Sisters of Mrs Taft As White House Hostess
Washington dispatch highlights the Herron sisters from Cincinnati who served as deputy hostesses for Mrs Taft at the White House. Mrs Charles Anderson draws wide acclaim for hospitality while her daughter Miss Katherine Anderson and Mrs Louis More also attract attention in Washington social circles.
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Washington Dispatch
New York Wood
Herron
William H. Taft
Taare Anderson
Anderaon
Eminon
Anderson
Tatt
Hee
Mra
Taft
An Norson
Andeson
Silas
Louis More
White House
More
Hermon
Innati
Tafts
Walter House
Helen Taft
Taftia
Big Ship Near Breakers Off Atlantic City
A large steamer rides out a fierce Atlantic City gale two miles offshore near Ventnor with no aid requests. Coast guards worry over possible wreck as lifeboats respond without access due to a gate sweep. Temperature plummets to zero with a 25 mph northwesterly wind while fear grows for several fishing smacks blown seaward.
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Atlantic City
Biel
Washington
Pat Alantic
Ventnor
Chelsea
Shoes for the poor mark annual commemoration day in Bowery
Five thousand pairs of shoes and stockings were distributed today at the Timothy D. Sullivan Association clubrooms in the Bowery. First aid aided the lame, the blind, and the deaf. The event, held in bitter cold, marks a yearly tribute since the leader’s rise to power.
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Péacher
New York
Guliven
Bratewenstor
Smi
Timothy D. Sullivan
Bowery
Ghoa
Church Militant and Triumph in the Era of Federation
A Brooklyn address at the Academy of Music argues for a broad church view beyond denominations. The speaker defines the church as the Body of Christ, suffering in this age and destined for triumph in a millennial kingdom, with faithful followers joining Christ in a royal priesthood and guiding mankind toward righteousness.
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Washington
Brooklyn
Aversini
Laiforium
Academy of Music
C. ‘T.”"Runsed
Brgollyn “Tabernacle
Nat Igctasian
Federation
A. J. Drexel
Baltimore
Grariane
Christendom
Church of Christ
St. Peter
P Cornelius
Christ
Jesus
Christ Jesus
Church of the Living God
Christ the 7 ‘Church
Teswe
Shaila
Cndt
Caiaphas
Pilate
Emmanuel
St. Paw
Wil
Jess
Levitea
God
Crows
Urgelves
Alto
Timoe
Earth
Worshin
Gorinthians
Church Triumphant
Drexel Daughter Engaged to British Noble Viscount
Baltimore report confirms engagement of Margaretia Armstrong Drexel to Guy Montague George Binon Hatcott Viscount Hardstine heir to Winchelsea and Nottingham. The note traces Drexel family ties to Rita Armstrong Gould and connections to Princess of Braganza and Rhinelander Stewart, with historical links to the Drexel household and related marriages.
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Baltimore
Anthony J. Drexel
Margaretia Armstrong Drexel
Guy Montague George Binon-Hatcott
Viscount Hardstine
Winchelsea
Nottingham
Mira Drexel
Rita Armstrong
New York
Philadelphia
Anthony J. Drexel, Jr
Tay
Marjorie Gould
George J. Gould
Wrete
Princess de Sagan
Sountesd de Castellane
Migg Drexel
Princess of Bragany Za
Midgedita Stewart
House of Portugal
Drexel
Cathedral Street
Mount Vernon Place
Blle Armstrong
Nnander
Annie Armstrong
Rhinelander Stewart
Princess of Braghnea
James Henry Stolth
Japan
Messenger in $10,000 bill case held for examination
Benson Langs a 16 year old messenger formerly with Hornblower Weeks was arraigned in Tombs court on a short affidavit after returning sans $10,000 in gold certificates. He was sent to the Tombs in default on $10,000 bail. Police and Pinkerton agents have not recovered the five figure note or the missing money.
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Tombs Court
Washington Peat
New York
Benson Langs
Stock Exchange House
Hornblower & Weeks
Broadway
National City Bank
Pinkertonn
Ford Jury Cannot Agree on Warriner Blackmail Case
Cincinnati February 6 The jury in the case of Mrs Jeanette Stewart Ford charged with blackmailing Charles L Warriner faulting local treasurer of the Big Four Railroad failed to reach a verdict and was discharged after 24 hours of deliberation. Eight jurors favored acquittal and four for conviction. Prosecutor Hunt said the woman would be tried again within three weeks. Mrs Ford was released on 4500 bond to be renewed tomorrow. The report notes jurors questioned Warriner’s credibility, citing his admitted embezzlement and perjury alleged against him.
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Cincinnat
Jeanette Stewart-Ford
Charles L. Warriner
Big Four
Swing
Warrinor
Hunt
Ford
Plain Talks With Women on The Brother You Love
A dated exhortation urges women to guide brothers toward virtue through steadfast love admiration and moral example. It argues that a sister mother and wife shape male conduct, urging self discipline and purity to win male loyalty and keep them from vice.
The Saints Call For Spiritual Unity In God’s Church
A dense oblique text urges believers to unite beyond creeds and factions. It argues true federation comes from inner spiritual alignment with God and Christ, not external structures, aiming for one faith and one church as written in heaven.
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Freud
Lord
Road to Happiness Speech at YMCA Meeting
Michigan Representative Gerrit J. Dickema addressed a men’s YMCA meeting at the National Theater. He argued happiness comes from fearing God and obeying commandments, not chasing pleasure or wealth, and warned genius alone cannot sustain life while character is the true road to happiness.
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Dickemns
Michigan
M. C. A. Mags
Gerrit J. Dickema
House of Representatives
Imaas
National Theater
Young Men's Christian Association
Ane Dukema
Memorial services for Gen William F Draper in Milford
Nearly 2000 people attended the Milford town hall memorial service for the late Gen William F Draper. Gov Draper and George A Draper were not present. Rep Samuel Powers delivered the eulogy as fellow townspeople and family members gathered with friends.
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Milford
Mass
William F. Draper
Milford Town Hall
Gov. Draper
George A. Draner
Samuel Powers
Fashion Belt Trends Stir Washington Women in 1911
Speculation runs high as sartorial readers in Washington debate how belts will be worn in 1911. Fashion authorities note belts near the knee or at the throat appear, with a trend reviving the slender waist silhouette of two decades past. Mrs. Paul Pearsal comments she has not settled on a forecast yet.
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Causig
Washington
Paul Pearsal
Fashion Belt Debates Hint At Future Trends
Mrs Pearsall and Mrs Murray Cobb discuss girdles and belts as fashion evolves. They warn against chasing quick shifts and predict many women will wear what others do, leaving the exact vogue unpredictable in the near future.
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Murray Cobb
Memorial services mark first anniversary of Mrs. Harding
Memorial services were held yesterday at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church to honor the first anniversary of the death of Mrs. Bice Alfred Harding wife of Bishop Harding. Bishop Herding attended and preached. Services were then held at the Expincopa residence at 14 Massachusetts Avenue.
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Bice
Alfred Harding
Bishop Harding
St. Paul's
Episcopal Church
Herding
Hardy
Expincopa
Massachusetts Avenue
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