Barefoot Dance by Lady Constance Draws Elite Crowd
Spectators paid high prices at a private studio benefit in New York to see Lady Constance Stewart Richardson perform in bare feet wearing only a gauzy drape. The event, arranged by Mr and Mrs Astor and other Americans, drew about 100 fashionable women and several men. Attendees included Mrs Robert Lavarrette, Mrs James Drexel Poole, and others, with tickets reportedly selling for up to ten dollars. The performance featured swinging and diving in scant attire, and the debut in New York in 1890 is noted as sensational among society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Tere
Constance Stewart Richardson
Jaen Astor
Constance
Earl of
Conatis
Edward Stewcot
Daltian
Bavant Square
Lerane
Constance Agive
Rat CioliLe
Callers at White House on February 16 list Taft and cabinet
The roster of officials and dignitaries visiting the White House includes President-elect William Howard Taft and a long list of top government members led by Secretary Bacon and Attorney General Bonaparte along with senators representatives and judges. The encounter features many notable names across departments and branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard Taft
Bacon
O'Laughlin
Wright
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortel ¥On
Navy
Newberry
Bonaparte
Interior
Garfield
Meyer
Agriculture
Wilson
Commerce and
Labor
Straus
Curry
New Mexico
Emerson Hough
Hamlin Garland
Adolph Lewisohn
New York
Secret Service
Wilkie
Cowles
Distriet
Harker
Senator Curtis
Kansas
Carter
Montana
Horar
Idaho
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Senator Dixon
McCumber
North Dakota
Townsend
Watson
Indiana
Douglas
Ohio
Representative Jones
Washington
Kahn
California
Howland
Michigan
Smith
Hamilton
Iowa
Dwight
Marshall
Gronna
Hughes
West Virginia
Sulzer
Goldfogle
Justice Holmes
Supreme Court
Dennett
The
Land Office
Ten Miles of Fleet to Greet Crews in Hampton Roads Review
The battleship fleet will enter Hampton Roads next Monday for a two and half hour review by President Roosevelt. Twenty six vessels including the auxiliary Yankton will form a ten mile procession with ships spaced 400 yards apart. The President will receive Rear Admiral Sperry and then visit divisions aboard their flagship ships, addressing crews indirectly. The tour includes visits to Connecticut, Louisiana, Georgia, and Wisconsin, with Fankton sailing back to Washington after the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Roads
Roosevelt
Sperry
Connecticut
May Hower
Louisiana
Georgia
Wisconsin
Washington
Jackies
Admiral Sperry
Navy Department
Ballallong
Virginia
Inois
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Ther Aome
Lampton Roads
Old Pont Comfort
North Carolina
Montana
Taft
Isthmus of
Pain
Arnold
Tny Little
Fankton
Atlantic
Aiea
Salon Sear
Wainwright
Potter Je
Arnal
Confer On Statehood Opposed By 13 Senators
President Roosevelt discussed statehood for New Mexico and Arizona with Gov. Curry Senator Carter and Rep. Hamilton. The White House indicated support and a Senate path via Territories committee chaired by Beveridge. Opponents noted potential blocking by thirteen senators led by Beveridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Curry
New Mexico
Carter
Montana
Hamilton
House
White House
Senate
Beveridge
Keveridge
Plan of Action
Cough Remedy Promoted With Pine Oil and Whisky
A vintage recipe suggests mixing glycerine two ounces virgin pine oil half ounce, whiskey one and a half pints. Shake and dose a teaspoonful every four hours. Claims the pine properties cure colds in twenty four hours and all curable coughs. Warns to use genuine Virgin Pine compound from Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me ‘Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnatl, Ohio
Lecture on Child Development and Roentgen Ray Use
Dr Rotch presents a new system using the Roentgen ray to assess true child development for labor and education policy. Harvard’s Dr Thomas Morganetc will speak at George Washington University on age indicators and bones in the wrist as accurate guides, with opening remarks by Dr Charles P Weill and Commissioner Macfarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothh
Thomas Morganetc
Harvard University
George Washington University
Fifteenth
Northwret
Rotch
Charles P. Weill
Labor
Macfarland
Coal Roads Delay Case Before U S Circuit Court
New York February 14 The government suit against coal carrying roads and mining companies for illegal combination stalled today before master Hi Guibert in Philadelphia The defendants asked for printed copies of all evidence to read and digest delaying proceedings The master noted counsel declined to set a date for the next hearing and said he would return the matter to the U S court for action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Hi. Guibert
United States Circuit Court
Philadelphia
United States Court For
Census Printing Protest Withdrawn In Chamber Deliberations
Experts declare census work cannot be handled in private shops. The Chamber of Commerce committee met to consider diverting government printing from the Government Printing Office. After inviting printers to speak, the resolution was withdrawn as the vetoed bill would not be brought up this session. Frank Kidd of the Government Printing Office noted Washington cannot handle one twentieth of census printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Laws and Legislation of
The
Chamber of Commerce
Government Printing Office
Charles Clagett
Walter (. Balderston
Oliver Metzerott
BH. W. Bolgtana
Raron Ww. Lee
B. F. Barnes
Chamber
George G. Seibold
Conbut
W. I. Roberts
Henry Wilkens
Eynon
Sudwrth
Charles Crane
George H. Judd
M. W. Moore
Houses of Congress
Frank Kidd
Washington
Plans to Invade Servia Stir Fears in Vienna and St. Petersburg
Indications in Vienna spark fear of a spring invasion of Servia as Russia warns Austria-Hungary bears responsibility for destabilizing Europe. Report notes Serbia has withdrawn troops while Austria-Hungary mobilizes and talks of occupation. A diplomat says Austro-Hungarian pledges to protect Serbia’s territorial integrity are unreliable and could end Serbia’s independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Balkans
Europe
Arange
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Servia
Beran von Aehrenthal
Austria -Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bonaparte Confers With President And Aide On Libel Talk
Bonaparte along with Attorney General Bonaparte District Attorney Baker and Chief Wikio called on the President for a brief late afternoon conference. It was thought to concern libel action against the New York World publisher but post meeting aides said that was not the subject. None would reveal the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
Baker
Wikio
The
New York World
Generous Almanac Promises Moon Phases and Charms
An advertisement extols a complete almanac offering moon phase data for all latitudes and features on phrenology palmistry birth month card reading birth stones dream interpretation and beauty culture. It claims use for families farmers and rural readers and offers free sent copies from Munyon Remedy Company Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma You
Munyon Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Equity Court records and criminal dockets from a layered docket listing
A dense legal notices page shows Equity Court No 1 and No 2 calendars with cases like Lociew vs Losier, Cartier vs Coughlan and releases, receivers, and trustees. Circuit and Criminal Court entries include murder in the first degree, habeas corpus, and several United States prosecutions. probate listings name wills admitted to probate and letters testamentary granted to American Security and Trust and other firms, with numerous attorney names, assignment notes, and disorderly but readable docket references.
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Equity Court No
Justice Barnard
Lociew Va
Losier
Wolf @ Rosenberg
C. Carington
Cartier
Simone Ys
Ro Newton Donaldens
Sancitors
Montague
Woriarty & Loughran
Ucttora
Padgett & Coombe
McCalmont
Setlelter
J. C. Sullvan
Brown
Defendent
B. ©. Peele
Total
Circeit Court NO
Clayhaush
United States
Frackelton
Garfield
Tuleth
Washington Livery 268 Sales Stable
Hurdle
Mr. Colbers
Archer & Smith
Brown Ve Bobridge
W. J Lambert
J. H. Yeatman
Gordon & Gordon
Baker
Justice Wright
Susan TB. Ould
American Ary and Trust Company
Alturzey
W. A. McKennay
Henrietta Stuart
American Security and Rast Company
Astorney
W. A. McKenney
Caesare Laurenzi
Atorney
Hillyer
Walale
Sarah G. Johnson
Henry
Mayard
Johneun
J.J. Harlington
Extale
John Roberta
Mary E. Roberts
W. HL. Shales
Marie Joanyiie Gardner
Marie Joanyiie Gardner: Ower
W. Hl
Mar
Margaret Nugent
Rale
Sheehy
William W. Cheshire
Will
W. H. Manogue
Winiale
Sarah of
Cancal Notes
Newton & Gillett
Tistate
Eliza J. Stevens
Real Estate Transfers Listed Citywide Parcels
Multiple transfers show parties including Terrell, Church, J Hatt Levis, Edith Hall Lewis, Fulton RB Gordon, Richard Saunders, Jessie Armatrong, Henry Baker, James Powall, Isabel la Sinclair, In gram Memorial Church, Julian Addition, Charter Nursbaum, Kathleen Hari, Walter Harrison, Mary Nelson, John Arms, James Karrick, Jennie Thomas, Lewis Moran, Mabelle Remore, Joseph Cambert, Mamie Vernon, Anthony Lucas, Lodge Hill, Lily Larned, D Matendex King, Anna B King, Alexander Clarke, Anna B Lartges, Fred Rhodes, George Palmer, George Pumphrey, Ontario Tract, Lanier Heights, and more, with lot numbers across blocks including 61, 62, 68, 151, 153, 204, and 742, totaling numerous parcels and prices such as 600, 900, 10, 19, 310, 2,475, and 38,200 in a citywide real estate transfer ledger.
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Fourth Street
Mary Church Terrell
Robert H
Robert R. Church
J. Hatt
Levis
Edith Hall Lewis
Connecticut Avenue Terrace-Fulton
Gordon
Richard C. E. Saunders
Seventeenth
Jessie R. Armatrong
Henry M. Baker
Fourteenth
James W. Powall
Charles H. Nusabaum
Che . Cragin
Ismbella Sinclair
Tenth Street
Massacuuaéirrs Avenue
William 4. Gordon
Ingram Memorial Congragational Church Institutional
Julian H
John Alt
Florida Avenue
Kathleen BR. Hari
Walter da ¥. Harrison
Thirteenth
Charter H. Nursbaum
Mary G. Nelson
John ‘T. Arms
James Te. Karrick
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant Plains
Jennie
Thomas Et Vir
William
John T Arma
Fifteenth Street
Joseph L
Fates Et Ux
Lewla E. Moran
University Park —Northwern
Wwarnington Improvement Company
Mabelle Z. Remore
First
N Streets
Whton J. Cambert
Mamie E. Vernon
Anthony’ F. Lucas
E. Lodge Hill
Lodge Hill
Sama
John T. Cognit
Woodley Park
Stany Wardman
Lily Larned
Lok St
Vinck 18
Twentieth Street
E Street
D. Matendex King
Anon" King
Anna B King
J. M
Alexander & Clarke
Potoman Stret
M Street
Carolina Wall
Guardian
Kalobama Heights
William A. Mearan
Mery C
Mourne
Lome
Ploye G. Davis
Wiliam N. Grogman
Third
Fourth
Warren Dickford
George N. Palmer
George Pumphrey
Schlatzen Park
aAnna B. Lartges
Dred B. Rhotes
Fred I. Rhodes
Walton Hendy
Ontario
Willem A Gordon
Trestar
Charles W. King
Lanier Heights
Seventh Street
North Carolina Avenue
Anenstua C. Taylor
Joseph C. Williama
Deeds of Trust Entries Across Multiple Properties
A list of deeds of trust items detailing secured sums from multiple borrowers to lenders such as National Savings and Trust Company Fulton Bank Washington Loan and Trust Company and others. Properties include CT Avenue Terrace Ingleside Woodley Park Moore and Harbor Second Addition and Columbia Heights areas with varied amounts from 425 dollars to 21,000 dollars and terms ranging from 6 months to 5 years at interest rates near 6 percent. Names include Thomas A. Raver Richard E Saunders Bertha Y Mebis Thea dere X Gil and more, tied to specific lot blocks and squares.
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Henry R Webb
Wham H. Baden
Bertha
Seth F ‘Lsuch
Werbert A. GM
Theadore Mi
Gill
Theadere X. Gil
Walter F Collings
Henry H. Tergmann
George M. Emmerteh
Motcopolis Building Association
Moor
Barpock
Blundun Et al
George M. Emmerich
Vougiess
Mackall
Washington
Gitekunst
Charles Triby
J. Clinton Tribby
C. P. ‘M Brown
James L Barrick
John T. Adams
Samuel A Drury
Lee Brown
Colmbia Heights
Pomfrett Sterndna
John T Asus
Willam J Flather
John M. Jones
Mary M. Henderson
Emma M Gllett
den & “Musse
GE Leonard
Mamle EB
Vernon
Washington Loan and Truet Company
Jewle B. Moran
Harrol Packard
Howenstein
John PT
Coghill
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
Woodley Fark
Lily Lamed
Wiliam
Hil
Percy Thompson
Harry Whidzian
Thomex P Bones
Moore & Harbours
Charles Eb.” Stanley
Melph L. Stall
Charles W Fairfax
Carton M. Beall
William H. Lanham
William Bullard
Lewin
Clarence B. Rheem
Alexander ‘J. Heneey
Harry T. Domer
Lester A Barr
Clarence B Rheem
Alexander T Wensey
Aucare
Harry T Domer
Lester A. Barret Ax
Clarence B. Scheem
Alexander T Flenser
Harry T Oomer
Alexander T. Hentey
Lester A. Barretux
Clarence R. Rheem
Alexander T Hentey
The Man Who Eats Well
An advertisement extols work and appetite as linked to health and vigor. It urges balanced eating and warns against excess, promoting Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets from F. A. Stuart Co. of Marshall Michigan, with a trial package offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Europe
America
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Brotherhood to Elect at New York Avenue Church
At the New York Avenue Church tonight the Brotherhood will hold its annual meeting to elect officers and committee chairs. A report on the forthcoming brotherhood convention in Pittsburg will be read and arrangements completed for the delegation representing the New York Avenue chapter. Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts will lecture on The Opium Traffic in China with special reference to the International conference in Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Avenue
The
Brotherhood of the Church
Pittsburg
China
Peking
Brent Io
Wilbur F. Crafts
Knights Discuss Ball With Uniformed Fourth Degree Members
Knights of Columbus Carroll Council discussed the Arlington charity ball for February 22. Fourth degree members will appear in uniform with haldric, no swords, while the Caravan of Alhambra will wear a fez. Maine Band will provide music ahead of a final committee meeting Sunday.
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K. of C
Knights of Columbus
Arlington
Carroll Counci
Alhambra
Gonzaga Hall
Maine
Bribery Pittsburg Style in City Depository Case
A. A. Vilsack testimony centers on a meeting with W. W. Ramsey to pay John F. Klein 17 600 to make the German National Bank a city depository for four years. Nesbitt testified the bank officials admitted the payment. Jury seated quickly as other arrests and warrants for jury fixing prompted keeping the panel together.
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Pittsburg
A. A. Vilsack
German National Bank
Tral
Criminal
W. W. Ramsey
Dame Institution
Quancilman
John F. Klein
Vilsack
Klemn
Ramsey
Witness
Klein
National Bank
Harrison Nesbitt
Kleim
Tenor Burgstaller Sails After Cab Incident Nationwide Hysteria
Special to The Washington Post New York February 16. Burgstaller the famous Wagnerian tenor who created Parsifal in America sailed for Europe today on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie. Hexamer and Mrs Hexamer with their child and a governess were aboard, amid publicity friendly to neither Burgstaller nor Hexamer. A cab incident in Hoboken last December led to a divorce suit. ex-Judge Pryor urged against star chamber actions and postponed proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Washington Post
Annapolis
Badger
Surg
Blackwell
Navak Academy
Washington
Nash
Stephenton
America
Mia
New York
Los Burgstaller
Europe
Kronpringessin
AP Uexamer
Hoboken
Burgstaller
Hexamer
Hurgsaher
Enrique Caruso
Jerf
Heagame
Roger A. Pryor
Prin bSo Cemain
Old Vermonter 87 Undergoes Shoulder Arm Amputation
Mr. Thomas Ladoux of St. Albans Vermont, age 87, had his right arm amputated near the shoulder after a fall and a tumor. He recovered after illness and credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with aiding his recovery, with Dr. E. J. Melville endorsing the testimonial as genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ladoux
St. Albans
Ladoux
Vermont
E. J. Melville
St. Albans’ Hospital
Duffy
V. Hochester
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G. R. Wilson
Brown Va
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Williama
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Wo B. Ambrose
Adward Swallen
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M. TE O'Brien
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Lalning
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Eva Latimer
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RK. L. Mon Tague
A. A. Moriarty
Wilton J Lambert
RM Yeatman
Frank Repettive
Dolan Donehce
Ramaxed
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Dratrigt
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Washington Gaslight Company
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J.D
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Crothers
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Ros Folk Navy Yard
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