Boys Summer Apparel and Furnishings Sale Ad
An old newspaper ad promotes Boys summer apparel and large assortments of summer furnishings. It highlights two-for-one offers, mid summer clearance prices, and many items including Norfolk jacket suits for boys age 7 to 16, blue serge sailor suits, Bishop suits, madras blouses, laundry shirts, laundered blouses, washable shirts, and bathing suits. Also features Milan straw hats and suiters with various prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitle
al Jiersey
Milan
Summerwear and daily wear for hot weather
IL outlines a range of thin clothing and practical daily use articles suitable for hot weather, covering everyday attire and dress-up pieces. The list emphasizes breathable fabrics, light layers, and adaptable garments for comfort and style in warm conditions.
Summer Corsets Advertises Comfortable Cool Wear
An old newspaper ad promotes ATISTE Contil Linen and Ventilating fabrics for summer corsets and girdles. It notes comfortable shapes for house wear, listing various corset styles with prices, including coutil and batiste options, on the third floor of a Seventh Street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Summer Toys and Outdoor Games Specials
Special underprice items for outdoor use include toys and games, hammocks, swings, tents, garden sets, parasols, lanterns, archery sets. Highlights feature striped lawn tents 6x5 feet priced down from 4.95 and boys wigwam tents with feathered headpieces reduced from 5 to 2.50, plus strong lawn swings for two at 3.45.
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Tony: LL
Cccc
Hjeventh St
Suit Cases Offer For Travelers Cards and Cages
A dated advertisement touts up to date traveler Suit Cases with 3 compartments and easy access. 24 inch light weight linen cases feature a steel frame leather corners brass lock and catches at a special price of 1.35 each. 24 inch leatherette cases with steel frame cloth lining leather corners shirt fold lid sold for 2.95 each.
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Rusast
Brown
Equitable
Engagement of Miss Dame to Mr Worthington Anounced
Society notes from Ossining to Richmond detail engagements of Margaret Page Dame to William C. Worthington. German Ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg debut in Homburg. Ex senators, social hosts, and Washington families travel for summers at Buckroe Beach and Greenbrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Page
William C. Worthington
Ossining
Faulkner
Martinsburg
W. Va
Baroness von Sternburg
Homburg
Germany
Mary Louise Alexander
W. O. Alexander
Alexander
St. Matthew’s Church
Charles McIndoe Langhorne
Richmond
Page Dame
Margaret Page Dame
Dame
Christ Church
Winchester
St. Paul's, Ossining
Hunter Dulaney
Greenbrier
Charles I. Faulkner
West Virginia
Buckroe Beach
Sheir
W‘a
Aline Wood
Virginia
John Murphy
G. K. Denmark
Henry E Stevens
Asheville
N. C
William Ruffin Cox
North Carolina
Pure Food List From Fifth Floor Market Ad
Pure Food items listed include Walter Baker's Cocoa can Raspberry Vinegar and Joe Grape Juice bottles Apollnasia Water bottles assorted sizes Ginger Ale and Sarsa parna with rebate for return nobies fox Colonial Tea for iced tea Queen Brand Blended Preserves Pure Currant Jelly Olive Meats Boneless Chicken and various canned items including Maraschines Cherries and Sardines Olives and stuffed olives Knox Cox Chalmer Pip nouth Rock Gelatine and general groceries priced per item with Fifth floor Tenth Street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Baker
Libbey’s
Armour’s
Sean
Galveston to Convey Hollander to Santo Domingo
The cruiser Galveston, arriving at Hampton Roads, was ordered to coal and sail for Santo Domingo to transport Prof. John Hollander and his secretary. He will study Dominican finances for a report to the Senate on US administration of finances. The voyage, with Commander Cutler in command, covers about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Galveston
Hampton Roads
Navy Department
State Department
John 'H. Hollander
Santo Domingos
Ista
Senate
United States
Beenie
Hellander
Hollander
Cutler
Burial of John Paul Jones to mark spring ceremony
Secretary Bonaparte announces formal interment exercises for John Paul Jones in the United States next spring After consultation with the President a French squadron is expected to participate in the ceremonies bringing international tribute to the renowned naval hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
John Paul Jones
United States
Bennington disaster notes and naval updates
The Navy confirms Frederick J. Muller died from the Bennington explosion in San Diego, with others hospitalized improving and no expected further deaths. North Atlantic fleet ships reportedly logged a record ship to ship wireless distance of about 362 miles. War Office reduces Philippine staff officer tour from three to two and a half years. Bonaparte to aid memorial through Sec. Bunapary's approval. San Diego court of inquiry on the Bennington disaster finished. report to Admiral Broderick for public release. Deserter Emmett D. Canfield to be court-martialed at Fort Myer after capture in Cumberland Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Frederick J. Muller
Bennington
San Diego
Muller
North Atlantic
War Department
Army
Philippines
Cal
Broderick
Washington
Fort Myer
Washington Post
Cumberland
Emmett D. Canfield
Dewitt
Willins
W. Ve
United States Army
Fort Bliss
Tex
Army Officers Leave and Transfers Noted in Navy Board
Orders to army officers grant leaves of absence ranging from five days to two months with dates around August 1905 1906 and assignments to Sea Girt Fort Aspinniboine Narragansett Bay and San Francisco plus transfers within artillery and infantry units and a board designation for Maj Beverly W Dunn in the Ordnance Department reporting for duties with Brig Gen Hall and Navy officers noted for duty in the national competition.
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Mervyn C. Buckey
Artillery Corps
William C. Buttler
Twenty-second Infantry
Winfield Harper
Seventeenth Infantry
William H. Arthur
Madison H. Bowmen
Philippines
Ier
Frank C. Baker
Surceon
Charley D. Rhodex
Sea Girt
N. J
William P. Hall
Adrian
Pleming
129Th Company
Coast Artillery
Artillery District
Narragansett
Alvan C. Gillem
Fourth Cavalry
Peragn
Charles Morris
San Francisco
Cal
Harry ©. Hale
Frank de W. Rameey
General Staff
M. J
Jomph 8
Second Cavalry
Fort Aspinniboine
Mont
United States
Beverly W Dunn
Ordnance Department
Austin M. Kuteht
Secretary of the Navy
Maj
Beverly W. Dunn
Ordnance
Perma
Runaway Midshipman Jackson Returns Aboard Missouri
Navy confirms Midshipman Jackson has rejoined the battleship Missouri at Bar Harbor after a New York escape aided by Olga Maxwell. His father found him in Quebec. authorities may pursue desertion or conduct unbecoming, likely leading to court martial. Describes possible outcomes and Evans’s control of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber Harbor
Navy Department
Admiral Evana
Missouri
Jackson
Department
New York
Northern Waters
Bar Harbor
Boston
Olga Maxwell
Quebec
Evans
Middy
Marine Hospital Changes Signal Wide Duty Reassignments
The Marine Hospital issues grant leave of absence and new assignments for numerous surgeons and assistants. Fairfax Irwin receives a one month leave from August 8, 1906. Rupert Blue and J M Greens receive special temporary duties in Washington and New Orleans. several assistants proceed to New Orleans, Fontainebleau, Cairo, and other duty posts. several relieved or reassigned including Crews at Immigration depots. naval officers receive orders and detachments. movements show ships Severn Blakely Yankes and others arriving or sailing between several ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax Irwin
Bureau
Rupert Blue
Washington, D. C
Rupert Ue
New Orleans
J. H. White
J. B. Greens
D. H. Currie
J. W. Amerie
Cairo
W. C Rycker
H. G. Ebert
F. C. Smith
E. M. Steger
F. A. Ashford
W.J . Stewart
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Woodward & Lothrop
Paris
BBC
Wm _ Rhoades
Clara V. Diggins
Gertrude Bacon
Henry J. Jooner
Hampson
Japan
Jas A. B. Scherer
Beso Vskegee
Booker T Wash- Ingon
Boo
Henry Edwin Tremain
Sheidan
Mary King Waddington
Robert Wynne
Robert J. Wynne
London
England
Mr. Wynne
Liverpool
James Gudger
Representative Gudger
MN. C
Williams
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Rosalie M. Slaughter
Braxton Morton
Orton
New York City
Lee
Fitzhugh Lee
Capt
James Casino Cabell
Rhea
Lieut
Wajon Lee
Cahell
Cox
Tete Toxaway
Joan
Sox
Hortie
Louise Wood
South Carolina
Kentucky
Phylisz Tucker
Baltimore
Belle Faulkner
Mary M. Healy
Mary Hillen Cecilia, Connolly
Philadelphia
Maine
Green Acre
Piscataqua
Eliot
Ulyses
G. E. Pierce
Pierce
Mra
Ite
Shane Devine
Joseph Moore
Gladys Moore
James Alpert Clark
Clark
W. P. Ryan
Street
Atlantic City
Col
R. G. Rutherford
Glen al- Tanthersburg
Melville Merrill
Aurora House
Aurora
Margaret Frayser
Mattie, Mary
Mrs. Simcox
Rustic Mountain Camp
Bliemont
Mr. James & McCarthy
Galt & Bro
Penna. Ave
de Doz
Gilchrist
Pure Food List
Arghiye
Paul Jones
Navy
Bunapary
Bennington Memorial Association of
Ban Diego
Bureau of Ordnance
W. J. Saura
Colorado
H. W. Harrison
Texas
C. P Plunkett
Naval Intelligence
D.C
Severn
Blakely
Brooklyn
Yankes
Guantanamo
Bremerton
Fort Monroe
Banbridge
Barry
Chauncey
Dale
Decatur
Welhamwei
Chattanooga
Provincetown
Marblehead
Gloucester
Abgrenda
League Island
Kearsarge
Alabama
Imola
Massachusetts
Portland
Atlantic & Pacific
7Th & E Streets
Boyson
HUB Furniture Coo
D Ste
Ae Knabe
Christian Xander
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