Taft challenged to debate on federal patronage by Akin letter
The letter from THERON AKIN of New York challenges President Taft to a public debate on federal patronage. Akin praises Roosevelt and Taft while accusing the administration of demoralizing the party and vows to press the issue with the President.
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Taft
Representativea Akin
New York
Congress
Amily
P Gardner
Hanes
Encerina
Orly Campalenoden
Bank Reorganization Underway After Second National Collapse
The Second National Bank of Cincinnati, taken over by the city clearing house, opened normally but with $2,000,000 cash on hand to meet runs. Losses from poor loans and investments total about $2,103,108, wiping out capital stock and surplus of roughly $2,000,000. Stockholders will be assessed further to cover the guarantees and pending reorganization plans.
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Second National Bank
Cincinnat! Clearing House
Plana
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Netonsl
R. W. Goodhart
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clearing House Association
Baltimore Charter Vetoed by Governor in Maryland
Governor Goldaborough vetoed Baltimore’s new city charter after lawmakers approved it. Charter commission members argued the draft’s changes reverse core founding principles. The plan would have centralized government in a board of estimates and awards, shrinking the city council to a single branch.
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Annapolis
Baltimore
Goldaborough
Charter Commission of
Engagement Announcement for Miss Adeline Crocker and Malcolm Whitman
Society note reports the engagement of Miss Adeline Crocker of San Francisco to Malcolm D. Whitman of New York. Crocker, a wealthy Colony Club member, travels with her aunt in New York and is famed for dogs and philanthropy. Whitman, son of William Whitman & Co., is a noted tennis player and Harvard alumnus.
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Adeline Crocker
Charles Templeton Crocker
San Franciago
Cal
Malcolm D. Whitman
New York
Mise Crocker
C. B Alexander
Weet Fifty-eighth Street
Colony Club
Bas
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Miss Crocker
Atlantic Ocean
Uplands
Crocker
Harvard
Misa Jahetta McCook
Women Swim and Society Clubs Rise in London Fashion
The piece outlines the expansion of women’s swimming and lifesaving in London, highlighting clubs like the Bath Club and Mermaid, the Ladies' Diving Association led by Lady Constance Richardson, and the Fulham Ladies' Club. It notes rising interest among society women, annual exhibitions, and integrated support from organizations like the Royal Life-saving Society. It also mentions Paris conferences for women, fashion trends including hats and buttons, and new button novelties for the season.
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Bath Club
Edgar Syera
Amateur Diving Association
Misa Monica Grenfell
Misa Vere Dawnay
Constance Stewart Richardson
Ladies’ Diving Association
Ye Fs
Dreyton Park
Holloway
Constance Richardson
Ia Atifi
Halburn Baths
Hampstead
Hampstead Baths
Isis
Mamb
Fulham Ladies
Fulham Ladies’ Club
Royal Life-saving Society
Paris
Washington
Gymnase
Champs Elysees
Loses Fat Wins Fortune Not on Tears but Joy
A profile of a successful entrepreneur who built wealth not from exploiting customers but by delivering smiles and joy to those who visited her establishment. The article highlights her business approach and community impact.
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Luciens Hulk
Samiles
Thase
Kat
Grige
Dell Dee
Uli
Woodlands
Dan
Sten
Self Made Fat-Reducer Woman Tells Her Story
A renowned businesswoman recounts a transformative journey from failed diet ads to pioneering a drugless fat reduction method. She details personal experiments, consulting experts, and using testimonials to promote a regime that claims rapid, natural weight loss without starvation or harsh exercise.
Miss Hamilton’s Rise to Wealth Through Fat Reduction
A glowing profile of Marjorie Hamilton, hailed as the nation’s most discussed businesswoman, who built a fortune selling fat reduction treatments. The piece notes her humble start, personal sacrifice, and belief she serves humanity, with clients including business leaders, politicians, and actresses.
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Draga
Miss Hamilton
Denver
Bank
Aoe Ee
Rockies
Nith
Marjorié Hamilton
United States
Avra
Marjorie Hamilton
One Dish Diet Reduces Weight Claim
Dr. T. J. Allen discusses the one dish diet as a simple, effective method to lose weight. He cites a Kansas City Star piece noting unlimited portions of a single dish can reduce body weight by curbing artificial appetites and returning to natural eating for health and efficiency.
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Kansas City Star
Social items show guests and entertainments in Washington
Society notes on receptions and gatherings include Mr and Mrs W M Gedder hosting representatives Mrs George W Norris of Nebraska at a Sunday dinner. Mina Gueneviews Hutler held a luncheon at the Willard for Miss Marie Ray a bride to be with Antoinette Ray and other guests. Beatrice Forbes Robertson to appear on Banal Suffrage at Bradys Lane. Washington and Lee University association plans a reception for Dr Henry Lous ith president elect at Rauscher's. Mrs Waitman Harrison Conaway hosts Continental Congress delegation at Cecil.
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Mina Gueneviews Hutler
Willard
Marie Ray
Misa Antoinette Ray
Mies Dorothy ‘Auenheim
Pittsburgh
Christine Fox
Elizabeth Macartney
A Crosby
Isabel Crosby
Inez Jones
Misa MJ Colbert
Miss Ray
Howard G& Mendlish
Beatrice Butler
Beatrice Forbes Robertson
Ening
Ryan Devereux
Brady Lane
War Suffrage League of
Baltimore
Washington and Lee University
Washton
Henry Lousith
Rauscher’s
George P. Thomas
Mavie
Florida
Cuba
West Indies
Washiton
Mra Waitman Harrison Conaway
Fairmont
W Va
Cecil
George W. DeBolt
Window boxes give women a path to beauty commerce
The article argues window box gardening can let women earn income by beautifying homes. It recommends modest homes, harmony with house style, and low charges, suggesting work with offices and stores as initial clients, then word of mouth to grow business. It emphasizes satisfaction as the main aim and notes possible expansion into yard plantings and seeds.
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Broadway Actress Conquers Wrinkles With New Treatment
A new wrinkle remover from Tokyo and Denver generates buzz in New York society. Reportedly used by a famed Broadway star now retired from the stage, the remedy claims to erase crow's feet and blemishes without cupping or old methods. The mysterious preparation is drawing attention among actresses and fashionables as it spreads through frequent city gossip.
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Denver
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New York
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