Being President a Steady Load From 6:30 to Midnight
A detailed outline of a typical day for the President, Taft, describing morning mail with stenographer at 6:30, breakfast, public receptions, private meetings, cabinet discussions, lunch, continued appointments, outdoor recreation, and late-night study. Notes that official interruptions persist at all hours and summer routines differ little from winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
White House
Taft
Carmi Thompson
Roosevelt
White Lot
Philippines
Cuba
Ia Great
Washington
Congress
Chevy Chase
Rock Creek Park
Department
Beverly
May Stewart at Graham Theatre Promises Noted Shakespeare Night
May Stewart and her company bring Twelfth Night to Graham on Mon Sept 16. The Eastern star has earned acclaim across the South and East, with rising fame in Shakespearean roles alongside Mariowe. Prices range from 25 cents to 1.59 dollars.
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May Stewart
Graham, Mon
Miss Stewart
Miss Mariowe
Baseball Results From The American and National Leagues
Baseball results across American and National Leagues with scores for Chicago Boston Cleveland Washington New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis Detroit and others. Also includes American Association Western League Three Bye League and Wisconsin Illinois League standings and recent game outcomes.
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L. P.C
Detroit
Phileria
Cleveland Ob
New York
Chicago
Loula
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Art
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
American Association
Min‘ap'is
Milwaukee
Corimhus
St. Paul
Toledo
Louteville
Kan
Ind
Denver
Lincoln
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Joe
Wichita
D. Moines
Popeka
Sprial Ld
Dupuque
Ivy Vinp'rt
Daville
Decatur
Quincy
Peoria
Wisconsin-Illinois
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Racine
Rockford
Eppieton
Aurora
Wausau
Madison
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Linecola
Bloomington
Sprivefield
Dubuque
Quincey
Davenport
Appleton
Sueasta
Bwanina
Parisian Sage Promise to Prevent Gray Hair
No More Gray or Faded Hair claims Parisian Sage preserves natural hair color and stops fading. It promises lustrous radiance, banishes dandruff, soothes an itchy scalp, and promotes heavy growth. Large bottle 50 cents at dealers. Lemmon's Pharmacy offers a money back guarantee.
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Lemmon
The Nicaraguan Crisis and Key Players
The revolt followed the dismissal of war minister General Luis Mena by President Adolfo Diaz. Mena, trusted by soldiers and allied with Chamorro, controlled the garrison as Diaz sought a durable solution to rising violence. The United States intervened to prevent a return to bloodshed as Diaz faced a complex constitutional dilemma tied to a controversial 1911 decree and Mena’s military influence.
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Luis Mena
Adolfo Diaz
Mena
Granada
Mayagua
Zelaya
Diaz
Muinner
United States
Emiliano Chamorro
Revolutionary Army
Nicaragua
Thomas C. Dawson
State Department
National Assembly
Constituent Assembly
General Mena
Republic
Knox
Death of St. Louis apothecary ends with fifteen cats
Dr. Sarah F. Wells, famed unconventional apothecary and writer, dies paupered in her Franklin Avenue shop after a life as Oberlin graduate and founder of medical schools. Her last act involved bequeathing fifteen cats to Mme Bee the fortune teller and Miss Delia Faddy, while trunks of riches lie amid rags. Her husband Rufus G. Wells, an eccentric aeronaut, had died two years earlier.
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St. Louis
Sarah F. Wells
Wells
Oberlin University
Medical
Payton
Kansas City
Florida
Franklin Avenue
Mme. Bee
Delia Faddy
Rufus G. Wells
Noted Pennsylvania engineer Crawford retires at seventy
Joseph Ury Crawford consulting engineer of the Pennsylvania Railroad has retired after a long career of civil war service surveys in the west and south and international work. Born Aug. 25 1812 he studied at the University of Pennsylvania class of 1862 and earned global recognition including Japanese orders of the Rising Sun and the Sacred Treasure. He served as consulting engineer for the US government Cuba transportation study and returned to the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1911.
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Joseph Ury Crawford
Pennsylvania Railroad
Crawford
Mr. Crawford
Try Farm
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Seventeenth Pennsylvania Regiment
Washington Greys
Japan
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Secretary of War
United States
Cuba
Are Lobsters Animals A Lobster Cruelty Case In Philadelphia
Police Magistrate Haggerty held hotel chef John Handoenur on $100 bail on a charge of cruelty to animals for placing a wooden peg in a lobster’s first joint back of the chin to prevent snapping. The case drew players from the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the hotel owner, with arguments about whether lobsters are animals and the appropriate legal category. The magistrate admitted the difficulty and postponed a full ruling to the court.
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Haggerty
Philadelphia
John Handoenur
Hhaudecaur
Women’s Branch
Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Grit
Wyno
Maine
Cruelty Society
Handocanr
Ninety-Five Year-Old Colonel Higgins Pens Book
Colonel Higgins of Los Angeles, at age ninety five, has just completed a notable book on American Life in the Nineteenth Century. He ranks as possibly the oldest living author and remains active as he looks forward to the national Grand Army encampment. He reads without glasses and has attended USC in recent years to study philosophy and psychology.
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Dr. Higgins
Los Angeles
Higgins
National Grand Army of the Repubiic
Fliggins
Colonel Higgins
University of Southern California
Nast
Remarkable Cure Record for Chamberlain's Remedy
The text extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for colic and diarrhoea cures in many neighborhoods. It notes wide reputation and implicit trust from user experience. Available for sale at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Lemmon's Pharmacy
Don’t you think you’d be more comfortable with that bone
A passenger aboard an ocean liner grows irritated by a neighbor’s crude dining. After enduring a rude bone-picking display he finally tells the offender to move the bone to the mat. The scene reflects early 20th century manners and social tension aboard ships.
Goethe’s mother shaped a noted literary life
The passage credits Goethe's mother as a perfect parent and intimate confidant. Raised in bourgeois circles with limited schooling, her natural intelligence and empathy later won her friendship with princes, poets, and philosophers, turning her home into a hub for the era’s great minds.
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Goethe
Burgeois
Change of life dangers and Lydia E Pinkham remedy
The text describes the perils of the change of life including headaches dizziness hot flashes and heart palpitations. It touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to invigorate strengthen and support the nervous system during this trying period.
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Lydia E. Pinkhan
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps St Anne Patient
A reader from St Anne I I complains of life change pains backache and nervous distress. She reports swelling dizziness irregular cycles and kidney trouble. After taking Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound she notes relief and reduced pain enabling basic housework again.
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St. Anne
Ediysryeaaamsima
Lydia E. Jhans
Anne
Dilin
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Graham Monday Nigh
Waneat
Diaz Described
Ministry of War
Chamorro
Pennsylvania
Chet
Chamberlain
Lem
Mon's Pharmacy
He Belonged
Lydia E. Pinkham
Estella Gillispie
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