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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1912

Page

7

Cable Office Frenzy Links London New York Markets

A vivid account of rapid Atlantic cable trading shows the rush of messages driving stock speculation between London and New York. Operators, clerks, and couriers race to relay and execute orders, while danger and chaos loom in the crowded courts and offices.

Parke Landen New York Aave Sten Flo London Atlantic Baat Shorter Unig Abina Ito Elror Sidea Ceater Verle Iceland Necty Jimen Forte Ayialiy sThrogmorton Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange Apeculatora Ost

Baby Aches Baffling Itch Burns in Patchogue Tale

A fragmentary wartime era item recounts a baby’s severe itching and burning, with a nephew’s birth noted and eyes swelling and being injured, in Patchogue, New York. The readable text hints at medical or mishap details but remains incomplete.

Taft Hosts Diplomatic Reception at Knox Residence

President and Mrs. Taft attend a winter dinner at Secretary Knox’s home in Washington. Guests include British, German, Italian, Russian dignitaries and American officials. various ambassadors and ministers mingle as plans unfold for a large February dinner at Pan American building.

Taft Knox Katrest Cabinet Cery Mel Knox Washington Bryce Aispnecador Fon Ernetre Marchionest Cupadt Bakhtmateff Justice Teeds Mra McKenna Seater Sanathi Balloy Garcick McCirteak Hugh Henry White Sixteenth Street Mies Helen ‘Taft Adel Harriet Anderson Foreign Affairs Committee House

Thought for Today on Match Industry Poison Risk and Legislation

A government bulletin summarizes a factory phosphorus poisoning case causing deaths and deformities among workers several decades ago. It notes the push for federal regulation to ban poisonous phosphorus in matches, mentions the Diamond Match Company patent issue, and urges citizens to contact representatives to support the phosphorus bill. John B. Andrews cites ongoing dangers even in sanitary plants.

United States Government Bureau Art Diamond Match Company John B. Andrews American Association For Labor United States Congress

Hoop skirts and Paris fashions stir American women

A column notes women resist hoop skirts while embracing Paris styles though wary of trends. It argues for affordable, artful dress with strong lines and color, led by American women, citing Mrs. Whitney as an example of individual sewing artistry. The piece urges self-made fashion over constant change and costly dictates.

Paris Allah Rene Costagie Mrs. Whitney New York Jane Drona America

Fragmentary OCR column threatens stray medical chatter

A garbled excerpt shows a consumerish chat about curing a cold with Ozomulsion and old meals. The text includes odd spellings and stray quotes, offering little coherent narrative or verifiable facts beyond a casual mention of remedies and comfort for the throat.

Washington DAR event and society notices

Mrs. Scott calls DAR members to Memorial Continental Hall on Tuesday February 6 from 5 to 7 PM. A wedding in Rhoda Inland avenue unites Agnes McGrew Balloch and Rev. Stuart Ready with ceremony by Dr. Wood and Dr. Bid Tan. attendants include Helena Dana and Lucy Adee. Guests from Philadelphia and Baltimore attend. Fort Myer hosts a popular hop under Lt. Sheehan with plans for February 14. Congressional Club tea today features Mr. Cltward Berrymen Wil as guest. Hearst party to Washington Monday via New Willard. various social arrivals and departures noted across Washington society.

Agnes McGrew Balloch Halloch Stuart Ready Rhoda Inland Avenue Charles Wood Church of the Covenant Bid- Tan Princeton Helena Dana Philadelphia Mlax Lucy Adee Martin J. Pickering Mise Adee Migs Yana Fort Myer Sheehan Garrard Summerall Barnhardt John HH. ‘Allen Summersli iGapt Lindgey Congressional Club Cltward Ber-rymen Wiliam Randolph Hearst Washington San Praielaco

Millionaire's Son Miners Forced by Father Disapproval

Lawrence Brown, son of Denver mine owner J J Brown, is compelled to work in a Victor Colorado mine after his father disapproves of his Kansas City debutante wife Aileen Horton. Brown left home and vows to support his family by laboring to provide for his wife and infant son.

Lawrence Brown Denver, Corp J. J. Brown Denver Victor, Vale Brown Aileen Horton Kansas City Hia

Demand for $10000 in land death case trial

New York suit for $10000 arises over information Corrigan says led to Patrick Goff obtaining property valued around $250000. Corrigan claims Goff promised a $10000 reward for help in securing possession. Goff allegedly acquired the land in 1900 and failed to pay.

New York Fatrick Goft Supreme Court Thomas Corrigan Goff Corrigan

Trappist Monastery Burns at St Norbet Manitoba

A blaze destroyed the Trap pist monastery at St Norbet Manitoba after spectacular flames swept through the old building. Six monks sought refuge in a nearby new monastery as the stores and twenty year old structure burned. the establishment relied on farmer charity until next summer.

St. Norbet Winnipeg Manitoba America

Toledo Introduces 3 Cent Fare Temporary Transit Accord

Toledo Ohio residents will see a 3 cent fare during two morning and two evening periods, with six tickets for a quarter and universal transfers the rest of the day. The temporary agreement between the company and costs aims to ease franchise negotiations. The new rate is expected to take effect within a week, enforcing 5:30 to 7:80 AM and 4:30 to 6:20 PM hours.

Toledo Ohio Universal

Life and Health advises simpler meals ahead

Dr D K H Kress predicts fewer complex dishes as foods needing little prep become preferred. He argues natural foods support better health and suggests a gradual shift by simplifying meals over weeks or months, with dinners of prunes figs dates or rice with raisin baked potato and toast.

D. K. H. Kress

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