John R Major Dead After Dinner Collapse
John R Major longtime local druggist dies after collapsing at home at 506 I Street Northwest following a dinner. Physicians failed to revive him. funeral set for tomorrow afternoon in Alexandria VA. Major, years a resident of the District, had operated his drug store for 43 years and leaves one son and two daughters. Interment will be in Georgetown Cemetery.
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Thought for Today on Washington Family Life and Children
A reflective piece contrasts Washingtons playgrounds and amenities with the lack of homes for families. It questions whether family life should bend to the child’s school schedule or the city’s social demands, and ponders whether parents should stay together for shared experiences or seek boarding schools and separate paths.
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Social leaders in Brussels and Newport circle talk
Fragmented account describes European society in Brussels and New York as Mrs Barz Anderson and others in high society react to royal visit signals. Bishop Brent arrives in Brussels from The Hague Opium Congress. Duke of Connaught and Princess Patricia visit New York. social limits, invitations, and Newport preparations for Prince Adalbert amid royal planning and villa arrangements.
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Todd Montgomery to Address Ohio Society Tonight
The Todd Montgomery will address the Ohio Society tonight at a meeting in the banquet room of the Continental Hotel.
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Civil Pensions Plans Examined for Federal Employees
An early 20th century study critiques a proposed self supporting civil pensions scheme for federal workers. It analyzes costs, contribution rates, and actuarial estimates, noting high government obligations and potential unpopularity among departments while outlining pension, disability, and survivor benefits under the law.
Fragmented OCR Text Yields No Clear News Item
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, containing mixed fragments about food, illness, and nonsensical phrases. No identifiable person, place, organization, date, or event is present to summarize into a coherent two-line record.
What Are We Giving the World A Call to Worthy Action
The past season prompts reflection on our contributions to society. Readers from all walks should consider how they can aid medical progress, fair business, improved home life for families, and the welfare of women and children. Every person, from housekeeper to society girl, has a role in building a better world. Living to give brings deeper joy and a richer life purpose.
Wall Street Nervous Over Steel Purchases End of Year
Wall Street remained cautious as year end steel buying slows. The United States Steel Corporation plans to reflect year end activity in its quarterly report while optimism fades due to rail earnings softness and a drop in dividend rates at St Paul Mlock.
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Big rail orders placed in steel and wire demand
New York January 28 demand surged as railroads placed large orders for rails and bridges. Wire products gained 13 a ton amid revived marine work and increased structural activity for commercial buildings and plants. Major tonnage flowed to Pennsylvania lines, Cambria Steel, Bethlehem and Lackawanna firms, with Carnegie and Trium Steel also active.
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Bridge and shipyard orders shift steel capacity nationwide
The era's contracts span 119000 tons of principal bridge work with GM tones for Southern New England and 5000 tons for Delaware and Hudson. Major building work reaches 15 tons for Dime Savnas Bank of Detroit. Orders to American Bridge Company dominate, while the U.S. government awards 1500 tons of armor plate for battleships and the Oklahoma project. The American-Hawaiian Steamship Company contemplates five vessels needing 6000 tons of plates and the Pittsburgh Steamship Company orders 7500 tons to be rolled at Pittsburgh.
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Young sculptor Harvey dies by own action in park
New York reports the death of Charles Marves, a young sculptor who had worked on a plaster group in his studio on Upper Broadway since arriving from Paris a year ago. Police say he killed himself in Bron a park by cutting his throat, amid concerns over his finances and hopes for fortune. A friend identified the body and noted recent agitation requiring surveillance.
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