward H. Stroeter
John E. Miller
Anna Miller
Emil Herzog
Hilza Suppiger
John Hillier Hevis Tao Augusta Fiehter
Wesley Jarvis
Daniel Ruedy
David Trautner
Charley Gouch
Mary Greguzinski
Jarvis John Schreth
Madison
Catherine Hayes
Stefan Sakol
Granite City
Alice Huffer
George C. Hart
Bertha E. Hagler
John C. Anderson
Los Angeles
Lula H. Ramey
St. Louisa
A Novelist's Opinion On Birth Rate And Social Change
Henry James is quoted in a English newspaper railing that falling birth rates show people think for themselves, claiming large families burden workers and curb poverty, with crime and degeneration tied to labor excess. The passage includes unrelated domestic tips and a patent remedy ad, noting custodial consumer advice and a tea product priced at 34 cents.
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Henry James
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Monsy
Sanford
John Riebold & Son
Market Street
Troy, Ill
Reii Eatate
Transpers
People's Home Journal
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Kingston
W.F. Peter
Amien
C. E. McKittrick
L. W. Sondles
Kinloch 92
F. W. Braner
Kinloch 7
W. Rawson
Pire
Kinloch
Tames N. Jarvis
F. E. Linder
Clay Street
J. W. Garnet’s
Loop
F. W. Zanders
Rikser Residence
Vw. G. Schoece
Chicago Veterinary College
Hassinger Place
F. F. Miller
W. Montooth
Citizens’ Shaving Parlor
Julius Peter
Calla
War Union
Giveme Acall
Main St
Hollister's
Geantas
Star Tailoring Coo
Chicago, Ill
Agency For
Black Cat
White Cat Underwear
M. F. Auwarter
H. Klein
Finesien
Main
Troy,tl
H. C. Gerfen
Market and
Hickory Streets
Troy Exchange
W. W. Jarvis
D. G. Jarvis
Cashiera
Theo
Guennewig Main and Market
Illinois
Phil Hickert
Azores
Graham Fleur
Ang Companioa
Tae Weemey Corp
Queensware
George Liebler
South Main St
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