Closdward & Lothrop Sale Of Men's Oxfords In New York
Closdward and Lothrop New York Washington Paris Friday sale offers men's Palm Beach and leather oxfords at 2.75 a pair, with many styles and sizes listed. Also features reduced prices on Russia calfskin and Gun Metal calfskin oxfords, cloth tops, rubber soles, and tan options. Main floor Tenrh street.
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Closdward & Lothrop
New York
Washington
Paris
Palm Beach
Tenth Street
Men’s Straw Hats On Sale At Reduced Prices
Every straw hat is this season’s style and high quality. Hats priced from two dollars to five dollars are reduced to one to three dollars. Main floor F street.
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F Street
Friday Special Sale of Men's Wash Ties
Friday sale offers men’s four in hand cheviot and Madras wash ties in white with self and colored stripes. A good variety of fast wear items. Special price 35 cents each or 3 for a dollar. Regularly 50 cents. nm fleer B street.
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Fleer
B Street
Friday Sale of Boys' Wash Suits at $1.50 Each
Broken lots and small assortments of wash suits in sizes from 2y to 8 years. Not all sizes in each style. Selection good, materials highest grade, colorings fast. Opportunity to acquire wash suits well below usual price. 1.50 each.
Friday Special Sale of Women's Suits at $10.00
A Friday sale offers twenty women’s suits sourced from regular stock in fabrics like wool poplin silk poplins serges and worsteds. Coats are plain tailored belted with silk trim and button details while skirts are full or plaited in sizes 34 to 42. Some suits previously marked as high as $35.00. Th rd four street.
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Four— Street
Friday Sale of Misses Suits at $10
Misses suits offered at ten dollars, formerly twenty five, featuring black and white checks, novelty mixtures and plain colors. Coats in belted and plain styles in sizes 14, 16, and 18 years, at ten dollars each. Thord Rogenta street.
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Thord Rogenta Street
Their Married Life Helen Finds a New Light in Frances
Helen discovers a new outlook through her friendship with Frances who admits she is selfish and desires love only for a few people. Frances plans to write a book reflecting her self view and evolving feelings.
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Helen
Frances
Toden
Sam
Avery Atwood
Rome
Interna Gonal
Untold Love and Tension Between Helen and Anne
Fragmented passages reveal a strained relationship involving Helen, Anne, and Frances Knowles. Tense emotions, jealousy, and concerns about love and property surface as characters discuss affection, independence, and plans amid an unsettling domestic atmosphere. The narrative hints at a looming separation and personal conflicts within a shared living situation.
Washington Social Tide Shifts for Summer 1906
Mrs Stephen B Elkins closes her K Street home and sails to Halliehurst Elkins West Virginia with daughter Adee to visit Paymaster and Mrs Graham M Adee in Portsmouth and East Gloucester for summer. Former Senator Chauncey Depew heads to Hot Springs Virginia for weeks of rest.
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Stephen B. Elking
K Street
Halliehurst
Elkins
David Graham Adee
Miss Adee
Washington
Graham M. Ades
Portsmouth
East Gloucester
Chauncey Depew
Hot Springs
Presidential and Mrs Wilson Headed for Detroit Visit
President and Mrs Wilson set to depart Washington Sunday for Detroit where the President will speak at the World's Salesmanship Congress. They travel with Mrs Bolling Miss Bertha Bolling and John Randolph Bolling. Speaker Champ Clark and Mrs Clark hosted a luncheon in the Capitol honoring their niece Miss Frances Haley of Lakeside Fin. Additional guests included multiple representatives and spouses from Congress. Mrs William P Malburn and children head to Ogunquit Me for the summer. Mr A Garrison McClintock hosted a formal dinner at their Nineteenth Street residence.
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Sophie Sweet
California
Ansalatani Secretary of Commerce
Lynden Evans
Pelatin Lake
Wis
Miss Sweet
Grand Rapida
Washington
George Howard
Miss Perrin
Maryland
Newport Shorty
Wilson
Detroit
Clark
Capitol
McClintock
thePresident
Mrs. Bolling
Bertha Bolling
John Randolph Bolling
Keith
Champ Clark
Capital
Frances Haley
Lakeside
Fin
Congress Hall
Miss Haley
John Jacob Rogers
John W. Langley
J. M. C. Smith
Harry E. Hull
Southmble
Nicholas F Sinnott
Andrew Jroh
William P. Malhurn
A. Garrison McClintock
Nineteenth Street
Newport
Onth
Misson Weaver
James French Vanderbilt
T. Shaw
John Nicholas Brown
Hugh “Incloss
James L. van Alen
Walt Sturges
Richard T. Wilson
Duncan
Dudley Davis
Parava
Bellevue Avenue
Isine
Buck- |Am
Marsden J. Perry
Misa Helen
Elbridge T. Gerry
Seavoyage
Joseph Medill McCormick
William Alexander Yager
Chicago
Narragansett, Pier
Hill Top Inn
Boston
Mass
Frank Bernard Witherbee
West Newton
Misa
Francesuart Witherbes
Norman Koubbe
Inited States Cavalry
William A. Kobbe
Pasadena
Cal
Samuel McComb
Pro- Cathedral
Baltimore
PHATE
McComb
Rallipolis Grotta
M. D
White Mountains trip and Washington social set
Col and Mrs A, and Worthingtons with Miss Worthington left Washington for the Waumbeck in the White Mountains where they will stay until August. Elizabeth Endicott Poe returns from Wildwood to visit Rep. and Mrs. Baker. Miss Dorothy Lee Rice to wed Dr. M Hayward Post Jr in Tunxis Conn. Mrs James Canby and daughter Irene to Fishers Island for weeks. Jennie and Matteling Hives visit Joseph Hines in Chevy Chase. Frederick H Bughe and family at Hotel Lafayette. Other arrivals include Representatives Hicks Hutchinson Rowe and M. Forger visiting New York and Brooklyn.
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A. & Worthington
Worthington
Washington
Waumbeck
White Mountains
Long Island
Elizabeth Endicott Poe
Wildwood
N. J
Baker
Dorothy Lee. Rice
James Quackenbush Rice
New York
M. Hayward Post Jr
St. Louis
Tunxis
Litchield County
Conn
Frederick H. Bughe
K Street
Hotel Lafayette
Frederic
Katharine Rains Paul
Charles Rodman Paul
Philadelphia
George H. Paddock
S.A
Barclay Brook
Shorthills
X. J
Henry A. Barclay
Gabriel Raine
Paddock
Princeton, Il
Weat
Florida
Col. Paddock
Nantucket
Mass
Notable Guests Circulate At Banff Springs Hotel Scene
Washington residents Mrs Eugene Byrnes and Mrs H C Stier and Mise Stier are visiting Banff with Maj Joseph Heller and guests at dinner on the Raleigh roof include Joseph Leaks Harry Norment Charles Linkins and Rohnert in Callaghan in addition to hosts Senator William Hughes from New Jersey and Roy Baker of Reno Nevada.
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Eugene Byrnes
H.C. Stier
Mise Stier
Washington
Banff Springs Hotel
Banff
Joseph Heller
Raleigh
Joseph Leaks
Harry Norment
New York
Charles Linkins
Rohnert
Callaghan
William Hughes
New Jersey
Roy Baker
Reno
Nev
Gould fortune to heirs in New York suit for accounting
George J Gould Helen Gould Shepard and Edwin Gould filed in New York a supreme court request for an accounting of Jay Gould estate valued at 33 million dollars. The three executors seek discharge ratification of investments and court appointment of a referee as distribution to legatees appears likely.
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New York
George J. Gould
Helen Gould Shepard
Ewin Gould
Supreme Court
Jay Gould
George J
Edwin, Howard
Frank J
Helen
Anna Gould
Tallyrand
Social Scenes At Narragansett Pier And Newport
Gloomy spell eases as sun breaks for outdoor life with golf and tennis at Narragansett Pier and Newport. Notables host and attend at summer cottages and villas including the Schroeders, Bowles, Vanderbilts, and Brown, with dances and garden gatherings amid a busy social week along the New England coast.
Masons Bring Grotto Band to Camp Good Will
Boston and Ipswich notes describe Masons led by Grotto Pilots visiting Camp Good Will with 400 auto travelers. The midsummer Santa Clauses distributed food toys and playground gear, boosting camp health and vitality with a festive parade and a record turnout.
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Grotto
Masonic Temple
Camp Good Will
Visiting Elks Arrival for Baltimore Reunion
James R. Nicholson of New Orleans arrives in Washington on a special Elks train with 40 members en route to Baltimore for the annual reunion next week. Union Station greets the group at 7 oclock with Washington Lodge officials arranging receptions and a White House visit.
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James R. Nicholson
New Orleans
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Washington
Vistors
Gude
Charlas J. Columbus
White House
Cinitors
Wheeh
Bedford
Elks
Baltimore
Treasury men count 40.5 million in Denver mint coins
A Treasury Department committee in Washington completed counting and coining 40.5 million dollars in coins at the Denver Mint. The mint was closed during the counting and will remain shut until further notice.
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Denver
Treasury Department
Washington
Dever
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Saas
Reed
Bone
Anne
Knowles
Helen Sy
Frances Knowles
Peraan
Jess
Kansas
Stephen B. Elkins
Mas
J. Bayard Schindel
Army and Navy Club
Catherine Britton
W. Va
Stephen B Filkins
Alexander
Britton
Southampton
Thudley Field Malone
Shoreham
Fol
Frederick Marsh
N Street
Soo-Nipi Park Lodge
Soo-Nipi, N. H. Cs
Capt
Edward Capeheart
Exeter
N. H
Canada
Misa Margaret Cameron
George H. Cameron
Fishers Isieee
Joseph G. Thford
Logan Waller Page
Lee Page
Atlantic City
George F. Dudley
John & Dudley
John Blake Kendall
Ruth Littell
Col
Sasac W. Littell
Marion Sharpless
Senator Burton
Ohio
the Hot Springs, Va
Frederick W. Pratt
Francis W. Dickins
Chevyl Chase
Grafton Street
Mrs
Simon Wolf
The
City
Poland Springs House
South
Poland, Me
Newspaper
Arerive
Kann Suns
Cn Ant
England
Kann
Etta L. Tatis
James Canby
Irene Canby
Fishers Island
Jennie and
Matteling Hives
Sheepshead Bay, N
Joseph H. Hines
Chevy Chase
M. Forger
Brooklyn
Gould
America
Narragansett Pier
R. 1
Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Avid Ho Raker, Jr
Joanna A. Lchroester
Mra Schroeder
Mra
Julian S. Jones
Ball
Imperial
Mr. and
Thomas H. Bowles
J. F. Mitchell
Bar Harbor
Mina Martha Hedman
Benjamin
Tilgan
Malvern
Newton Gulick
Mise
Adelaide Wolstenholme
James F. Mitchell
Beverly
Prides Hill
H. Craene Haughton
North Shore
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Quincy A. Shaw 2d
Dudley L. Pickmans
Neptune Boulevard
Joseph Leiter
H. KR. Williams
Leiter
Edgewater
Secretary Daniels
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Wll
Tle
Irene Louise Lauder-Milch
Mary Evans
Sidney Joseph Greene
Washington, Leon
New York Evening Telegram
Church of the Transfiguration
Rex Bry
George C. Houghton
Victor Evans
Hoboken
N. L
William Franklin Lauder- Milch
Pennsylvania
Saratoga
Saratoga Springs
Nooy
Lien Avenue
Brooka Adama
Quircy
Edwin Swift Balch
Bost
A. G. Vanderbilt
Lenox
Pietro
Alfred Vanderbilt
Mr. Pietro
Lieut
Robbe
Washingtonians
Winifield Scot
Schrey
Granville Mooney
Theodore EB. Burton
Ghia
Central America
Count
Countess Minotte
Ida Swift
Hicago Packer
Marca
Paul
District Masone
PR. Pullman
Entre
George H Emmons, Jr
Lhbes
Turkey
Wilm Clabaugh
Masters’ Association
W. W Jermane
Grand Lodge of Masers
Capital Films
Treasury
Denver Mint
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