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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1912

Page

12

Winans Family Patriarch Ross Winans Dies in Baltimore Home

Ross Winans of the renowned Winans family died this morning at his St Paul Street home in Baltimore. Despite long illness he remained prominent in railroad circles and family affairs, with ties to early locomotives and the Baltimore and Ohio system.

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Address Trades Council Aids Equal Suffrage Club Effort

In Alexandria and Richmond areas an Equal Suffrage Club formation is noted with speeches planned by local activists. The event highlights support from civic groups, including the Motorboat Club’s incorporation and a Daughters of the American Revolution ceremony. An Amateur Minstrel Show by the Old Dominion Yacht Club and Technical High School is billed for the benefit of the Jorasr organization with diverse performances.

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Parity federation to meet on anti white slave traffic

The Worlds Parity federation will hold two meetings at the First Presbyterian Church on John Marshall Place this afternoon and evening to discuss anti white slave traffic laws. A touring party from Baltimore travels to advocate federal statutes for abatement and injunctions, backed by Senator Kenyon’s proposed bill.

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End of Opportunity to Buy The Most Successful Book Time Offer

Tomorrow is the final day for a special sale on a 29 volume set with four features. Subscribers get immediate delivery, free delivery within 25 miles of Washington, a 40 percent discount from the last edition, and a payment plan with $5 down and $5 per month thereafter.

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Self taught success through learning and self improvement

The passage extols self education starting with Livingston at age ten in Glasgow and Lincoln borrowing one book. It argues that all top performers rise by knowledge and application, and that daily winners are those who acquire definite knowledge. It promises a $500 monthly value from Encyclopaedia Britannica to boost earning power and broad cultural conversation skills.

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