Woodward & Lothrop New York Was Store Closes Today
Washington marks Woodward and Lothrop store closing at noon to honor New York Was Washington's Birthday event. The notice states the sale ends at 12 o'clock, with customers urged to complete purchases before closing.
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Washington
Wickersham
Robert Shaw Oliver
Miss Williams
Miss Winslow
Meyer
Bryce
Congressional Club
New York
Anniversary Furniture Bargains Across Malin Floor
Anniversary sale features a wide range of department items with low prices. Men silk ties 35c, dress shirts $1, boys wool suits $6.25, blouses 75c, linen cloth 39c, ribbons 25c and 35c, and leather pumps $2.75. Also linens, glassware, bedding, and a limited stock of Springfield rifles at $1.95 each, touted as World War relics and decor.
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Dorothy Dainty
United States
Luncheon and dinners mark Washington social season
A long list of Washington receptions and dinners highlights a busy social calendar. Notable guests include Mrs. Ballinger, Miss Biddle, Mrs. Buckner Randolph, and many prominent officials and their spouses. Events span the National Theater, the Shoreham, Highlands, and private homes, with returns from European and domestic trips and upcoming receptions noted.
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Taft
Boston Symphony
National Theater
Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger
Biddle
Buckner Randolph
Cummins
Iowa
Highlands
Mrs. Hubbard
Kendall
Prouty
Judson C. Welliver
John Snure
Hutchins
Des Moines
Thomas Dawsop
Good
H. H. Goodrich
Chicago
Washington
Columbia Society Backs Move to Relocate Miller Cabin
The Columbia Historical Society passed resolutions urging removal of Joaquin Miller’s old Sixteenth Street cabin to Rock Creek Park for preservation. California members of Congress and the California Society support the effort, citing Miller’s dying condition and the site’s future as Henry White’s home.
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Columbia Historical Society
Sixteenth Street
Rock Creek Park
Jos
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
California
Congress
Washington California Society
Henry White
France
William ‘Indall
District Board of Commissioners
Columbia Historic Society
Washington Club
I Street
Washington California Club
The
Historical Society
Riggs House
I E. A. Hayes
New West
William F. Englebright
Joseph J. Keefer
National Intelligencer
G. W. Parke Custis
Washington
Arlington
William Moore
Social Sets of Other Cities Continued in Page
In white satin and gold spangled net, box No 1 featured Mrs William Post with Miss Constance Warren in deep mauve velvet veiled with silver net. Other attendees included Mrs M Lawrence Keene with Mrs Henry Clews in white satin and brocade, and Mrs Frederic Bronson with Mrs James Speyer in turquoise satin and net. Box 28 held Mrs J Le Tailer in violet velvet with silver-spangled lace and Mrs Richard Stevens in white satin with black marabou. Oakleigh Thorne in cerise satin joined Mrs Howell Carroll in silver gray satin and Mrs Jules Bache in white brocade with silver filet lace.
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William Post
Constance Warren
M. Lawrence Keene
Henry Clews
Frederic Bronson
James Speyer
J. le Tailer
Richard Stevens
Oakleigh Thorne
Howell Carroll
Jules Bache
Schubert Symphony Performed by Boston Symphony At National Theater
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Fiedler delivered Schubert in C major with reverent brilliance at the National Theater. Soloist Alwin Schroeder offered Dvorak Waldesruhe and Leon Coellman Symphonic Variations, followed by Saint Saens Omphale and Danse Macabre. A. Witek’s first violin earned much credit for the ensemble’s striking effect. Downey's Rates for Finest Carriages Are Always Reasonable.
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National Theater
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Fiedler
Herr Fiedler
Schumann
Philip Hale
Alwin Schroeder
Knei- Sel Quartet
Hess-Schroeder Quartet
Dvorak’sa
Waldesruhe
Leon Coellman
Saint-Saens
Omphale
A. Witek
New England's Fight For Her Fisheries
The piece defends Gloucester and New England fisheries against Canada US reciprocity plans. It cites mackerel boom 1878–85, argues tariffs protect local fishers, compares Nova Scotia labor costs, and warns Canadian free fish would gut US markets. It frames Gloucester as national industrial defender amid broader trade battles.
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Canada
New England
Gloucester
Washington
W. H. Thomas
Provincetown
Cape Ann
W. A. Wilcox
Great Britain
Grand Bankers
Orlando Merchant
Nova Scotia
Lunenburg
N. 3
Caulker
England
T -Wharf
Boston
Great Fish Mart
Boston Fish Bureau
T Wharf
Georges Banks
North Atlantic
Ohio
Halifax Chronicle
United States
Porto Rico
Chronicle
Congress
Captain Peoples
William H. Thomas
Tommy Boh- Jin
United States Navy
Grand Banks
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