McKee Divorce Case and Accusations Revealed
The ongoing McKee v Hart McKey divorce case features claims of marital misdeeds by Marquis and a lord, with Maitre Labor failing to substantiate allegations against the former wife of Hugh Tevig. The record notes large expenditures, including 16 090 for a top fashion item, and a claim of 320 spent on flowers in a month, amid tense court proceedings and countercharges.
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Hugh Tevig
Maitre Tabor
Hart McKey
LAVORS NEW HAVEN MERGER Restrictions Posed by Commission
A garbled but readable item notes a commission imposing limits on B M control, affecting a potential merger or acquisition in New Haven. The piece hints at regulatory scrutiny, corporate plotting, and possible effects on local interests amid uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heston
New Haven
Iron Trade Looking Up Amid Rail Activity
Iron trade shows signs of revival as rail activity increases amid March market shifts. Analysts cite rising demand from manufacturers and distributors, with freight rates stabilizing and inventories easing.
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Iron Trade
Balmore and Ohio Issues February Financial Statement Summary
An itemized financial statement for February covers Balmore and Ohio with figures on rigs, payments, and total earnings. The report lists figures such as 1908 and 198, detailing receipts, expenditures, and projected balances for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmore
Ohio
le Shabh
Armour Succeeds Fish, Stockholders Vote on
Armour succeeds Fish in a corporate change as central stockholders prepare to vote on the proposed reorganization. The vote hinges on governance shifts and future leadership, with shareholders weighing potential impacts on operations and strategy.
Entertainment at New Willard for Bell Home Children
A fashionable Washington audience attended a charity recital at the New Willard Monday night for the Bell Home for Children. Notable performers included Mrs Charley G Bennett, Miss Edith Sessions, Philip Lee Scantling, Roswell Boothby, Mass Jean Wilson, and Anthony Savage, with Miss Adelaide Slack as reader. The program featured soprano and contralto solos, piano and violin pieces, readings, and impersonations, ending with Mr Scantling and Miss Wilson delivering popular selections and requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Wilson
Adelaide Slack
Anthony Savage
Master Boothby
Cawans the Swallows
Millarney
Mr. Leech
Washington
Dream Hawley
Red
Hastings
Lewin Capet
Haga
New England
Yirs Hlizabeth
Burlington
Frank Wa
Country Sloot
Miss Wilson
Masict
Plan for Brussels Congress Delegates Appointed Here
Delegates selected for the Brussels Congress with appointments to departments. Arthur Birny and Mr Bardem Schorff of Philadelphia named to determine headquarters site. Mrs Idwin Grice resigns as president. Wry defect Gibbs of Call Try named to fill vacancy. Delegates listed from Philadelphia, Atlanta, Chicago, Washington for education, finance, printing, literature and related tasks.
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Moineotlig
Wslora1
Arthur Birny
Bardem Kh Schoff
Philadelphia
Idwin & Grice
Gibbs
feNowta
Congress de Jducasian
Priscla
Isi Wiss
Mary Cutt
Eli Teiplua
Ernh
Tao
Tury
Wis
WB Terguson Wilditawn
Wilson Carte
Phiadelphla
Iseh
Menford
Wrs
Harriet Wmccilinn
Atlanta
Fred Ri
Madelphiia
Harald Walker Meare
Mir Jefferson
Ashley den
Vutlin
Chicago
James Ho
WGN
Washington Bell Wing
Meri
Pde
Aren
Florence J
Finance
Menil Tanl
Mears
Mikere Printing
Joseph Po
Vum Cit Po
Dadiplia Press
Viss
Philadelph
Magiais
Howul Wolarpincett
Clu
Jean Gordan
Pan American Fair urged by New York manufacturers
A Pan American committee meeting in New York drew support from prominent manufacturers and officials for backing a major exposition in the capital. Backers viewed federal funding as likely only for display costs, while significant private contributions would finance exhibits. A push to broaden foreign trade through the fair was emphasized with a focus on sustaining U S participation. Also noted is a hats sale at 34 Massachusetts Avenue by St Thomas Guild this afternoon for fundraising.
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Serreig Mt
United States
New York
Bath
House of Sensis
Noreno
Federal
Trasurs
Jaren Beeies Sres
York
Pan Am Clean Committee
Tondon
London
Germany
Sweden
Windsor
Lord Knollys
Edward Las
Tolland
Duchess of Albam
Clarémont
Henry
Guild Hall
Wilhelmina
England
Fireproofing and new classrooms planned for Washington Schools
The Washington board of education, lacking a school architect, submits a $500,000 improvements plan including replacing wooden stairways with fireproof versions at $150,000, erecting two four room manual training buildings, four four room manual training buildings at $2,200, updating a twelve room manual training building, and $3.1 million for repairs. The Olcott bill would require open meetings for all but teacher appointments. board proposes exceptions and adds two nurses for white and colored schools. Arbor Day set for March 2. playground funds to be raised in May. numerous staff promotions and changes approved across multiple schools.
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Washington
Ways and Means
Board of Education
W V Cox
Olcott Bill
Board
Olcott
Board 5
Alcott
Wiss SE Thomas
Sith
Mist
AL Ochre
Wo Hallam
Ming AR Tasior
Figtish
Joh
Ph Ups
Portie Leacher
Tt Grate
Hengla
Addicon
Brent Wilson
T Webb School
Woodburn
Carbers
Hot Moody
Wiss UV
Brooksum
Wiss Gatherine
Snyder
Fashions Realm Reports Hotel Workers Safeguards
Committee observers tour the Belmont hotel noting cold air blasts for firemen and chefs, exhaust tubes, and other worker protections. They plan to push for legislative improvements after inspecting best and worst conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Belasco and National Theater Lineup Dominates Broadway
The Belasco hosts Mme Nazimova in repertoire with Nora and Hedda roles. Esmé Janis stars in The Hoyden at the National, Miss Elliott debuts Myself Bettina at the Columbia, and Chaze’s Romany Opera Company offers a polite gaudeville program from the Romany troupe. Majestic previews Under Southern Skies, while Gayety headlines The Blue Ribbon Girls with Constance Stewart Richardson and famed ballet acts.
Charity conference aids distressed families in West End
A Monday afternoon gathering at Mrs William Beidon Noble to discuss aid for distressed families. Prof W Veditz of George Washington University presided, with Dr Toreman and Hennen Jennings among attendees. Contributions totaling many dollars were sent to Associated Charities at 11 G Street, listed from numerous donors including churches and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Associated Charities
William Beidon Noble
Vvedtz
George Washington University
Yeditz
Toreman
Hennen Jennings
C Wooa Wedite
William Betdun Noble
Toreminikennen Jennings
White
Fupper
Bradford Miss Doolittle
Ralston
Ella H West Charles Fo Weller
Mussfida
G Street
John Joy Edson
Jon Brooks
Walls
Keene
Huguel
Smily
Look
Saints Saving School
Barber
Misa Mar
Strong
Katherie van Renswelaer
Perry
James R Jones
Cornslia
Aldia
Calin DeWitt
Charles Tat
Justies
Melvite
Fuller
Meatan & Ming Lavine Shea
Newell
Hoge
Thirty Fourth Street
Christan Church
Northwestern's Great Gain In Sizable Annual Statement
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company of Milwaukee Wisconsin issued its annual statement showing growth over its fifty year history. In 1907 new insurance paid for reached 102 283 634, nearly nine million more than the previous record year, with steady, low expenses and strong asset quality supporting expansive operations. The company, incorporated in 1807 and active since 1815, has broadened its field across the United States. Northeast Club Hosts Second Annual Ball at Magonlie Temple with about a thousand attendees, featuring Pistorio’s Orchestra and a full committee setup for receptions, floors, and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Wilwaukee Wis
Searlet
Northwestern
Northeast Club
Northeam
Magonle Temple
Club Pistorios Orchestra
C Hubn
JF Waldron
R A Donahoe
J J Ryan
LT Johnston
W Bullvan
James F Kelley
W McCarthy
J Anderson
James Duffy
M Gowan
Ie Dougherty
W. Smith
G Griffin
Lyceur Cart's Thoroughbreds at the Tveeum next week
Special events season feature toank B Ceres f) orqushbrds presenting a greyer programme of refreshing farce and extravaganza. Lectures by Mr Frederick Monsen on Mexico and the Golden West with colorgraphs, plus a concert by contralto Meinke, Arctic lecturing by Commander Robert W Peary USN, and a Saturday art talk by Mrs Albert H Chaffee. Music by Amherst College Association concert at the New Willard Monday evening.
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Hardy
Seam On
Wrothe Watson
Ariington
Him and I
Mew Academy
Confinus
Lyceur
Cart
Tveeum
Toank
Ceres
Orqushbrds
Fetisch Theater
Prederck Monsen
Mexico
Godlen West
Monsen
Waslington
Cosmoslab
Sagiels Fe
Newport
Robert W Peary
Mra
Albert H Chaffee
Bhoreham Hotel
Amherst College Musical Association
New Willard
College
Guests at Biltmore host list includes Vanderbilt ties
The Washington Post reports guests at Biltmore House include Mr and Mrs Hamilton Mehas Twombley and Miss Ruth Twombley hosted by Mr and Mrs George WV Vanderbilt. Dr and Mrs Sewart Webb returned to New York after visiting. Adgeliwn Mrs Connally Coxe entertained a horse party at Black Mountain with guests Walter Andrews and Tuia McKee. Mr Thomas Cheeseborough and Brewster Chapman arrived today from Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuia Mckee
Washington
Thomas Cheeseborough
Frost
Brewster Chapman
New York
Augusta
Shoshones Visit the President at the White House
A band from the Shoshone Reservation, chaperoned by Senator Warren of Wyoming, met President Roosevelt at the White House. They presented a red stone pipe and buckskin tobacco pouch while Little Wolf, their leader, received an autographed photograph. Wahwan Nib bid and others wore Roosevelt and Farbanks 1904 campaign buttons. They later visited Secretary Taft and invited him to hunt on their grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Roosevelt
White House
Little Wolf
Theodore Roosevelt
Tittle Wolf
Pical Dent
Wahwan Nib
Farbanks
Taft
S S S Blood Poison Cure Ad Promises Safe, Pure Remedy
A vintage advertisement touts S S S as a safe blood purifier that cures contagious blood poison by removing the virus from the bloodstream. It claims no mercury or minerals, highlights root and herb composition, promises robust health post cure, and offers a free home treatment book and physician guidance from the Swift Specific Company of Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
S. S
HE Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Cook Remedy CO
State ST
Chicago
USA
Glee Banjo And Mandolin Clubs To Perform In Concert
The Glee Banjo and Mandolin clubs will present a concert with tickets sold by T Arthur Smith, local manager. Mme Gadeki appears at the New Hall Theater on Sunday evening March 29, aided locally by pianist Mr Frank La Forge.
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Glee Banjo and Mandolin
T Arthur Smith
Gadski
Arthur Smiths
Mme Jolanna Gadeki
Hallowel Theater
Mme Gadeki
Frank la Forge
Duke to enter business represent New York firm in railways
The Duke de Chaulnes sails for Europe aboard the Teutonic with his new duchess, pledging to return in September to become New York Parisian representative of an international financial firm handling railroad matters. A large crowd saw them off, with notable mourners among friends. Separately, Charles P Lavender, 33, was ruled insane by a police court jury and sent to St Elizabeths Hospital, with hope of eventual recovery through treatment.
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New York
Duke de Cheulnes
Europa
Eutonia
Daugher
Cheodore
Shefits
Vess
United States
Sionts
Dughte
Margaret Viere
Caiting
Bartn de Cande
de Chaulnes
Haron de la Boellerle
John W Hoth
Mr Shonts
Charies P Lavender
Pennsylvania Avenue
St Milizabeths Hospital
Lavender
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M'Kee
Wreter
Lavors
Orice
Potters
Eertry
Easy Nyrk Marth
Nual Railroad Company
Abn
Otryp
KD Ders
Stork
J le
Isme
Bell Home Children
Plan Headquarters
Brussels
St Thomas Guild
Wills Morford
Massachusets
Uncle Sam
Department of Agriculture
Washburst Crosby Co
Grocers
Comte Prom
Pauline Kohlsaat
H H Kohlsaat
Patter Palmer
Polter Palmer
Phoigh
Miss Koblsaat
The
Christian Church
Cpisco
Dr Stone
St James Episco Pal Cturch
Palmer
Pottr
Potter Palmer
North Mest
Seattle
Kohlsant
Belasco
Nazimova
Wien
Belasco Theater
Mme Nazimova
Atlantic
Nora
Hedda Sin
Hedda Gabier
Bris
Esme Janis
Elsie Janis
Miss Janis
Caares Dillingham
Normandy
Joasph Cawthorn
Free Lance Company
Baron Hugo Weybach
Columbia
Maxine Elliott
Rettina
Maxine
Chaze
Romany Opera Company
Chages
Hymack
London Palace
Tom Nawn
Edward He Kemp
Academy
Him
Blair
Gayety
Blue Ribbon Girls
Blue Ribbon
Constane Stewart Richardson
Gavety Theater
Ballet Duiing
Bern Oytten Ling
Yadey
Wne Cayalasz Mapleson
Crane
Coven
Palace of Mystery
Constance
Sparissumnan
Scotland
Rockies
Childs
Motler
Frederick Monsen
Lee
Belased
Sthumann— Henk
Monesenumann Meink
Belaseo ‘Theater
Chaffee Art Talks
Amherst College
Biltmore
Vanderbilts
H M Twombley
S.S.S. Veterists
Nenjoy
Harry Barnett
West North Ave
DUKE
de Cheulnes
Miss Shonts
Liniment
Bradfield Regulator Co
Vernon Medical Institute
St. M. Arent Fa
Behrend
M.D
Post
Craggiete
Asi
Marvel
Marvel CO
Odonnelle Planta
Wests
Druggisix
Express
Lafranco
Bae Khan
Medical
Dr.Reeds
Fife
Seventeenth Street
Shade
Fisk Elgin
Raidss
Pease
BR Jy
Echirman
Buratoga
Baltiémore
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