Special fur and satin items on sale
Mink pillow shape mut worth 40. Special. Black Lynx muffs pillow shape lined with satin. Were 35. Squirrel scarf satin lined worth 1150. Special. Isabela fox boa lined with fur full tail on each end worth 12.50. Special. Ysabella fox 7 lined with fur one yard long fastened tails worth 15.00 Special. Manchuria sable scarf one and one quarter yards long lined with brown satin worth 20.00.
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Isabella Fox
Isabela
Manchuria
Metropolitan Life Announces New Policies and Premium Reductions
Metropolitan Life Insurance announces new policy forms to be issued in 1907 and a general premium reduction. President John R. Hegeman cites improved mortality tables from company experience and outlines plans for ordinary, limited payment, endowment, and term policies with new names and reduced commissions. The statement notes about 2,000,000 in voluntary dividends this year and about 10,000,000 in twelve years to industrial policyholders.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
John R. Hegeman
Metropolitan Life
Nfe
Hfe
Hegeman
Would Sell Part of Body for Debt Relief in Washington
A 25 year old, Thomas Morris, attempted to enter the White House hoping to meet President Roosevelt. He offered to sell blood, skin, or a limb for $900 to liquidate $800 in debts and was taken to the Washington Asylum Hospital after police involvement. He claimed to be a traveling seller with fake ties to New York and hid his identity, saying his name was Morris. A second note shows his intent to publicly seek cash in exchange for body parts. In a separate item, the Torreon branch of the Bank of Coahuila in Torreon, Mexico, was robbed of $60,000 in gold and bills three days earlier. officials refused to comment.
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Washington
Thomas Morris
White House
Executive Mansion
Washington Asylum
Dr. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Wberry
Thor
Eufelde
Morris
New York
Hi Paso
Torreon
Bank of Coahuila
Mexico
Handkerchiefs Offered in Lace and Embroidered Styles
A catalog notes remaining stock of gift handkerchiefs including lace edge and embroidered edge varieties plus embroidered initials on sheer linen pieces. Specifics on sizes, colors, or prices are not provided, but the listing highlights decorative options suitable for gifting.
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la Valliere
Court rules subordinate orders cannot seize member funds
District Supreme Court judge Tasties Clabaugh holds that in the Army and Navy Union dispute the higher body cannot confiscate property of a subordinate garrison. By laws bind members except where superseded by law, and property rights must be decided by courts if a subordinate body is expelled or joins another body. Also reports a 105 year old woman, Mrs Anthony Belaski, dying in Port Austin, Mich.
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Tasties Clabaugh
District Supreme Court
Army and Navy Union of
United States of America
Regular Army and Navy Union
Berry
Army and Navy Union
Lit
William F. Barry Garrison
Barry Garrison
Tatum Gets City Office in Durham N C
Earl L. Tatum, longtime Washington resident, is appointed city electrician of Durham, North Carolina. Formerly with the Government Printing Office and Manila Bureau of Printing, he resigned Manila duties and plans to return to the United States this year. Born in Durham, he previously worked in Norfolk and Washington. Sons of Jonadab elect officers. list includes Grand chief John C. Daley and others. Georgetown Council No 3 LO will hold a meeting this afternoon for officers’ election.
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Earl L. Tatum
Washington
Durham
N. c
Government
Bureau of Printing
Manila
P. 1
Tatum
United States
Norfolk
Sons of Jonadab
Grand Council of the Independent
Order
John C. Daley
James A. Clarke
Joseph T Farr
Joseph F. Hartman
John V. Mason
James J. Spillman
E L. Greek
Edward Archambault
Philip Weber, Jr
Emer A. Dee
Grand
Guard
James W. Taylor
Grand Sentinel
Trank Fpoore
O. W. Bradt
M It oDay
William Green
George
Aquaceenis
Doctors Entertain Nurses At Sibley Memorial Hall
Musicians from the hospital staff performed for about fifty nurses at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Rust Hall last night. The ornate stage display showed a Christmas snow scene with a central church and moonlit trees. After the concert the group held an old fashioned candy poll.
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Rust Hall
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Richard Young, Longtime Merchant, Dies at 69
Richard Young of Washington, a Maryland native and brother-in-law of the late President Hart, died yesterday at his home 3029 Bf street NW after a paralysis. He came to the city in 1868, lived in Georgetown, once a merchant, retired years ago, and is survived by his wife Mollie H. Young of Boyds, Md, and two children.
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Maryland
Richard Young
President Hart
Washimgton and
Mollie H. Young
Boyds, Md
Young
Trees of the Sierras Lecture by Prof Plummer
Prof Fred Plummer of the Forestry Department lectured on Forests of the West before the Missouri Society in Pythian Temple. He described Sierra tree varieties from tamarack and fir to cultivated poplars, noted lumbering practices, and warned against wasteful forest removal. musical numbers followed.
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Plummer
Forestry Department
Missouri Society
Forests of the West
Fred Plummer
Quincy R. Craft
Pythian Temple
Sierras
Mandolin Club
Roselie
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Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
8Th Street
Dresden
China
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Smyrna
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Axminster
Rifton Velvet
California
Tomor
Downey's
Stranger
Asylum Hospital
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Gloria
Men’s Union Taffeta
Psa
Maid
Brussels
Woodworth
Roger & Gallet
Hudnut
Colgate
Port Austin
Mich
Anthony Belaski
Durham, N. C
Madras
Paris Rep
Poplin
Young Men's Chrstian Association
BR. A. McKim
Church of Epiphany
Lyric Male Quartet
Baltimore
Ulingworth Orchestra
A. H Zimmerman
Northeast
Pred Oni
Siewera
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