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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1908

Page

16

Notable Guests Attended Nathanlet Kimpking Jr Event

A long guest list from New York Boston Philadelphia and beyond attended a gathering for Nathanlet Kimpking Jr and host family. Among those named were Min Jean Loring Miss Mery hhew Miss Faith Simpkins Miss Carrie Louisé Mili Mr. Charles Munn Miss Leslie Bradley Miss Helen Thomas Miss Margaret Thomas and Mr. Hamilton Fish with numerous other relatives and diplomats present including embassy figures from Austro Hungary and Germany and notable figures such as Mr George Roosevelt and various military officers.

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Germany Leads Initiative on Patent Law Talks and Protections

The report notes Germany's initiative in patent law negotiations involving the United States and key parties. It outlines aims to ease patent limits, encourage invention protection, and prevent coercive measures. The piece lists several individuals associated with the discussion.

Germany Uied Sire Squires

Army Orders and Naval Movements Reported

Army and navy movement notices list officers granted transfers and assignments, ship movements, and weather briefings. Includes promotions for Lieut. Go Rasey and Capt. Harne, construction duties at Fort Monmouth and Fort Mott, and naval vessel movements toward Guantanamo and Newport News. Weather and tide data accompany the report for coastal regions.

Nave Ween Rasey Sos Harne Keaathom Fuieraen Granville Sevier W. Einkve Wereld Richard McKennes Arch Fort In Pent Gel Ang Fort Mott Tayman Fleet Infantry Amy Anaasche Archie Qasis Toss Artillery Corps Newport News Ramnangs Key Want Guantanamo

NOTIN GRAFT GRUSADE WILL QUIT CAPITAL TODAY

San Francisco lawyer Heney, wounded in court, plans to return to San Francisco from New York with no need to aid Pittsburg graft prosecutions. Loeb denied presidential intent to send him. only bank investigations by the comptroller may occur. Classified ads in The Post are free.

San Francisco Pacific Coast Loeb Vannis J. Weney White House New York Heney Pittsburg Mr. Heney Arizona Frisco

Musicians Oppose Aliens Seeks Foundling In' Vein

The American Federation of Musicians led by Joseph N. Weber and Philip Hauser urged President Roosevelt to bar alien musicians under immigration and contract labor laws. They argued wage-workers among foreigners deprive Americans of jobs and lower prices, while hotel owners hire foreign players, including Mexicans, under contracts. Police seek missing girl Ruth Bradfield, 11, last seen near 1319 1st Street NW after a Vienna, Virginia family case raised concerns about a foundling at Fort Washington. The case prompted officials to probe custody and care arrangements as Mrs Kilkenny pursued the child with Inspector Boardman’s approval.

American Federation of Musicians Joseph N. Weber New York Philip Hauser Musicians’ Union Roosevelt White House E. J. Gavegan Tabor Metropolis Chicago Immigration Service Department of Commerce and Labor Straur Aly Messrs Gavegan Weber Houser Mustcrang Ruth Bradfield Lstreet Northwest Clilé Washington Vienna H.W. Kilkenny Foundling Hospital Friends Lttle Gorman Fort Washington Sutton Kilkenny Ward

Hood's Sarsapamilia Restores Vitality and Strength

A historical health claim touts Hood's Sarsapamilia as enriching red and white blood cells to protect and restore health. It is promoted as a cure for scrofula eczema eruptions catarrh rheumatism anemia fatigue dyspepsia and general debility, promising a strengthened whole system.

Hood Von

Lincoln Indiana Bays Nancy Hanks Lincoln Buried There

Southern Indiana citizens consider inviting President Roosevelt to Lincoln City after centennial events. The Nancy Hanks Lincoln Park, with a marble monument copied from the Springfield statue, honors Lincoln's mother while noting early life scenes in Spencer and Boonville areas.

Nancy Hanks Lincoln Young “Abe Boonville Ind Abraham Lincoln Spencer Lincon City John OH. Brackenridge Lincoln Nancy Hanks Lincoln Park Indiana Lincoln A Springfield Studebaker Brothers South Bend Spencer County

Holiday Stamp A Success and Red Cross Plans

The American National Red Cross in Washington plans a permanent holiday stamp program inspired by this year’s sale. About 25 million stamps were shipped from New York Philadelphia and Baltimore in December though sales totals are uncertain. Summer designs will be sought and prizes offered to entice artists. A new stamp is planned annually. Fort Myer Hop Postponed due to New Year’s events. the dance moves from December 31 to January.

Red Cross Society Red Cross American National Red Cross Washington Ttia New York Philadelphia Baltimore Fort Myer Hop Committee

Yeggmen Leave No Clew Behind After Jewelry Theft

Special to The Washington Post reports a daring New York burglary at Oscar C. Jackie’s Jewelry, 866 Third Avenue. Thieves used a floor entry from the rear, drilled into the cellar, pried a safe, and loaded suitcases with $20,600 in watches and brooches plus $5,000 cash, then escaped unseen as a city fire company drew attention away from the scene. The dial lock was removed and reinserted, delaying discovery until the owner found no signs of a break until morning.

Washington Post New York Yeggmen Oscar C. Jackie Third Avenue Dayligt Jackie Ninth Street Third “Nue Mr. Jackle Bret

Rainey Heads to New York Over Panama Canal Inquiry

Representative Rainey of Illinois plans a trip to New York to meet financiers who claim Americans profited from the Panama Canal purchase. He has been pursuing a rigid Congressional inquiry since Congress adjourned, reviewing War Department papers on cantl property transfers. No evidence yet supports charges that U S funds went to American hands.

Representative Rainey Mlinois House United States Panama Canal Washington New York Congress Rainey War Department

Spender Scotty Seeks Quiet Life After Marine Enlistment

Walter Scott known as Death Valley Scotty and Scotty the Spender enters a U S recruiting office in Chicago declaring intent to enlist in the marine service. He plans a ten day furlough before shipping to New York and then to Cuba after completing a physical exam, saying he is tired of his spending lifestyle and wants a quieter life.

Chicago Walter Scott Death Valley Scott New York Cuba

Grand Jury Probes Packing House Inquiry in Chicago

Federal grand jury in Chicago hears testimony in a packing house inquiry. Witnesses at Chicago testified December 2. Harry A Dowling notes the investigation will continue for at least three weeks and that many witnesses have been served in other cities. No evasion of service detected.

Federal Grand Jury Chicago Der Harry A Dowling

Rifle Range Urged By Col Dimmick Before President

Col Dimmick urged the president to back purchase of Virginia property for a rifle range near Washington. He noted a Virginia bill and a House committee review, with a Washington schoolboys rifle shoot planned for Easter week and national rifle groups to meet January 10 to set plans and requests for Congress.

Col B J. Dimmick Roosevelt Virginia Washington Carlin House Committee On Military Affairs Col. Dimmick National Board For the Promotion of The National Guard Association National Rifle Association Camp Perry Ohio

Last Honors to Davey Funeral in New Orleans

In New Orleans on December 28 a funeral for Representative Robert C. Davey of Louisiana’s Second District was held at St. Patrick's Church with a national House committee present. Burial was at Metairie Cemetery. Washington lawmakers Hamlin Hackney Madison Campbell Rodenberg McGavin attended, joined by Louisiana officials including the governor and lieutenant governor and state senators McEnery and Foster.

House New Orleans National House of Representatives Robert C. Davay Second Louisiana St. Patrick's Catholic Church Metairie Cemetery Washington Hamlin Hackney Missouri Madison Campbell Kansas Rodenberg McGavin Illnois

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