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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1910

Page

3

Tailors Exchange Dinner Honors Owen Owen and P J Foley

A Meridian Tailors Exchange dinner celebrated Owen Owen president of the National Association of Merchant Tailors and P J Foley president of the International Custom Cutters Association. The event previewed a national convention in Washington next February with speeches about old school values and equal regard for customers. The gathering featured remarks by many Tailors Exchange members and outlined plans for the forthcoming year.

Tim Woodruit Merchant Tailors’ Exchange Custom Cutters’ Club Owen Owen Natonal Association Marchant Talors of America P J Foley International Custom Cutters Association of America Washington James A. Grisshaust New York Boston Tailors Exchange Bond Building Old School Griesbauer Tieat George Medlar OE Ryder Chartes JD McConile LA Downey Geraldo Foley EB Thiel BF Filey George Briebbard Gatchell J . Wineman Joseph B Costinet J Foley

Judge Kimball Begins 31 Day Vacation From 3 PM Today

Judge Ivory Kimball will start a 31 day vacation at 3 PM, after nineteen years on the police court bench. Unclear if the vacation affects emoluments or is deducted from a future term. Municipal Court Judge George C Auk will sit in the United States branch during the absence and may be named to permanently hold the place.

Ivory Kimball Aitor of General Kimball Lowan Comptroller of the Treasury George C Aukan United Alites Kimbat

Woman Faints at Home Fire in Florida Avenue Area

Woman Loulie Donaldson 40 of 1S Florida Avenue fainted yesterday afternoon during a house fire. She was treated at a nearby drugstore after a faulty fuel line caused the blaze. Name and address appear in the damaged report. incident details include a $10 charges.

Loulie Donaldson Florida Avanna Vorthensi

Cure Story for a Child Using Cuticura Ointment

A Chicago mother describes her five year old son’s severe skin outbreak and relief after applying Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She recalls initial pain from bandage removal, then steady improvement after third and fourth applications, concluding the boy is now strong and healthy.

Bes Cutiura Dintavent Robert Wattam Chicago Che

Chesapeake and Ohio Seek Control of Hocking Valley Railroad

Officials from Chesapeake and Ohio admit negotiating for control of the Hocking Valley Railroad. A proposed arrangement would give the Baltimore and Ohio access through a joint stock approach, expanding lines toward Cincinnati and Chicago to benefit the Chicago interests. The plan aims to connect the Hanawhe and Michigan routes, enhancing regional rail connectivity.

Mae Oftian New York Chesapeake and Ob'o Hocking Valley Railroad Hocking Vaile Baltimore Cincinnati Hanawhe Michigan

Keene’s Book Blind in Trial Over Pool Collapse

New York reports reveal James B Keene testing the Columbus and Hocking pool collapse. He says his records were blind and his judgment overridden after a second pool formed. He cites bad faith hints among members and notes no compensation beyond common profits.

Second Pool New York James B Keene Columbus and Hocking Pool Keenes Keere Keenan Reece Renerseu Saeed Mr Keene Ian

New York Produce Prices and Supplies Report

A dense price and supply listing from New York outlines current levels for dairy, meats, grains, fibers, and produce. Notable entries include firm receipts for cheddar and flour, steady to dull moves in cornmeal and cottonseed, mixed bean and potato activity, and assorted notes on hides, hogs, and fats within regional markets.

New York Tiida Soest Cate Agiventa Henners Ware Camry SC Turkis Clemhats America Finn Prima Amedy Muscavado & Teat

Washington Produce Market Prices and Receipts Report

Warmer weather boosts arrivals of fresh fruit and lowers prices while poultry receipts are light and demand holds steady at modest levels. Prices listed cover eggs, cheese, poultry, vegetables, fruits, meats, and canned goods with various regional and product-specific figures.

Virginia Bruakein Crete

Unclear Market Notes and Receipts Fragment

Fragmentary OCR from Baltimore markets shows mismatched numbers, receipts, and phrases. The read lacks coherent events or names and cannot identify a distinct action or outcome.

Roosevelt and Party Begin Last Lap of Journey

Roosevelt Kermit and the Smithsonian African expedition arrive at Gondokoro Sudan after jungle travels. British and native welcome with band and flag, voyage toward Khartoum planned for March. Also notes planned Oxford lecture and possible Britain visit, with potential later East tour to Japan and the Philippines. Funeral notices for Confederate veteran James H Cooper and government printer Louis Wisener accompany the report.

Kertha Keriba America Col Roosevelt Kermit Walting Reginald Wingate Slrolar Roosevelt Mr Roosevelt Khartoum Mra Roosevelt England Lonnon Wep Oxford University Edward Buckingham Palace London Arthur Hamilton Lee Les Washington Ruth Moore John Moore New York Ambassador Mra Reid Dorchester House Wrest Park Chicago Frederick G Bonilla Khartum Bonfils Chamber of Commerce Kansas City Pacific Coast Russia Phippines San Francisco Europe Japan Philippines Pacific Ronfls George Creal Denver James H Cooper Stonewall Jackson Hig Heventh Street Hines Fourteenth Street J Toward Wells Mount Vernon M E Church Congressional Cemetery

Fashion Trends Highlight Short Sleeves For All Figures

Article from Grice Mags explores fashion authorities in America endorsing short sleeves as a versatile spring style. It emphasizes plainness with decorative touches and advises women to dress to flatter individual figures, promising the best personal appearance.

Grice Mags Doa Ame Oa Ana

Brownlekar Car Captures Washington Childhood Hearts

A small, stout Brownlekar vehicle tours northwest Washington with a student crowd from Business High School and Tech eager to inspect its mechanical setup. The demonstrator chauffeurs the car through streets and hills, drawing praise from curious children and teachers alike.

Washington Avery Minuta Thaoty Business High School Elee Tech Weil Steafast Studay

Paris Bridegrooms and American Society Gatherings

At a New York reception guests from high society wore gowns in garnet, silver, and black velvet while mingling with international guests. Notable attendees included Mrs John R Drexel, Mrs Wiliam K Vanderbilt, and Miss Mary Wilde, among others. Misa Gould led a Young Women’s Christian Association effort hosting foreign students, exchanging customs and Christian practice through readings, talks, and city tours.

Bamiten Moe Maron Tor m_ black Jet Moe Hamilen John R Drexel Robert Geelet Geelet Elao Reeve Merritt Orme Clarke Dandrige Spots‘wood Merritt Ira Hoac Taylor Emma Stone Alten Townsend Mary Wilde Viola Townsend Mra Townsend Wiliam K. Vanderbilt Wardeniss F Burrall Hoffman Lela Haven Gerdenias Catherine Hameraley du Ross Frieda Pearson Henry A Robbing Louis T. Hoyt Hipley Jones Méwin Gould Francis Hyde Courtland van Rensselaer Harris Febrestock Henry W Marsh Frederick Horn John ‘Westervelt Leonides Westervelt Douglas Hope Marah Wantervelt Horn Frank 3 Hows Chine Japan Mexico Turkes Norwas Lynchourg Va Heriemes Miss Gould Misa Matida Ho Tom Ela Amerca U the Young Womens Christian Association Oriental Students Thiat Migé Gould Mss Gould Miss Palmer Bible Teachers Training School America Wew York Milas Gould Misa Gould

Vivisection Regulation Meeting Headlined by Coleridge

Stephen Coleridge honorary secretary of the British National Society and an eminent jurist will be the principal speaker at a National Society for the Humane Regulation of Vivisection meeting. The event is at the New Willard tomorrow at 3 o clock in the small ballroom. Public invited.

Stephen Coleridge British National Society National Society For the Humane Regulation of Wilard Willard H Brownson Charles W Dullie Philadelphia National Woglety

Plain Talks With Women Politeness Toward Our Best Loved Ones

Guidance on maintaining politeness and affection within marriage, stressing the care of small trifles, tone, and self denial. Quotes from poets and Shakespeare illuminate how kindly words, restraint, and steady courtesy sustain home harmony and prevent estrangement.

Salomon Etrife Tom Moore Begla Mendelasehn

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