Fashion Costs Run High in Paris Lady's Wardrobe
A New York despatch reports Parisian dress expenses for a well dressed woman surpassing routine budgets. Corsets cost up to $250 each and last about a month, gowns valued at $7000, and furs appearing as major items. The piece contrasts luxury materials with practical limits, noting underwear, stockings, and hats drive yearly outlays while fashion houses push extravagant creations.
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FEVER NAVY YARD SHOPS CONSOLIDATED
Admiral Caspar Gouldrich orders consolidation of carpenter punt and pottery shops at the New York Navy Yard to cut red tape and save government funds. Three shops will replace multiple units, each under two foremen, with fly method already proving effective and likely to spread to other yards nationwide.
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Army Orders and Quartermaster Assignments Across Posts
Military dispatch lists numerous officer relocations and duties. It notes Captains and lieutenants from Artillery and Engineers assigned to posts including Port Monre, Cardenas, and the Philippines, with references to quartermaster duties and service at Hot Springs and the Island of New York.
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Naval Officers Receive Orders Amid Global Movements
Fragmented OCR notes show officers detached for duty as ships move across Atlantic and Pacific theaters. Mentions of Boston commands, Mississippi, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and pending League standings hint at broader naval operations and health updates amid ongoing assignments.
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Fire damages Merchants and Slone warehouse in Perry Street blaze
A center city fire caused 225000 in damage at the Merchants and Slone warehouse on Perry Street. The blaze began with a gas engine explosion and spread through the two story building, destroying stock of Maursallt Jesag for the Duluth Imperial Mute Company. The incident disrupted business on both floors and prompted emergency response.
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Historic house burns in Norfolk with historic ties
A fire damaged the old Hatton home in Portsmouth housing offices for Seaboard Air Line. The blaze destroyed the general forwarding agent and auditor offices as well as the president and freight offices, likely caused by a faulty electrical wire. The building, a Revolutionary War era structure, housed a long-remembered Norfolk landmark.
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Submarine Contract Signed With Lake Torpedo Company
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf and Lake Torpedo Company representatives today sign a contract for building one submarine torpedo boat at the company’s expense. The vessel, 1,000 tons, 210 feet long, will meet a series of government trials and cost about 1,000,000 dollars. It must be completed within 27 months with a 14 knot surface speed for four hours and 9 knots sub surface for one four hours, and be armed with six torpedo tubes.
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British battleship Cethagwood Wis announced at Devonport
This afternoon the new British dreadnought Cethagwood Wis was laid down at Devonport. The vessel, estimated at about 25,000 tons register, is expected to mark an improvement on the existing dreadnought class.
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Valuable Home Remedy Promises Quick Cure For Colds
An advertorial claims a home formula of pine oil glycerine and whiskey can cure acute colds in 24 hours and strengthen lungs. It touts a half ounce pine oil, two ounces glycerine, and a half pint whiskey taken in doses every four hours, with warnings on proper storage and packaging by druggists.
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Eclipse Expedition On Flint Island Reports Mixed Weather
C G Abbott director of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory returned from Flint Island after observing the January 3 total solar eclipse. Accompanied by A F Moore, Abbott described travel from San Francisco to Tahiti, then 400 miles northwest to the coral island, where clouds, surf, and rain affected observations. He reported successful bolometer measurements of corona intensity and noted the corona appeared brighter than some rays of sunlight, with color differences offering clues to the corona’s nature. Photos and spectra were taken, and results will be published in scientific periodicals.
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Social and personal notes from Washington society page
Wealthy Washington society concentrates on receptions and home days for lawmakers wives and notable socialites. Prominent figures including Mrs. Hughes Mrs. Goodwin Bennett Mrs. Young and other congressional spouses host and attend informal gatherings at homes and clubs through February while engagements and European visitors reshape the social calendar.
Vessel Believed Lost Off Gloucester Massachusetts
Nine men from Gloucester were aboard the Northern Bagte schooner which sailed from here in November. Local shipping men report the vessel has not returned and may be lost. The crew included Stanley Ryan Thomas Cronin Hibbard Conrad Lyman Conrad Barney Conrad Diget Teal Port Medway Nova Scotia Noy Bert Blair La Mendig Nova Scotia and Arthur Smith of Gloucester.
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National and Local Names Listed Across Railroads and Hotels
A dense OCR page fragment lists numerous personal names, residences, and affiliations tied to U S cities and states, including Raleigh, New York, Philadelphia, California, and Georgia. The passage reads like a registry of individuals with associated places and employers or affiliations, plus scattered hotel and address references. A trailing note mentions an Educational Contest advertisement.
Chats of well known people from various Lachango
The article surveys high society gossip about Washington women many with tiaras and pendants tied to charity work. It mentions Mrs Brice wife of the British ambassador and her diamond tiara linked to her philanthropic campaigns in Manchester and London. It covers engagements of Lydia Mason Jones to Wiarth Blagden and Ada Acosta to Oren Root with Boston ties and Harvard connections.
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Midwinter Ball Plans Stir Washington High Society
Social swirl surrounds Mrs Hiking hosting Miss Mary Lodge Meee gringl daughter of President Harrison. The Postmaster General and Mrs Mey er will entertain the President and Mrs Roosevelt at a cabinet dinner. Meyer friendship with the President fuels speculation while unofficial secrecy loosens Gray areas. The midwinter ball, a rival to bachelors, will be financed by a host of elite patrons led by Mrs George Vanderbilt with aide from Mrs Sire Anderson and others. About 200 invited.
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Train engine plunges from cliff near Pottsville
Shenandoah to Pottsville passenger engine leaves rails on Broad Mountain above Tracksite station and falls 10 feet to an embankment. Engineer G Sierfred of Pottsville killed. fireman R Ro Scueck escapes by jumping. Coachs remain on track. Special edition copies offered at Post office.
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Telegraphers Protest Over Extended Work Hours
Telegraphers and labor leaders have staged a week of protests before the Interstate Commerce Commission arguing against enforcing a law that would permit railroad telegraphers to work more than eight hours daily. Since last Saturday protests have appeared in telegram form, presented by railroad telegraphers and labor leaders. The commission has been formal in delaying action, with no discretion to defer the law beyond the date in question.
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Takahira Leaves Rome After Honoring Diplomats
Baron Kagera Takahira the newly appointed Japanese ambassador to the United States departed Rome en route to Washington via Paris. He was seen off at the railway station by Foreign Minister Titan and nearly all diplomatic representatives present, with American Ambassador Lloyd Griscom in attendance.
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