Woodward and Lothrop Store Closes Early Tomorrow
Woodward and Lothrop announces an early closing beginning tomorrow Tuesday the twenty seventh and continuing until further notice. The New York Washington Paris Store will close at 5 30 p m each day during the period.
A Greeting To Our Public
E WISH extends compliments to the liberal public and generous patrons during the Xmas tide. The holiday season has brought phenomenal business, with records surpassed in delivery and a larger, well trained staff. The store boasts lavish, distinctive merchandise from Europe, the Orient, and the Occident and pledges continued service and expert selection for patrons.
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Europe
Social and Personal Lord Fairfax Here on Visit
Lord Fairfax a Maryland born Scottish peer arrives in Washington for weeks long stay. The article notes his banking ties in London and his American upbringing, detailing the colonial lineage of the Fairfax title and social life around the White House and Dutch legation circle during the holiday season. It mentions other notable visitors and residents including Baroness Van Tuyll, the Metcalf family, and various social events and marriages connected to Washington society.
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Maryland
Baron
Baroness van Tuyll van Serooskerker
Washington
House
Durin
R. H. M. Ferguson
New York
White House
W. S. Cowles
Metcalf
Annapolis
Victor N. Metcalf
Lord Fairfax
Scotland
Albert Kirby Fairfax
George Fairfax
Marlboro
England
Baron of Cameron
London
Lord Paletinn
America
Thomas Fairfax
York
Marston Moor
Airfux
Great Britain
Charles Edmund Fairfax
Taron van Tuyll van Serooskerker
Netherlands
Death of James B Spearing Priest in New York
Word came from New York of the death by tuberculosis of Rev. James B Spearing a Dominican priest once stationed in Washington. Funeral services were set for 9 30 this morning at the Dominican Church in New York City. He was a New Yorker by birth and education and had served in Washington before returning home. He was twenty seven years old.
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James B. Spearing
New York
Washington
Dominican Order
Dominican Church
New York City
Father Spearing
Order of Preachers
the Order
Death of Mrs. Margaret Green in Washington
Mrs. Margaret Green widow of a prominent Washington businessman and mother of Henry D. Green and Mrs. 4. E. Bateman died suddenly Saturday at 3439 Columbia Road. Funeral services will be held there tomorrow at 4 PM, with remains sent to New York for interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. A Georgia native, she was socially prominent in both cities.
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Margaret Green
Washington
Henry D. Green
4. E. Bateman
Centenarian Walks to Church in Poughkeepsie
Mary Shepard of this city celebrated her 125th birthday, born in Ireland on December 23, 1800. She rose last night to attend the 6 o'clock Mass at St. Peter's Church and walked several blocks to reach the church.
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Poughkeepsie
Mary Shepard
Ireland
Oldsmobile delivery wagon aids Wood ward & Lothrop sales
A Wood ward and Lothrop Christmas rush benefited from an Oldsmobile delivery wagon. The vehicle averaged over seventy miles daily for a week before Christmas, hitting seventy six miles on Christmas Eve despite poor streets and no breakdowns. National Automobile Company now represents Packard Motor Car Company, with a sample car expected at 1711 13 Fourteenth Street later this month.
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Woodward & Lothrop
Oldsmobile
National Automobile Company
Packard Motor Car Company
Fourteenth Street
Press Opinion on Trade Wars and Public Safety
A collage of editorials and commentary discusses US export trends, the wheat balance, and the impact of tariff policy on manufacturing. It covers Hooley and Wright swindles, sea level canal proposals, Southern labor shortages, firearm suppression, stock market accountability, and American banks abroad.
Progress in the islands and Philippines sovereignty drift
The article discusses imperial policy in the Philippines, noting a drift toward advancing sovereignty while retaining ultimate control from Washington. It argues the recent move accelerates railroad integration as a government partner in a vital, pervasive enterprise. The piece also critiques a wheat drawback plan and its impact on domestic consumers, and weighs labor unionism versus labor monopolies with a stance against open shop abuses.
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Washington
Philippines
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