Debutante Ethel Roosevelt to be Introduced at White House
Miss Ethel Roosevelt youngest daughter of President Roosevelt will make her formal bow to society at the White House tonight. The event signals the start of her social career with a season planned around dances and entertaining for school friends, under careful supervision by Mrs Roosevelt and with Uncle Rear Admiral Cowles in attendance.
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Socety
White House
Oet
Executive Mansion
New Lork
Washington
Ethel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Republic
Roe
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Presidential
Mise Roosevelt
Eilel Roosevelt
Milas Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Mike
Tie Menine
Wis Weber Hoasavelt
Ncidentalis
Nellie Grant
White House Nor Bay
Mia Roosevelt
Ethel
Mra Roosevelt
Ware House
Vira
Sagamore Hill
Long
Sland
Roosevelt Famsy
Misa Taft
Misa Roosevelt
Helen Taft
Bryn Mawr
St John's
Mission
Miss Kine
Belle Hagner
Miss Hagner
Roosevelts
Ethel Miss Roosevelt
Aemirad Cowles
United States Navy
Alice Roosevelt
Cowles
Mrs Roosevelt
Chopin
Wiest
Winte House
Miss Twosevelt
Frances Folsom
Rose Cleveland
Nationwide Education Expenditure and Enrollment Rise
Public and private schooling enrolled about 19 million pupils with total education spending reaching roughly 442 million dollars for 1906-07. The report highlights fund distribution, rising student numbers, and the South’s educational reforms led by women’s associations and major boards, including the Anna T Jeanes Foundation and Rural School Fund.
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Elma Ellsworth Brown
South
Cooperative Educational Association of
Virginia
School Improvement Associations of
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Southern Education Board
General Education Board
Negro Rural School Fund
Anna T Jeanes Foundation
Bureau
Operation Only Hope Tropic Disease Case in Washington
Naval Surgeons declare elephantiasis a tropical infectious disease in Edward Black a former revenue cutter attaché, with Dr Bratsted and Surg Gen Rixey saying no known cure exists. Black, now with extreme leg swelling, may require amputation after blood studies and expert review.
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P. M Rixey
Navy
W. C. Bratsted
Bureau of Medicine
Navy Department
Casualty Hospital
aMeult
Edward Black
United States Revenue Cutter Service
Rixey
Black
Samoa
Braisted
H W Moffitt
India
Moffitt
Monoxide Gas Fatal to Physicians in City
A man identified as William McGowan, 33, died from monoxide fumes after lighting a water heater in his bathroom yesterday afternoon. Coroner Nevitt will hold an inquest this morning. Dr James Stuart and another physician attempted resuscitation but were unable to revive him. The incident follows prior gas deaths in the city from improper combustion.
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Waltham VcGowan
Thirteenth Street Northwest
James Stuart
Twelfth Street Northwest
Nevitt
McGowan
Bremmerman
First Street
Robbery at St Aloysius Church During Prayer
Mrs. B C Duff of 2 M Street Northeast was robbed of her purse while kneeling in prayer at St. Aloysius Church yesterday morning. The purse contained 8 cents in cash a check for 21.66 and a pair of golf mounts. Clergy notified police and members searched the church. the loss caused indignation among worshippers.
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St. Aloysius’ Church
B.C. Duff
M Street
Duff
Roosevelt Invites Canada and Mexico to North American Conservation Conference
President Roosevelt announces a February 18, 1909 conference in Washington with Canada and Mexico to discuss a continental plan for conserving natural resources. Gifford Pinchot will travel to Canada and Mexico City to deliver invitations and coordinate with national, state, and provincial bodies. The event follows prior conservation meetings and aims to deepen knowledge of resources across borders and foster joint action.
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Delver Communications
Fetson
Lord Grey
Laurier
Dias
Conservation
White House
Plana
North America
United States
Canada
Mexico
Roosevelt
Diaz
Che‘r- Ran
National Conservation Compmission
Besen
Pinchot Ffrat
Washington
Mexico City
Taft
National Conservation Commission
Suih
Louse
Uus
Supreme Court
Cabinet
Congress
National Commission
Unnational Conservation Commission
Republic of Mexico
Conservaton
United States Forest Service
National Conservation “Commission
Theodore Roosevelt
Griscom to retire as ambassador to Italy in March
The Post reports authoritative confirmation that Lloyd C Griscom will resign as ambassador to Italy effective March 4, with plans to return to private life and enter politics. Taft’s incoming cabinet will influence replacements as part of a broader diplomatic shake up after Roosevelt’s presidency.
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Lloyd C Griscombas
Lse
Griscom
Victor Emmanuel
Taft
Pennsylvania
Italy
Bayard
Great Britain
Spain
Cuba
James F Wade
Ifg
Constantinople
Persia
Flip
Japan
Brazil
Triscom
Roosevelt
Hia Ls
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Washington Post
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