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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1907

Page

10

Carter Motor Car to Build Factory and Pay Dividends

Carter Motor Car Corporation plans a new factory with an expected annual dividend of 2,250,000 on a projected output of 3,000 automobiles. The article notes strong investor interest and demand exceeding supply as the company seeks capital to expand production and meet market demand.

Carter Motor Car Corporation Ste Nna Senedder Royatry Randaucus Arcent America Cesc Commodiaus Rattimow Phila Nwauhes Treasury

British hats shrinking in size says Liverp ool society president

The Liverpool Medical Society president opens a talk noting British hats and brims have shrunk a full size. An eminent American authority counters, while hat trade managers report mixed data on the trend and younger generations preferring smaller headwear.

Liverpool Medical Society Royal Institute A. Douglas Maipata Nad Tsomise

Trade growth disputed by London hatter quote

A fragment notes trade has risen greatly over twenty years especially among the young, but statistics do not support that confession as quoted by Sir James regarding a London hatter.

James Arr

Census Office Clerk John H Brown Dies at 104

John H Brown a Census Office clerk died after a long illness at his home 413-13 street northeast. He served in the Civil War, was active in Masonic circles in Washington, and funeral plans were to be announced with interment at Arlington Cemetery. He is survived by a wife and two children.

John H Brown Arlington Cemetery Brown Washington Philadelphia Ohio Volunteers Circleville Ohio Burnside Post City

Law officers named by attorney general for naturalization posts

The Attorney General announced yesterday a slate of appointments including Jene B Tasher Alabams as United States attorney for 8% Ashbaukh Kantae as assistant stbrary Clark Mihoreher as assistant attorney Mb Dr ae Wyoming as isolatent attorney David D Calwall as Witness apecial noststane at torney in charge of naturalization cases in Chicago William S Gregg as national evolutent attorney in charge of naturalizauos cases in Philadelphia Wilton A Dearing Missouri as assistant attorney in charge of naturalization cases Louie Thomas A Gartley Marrland as naturalization ax amine Louis Jecows C Skour Michigan as naturalization ax amine Philadelphia William M Fegiials Kentucky as naturelization examiner Pittsburgh

Jene United States Ashbaukh Kantae Stbrary Clark Mihoreher Weabington Aesistant Mb. Drake Wyoming David D Calwall Chicago Wiliam S Gregg Pennsylvania Nateral Philaelphia Wilton A Dearing Missouri Pects Case

THREE WILLS FILED FOR PROBATE IN HUNTED COURT

Bequeaths from Charles H Loyd to wife Norah and to heirs. Mrs Louisa Johnson and Baron J Lewis named in wills from 1901 and 1900 respectively. Edward J Lewis J Hail Lewis and Jacob T Lewis named as heirs. Caveat filed by William F Lille alleging Mrs Lillis lacked testamentary capacity and accusing fraud.

H. Liloyd Louisa Johnson Sarah J. Lewis Charles H Loyd Norah Baron J Lewis Edward J Lewis J Hail Lewis Jacob T Lewis F M Lewis William F Lillie Baggio G Lille Ritings Lilliie Wnl

Visit by Dorothy Mercer Mistaken for Miss Ethel Roosevelt

Miss Dorothy Mercer of New York and her father R S Mercer visited the White House, where ushers mistook the 14 year old for Miss Ethel Roosevelt. The confusion occurred in multiple rooms as staff bowed and expressed surprise, later apologized, and confirmed Dorothy is not the President’s daughter. Mr Mercer said the trip followed Dorothy’s Columbia College entrance exam and his promise to show her Washington sights.

George J Goulds Freshlent Cleveland la Amalier Fewelson Mansion Dorothy Mercer New York Washington White House Executive Mansion Miss Dorothy Miss Ethel Miss Roosevelt Mane Ethel Roosevelt Raleigh Mercer Mount Vernon Dorothy McKinley Milas Ethel Fitnel Ethel Rowevelt Pophey Dorothy Bearad Frealhdent Wao Ethels Ike Abe Heartbreak Hill Ipswitch Jacob A. Bils Mary Phillips St Louis Mr Riss Mr Rits

Building on Dupont Circle Two New Washington Residences Planned

Work has begun on two adjacent homes for Dolson Bradley and George Whittell of California on Dupont Circle. Bradley remodels the Gardner Hubbard property into a large entertaining residence with a ballroom, art gallery, and separate domestic area, designed by Howard Greenler. Whittell's white stone house on the opposite lot is by Hornblower & Marshall, with an expected cost near 320900. Bradley estimates about 100000 for renovations. Whittell paid a record price by foot for the site.

Dupont New York George HM Bred Jey Hart Bradle Washington Whittel Bradley Connecticut Avenue Mineteenth Street Circle Hornblower & Marshall Aro Whittell

Funeral for J W Panknen Former Georgia Pharmacists Leader

Funeral services for Julian William Panknen will be held this morning at his home 24 North Capitol Street. A Charleston native born in 183, he pursued education in Germany and married Miss Arber P Gammer of Charleston. He later ran a drug business in Charleston and Augusta where he served as president of the Georgia Pharmaceutical Association. He is survived by his wife and children.

Georgia Pharmacoutical Society Julian William Panknen North Capitol Street Panknen Charleston B. C Germany Arber P Gammer Augusta Ben Deecame Georgie Pharmaceutical Association Hves

Bilixir Enbelt touted as malaria preventive remedy

An advertisement touts Bilixir Enbelt as a cure and preventative for malaria and intermittent fevers. It claims decades of use, promises removal of fever causes, and markets the product as free of quinine and narcotics, sold in drug stores in bottle prices.

Pers Wi Drug

Babies Capture Luna Park Baby Contest Honors

The Luna Park baby contest drew a crowd as Walter Scott Moore won first prize as the prettiest baby, with Lawrence Lodge second for being the fattest infant and Louis Geyton third for cutest. Amy Rankin twins won the 11th prize, while Mrs I Dick earned sixth prize as the handsomest mother. young Albert Tmberger and baby Baumgarten were among notable entrants.

Luna Park George H Rucker Wilies Palmer Richard 'L Weaver Willam D Hall Mra CJ Goodfellow Walter Scott Moore King Street Alexandria Lawrence Lodge Jackson Place Anarostia Louis Geyton C Street Northeast Amy Barnes Sixth Street Northwest Wee Emma Amy Rankin Mra Loreno Rankin Pratt Street Twining City I. ©. Dick Massachusetts Avenue Northwest Mra Dick Albert C Minuis Seventh Street Mionin Albert

Admiral Yamamoto On Way to United States

London dispatch reports Admiral Yamamoto of the Japanese navy leaving London with a party of naval officials for a United States inspection tour. The group is noted to depart for Carlsbad after visits to Undetermined sites, with Mrs Untermyer and others also traveling for the cross continental trip.

London United States Washington Yeroamoto Sura Untermyera Carlsbad Untermyer Savoy Hotel Beverat

Fashion notes and social travels from the era

A vivid portrait blends Mandarin style gowns with black Liberty satin borders and pink gauze panels. It follows four young women recently from Europe detailing mutiny at sea and Tunisian harbors, then shifts to home decor trends and a biographer couple’s engaged plans amid society chatter.

Europe Africa Clara S Smith Mary Mossbacker G W Lavasse Los Angeles Ruth Haynes Minneapoli Mediterranean Tunis Spain Algiers Newark

Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng Farewell at State Department

Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng the retiring Chinese Minister bid farewell to officials at the State Department before departing for San Francisco to sail July 9 on the Korea for China. He introduced Acting Secretary Bacon and Second Assistant Secretary Adee to Chow Twzchi the first secretary of the delegation who will oversee the legation until the new minister arrives. Sir Chentung will be accompanied home by his family and expressed regret at leaving the United States, his long-time home and college days.

Chentung Liang-Cheng State Department San Francisco Korea Big Home China Bacon Adee Chow Twzchi Regation Sir Chentung Wil de United States Ria

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