Portugal King to visit America in 1908 for Rio January centenary
King Carlos of Portugal has accepted Brazil President Penna’s invitation to visit Rio de Janeiro in April 1908 for the centenary of Brazil’s port opening to world trade. The trip would mark the first Atlantic crossing by a European sovereign and may precede a U S visit. The Queen may not accompany him.
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Portugal
Alfonso Penna
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
South America
Western Hemisphere
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Brazilian Republic
Joao VI
Europe
Pedro IV
Don Pedro I
Don Pedro II
Traders' Bank Election Extends Board Size Change
At Traders National Bank shareholders meeting on Thursday the board of directors for the coming year was elected and an amendment to the articles of association passed. The change lowers the minimum to seven and raises the maximum to twenty five directors. New board members include Thomas P. Hickman presiding over Hickman Company, Surgeon General Presley M. Rixey, Emmons Smith of O J De Moli Co, M Woolf of C M Woolf & Co agricultural implements, and Ernest M. Merrick, all listed with northwest addresses.
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Traders National Bank
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Thomas P. Hickman
The
Hickman Company, Produce and Commission Merchants
Louisiana Avenue
Presley M. Rixey
Emmons
Potomac Exposition Excursions Out of Washington
Am indications point the Potomac as the favored water route to the Jamestown Exposition with day and night steamer services from Seventh Street Wharf. The Jamestown and New Fort News sail daily for May trips, while the St Johns offers Sunday river cruises with views of Fort Foote Mount Vernon and the White House.
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Capital
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Seventh Street Wharf
Exposition Grounds
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Hampton Roads
Jamestown
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Fourteenth Street
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Aay
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Fort Foote
Washington
Fort Washington
Fort Hunt
United States Flee Commission
Bryans Point
Mount Vernon
White House
Gunston Hall
George Mason
Virginia
Craney Island
Indian Head
Cofton Beach
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Oldest Devon farmer Abel Blake rides to hounds at eighty two
From the London Globe comes Abel Blake of Sidborough Devon shire praised as possibly the oldest farmer who rides to hounds. On his eighty second birthday he showed Sir John Amory's followers he can still ride straight and finish fresh after hours of prior work. His wife, a year younger, remains equally hale and eager for work, and the couple have been married sixty one years. Their routine runs from dawn to early evening.
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London Globe
Abel Blake
Sidborough
Devonshire
Sir John Amory
Audubon Society Excursion Delayed Departure
The Audubon Society excursion to Fort Washington aboard the Steamer Estelle Randall from the Eighth Street wharf will start at the new time 9 o clock instead of 9 o clock as previously announced.
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Audubon Society
Fort Washington
Estelle Randall
Eighth Street
New Books Arrive At Bookshops With Varied Titles
A heterogeneous list highlights journals on Russia and Japan, travel and history, and fiction. Notable works include The Journal of a Russian Prisoner’s Wife in Japan, Six Mad Men, America’s Insular Possessions, Sketches of Life in Morocco, and Good Form for Women, among others.
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Japan
Heart Holt & Co
New York City
Russia
Rix Faber
O18
Chicago
Dulcibhi
Henry Peterson
John
Winston Company
Philadelphia
Howard Pyis
America
C. H. Parks-Lindsay
John C. Winston Company
United States
Philippines
Guam
Hawaii
Morocco
Sell Pleydell
Digby, Long & Co
London
England
Charles Harcourt
Rebecca
Kate Douglass Wirgin
Houghton, Mifkin & Co
Boston
Sunnybrook Farm
Wiliam Btone Booth
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Thames
Edith Rickert
Baker & Taylor
Actors
Helen Green
Brentano
John K. Given
Henry Holt & Co
John Lensie Mall
B. J. Johnson Publishing Company
Richmond
Smiths
Keble Howard
McClure, Phillips & Co
Joseph Adams
Neale Pub- Nahing Company
Washington, D. C
Adams
Woodward & Lothrop
Hotel Rudolf Leased to Joel Hillman of Harvey's Atlantic City
Atlantic City hotel history shifts as Hotel Rudolf signs a five year lease to Joel Hillman proprietor of Harvey's in the city. The property will reopen June first under Hillman's management with renovations including a new Boardwalk entrance and the Red Rambler Grill replacing the ice grotto. The Rudolf will operate on American and European plans, serving Harvey specialties while aiming to attract Washington visitors.
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Atlantic City
Joel Hilman
Harvey's
Hillman
Grotto
Washington
Altthough
Chetwoode
M_DEMPSEY
Michigan Ave
Edison
Moanra
A. Malsherger
New ‘York Avenue
Hotel Morris
Tieraerek
James Place
Central
E. Ralds
Chas
W. Brownell
Kentucky Avenue
New Berkeley
den ‘Pairbankes & Mackintson
Wiltshire
H. J. Burton
Phoebus
Westminster
Kentucker
Beach
Sun Parlor
Penida Ave
Qeokiet
Oliver A. Guitridge
South Carolina
New
Morris L. Johnson
Muncaster
St. James Place
Bezch
Suxcellent Service
Social and Personal Gen. and Mrs. King Guests
Washington society notes describe Gen Horatio C. King and family hosting and visiting figures. Mrs Humphrey departs for Old Point. the Shonts sisters plan New York travel. Mrs Borden hosts a bridge party before a June departure to Lake Ontario and later the Philippines. A patron list follows for various dances, teas, and a notable Four-in-Hand Driving Club parade along Fifth Avenue with debutantes, titled guests, and outfits.
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Old Point
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Misses Shonts
New York
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Bridge
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Gracie
Horatio C. King
King
Brown
Owen Wister
Roosevelt
Humphrey
Shonts
Cone
Colton
Connecticut Avenue
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Messrs. Godoy
Carroll Institute Hall
Mme. Creel
Ledttes
Cornelia Bryce
Cornelia Harriman
Fifth Avenue
Seventy-second Street
Thomas Hastings
Clarence H. Mackay
Hastings
Misa Louise Gulliver
Dorothea Cromwell
Gladys Cromwell
Harriet Alexander
Misa Cornella
Harrie Man
Arthur Iselin
Russell Seeks Wimbledon Seat as Suffragists Target Chaplin
Social page notes Ion Bertrand Russell, linked to Miss Alys Smith, rival Henry Chaplin for Wimbledon MP seat. Suffragists mobilize to beat Chaplin, Liberals absent, Hambro seat vacancy kept Conservative activity low. Russell’s ally, American wife Dorothea, leads the push. Also mentions Actors' Fund Fair at the Metropolitan Opera House with women selling tickets for demonstrations and psychic attractions.
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Bertrand Russell
Alys Smith
Robert Pearsall Smith
Philadelphia
House of Commons
Wimbledon
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Chaplin
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Hambro
Russell
Earl Russell
London
Dorothy Unser Baxter
Paris
Actors’ Fund Fair
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Baxter
J. A. Drake
Theodore Shoats
Misses Shonts
Legal rulings on sugar use in canned goods and rice coatings
The Agriculture Department ruled that sugar may be used as a preservative in canned goods if not for fraudulent purposes. It bans adding sugar to unsweet corn to disguise sweetness. A second ruling prohibits non food coatings on rice and requires labeling of any coating to show its nature.
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