White House Gallers Brilliant New Year Levee
The event opened the social season with President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt greeting 7718 callers at the White House. The reception featured diplomatic, military, and civilian guests in formal attire, with elaborate decorations, band music, and strict security. guests passed through a staged flow from the Blue Parlor to the Red Room as aides and Secret Service ensured order.
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Murti
Tient Santelman
Dora
Tounis
Lotoomm
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Wis Roosevelt
Col Charles S Bromwell
Winslow
Dan Prp
Moore
Bulmer
Os Grant
Enaga
Houvea
Httle
Mrs Roosevelt
New Year Reception Opened by Count Cassini for Diplomatic Corps
The diplomatic corps assembled in the state dining room for the New Year reception led by Count Cassini and his daughter. Ambassadors from Russia Austria Hungary Italy Great Britain Denmark Sweden Norway Haiti Uruguay Paraguay Japan Colombia and Panama attended, with greetings from President Roosevelt. Several new ministers and charges d affaires joined, including Senor Obaldia of Panama and Senor Diaz of Uruguay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alplomatic Corps
Count Cassini
Russia
Cassinii
Alexandranevsky
Nicholas
Suvice
Cassin
Order of the Red Cross
Red Cross
Far East
Starislaus Hengelmuiler
Austria-Hungary
Senor den Vinuel de Agpiroz
Italan
Mayor Des Plinches
Ius
Ambassdor Sternburg
Germany
Mortimer Durand
Great Britain
Durand Wiss Durand
Mortim Rs
Sir Grip
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Haiti
Washington
Winister Kogara Laashiri
Jipin
Jas
Senor Diaz
Uruguay
Senor Baez
Paraguay
Senor Obaldia
Bunan Varilla
Jonkheer RK de Maress van Swinderen
Netherlands
Europe
Seno
Don Eduardo Perez ‘Triana
Daffaues
Legenoon
Dr Herran
Colombia
United States
Hay
Sixteenth Street
Lafayette Square
Diplomatic breakfast at the White House draws officials
President Roosevelt hosts a large reception with Chief Justice Fuller and numerous federal judges, cabinet members, lawmakers, and military officers. Marines and Army/Navy contingents march in full dress, followed by civil department representatives and veterans associations. Captiol Police, district guards, and local officers attend. rain affects crowds as dignitaries mingle and exit through the east avenue.
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Army
Navy
Mra Roosevelt
Retary
Hay
Diplomatic Corps
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
United States Court of Claims
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
United States
Congress
District of Columbia
United States Army Navy
Marine Corps
Washington
Adna R Chaffee
George Dewey
Dewey
Caribbean
Chaffee
Legations
Peking
Dewe
Manila Bay
George F Elliott
Elvott
Panama
George H Harries
District of Columbia National Guard
Smithsonian Institution
Civil Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Isthmian Canal Commission
Librarian of Congress
Society of the Cincinnati
Associated Veterans of the War of 1846
Medal of Honor Legion the
Miliary Order of the Loyal Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
The
Union Veteran Legion Union Veterans Union Society of the Army of Santiago
Roosevelt Welcomes 7718 At White House New Year Reception
Large cosmopolitan crowd gathers for the New Year call at the White House. President Roosevelt greets 7718 visitors in orderly lines, smiles at children, and notes smooth crowd handling by guards and police. Music by the Marine Band adds festive atmosphere, while latecomers wait outside under porte cochere.
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White House
Roosevelt
H S. Hutton
van Dyke
Serrs
Luis
Ile Peace
Odd
Mr Roosevelt
Cabinet Receptions Highlight Washington Social Season
Diplomatic corps and their families attended a series of Washington receptions hosted by Mrs Hay and cabinet wives at multiple residences. Mrs Taft, Mrs Hitchcock, and Mrs Dewey presided over ornate gatherings with military and diplomatic guests, notable attendees including ambassadors, Misses, and prominent Washingtonians. The day featured elegant gowns, wide circulating hostesses, and substantial official society turnout across the White House and executive mansion events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiite House
Diplomatic Corps
Hay
Payne Whitney
James W Wadsworth
Loomis
Peirce
Slate
Miss Parsons
Catherine Eddy
Mme
Agpirog
Shawn
Charles Hallem
Horace A Taylor
Robert B Armstrong
Conner
Muton Reed
Charles Spalding
Flerman Schuller
Waters
Oliver
Humphrey
Audenried
Nicholas Longworth
Fleury W Taft
Durand
Marton
Secretary of War
Oa Ifee
Wynne
S Shallenberger
Joseph JL Bristow
Edwin C Madden
Hobb
Goodwin
Charles 5
Bromwell
Joseph Sibley
Misses Anderson
May Addams
Pauline Morton
Frederick Dent Grant
New York
Lodge
A G Foster
Mugginson
Cowles
Converse
Ffteral Society
Washington
Dewey
Chaffee
Vmoartimer Durand
Gein Trazier
Miss Cannon
Sas al Home Ming
Aliss Cannon
Mie
Boutelt
Southard Vis
Wondell
Fuyior
Busby
Vinderbook
Palmer
Woeren
Wmoore
Blick
Two Ways Your Breath Shows Heart Trouble
The notice warns that short rapid breathing during activity signals weak heart action. It promotes Dt Mites New Heart Cure as the right way to strengthen heart nerves and muscles, promising strength and wealth. Neglect leads to fluttering palpitations dizziness fainting and pains in the chest and back.
Dr Miles Heart Cure touted as cure for heart disease
An advertisement claims Dr Miles New Heart Cure can restore health after heart enlargement. It includes a testimonial from AMB of Wellington Ohio and promises a refund if the remedy fails, urging readers to try through their local druggist.
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Miles
AMB
Wellington
Ohio
Lottie
Oldest Inhabitants Meet at Corcoran With 75 Present
The Oldest Inhabitants Association gathered yesterday in the Corcoran building with about seventy five members in attendance. President S Thomas Brown presided and two volumes of Truth Teller published in 1828 were presented by Miss Mary A Gallagher. New members elected include John F Dunn Oliver Fisher William J Maller Frank Miller Harry O Hall and George G Hunsel. The group visited the White House at 12 30 pm to pay respects to the President. Alison Nailor presented the members to the President Calvert acted as marshal. The association, organized in December 1865, now numbers 246 members, with only two original members remaining. The oldest member is W Wo Birth of Lennox, aged ninety six, born in the city January 11 1808. Two members are ninety and thirty are eighty or older.
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Innableanes
Corcoran
S Thomas Brown
New York
Mary A Gallag
Tobn F Dunn
John Henderson
Oliver Fisher
Wiliam J Maller
Francis Miller
William Miller
Harry O Hall
George G Hunsel
White House
Alison Nailor
Calvert
Inhabitants’ Association
Bout City
Church
William H Willams
Georgetown
W Wo
Lennox
Association
Fall River Mills Fail Faces Receivership Hearing
Fall River Massachusetts January 2 counsel for stock holders filed for a receiver for the Davis Cotton Mills before Judge Fox in Bristol County Superior Court. The petition cites a $500000 mortgage by Industrial Trust Company of Providence and assets of about $587836 in quick assets versus $100342 liabilities. Mills operated after fall reopening to break a strike, but stockholders’ capital fund shortfall and losses on raw cotton, plus tied up funds from unsellable goods, are blamed. Petitioners plan a plan of reorganization to reduce capital and bring in new capital if the plan gains court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Davis Cotton Mills
Fox
Bristol County Superior Court
Industrial Trust Company of Providence
Davis Mills
Pall River
Daniel Sully
Weather and storm warnings sweep Atlantic coast region
The Weather Bureau reports a moving storm from Northwestern Michigan toward the Middle States with increased intensity and widespread pressure changes. Temperatures rise along the Great Lakes to the Northeast while western regions see much warmer conditions. rain and snow are forecast across many areas Tuesday to Wednesday with variable winds and a cold front approaching the Gulf Coast. Special storm warnings extend from Eastport to Hatteras, and new locomotive car shops in Scranton open, costing 1.25 million and promising 2500 jobs.
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Pept
Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Mealus
Istirhan
Miavis
Middle States
Pexas
Lak
St Lawrene
Lower Lake Region
Winsisslypi
Enuw
New England
Middle Atlantic
Lower Lake
South Atlantic
Wontana Clac
Ohio Valley
Gulf States
Coldur
Atlantic
New Luglad
Newark
Wississippi
Lugliad
Atlantic Coast
Atlanti
Wal
Grand Hawks
Eastport
Hatteras
Lower Michigan
Astern
Sopee
Michigan
Wisconsin
Western Grand
Albury
Sure Aid to Long Life With Electric Bitters
A short ad touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for a healthy liver digestion kidneys and bowels with a fine appetite. It claims the product provides active life and invites readers to buy from druggists.
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White House Gallers
Sears
Oni
Rowevelt
Froosevelt
San Ebert
Phedal
Roth
Pesevelt
Rotary
Secretare
Issernlel
Ana
Mira Rosy
Oishrar
Wist
Beth Ates
Afrika
Hetry Capon
Boa
George Tho
Dor
Hitha
Roy
Rowel
oFnde
Lesur
Toleris
Exander Moor
Bervar
Thoma
Ak Vander
Aris
Monehero Biih
Mme Des Portes
Mme van Swinderen
Hengelmulter Oly Oselyet
Dirk
Flan
Iwera
W S Cowles
Clarence Wilson
Bromwel
Helen Canlenght
J_L
James Widsworth Jr
Burrows
Chauncey
Hoyt
A C Tyler
Wetmore
Hostetter
Forest Congress
Itichard Sylvester
Potice Lieut Boyle
Aiso
Sergi Harrison
Capitol
Xts
White Houe
J FE Megre
Lieut
Sterling
JW Jones
Sergt Tiizer
John Hammond
Sergt
John Oconnell
Capitol Reservation
Hitchcock
Way
Spooner
Foraker
Newlands
Kean
Thomas Ryan
Charles B Walcott
Frederick I Allen
Campbell
Miller
Pearce
Sharp
A F Cooley
Fairfax Harrison
Frank Marble
A F Comegys
Arthur Sewall
Corcoran Thom
Edith Root
Romola Dahlgren
Christine Roosevelt
Gwendolyn Cummings
Carlisle
Nott
Gertrude Myers
Metcalf
Secretary of
James FR
Gaffeld
Mra McCintock
Maude Wetmere
Miss Lovering
Lucy
Elizabeth Keane
Patten
Hegeman
Miss MacVeagh
Secretary of Agriculture
Admiral
Mrs. Dewey
Ludlow
Admial Ludlow
Frederick Bugher
Wood
Cant Wood US
Mias
Alice Roosevelt
Anderson Miss
Potter
Cowle
Haldine
Hughes
Lamberton
Leutze
MrGowan
McLean
Peters
Schroeder
Swift
Statford
Crosby
Carmody
Miss Driggs
Fitch Miss Sands
Gibson
Miss Goodwin
Miss Barnes
Miner Miss Potts
Remey
Missy Rush
Miss Tanner
Miss van Reypen
Miss Wallace
Miss Boardman
Mry Willams
Toad
Matiulde Townsend
Hwiseer
Huffee
Gullspie
Bates
Wawking
Dr. Miles
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh St
Sanders & Stayman
Scranton Pn
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Seyser Valley
Raiu May
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Boston Massay Au
Bufralo ‘Oy
Calago
Cioinnati
Cheyenne Wyn Davenport Town
Denver Colo
Des Moines
Fowa
Gaheston Tex
Helena Mont
Indianapolis Inn
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Little Hock Athreony
Marquette
Memphis Newth
North ‘Platte
Omaha
Pittsburg
Salt Lake City
Stah
Louis Ma
St Paul Minn
Springfield
Vicksburg
J. de Moll & Co
G Street
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
7Th St
Bet. H and I
Yale Laundry
10Th St
New York Ave
C. G. Sloan & CO
OLR Salisroom
Streit
Fimerican
Gachibi
Poe
Geo. E. Hebbard
Trouse
Ninth Street
Hubbard Heating
de Loren
Straat N. W
Umpars
Otia Jumhia
Jancis
M. Petrova
Barliwest
Roy Ted & Pel
Shaye
Mao USA Ff
Bom
Oostal
Lana Cork
Tony
Sud
Harles
Burkart
Wisl
Clara Loar
HOLT
Ttn
Traction
Ompagy
Lonion Foisseracer
Widnesday
Io Om
Dini
Koonts Secretars
Macdon
Citizens Nation
AD Bank of Washington
Washgton
Cultmua
Isos
Polz
Alexandria
Mt Vernos
Shoomaker CO
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Shole Salh Crocry
Gorcoran Building
Walla
Charles H Gano
Clara A TR Estuare
Tharp
Berkeley
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