McKee Divorce Hearing Details Mar Marquis and Lord Involved
Fragmentary court record outlines Mrs Hart McKee’s divorce suit against Moov Tr, with allegations of coercive claims by Maitre Labor and countercharges including alleged extravagant spending. The case references lavish expenditures such as $16,090 paid to Maitre Tabor and $320 monthly on flowers, along with statements about funds for trips and personal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Tevig
Maitre Tabor
Hart McKey
Merger Restrictions Trim B and M Control in New Haven
The commission imposes limits on B and M influence in New Haven amid merger talks. The document outlines regulatory steps and possible outcomes for corporate control and local impact.
Iron trade looking up amid rail activity spark
Oddities in the OCR text hint at rising iron trade activity tied to rail movement. Mentions of months, prices, and various entities appear garbled. The piece suggests improved demand and shipments, with references to workers and markets, but specifics are unclear.
Balmore and Ohio Issue February Financial Statement
February financial statement from Balmore and Ohio lists totals and partial figures for shipments and balances. The document mentions rig counts, freight costs, and intercity transfers with several unreadable segments. Key entities appear as Balmore, Ohio, and references to shipments, costs, and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmore
Ohio
le Shabh
Armour Succeeds FISH Fa Central Stockholders Vote Ont
Armour succeeds Fish Fa as central stockholders vote on pivotal matters. The meeting will decide key governance and strategic alignments for the company. Directors, officers, and major shareholders are expected to participate.
Entertainment By Noted Artists For Bell Home at New Willard
A large fashionable Washington audience attended a charity program at the New Willard Monday night to aid the Bell Home for Children. Patrons included prominent society women. performers included Mrs Charley G Bennett, Mrs Dolin Leech, Miss Edith Sessions, Philip Lee Scantling, Roswell Boothby, Mitton W Lusk, Anthony Savage, Mass Jean Wilson and Miss Adelaide Slack. Repertoire featured soprano solos, the Verdi aria, and dazzling readings and monologues showcasing Miss Wilson.
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 Headquarters Established at National Congress Delegates Named
Delegates chosen at the Brussels Congress elect plan heads and appoint department leads. Arthur Birny and Mr Bardem Kh Schoff selected to set site and headquarters in Philadelphia area. Resignations noted and new president to be filled, with multiple officers from Philadelphia and Chicago among delegates named for education, finance, printing, and literature departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
United States officials and New York manufacturers meet to discuss backing a Pan American exposition. Proposals include federal funding via a later appropriation to cover exhibition expenses and related government involvement. A St Thomas Guild sale of hats is announced at 34 Massachusetts Avenue today from noon until 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serreig Mt
United States
New York
Bath
House of Sensis
Noreno
Federal
Trasurs
Jaren Beeies Sres
York
Pan Am Clean Committee
St Thomas Guild
Wills Morford
Massachusets
Schools Fireproofing and New Manual Training Buildings Planned
The board of education estimates five hundred thousand dollars for improvements at Washington Schools, including replacing wooden stairs with fireproof ones and erecting two four room buildings for manual training. A twelve room building is planned with three hundred ten thousand dollars for repairs and grounds. The Olcott bill may be amended to require open meetings except teacher appointments. two nurses and other staffing changes are proposed. Arbor Day set for March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Fashion Realm Visits Hotel Workers With Eye For Safety
A fashion committee tours the Belmont hotel examining boiler rooms laundry and worker safeguards. They praise cold air blasts at firemen and chefs assistants and an exhaust tube to remove dust. They plan future visits and aims to push improvements via legislation and other means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Belasco Mme Nazimova in Repertoire at Belasco Theater
Mme Nazimova tops the bill in a repertoire program at the Belasco Theater with Nora in A Doll House Hedda Gabler and a feature on Fire Comet in Owen Johnson drama. Elsie Janis appears next in The Hoyden at the National with a strong supporting cast. Maxine Elliott brings Myself Bettina to the Columbia with a broadened, warmer performance. The Romany Opera Company performs a rare polite gaudeville program at Chaze’s. Majestic hosts Under Southern Skies, Blair Palace drama, and Gayety presents The Blue Ribbon Girls with Constance Stewart Richardson leading a ballet burlesque evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Maxine
Chaze
Romany Opera Company
Chages
Hymack
London Palace
Tom Nawn
Edward He Kemp
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
New York
Childs
Motler
Community Charities Conference Raises Aid for Distressed Families
A Monday afternoon meeting at Mrs William Beidon Noble 1 61 Street organized by the West End division of the Associated Charities considered how to aid individual distressed families. Prof Yeditz presided. participants included Dr Toreman and Hennen Jennings, with discussions on community policy and needs. Numerous donations were pledged, totaling many dollars, to the Associated Charities at 11 G Street, acknowledging contributions from church groups, individuals, and local organizations.
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 and Helped Growth of Policy Holders
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance, Milwaukee, reports a remarkable half century of expansion with 1907 marking peak development. New insurance written totaled 102,283,634 dollars, nearly nine million more than 1906, reflecting conservative risk and solid asset quality since incorporation in 1857. Northeast Club hosts second annual ball at Magonlie Temple with about a thousand attendees. Pistorios Orchestra provides music. committees named for reception, floor, and finance.
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 Tveeum Next Week
One of the season's special events at the Tveeum features toank B Ceres f orqushbrds with an all greyer programme of farce vaudeville and extravaganza. Lectures by Mr Frederick Monsen on Mexico and the Golden West, a colorgraph show, and a concert by contralto Meink Monesenumann are announced with multiple venues and student discounts. Commander Robert W Peary USN will lecture at the Belasco Theater on polar exploration with illustrated pictures, plus a Saturday art talk by Mrs Albert H Chaffee at the Bhoreham Hotel and a Willard concert by Amherst College Musical Association drawing local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Guests at Biltmore and surrounding society
Sterlal to The Washington Post reports a social week at Biltmore House with Mr and Mrs Hamilton Mehas Twombley and Miss Ruth Twombley visiting Mr and Mrs George Vanderbilt. Guests Sewart Webb return to New York. Burden family members arrive. Mrs Connally Coxe hosts a Black Mountain horse party with Walter Andrews and Tuia McKee guests from Washington. New York visitors Mr Frost and Mr Brewster Chapman arrive from Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuia Mckee
Washington
Thomas Cheeseborough
Frost
Brewster Chapman
New York
Augusta
Shoshones Visit Roosevelt at the White House
A band of Shoshone Indians visited President Theodore Roosevelt at the White House with chaperone Senator Warren of Wyoming. They presented a red stone pipe and a buckskin pouch, and Little Wolf received an autographed photograph with the inscription To Little Wolf with the thanks of Theodore Roosevelt.
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 Promoted by Swift Specific
An advertisement extols S S S blood purifier as a safe, effective treatment for contagious blood poison. It claims to cleanse the blood, remove virus, and rebuild health without minerals like mercury or potash. The ad promises a free home treatment book and offers physician advice, with sales through drug stores and The Swift Specific Company of Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
S. S
HE Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Dr.Reeds
Fife
Seventeenth Street
Shade
Fisk Elgin
Raidss
Pease
BR Jy
Echirman
Buratoga
Baltiémore
Gadeki Concert At New Hall Theater March 29
Mme Jolanna Gadeki will perform at the New Hall Theater with pianist Mr Frank La Forge. Advance sale of seats opens this morning at T Arthur Smiths 1411 T street northwest, with Glee Banjo and Mandolin clubs providing opening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Banjo and Mandolin
T Arthur Smith
Gadski
Arthur Smiths
Mme Jolanna Gadeki
Hallowel Theater
Mme Gadeki
Frank la Forge
Duke to Enter Business as New York Firm Aims Railways
The Duke de Chaulnes sailed for Europe aboard the Teutonic with his new duchess to return in September to become New York Parisian representative for an international financial firm dealing with railroad matters. A large crowd saw them off, with friends including the Shonts party and others. Also, Charles P Lavender, 33, was declared insane by a police court jury and sent to St Elizabeths Hospital, said to recover with treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
New Haven
Heston
Iron Trade
Orice
Potters
Eertry
Easy Nyrk Marth
Nual Railroad Company
Abn
Otryp
KD Ders
Stork
J le
Isme
Bell Home Children
New Willard
Plan Headquarters
Brussels
Uncle Sam
Department of Agriculture
Washburst Crosby Co
Grocers
Comte Prom
Tondon
London
Germany
Sweden
Windsor
Lord Knollys
Edward Las
Tolland
Duchess of Albam
Clarémont
Henry
Guild Hall
Wilhelmina
England
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
Columbia
Maxine Elliott
Rettina
Academy
Him
Hardy
Seam On
Wrothe Watson
Ariington
Him and I
Mew Academy
Confinus
Blair
Frederick Monsen
Lee
Belased
Sthumann— Henk
Monesenumann Meink
Belaseo ‘Theater
Chaffee Art Talks
Amherst College
Amherst College Musical Association
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
Cook Remedy CO
State ST
USA
Asi
Marvel
Marvel CO
Odonnelle Planta
Wests
Druggisix
Express
Lafranco
Bae Khan
Medical
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