Taft Party Guest Hurt In Washington Street Car Accident
Miss Bowers, daughter of Lloyd Wheaton Bowers, suffered a likely right forearm fracture and scalp cuts when a horse ran away and a street car struck her party near Garfield Hospital. Dr. Grayson and Dr. Taylor attended, with Miss Taft and Miss Vincent present, as attendants aided by Mr. Lewis. The incident shocked Washington society, with Miss Bowers later moved to a private room after initial examination showed injuries confined to a forearm fracture and minor scalp wounds.
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Dr. Taylor
Lewis
Miss Taft
Miss Vincent
Grayson
En Tesla
Mitchell
Uarfield Hospital
Miss Bowers
Mitchell Aald
Taft
Lloyd Wheaton Bowers
Young Bowers
Yale
Helen Taft
Robert Taft
National Glacier Park
Howers
Wax
Isabel Vincent
White House
Vincent
University of Minnesota
Bowers
Washington
Rhode Island Avenue
Oden Horstmann
Margaret Draper
Gladys’ Hinckley
Katharine Brown
Barnett
Sophy Johnston
Marion Wise
Olga Roosevalt
Breckinridge Bayne
Eudora Clover
Margaret Worthington
Graxgon
Naval
Gareld
Dr. Grayson
Avermens
Taylor
Runaway incident details at a social gathering
The report lists attendees and outfits from a runaway incident involving Miss Helen Taft and a companion. Several guests are named, with descriptions of gowns including pink satin, white charmeuse, and crystal embellishments. It notes jewelry, veiling, and lace details among Mrs. Gudger, Mrs. Akins, Miss Gilman, and others.
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Helen Taft
Marie Holtzman -Adams
Rob Akins
Gudger
Dresden
James Moser
Gilman
Thomga D. Whyte
Lilian McMillan
Lesure
Thomas D. Whyte
Times
J. Montague
New York
Lilian Cavanaugh
Fannie Virginia Burke
Runaway Horse Collides With Car Striking Miss Bowers
Dr Taylor recalls a mad dash down the bill by a 19 year old girl Miss Bowers astride a runaway horse. The animal crashed into a car rear platform, door broken and the horse killed instantly. Bowers seemed uninjured at first but later revealed a hurt arm as the event ends.
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Dr. Taylor
Gould Defends Self in Johnson Insurance Probe
Justice Gould testified before the Johnson insurance investigating committee on connections with Commercial and First National fire insurance companies. He warned new wraps could not arise from such associations and admitted possible mistakes in business ties. End of hearings expected today or tomorrow with a recess likely for argument prep.
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District Supreme Court
Johnson
First National Fire Insurance Companies
Tustlea Ashley M. Gould
Johnson Insurance Investigating Committee
House
Berger
Wisconsin
Justice Gould
Gould
District Court
Nneee
Commersis
Fire Inmwance Company
Ram‘phny
Ciplal
Rock’ Hp
Thers
Pern Ee Ee
Wlinassen
Morping .Seaglon
William S. “Hail
District Insurance oMee
Robert F.tuttie
Commercial Fire Insurance Company
Robert J. Wynne
Pirst
National Fire Invsurance Company
Gowns of Noted Women Adorn Washington Society Scene
A Washington crowd showcases gowns described in vivid detail. Mrs. Spencer Cosby in white peau de soie, Mrs. John W. Timmons in black satin, Miss Letterman in black velvet, Mrs. Lamar in black brocade, and many others in white satin, lace, rhinestones, and diamonds attend a prominent social event.
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Spencer Cosby
John W., Timmons
Letterman Spore
Lamar
Justice
Lalmar
Mitchell | Palmer
James
Heyholds
John Miller
Orghide
Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
Leonard Wood
Alice Judson
Miss Patten
Josephine Patten
Nellie Patten
McCumber
James R. Mann
Gudger
Representative Guadger
North Carolina
Langley
Kentucky
Dying Crumpacker
Indiana
Dennis
Ken
Japton
Wiliam
B. Lemar
Mya
Theodore. Shuey
Milthy Shuey
Misa Lucy Hoke Smith
Fietche
Tyce
Chester
Pescock Hive
Herman Moran
Heuatis
Timothy Anaberry Wors
Stephens
Iamalae Barbera Stephens
Cullop
Claude Watts
Eitha Patter
Ton Griffin
George W. Fairchild
Mice Reilly
Neligan
Norman Underwood
Henry Conner
Myers
Watson E. Coleman
Russell
Malcolm MacLennan
Canaty
Byron
Adams
Tae Loree
Fractured life hangs by thread in local hospital
A 31 year old Tyler woman, Marthe Poeisen-Dase, survived a near fatal street incident after being struck by a car. Her condition improved to on the road to recovery as doctors and school leaders, including Supt. Davidson and Bruce School principal M. G. Ldicas, offered thanks and discussed continued parental and school cooperation in the eleventh division.
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Marthe
Tyler
Anxiaae
Gostors
Ana
Davidson
M. G
Ldicas
Qttha Bruce School
Charles H. Marshall
R. R. Horner
Mipa M
Antisaloon War Grows With Big League Meeting
About 1,500 attend at Westay Methodist Episcopal Church as Anti Saloon League leaders press for excise bill. Andrew Wilson presided main session. El Trumbower led overflow. Speakers include Dr BE Inwindle Mrs Emma L Shelton and others. Nearly $1,000 raised to support no saloon campaign.
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Jones
Hanae
Sorye
Antigalagy League
Wesiay’ Methenleen Episcopal
Nasfly
Andrew Wilson
Antisaloon League
el Trumbower
Good Citisens
The
Christian Endeavor Union
BE. C. Inwindle
Emma L. Shelton
W. W. Millan
William Knowles Cooper
Albert
YW. Shoemaker
Donal McLeog
Representative Jones
Senator Works
Board of Trustees Sets Monthly Donation Plan for Bell Home
The Episcopal Bell Home for Children gains a monthly gift under Bishop Alfred Harding's chairing of last night’s meeting. Henry P Blair devised the plan with Mrs Willard G Daveport as superintendent, aiming to reduce reliance on donations and stabilize operations.
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Bell
Episcopal Bell Home For Children
Aid
Parade Plans Reveal 9 008 Men in Civic Section
A report to the inaugural parade committee shows at least 9 008 men signed to take part in the civic section with Tamdyn Hall and other groups set to march. Women may ride in automobiles if they walk in uniform. 4 000 hired charges will be used. Green and white adopted for district colors, with 600 businessmen on horseback and a fox hunting group in scarlet coats. State troops may face funding issues due to legislative delays.
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Maren
Harper
Tamyiang’ Hall
Democratc
United States
Harner
Washington’a
Cit
Fox Hunting’ Association of America
M. I.waller
Public Comfort Committee
Yeaterdey
Penhsylvania
Fever Outbreak Forces Quarantine at Industrial Home School
Scarlet fever has plagued the Industrial Home School for two weeks, prompting quarantine of a ward as about ten cases appear in the last weeks. No deaths or severe cases reported. Providence Hospital receives two diphtheria transfers from the Juvenile Court. The institution, a community site in Hall, faces limited disruption for its 100 residents and staff.
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National Home Institution
District Health Department
Children’s Hospital
Providence Hospital
Industrial Home School
Hall
Taft Nominees Targeted by Young Men's Democratic Club
The Young Men's Democratic Club of 96 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest adopted a resolution asking the Senate to defer action on regent nominations made by President Taft. The group plans to march in the inaugural parade, around 190 strong, carrying banners from historic Democratic groups including the old Jackson Democratic Association and Tammany Hall. James L. Skidmers presided at the meeting with T. Pred. Kelley in attendance.
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Senate
Taft
Pennsylvania
Jackson’ Democrate
Fammany Hall
Columbia
Democratic Club
Cott Tell
James L. Skidmers
Keliey
Treasury ‘Department
W. C
Federal National 3
Bank OF Via
Washington
Federal
Sarowag Bank
City of Washington
Revised Statutes of the United
Lawrence C. Murrat
Delly Madinas
11Th St
Tighe
P.m
Wieleam EE Ae
Fablag
Bo Hng
Bengeylvania Avenue
Th Street
Ballentine
New York Mother's Plea Prompts Aid Offer
Publication of a distressed New York mother's plea for government help to redeem Confederate notes for bread for her four hungry children leads to a charity response. A woman in New York who wrote to the President yesterday offered to investigate the case and ease the daily distress. Treasury Department will provide names and addresses of needy families for assistance.
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New York
Treasury Department
Will
D A 1878 Act Sets Theme in Political Debate
The text discusses the Act of 1878 and its impact on appointments, noting opposition to observed rules and three years of ambivalence. It records expressions by Dr. Lewis and others about duties and communal concerns, with references to nominations, confirmations delayed until after March, and a stance favoring commissioners aligned with Gov. Wilson.
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Lewis
Ruddly C.n
India
Washington
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