Notable Guests At Diplomatic Reception Abroad
A list of attendees includes stance Hoyt Min Jean Loring and many Misses and Misters from Boston New York Philadelphia Providence and Austria Hungary Germany and the United States. Names cited include Hamilton Fish George Roosevelt and other diplomats and officials amid a large assembled guest roster at the embassy event.
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Stance Hoyt
Min Jean Loring
Meryhhew
Faith Simpkins
Nathanlet Kimpking, Jr
Miia Clara Fargo
New York
Husu de Wintach
Berflarding
Boston
Carrie Louisé
Mili
Charles Munn
Leslie Bradley
Helen Thomas
Margaret Thomas
Hamilton Fish
Thomas Bloomer
Provident
Arthur Newbold
Phila
Eipton
Parker
Representative
Richard Wayne Darker
Olga Gonverse
Leutze
Misahig
Harvard
Misa Claire
Mim Klady« Wright
Harriet Hatch
Hien He Emory
Langitt
Yvonne ‘Townhgend
Mildred Fearn
Prisee Windiseh
Teade
Emsarop von
Germany Leads Initiative on Patent Law Accord
The article notes Germany’s push for a patent law agreement with the United States aiming to ease protection for inventors. It emphasizes the plan is not a coercive move against Britain and mentions safeguarding parens patriae concerns while detailing the broader international effort. Numerous names and fragmented OCR text appear as readable hints within the passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Uied
Sire
Squires
Army Orders and Naval Movements Reported
Army orders grant Lieutenants and captains for Philippine service and fort duty in New Jersey, with naval vessel movements and a weather forecast. The report lists postings in Fort Mott and Newport News, fleet infantry assignments, and a noted trial in progress. Weather and tide data accompany the military notes.
Not in graft crusade will quit capital today
San Francisco lawyer Henry H. Heney, shot in a city court, says he will return to the Pacific Coast soon and will not aid Pittsburg graft prosecutions. He insists he will stay in San Francisco, where he has ample work. Loeb confirms no plan to send him to Pittsburg. The president plans only a banks investigation when needed. Post want ads are free in the classified columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momlay
Der
Gulf
Middle Gulf
Sats
Vainfall Hax
Virgin
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Loeb
Vannis J. Weney
White House
New York
Heney
Pittsburg
Mr. Heney
Arizona
Frisco
Musicians Oppose Aliens Seeks Foundling in Vain
The American Federation of Musicians and New York officials urged President Roosevelt to block alien musicians under immigration and contract labor laws. They argued foreigners, including Mexicans, are undercutting wages and taking jobs from Americans. Police seek missing girl Ruth Bradfield, 11, who wandered from her home in Washington. Mrs Kilkenny and Inspector Boardman pursue a foundling case involving a child spirited away from Foundling Hospital near Fort Washington. authorities plan to reclaim the infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Friend
Wttle Gorman
Ward
Kilkenny
Fort Washington
Lieut
Sutton
Vermission
Hood's Sarsapamilia claims health boost and cures
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsapamilia as enriching blood and strengthening red and white corpuscles to protect and restore health. It lists cures for scrofula eczema eruptions catarrh rheumatism anemia fatigue dyspepsia loss of appetite debility and overall systemic build. It appeals to general well being and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Von
Lincoln’s Indiana bays Nancy Hanks buried there in Lincoln City
Southern Indiana residents debate inviting President Roosevelt to Lincoln City after centennial events. The article describes Nancy Hanks Lincoln’s grave, the Lincoln family’s early struggles, and cites Spencer County where Lincoln studied law. It notes monuments by Studebaker brothers and a state park now encompassing Nancy Hanks Lincoln Park.
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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 in Red Cross Plan
The American National Red Cross in Washington plans a permanent Christmas and New Year stamp program inspired by this year’s sale. About 2,500,000 stamps were shipped from New York Philadelphia and Baltimore in December though not all may sell and final gains are uncertain. Next year designers will submit stamp designs and prizes may be offered to encourage art. A new stamp would be adopted annually. Fort Myer Hop Postponed to January due to New Year events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
American National Red Cross
Washington
Ttia
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Yeggmen Leave No Clue Behind In Jewelry Store Heist
Special to The Washington Post reports a bold burglary at Oscar C. Jackie’s Jewelry, 866 Third Avenue. Thieves entered through a rear yard, drilled into the cellar, cut a floor panel, and pried open the safe locking mechanism. They took about 20 000 dollars in watches and jewelry plus 5 000 dollars in cash, packing items into suitcases and fleeing unseen.
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Washington Post
New York
Yeggmen
Oscar C. Jackie
Third Avenue
Dayligt
Jackie
Ninth Street
Third “Nue
Mr. Jackle
Bret
Rainey Heads to New York on Panama Canal Inquiry
Representative Rainey of Illinois, author of a resolution for a strict Congressional inquiry into the United States purchase of property and rights from a French syndicate on the Panama Canal, will travel to New York to confer with financiers alleging Americans profited. He has been reviewing War Department papers but found nothing indicating U S funds went to American hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Rainey
Mlinois
House
United States
Panama Canal
Washington
New York
Congress
Rainey
War Department
Scotty the Spender Enlists Quiet Life Claim
Walter Scott known as Death Valley Scotty and Scotty the Spender arrived in Chicago and entered the U S recruiting office to enlist in the marine service He says he wants a quiet life after years of lavish tips and public fame He passed the physical and will be sent to New York for basic training then to Cuba after a ten day furlough He previously traveled by special train to claim wealth in Death Valley and shocked the press with lavish tips to bellboys and hosts and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Scott
Death Valley
Scott
New York
Cuba
Grand Jury Probes Packing House Inquiry in Chicago
Federal grand jury in Chicago hears witness testimony as it investigates packing house operations. Dowling notes many witnesses served in other cities and none evaded service. He expects the inquiry to continue for at least three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
Der
Harry A Dowling
Rifle Range Plan Urged By Col Dimmick At White House
Col Dimmick urged President Roosevelt to back a Virginia rifle range purchase near Washington. A bill by Rep Carlin Virginia seeks approval, with Washington schoolboy rifle shoots planned for Easter week and national rifle groups meeting January 10 to set year plans and requests to Congress. Gov Hog gatt of Alaska pressed for a new judicial district and uniform liquor license law, while Barrios Guatemala’s foreign minister recovered from a car crash and leaves December 3.
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Roosevelt
Alaska
Hitchcock
White House
Col
B J. Dimmick
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
Gov. Heggart
Congress
Gav. Hoggatt
Hoggatt
McCumber
Gamble
Princeton
Africa
Frank UH. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Augusta
Taft
Republican National
Chicago
Senor Barrios
Briege
Will Sall
Last Honors to Davey Funeral of Rep Robert C Davay in New Orleans
A national House committee attended the Congressional funeral of Representative Robert C Davay of Louisiana's Second district in New Orleans. Services were at St Patrick's Catholic Church with interment in Metairie Cemetery. Washington members Hamlin Hackney Madison Campbell Rodenberg McGavin attended alongside state officials, governor, lieutenant governor, and all Louisiana legislators.
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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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Fleet Infantry
Amy Anaasche
Archie
Qasis
Toss Artillery Corps
United State Naval
Yoapa Maretei and
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Home and Waterk
Newport News
Ramnangs
Key Want
Guantanamo
Esac
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Ena Farm
Hue
Angee
Notin Graft Grusade
Capital
Probey CarriAge Company
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Foundling
Americas Federation
Tacris Haing
Ethel Roosevelt
Indiana Bays
Mr. Roosevelt
Railsplitter
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Young “Abe
Fort Myer
Hop Committee
Spender
Scotty
Marine Corps
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania Ave
Packing House Inquiry
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John H. Magruder
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G Mayers, Manufacturers
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