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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1905

Page

26

Dr Shoop’s Remedy Promises Nervous Relief Across Centers

The ad describes inward nerve disturbance and nervousness as warnings of trouble within the body. It claims Dr Shoop’s Remedy addresses the underlying causes by strengthening the nervous system, easing restlessness sleeplessness and irritability, and restoring harmony among bodily centers. It urges readers to write for a free offer and to buy the remedy for rheumatism dyspepsia and heart issues.

Nerses Fork Shoop

Brokers Testify of Large Bonuses in Chadwick Loans

W V Coons the principal witness in the Chadwick bankruptcy case testified he made several loans to Mrs Chadwick in 1903 and received a large bonus above legal interest. He could not recall exact amounts or rates, claiming no records, only private memoranda. He estimated the total loan at about 50 000 to 75 000 with a collateral Reynolds order and a pearl necklace valued at 20 000.

W. W. Coons Cleveland Ohio W. V. Coons Chadwick Remington Today Coons M Chadwick Grossman Tri Reynolds Si Reynolds Reynolds Sir Reynolds Findlay Honus J. A. Smith Customs Beach

Excursions to Old Point Comfort and Norfolk

Visitors for the Inauguration may take a one night trip to Old Point Comfort and Norfolk via the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company. Highlights include Fort Monroe Chamberlin Hotel and Hampton Roads near the historic Monitor and Merrimac clash. Norfolk connections to New York Boston and South rail links.

Old Point Comfort Norfolk Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company Potomac Hampton Roads Monitor Merrimac Old Point Magnifcent Chamberlin Grim Fort Monroe Washington New York Boston Seventh Street Uptown Fourteenth Street Colorado

New National Theater opens advance sale for Wyndham company

At the box office of the New National Theater advance sale begins for Sir Charles Wyndham and Miss Mary Moore and their London company. Week's repertoire includes Mrs Gorringe's Necklace with Wyndham and Moore, avid Garrics, The Casa or Hebellicus Susan, with elaborate scenery and costumes. Also May Irwin's Farce at Columbia and Lafayette Opera House offerings, Chase's vaudeville, and Inaugural events with the United States Marine Band and Philadelphia Orchestra engagements.

New National Theater Sir Charles Wyndham Mary Moore London Mrs Gorringe Captain Mowbray Miss Moore Mrs. Gorringe Avid Garrics Sir Charles Moore Columbia America May Irwin Miles Irwin Miss Irwin Fun Chase Eugene Cowles Basao Whdh Bostonians Alice Nielen Opera Company Dawies Rica Prevost Klaw & Erlanger Charles I. Blaney Academy Mr. P. Aug. Anderson Frank J. Kirke Harry T. de Vera William Stuart Ogden Wright M. H. Bohannon Harry €. Scott H. B. Norman EB. L. Boas Anna Hollinger Ollie Craig Lil May Lipman Fannie Argyle Lyceum Theater Fay Foster Capt. Keller Royal Zouave Girls Alhambra Louis Dacre United States Marine Band Lieut. Sentermann Chase's Lieut Santelmann Great American Banjo Alice Nielsen Opera Company Republican Glee Club Columbus Ohio

Social and Personal Notes From Washington Inaugural Week

Social and personal notices list weddings engagements and visits of prominent families in Washington. Mentions include Jon Magruder son of a Massachusetts lawyer, Mrs. Heyburn wife of Senator Heyburn, Mrs. Washington Hunt’s death prompting rescheduled receptions, and various households hosting events at the Arlington and Marlborough hotels during inauguration week. It notes illnesses and recoveries, arrivals from St Louis and Minneapolis, and a wedding of Miss Cora Drake to Daniel Mountjoy.

Heman Walbridge Briggs Washington Hunt New York Walbridge Oscar W. White Gibbon Kidd Speir Kehoe Marian Louisa White Justice Nott Miss Nott Henry Kirke Porter Hegeman Jebel Island D. M. Houser St. Louis Globe-Democrat J. W. Langley Marlborough Langley Brother Gudger Rosamond Wild Boston S. D. Giddings Wallace Radcliffe Cora Drake Daniel Mountjoy Isle of Wight Walter Mountjoy

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