Barefoot Dance by Lady Constance Draws Private Studio Crowd
Spectators pay high prices to view Lady Constance Stewart Richardson in a private benefit in New York. About 100 fashionable women attended as she performed barely clothed in a diaphanous Grecian drapery, with many notable figures including Mrs. Astor and John Drexel among the audience. The event, held at a Beaux Arts studio on Baxter Street, drew controversy and crowd reactions as the entertainer’s attire and pose sparked wide attention.
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Taft Cabinet Names and Senators Named at White House
A February White House call list names President elect William Howard Taft and a wide roster of senior officials including Bacon O'Laughlin Wright Cortel Newberry Bonaparte Garfield Meyer Wilson Straus Curry Emerson Hough Hamlin Lewisohn Wilkie Cowles Harker Curtiss Carter Horner Aldrich Dixon McCumber Townsend Watson Douglas Jones Kahn Howland Smith Hamilton Dwight Marshall Gronna Hughes Sulzer Goldfogle Holmes Dennett Justice Holmes heads the Supreme Court and other officials from the land office are listed.
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Ten Miles of Fleet to Greet Crews in Hampton Roads
The battleship fleet will pass in a ten mile long procession to Hampton Roads for a Roosevelt review. Twenty six vessels including the Connecticut and Louisiana form the welcoming squadron. The Mayflower will host the President at 2 p.m. as rear admirals station captains aboard each division ship. The plan allows the President to address crews indirectly from flagships.
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Roosevelt weighs statehood for New Mexico and Arizona
President Roosevelt discussed admitting New Mexico and Arizona while in office with Gov. Curry Senator Carter and Rep Hamilton. He favors statehood because territories deserve admission and parties support it, though opposition remains in the Senate led by Beveridge. Strikingly, 12 of 82 senators reportedly oppose.
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Cough remedy formula using glycerine pine oil and whisky
A home remedy prescribes mixing two ounces glycerine, half an ounce Virgin Oil of Pine compound, and a pint and a half of straight whisky. Shake and take a teaspoonful every four hours. The ad claims the pine compounds cure colds in twenty four hours and cure any curable cough. It cautions using genuine Virgin Oil of Pine compound from Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati Ohio.
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Lecture on Child Development Using Roentgen Ray
Dr Rotch of Harvard outlines a new system for assessing development via the wrist bones using the Roentgen ray. Dr Thomas Morgan, of Harvard University, will speak at George Washington University tomorrow night on child labor and education laws. Introductory remarks by Dr Charles P. Weill, labor commissioner, and Commissioner Macfarland.
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Coal Roads Delay Case Stalls in Philadelphia Court
The government’s antitrust suit against coal carriers and mining firms stalls as defendants demand printed copies of all evidence before proceeding. Master Hi Guibert notes no agreement on a next hearing, with counsel declining to set a date. The matter returns to the U S court for action.
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Protest Withdrawn Over Census Printing In Private Shops
Experts say census work cannot be handled in private shops. The Chamber of Commerce committee discussed diverting government printing from the Government Printing Office and members petitioned to withdraw the resolution after printers spoke. Frank Kidd of the Government Printing Office noted Washington could not handle more than a fraction of the census printing.
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BH. W. Bolgtana
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B. F. Barnes
Chamber
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Eynon
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Plans to Invade Servia Stir Fears in Vienna
February dispatch from St Petersburg reports Russian officials fear Austria Hungary may push into Servia next spring. Vienna press aims to show Europe backs occupation, while Russia warns of European peace risk. Officials note Servia has withdrawn troops. Austria Hungary mobilizes and contemplates occupation with possible indemnity demands.
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Bonaparte Briefs President on Libel Conference
Bonaparte and Attorney General Bonaparte District Attorney Baker and Chief Wikio met the President for a late afternoon talk. Speculation tied the session to possible libel action against the New York World publisher, but the participants declined to reveal the discussion topic.
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Generous Almanac advertised by Munyon Remed y Co
An almanac described as a complete guide with moon phases phrenology palmistry birth stones dreams beauty culture weight measures and poison antidotes. It promises entertainment and information for families and rural readers and offers free delivery on request from the Munyon Remedy Company in Philadelphia.
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Equity Court Dockets with Multiple Judge Dates
Legal notices from Equity and Circuit Courts list cases by number and judge, including schedules set for February and March. Names include Barnard Wright Stafford Clayhaugh and involved attorneys such as Wolf Rosenberg Padgett Farrest and others. Proceedings cover default judgments, time extensions, assignments, and probate actions with numerous cases in both equity and criminal courts.
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Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Streets
Numerous transfers listed including 18 Fourth Street Northwest Mary Church Terrell et al to Robert R. Church lot 22 block 44. 142 R Street Northwest J Hatt Levis to Edith Hall Lewis lot 151 square 153. Connecticut Avenue Terrace Fulton R B Gordon et al to Richard C E Saunders lots 15 and 16 square 11d. 2,475. Addresses span West and Southeast areas with transfers on B Street Southeast, Fourteenth Street South Past B and C, Thirteenth and G Streets Northwest, and more. amounts shown include 99,600 and 38,200 though many parcels priced at 10 or 19 dollars or similar. Names include James W. Powell, Ismbella Sinclair, John Alt, Kathleen BR Hari, Walter Harrison, Charter H. Nusbaum, Mary G. Nelson, John T Arms, William Wardman, Lily Larned, Anna B King, Alexander & Clarke, Mabelle Z. Remore, and others. dates not specified.
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Henry M. Baker
Fourteenth
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Charles H. Nusabaum
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Massacuuaéirrs Avenue
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Florida Avenue
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Deeds of Trust List Multiple Properties and Secured Loans
A long column lists deeds of trust covering numerous properties and borrowers. Entries name parties such as Thomas A Mover, Richard E Saunders, and Max Z Rosinski, securing sums from $850 to $21,000 with terms of 5 years to 6 months. Locations include Connecticut Avenue Terrace and Moore & Harbours Second Addition, with various square lot references. The document shows numerous trust actions against properties for institutions like National Savings and Trust Company and Washington Loan and Trust Company.
The Man Who Eats Well
The essay extols hard work and balanced living, arguing the modern era demands effort and proper eating. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a solution, claiming they support digestion and sleep, and offers a free trial package by mail from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Brotherhood to Elect at New York Avenue Church
The annual Brotherhood meeting at New York Avenue Church will elect officers and committee chairs at o'clock. A report on the Pittsburg Brotherhood convention will be given and preparations discussed for the delegation. Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts will speak on The Opium Traffic in China with reference to the Peking conference.
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Knights Discuss Ball With Uniform Fourth-Degree Members
Fourth-Degree Knights of Columbus will appear in uniform at the Arlington charity ball on February 22. Carroll Council reported strong support from fourth degree members wearing haldric but no sword, with the Caravan of Alhambra also pledging fez attire. The Maine Band will provide music as planning wraps up at a Sunday final meeting.
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Bribery in Pittsburg Style Trial of Bank Official and Politician
A. A. Vilsack, former cashier of the German National Bank, testified in the criminal court against W. W. Ramsey, former bank president, and councilman John F. Klein in a scheme to secure municipal deposits. Ramsey allegedly arranged a $17,600 payment to Klein to make the bank a city depository for four years. The money vanished when Klein and the officials left the room. National Bank Examiner Harrison Nesbitt testified to discovering the transaction and the bank officials’ admission. Jury was quickly secured, with multiple suspects later charged in alleged jury fixing. further trials of Vilsack Klein and others will follow.
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She Sails With Tenor Burgstaller In Cab Wreck Tale
Washington Post special from New York reports tenor Burgstaller creator of Parsifal in America left for Europe aboard the Kronprinsessin with Mrs Hexamer and two children. A Hoboken governess and a maid accompanied them as a cab incident in Hudson Avenue led to a divorce suit against Hexamer, delayed by a referee.
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87 Year Old Vermont Man Undergoes Arm Amputation
Mr. Thomas Ladoux of St. Albans Vermont, aged 87, had his arm amputated near the shoulder after a fall and a large tumor. He recovered health after use of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, which his attending physician endorsed as pure and palatable.
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