Taft to Speak in Columbus and Honor McKinley Birth
President Taft plans a brief stop in Columbus Ohio to attend a corn products exhibit on February 10 and host a State dinner. He will address the Lincoln Day event in Springfield and attend an Ohio Society dinner in Washington honoring McKinley’s birthday with 250 guests including notable officials. Also noted is a pardon plea for Fred Warren and Taft’s decision not to withdraw Judge Hunt’s Commerce Court nomination despite Democratic opposition.
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Judge Hunt
Commerce Court
Ohio Society
McKinley
Taft
Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
White House
Columbus4
Springfield
Washington
Burton
Ohio Society of Washington
Buffalo
Czolgosz
Protecton
Camace
Congress
Milton E. Alles
Sidney
Fairbanks
Knox
Wilsom
Charles Dick
Wickershaw
Fred D. Warren
Girard
Kaw
SAS
Low
Leavenworth
Department of Justice
Warren
Gus Taylor
Kentucky
Indiana
Goebel
William H. Hunt
Moentans
New Commerce Court
Senate
Hunt
Polarized congressional roster with varied state representation
A damaged OCR fragment lists multiple lawmakers from Minnesota New York Wyoming Iowa Kansas Illinois Missouri Ohio Wisconsin and Kansas along with officials Frank R Kellogg Harvey W Wily and Dr William H Nichols. It also mentions a Mexican ambassador Senor Joachim Cassasus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Minnesota
Knox
Patne
New York
Mondell
Wyoming
Kendall
Iowa
Scott
Kansas
Wilson
Ilinois
Lloyd
Missouri
Calder
Douglas
Ohio
Kustermann
Wicconsin
Madison
Morgan
Oklahoma
Frank R. Kellogg
Harvey W Wily
Department of Agriculture
William H Nichols
York
Mexico
Joachim Cassasus
Taft Opponents Divide League Agenda and 1912 Outlook
The piece outlines tensions within the Republican League as factions back Taft or Ford Roosevelt, with figures like La Follette Pinchot and Bourne split over neutrality and Presidential ambitions. It notes potential splits around league use for campaigns and the risk of undermining Taft’s renomination while eyeing the 1912 nominating process.
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League
Taft
la Follette
Wisconsin
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
Peking
Bourne
Oregon
White House
Roosevelt
Outlook
Salvation Army
Depew
Senate
Commins
Iowa
Taft Invited to Address Illinois Legislature Assembly
Springfield Illinois January 24 President Taft was formally invited to address a joint assembly of the Illinois legislature February 11 during his Springfield visit for the Lincoln memorial banquet. A joint committee will send the invitation to the President.
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Ilinois
Springfeld
Taft
Illinois
Springfield
Automobile Trade Moves and Club Readouts in Washington
Miller Bros report the sale of a Velle fore-digor towing car to Zarega of Leesburg and a Model T touring car to the Washington Fertilizer Co. Thomas Teller and others closed deals with Carter Motor Car. The Diamond Rubber Co opens a Washington branch at 1819 Fourteenth St NW under FM Fioldda. The Automobile Club of Washington meets at the Grafton Hotel with officers elected including W. S. Duvall and Le Roy Mark. The club backs safety measures for horse-drawn vehicles and opposes Maryland tolls on license tags. The Hagerstown Auto Mobile Club seeks motorist cooperation. W. A. Brittan departs for Norfolk. United Motors reports Model AB Maxwells to Ober and Smith. Lester M. Spier buys a 3 horse-power Pullman touring car.
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Miller Bros
W Ot di Zarega
Leesburg
Washington Fertilizer Company
Automobile i Club of Washington
Grafton Hotel
W. 8. Duvall
le Roy Mark
W. Hamilton Smith
T. S Johnston
Franz Skopf
Wallace Chiswell
Harrington Mills
M T Pollock
Johnn K. Heyl
W. C. Long
Claude Miller
E Wo Johansen
F. B. Pyle
J. M Stoddard
W. D. West
C Divall
J. Chadwick Pointer
Hig
Automobile Club of Washington
Hillett Hough
Hagerstown Automobile Club
Goldsborough Diary Clues Tied To Phillips Murder
Details from a diary found in Goldsborough’s room reveal entries dated June 11 1910 noting possible threats from D G Phillips and observations of a woman near the Art Society building. Notes describe alleged surveillance, flirtation signals, and the writer’s fear of retaliation, with later references to vampire verses and literary notes.
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Goldsborough
Mr. Phillips
Phillips
Gramercy Park
National Arts Club
Frevert
D. G. Phillips
Art Society
Fashion's Fads and Fancies in a Merchants Issue
A survey of spring fashion topics notes embroidery as a cure for boredom and marital strife, plus a look at the coming dress trends. It covers Parisian hats, lace, and the “harem” skirt, along with men’s tailoring shifts, colors, and the rising popularity of comfortable yet stylish garments.
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St. Louis
Planters
United States
Canada
Riverside Drive
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
Thaw Jewelry Heist Stuns Pittsburgh Night of Theft
Police and federal agents scour Pittsburgh after a thief stole a $35,600 jewelry haul from Mrs. William Thaw Jr. while the family dined. The jewelry, led by a two strand pearl necklace valued at $1,000, was kept in a casket with a skeleton key access. No signs of forced entry found. household staff cleared.
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Pittsburg
Jan
William Thaw
Goldsborough Family Brings Body After New York Shooting
Miss Julia Goldsborough and Edmund K. Goldsborough Jr. joined their father Dr HE Goldsborough in New York to bring Fitzhugh C Goldsboroughs body to Washington. Funeral plans will wait for the family, with private services to be held at the Goldsborough home. Anne Goldsboroughs wedding to William Stead proceeds Feb 25 as planned at the family residence.
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Adamson
Gaynor
Phillips
Pittsfield
Mass
Central Park
Dr. G. Phillips
Seventy-fifth Street
Wisi T
Goldsborough
Lfe
Goldaborough
Washington
John Farr, Jr
Farr
Mr. Philips
Lord Decies
Helen Vivien Gould
St. Bartholomew’s Church
New York
Alistair Graham
Duke of Montrose
Harl Percy
Lord Camoya
Robin Grey
Phoenix Ingraham
Moncure Robinson
Robert H. Russell
Anthony J. Drexel, Jr
Francis
Miss Gould
Gloria Gould
Diana Dalziel
Marcus
Graham Beresford
Sir William Mackenza
George
Canada
Cunard
Fishguard
Lady Mackenzie
London
Miss Grace Mackenzie
Comte Jacques de Lesseps
Panama Canal
St. James’ Church
Spanish Place
Comte de Lesseps
Belmont Park
Julia Goldsborough
Edmund K. Goldsborough, Jr
Fitzhugh C. Goldsborough
David Graham Phillips
Princeton Club
HE. K. Goldsborough
Young Goldsborough
Dr. Goldsborough
SC Street
Fitzhugh
The Ever Present Peddler Sign Dilemma
A householder laments constant peddler interruptions and imagines signs to deter salespeople. Citing office building bans as precedent, they warn a blanket “Nothing is wanted” won’t work and fear intrusive eyes at the door. They consider “Do not ring” but dread hidden watchers, and imagine the bell ringing anyway with doorstep sales pitches.
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Simca
Fhat
Mrs Frevert
Mrs. Frevert
Ami
Cure Sore Bunions with Calocide Foot Bath
Promote foot relief with Calocide dissolve two tablespoons in hot water and soak fifteen minutes. Repeating nightly for a week draws out irritants and reduces bunions. Calocide claims to remove corns callouses and improve feet, with 20 percent packages available through druggists.
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West
T. R
Legislature
Thomas J Teller
Standard Roller Beating Company
Carter Motor Car Corporation
Diamond Rubber Company of
Akron
Fourteenth Street Northwest
FM Fioidka
Elvidge
Miamond Rubber
W. A. Brittan
The
Diamond Rubber Company
Norfolk
United Motors Washington Company
Model AB Maxwells
J. B. Ober
N G. Smith
Lester M. Spier
Frederick N. Whitley
Enqineer and Contractor
Walton Street
Brooklyn
Diamond Rubber CO
Fourteenth St. N.W
Post
Robert Gamble
Gamble
South Dakota
New York! l
Levening
Trimble
Mary Eno
Charles Klein
Ben A. Haggin
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Philip Benkards
Winthrop
Phir
M. Lefevre-Pontalis
Mme. M. Lefevre‘Pontalia
Richard B. Glaenzer
Lauren Milla Day
Gorham Ba‘eon
Caroline de Forest
Harold G.henderson
Henry C. Tinker
Joseph §. Ulman
Hawaii
Clarence Hay
Young Hay
Payne Whitney
South Seas
Strasburger
Retail Merchants’ Association of Washington
W. W. Everett
B. M. Bridget
Z. D. Blackistone
Morris Hahn
L. B. Burdine
C. A. Goldsmith
Sidney West
Morris Mayer
Alfred Mayer
Samuel Hart
I. Goldenberg
D. J. Kaufman
L. Callisher
G. Erlebacher
I. Grosner
J. L. Leverton
Simon Kann
A. PB. Prince
Isaac Gang
HC. Bergheimer
A. C. Moses
Smoot & Jeleff
Harry King
William D. West
R. P. Andrews
M. G. Copeland
John Hansen
Charles Hautman & Sons
N. Meyer
Charles Schwartz
Home Trade
M. A. Leese
Joseph Berberich
Joseph Jacob
William M. Balderston
A. O. Hatterly
John C. Casafly
Calvert Rosenthal
M. Eisenmann
Louis Hirsh
H. C. Karr
G. A. Kneessi
Louvre
Isadore Saks
Se Hager
R. BP. Andrews
T. C. Dulin
Igne2e Gans
Alexander Hecht
Henry Lauman
Max Rich
George Strauss
Credit Bureau
Gerson Nordlinger
Max Fischer
Tulius Garfinkle
B. H. Stinemetz
Schoen & Company
West Lexington Street
Baltimore
Rue de Hautville
Paris
Southern Wear
Sloan's Art Galleries
G Street
Washington, D. C
Washington, D.C
C. G. Bloan & Co., Inc
G Street N. W
Sarouk
Tabriz
Kermanshah
Bokhara
Meshed
Serapi
Mahbol
Kurdistan
Iran
Serabend
Moussoul
India
Georavan
Izes
C. G. Sloan & Cg., Inc
Ole Young
Tousekeeper
Barbara’ Beyd
Virginia
Harry Chick
Winter
Shakspere
William Winter
Hamlet
Mr. Winter
Henry Irving
Edwin Booth
Century Magazine
Century Oo
Union Square
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