Ethel Roosevelt to Make Debut at White House Ball
Washington dispatch notes Miss Ethel Roosevelt, youngest daughter of President Theodore Roosevelt, will debut in society at the White House tonight. The event signals a prominent social season with a ballroom, Meade Band music, and a shift in presidential family social life.
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White House
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Executive Mansion
Washington
Ethel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Republic
Presidential
Mise ' Roosevelt
Eilel Roosevelt
Milas Roosevelt
Goda
Miss Roosevelt
Mia Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Mike
Tie Me Nine
Ncidentalis
Nellie Grant
Hay
Mra Roosevelt
Ware House
Vira
Ethel
Sagamore Hill
Long
Sland
Roosevelt Famsy
Ikea
Misa Taft
Misa Roosevelt
Helen Taft
Bryn Mawr
St John's
Mission
Kine Roosevelt
Belle Hagner
Miss Hagner
Roosevelts
Ethel Miss Roosevelt
Admirad Cowles
United States Navy
Alice Roosevelt
Cowles
Mrs Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Wadsworth
New York State
Mini
Chopin
Wiest
Miss Twosevelt
Frances Folsom
Rose Cleveland
Alice
Record of 1906 07 school funding and growth in U S education
The annual report by Elma Ellsworth Brown shows 19,000,000 pupils in public and private schools and total education spending of about 442 million dollars for 1906 07. It details fund distribution, the rise in education value, and mentions Southern education efforts led by women groups and major boards, plus Alaskan native schools building programs.
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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 report a tropical disease case in Edward Black, a former revenue cutter attache, with elephantiasis threatening leg amputation. Doctors warn the germ is unidentified and the illness may be infectious, with no known cure in advanced stages. Amputation or drastic measures loom as physicians study Blood analysis and seek patient consent amid critical condition.
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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 Fumes Kill Physicians Blame Heater
William McGowan age 33 died in a bathtub after lighting a water heater in his bathroom. Coroner Nevitt will hold an inquest. Dr James Stuart reported the death to be from monoxide gas. The incident follows a prior family fatality from carbon monoxide exposure on First Street.
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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 Morning Prayer
Mrs B C Duff of 2 M Street Northeast was robbed of her purse while kneeling in prayer at St Aloysius Church. The purse contained 86 cents in cash a check for 21 66 and a pair of golf mounted eyeglasses. Police were informed as angry church members joined the search.
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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 sends letters inviting Lord Grey and President Diaz to attend a February 18, 1909 conference in Washington on conserving natural resources. Gifford Pinchot will deliver invitations in person, first traveling to Canada, then to Mexico City. The meeting aims to share resource data, plan joint actions, and emphasize resources cross borders are not limited by lines.
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Fetson
Lord Grey
Laurier
Dias
White House
Plana
North America
United States
Canada
Mexico
Roosevelt
Thei
Diaz
Gifford Pinchot
Che‘rran
National Conservation Comp Aission
Pinchot Ffrat
Washington
Mexico City
Taft
National Conservation Commission
Suih
Louse
Uus
Supreme Court
Cabinet
Congress
National Commission
Unnational Conservation Commission
Boundares
Republic of Mexico
Conservaton
United States Forest Service
National Conservation “Commission
Theodore Roosevelt
Griscom to retire from diplomacy March fourth
The Post reports confirmed rumor that Ambassador Lloyd C Griscom will resign to return to private life when Taft takes office. Griscom, 30 years in service, began under Bayard, served in Cuba, Constantinople, Persia, Japan and Brazil, and has informed King Victor Emmanuel of his decision to pursue politics upon his return. The retirement signals possible broader shakeups in the diplomatic corps under the incoming administration.
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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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American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth and
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Charles J. Bell
Washington Post
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Lasishi
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Republican Party
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