Winter's Work Charity Flower Show Opens Today
The first annual Wilmington Florists Club exhibition opens at National Pittes Hall between Winth and Tenth streets. Proceeds from the event support charitable Winter's Work. Exhibitors present roses, lilies, and other blooms with booths, schedules, and a display of Top Floral Fagola al Pehlog. Hours today 2 to 11 pm with additional shows tomorrow. Attendees include Mrs Gardiner Hubbard and Mrs Lester, with notable florists George HoCombe and Tr od crook Wormer among participants.
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Winblngton FH
Jardine Tobothy
Posarl
Lectures on Tuberculosis and Public Health Topics
A scattered report describes a September to November congress on tuberculosis held in Washington with sections led by Pasteur Institute figures and experts from Theodora Wilk and Utrecht connections. It notes presentations by Bela Envani and others, plus discussions of prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Public health officials and medical professionals attended.
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Utrecht
Shilieuto
Dspam
William To Webb
Bae
Sirial
New York
Anata Moyer
Amin
Anand
Tomate Cong Sk
Saber
Southwest Property Sold For Town Lots and House
Property sale details describe seven building lots with adjacent brick house and other structures. The conveyance includes a house and a Pow house, with steam heat, on a street near Ty Wag air Holmen. The buyer and sale terms appear in a fragmentary local notice, noting multiple parcels and a purchase price around $2.
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William
Tay Tun
Gunn
Stan
Rly de Burton
Toby
Bourle
Theus
Romanos
Mrs Roosevelt Joins New York Mothers Club
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt becomes a life member of the New York Assembly of Mothers after a Washington event. The Mothers Club report from Oneida's late October convention reached the White House within days, and Mrs Roosevelt sent a note to join permanently with a $25 check.
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New York Assembly of Mothers
Ibevlal
Washington
New York
City
Martha Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Oneida
White House
Rooevelt
Kalonal
Government Clerks Protest After 25 Years of Service
The article recounts longtime government clerks arguing for fair pensions after decades of loyal service. It highlights an employee named George, who retired amid concerns about underpayment, noting the broader grievance that pension rules inadequately reward lengthy public service. The piece underscores calls for congressional action and formal reforms to pension distribution.
Contention Ends Over School Building Inspections
Officials report a resolved dispute between Capt Oyster and Building Inspector Ashford, with communications now through the commissioners. Repairs on two Berret and Emery buildings are said complete, while the board faces ongoing governance and inspection coordination challenges amidst broader education concerns.
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Oyster
Lay Evans & Pene Ware
Feeulye
S Mo Bly
Clark
Berret
Emery
Itme
Washington Barmcks
Mmng Sa Lo
Georg Filatt
Warne Corps
Railroad Official Jesse W Seale Dies After Stroke
Jesse Newton Seale longtime manager of the northern and eastern districts of the Southern Railway died at George Washington University Hospital at 3 yesterday afternoon from paralysis. He had arrived from Salisbury in a special car after meeting officials and developed pneumonia while unconscious. Seale, born September 1 1902 in Chickasaw County Mississippi, rose from messenger boy to high railroad posts including assistant general superintendent and later manager of transportation before his 1906 promotion to manager of transportation with headquarters in Washington. He collapsed en route from Norfolk after a officers meeting and never recovered. Burial arrangements were not completed last night.
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Southern Railway
George Washington University Hospital
Washington
Salisbury
Seale
South
Chickasaw County
State University
Columbia
Mobile and
Ohio
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Southern
Charlotte NC
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Ackert
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Iage
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City
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New York
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Paris
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Shouters
Metropolitan
Opera Glass
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Edwin H .Weatherbee
Hammerstein Insteason
Stuyvesante
Misa Clodya Rice
Clarente Rice
George W Young
Ushera
Social Gossip Continues From Seventh Fac Continental Travel
The column surveys Highland Falls origins of Mrs Morgan and the Crageton Kennels, noting the Morqan family near estate, prize dogs, and a shift toward business handling. It also covers royal wedding fashions, Mrs May Goelst and the Duke of Roxburghe, New York social arrivals, and who attends opera in Manhattan with vivid notes on attire and social behavior.
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Ince
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Wayd
London
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England
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Country
Funeral of Miss Barbatin at Georgetown Hospital
Funeral services for Miss Catalina Barbarin will be held at St John Episcopal Church at 0 Street and Botemac Avenue NW. Ret Frederick 5 Howden will officiate with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. She was sister to Francis S. Garbarm curator of the Corcoran AV. Kalle and Loeb of Steet Morta attend.
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Georgetown Talverais Hospital
St Johna Epscopal Church
Botemac Avenue
Frederick
Howden
Abiely Oak HU Cemetery
Wise Barbien
Francis S.garbarm
Corcoran AV. Kalle
Yrs Loeb
Steet Morta
Wet
Prizes for Playgrounds at Jamestown Exhibition
Dr Henry S Curtis announces a diploma and gold medal awarded to the Jamestown miniature playground model showing inexpensive apparatus. The 1x1 feet square setup features dolls and Washington style equipment. Elizabeth Rafter replaces Maria Hawthorne Erskine as AA representative in the Jamestown Building program with daily lectures and stereophon entertainment continuing the series.
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Henry S Curtis
Playgrounds of
Washington
Playground Association of America
Jamestown
Maria Hawthorne Erskine
Elizabeth Rafter
Jamestown Exposition
Rafter
Erakine
Prayer Services for Boys Held Across North America
The Young Men's Christian Association chapters host noon services at the Church of the Epiphany and First Presbyterian Church with the Brotherhood of St Andrew. Evening services at the association building at 84 are led by the Bible study department.
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Young Mens Christian Associations
North America
Association
Brotherhood of St Andrew
First Presbyterian Church
Keeping Down the Cost of Living
An elderly Lawrence native credits Father John’s Medicine with reducing family medical costs. She notes her daughter’s recurring tonsillitis and a history of winter doctor visits, now resolved as the medicine strengthens the body and wards off illness. The letter asserts it prevents pneumonia, cures coughs and colds, eases constipation, and saves doctors' bills.
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V Oriene
Lawrence Mann
Orleux
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Jung
Daughters of the Confederacy to Host Beauregard Chapter Event
A new Beauregard Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, formed with 47 members now at 60, plans a reception and dance at Rauschers on November 19 from 1 to 12. Proceeds benefit Southern poor. invitations extended to Daughters of the Confederacy and various Confederate organizations.
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Confederate States
Rauschers
Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate Veterans United
Sons of Confederate Veterans Southern
Rey John Van Schaick to Speak at Charity Meeting
Rey John Van Schaick pastor of the Universalist Church of Our Father speaks this afternoon at 4 20 in the tresme class meeting in Associated Charities rooms at 81 G Street. The subject is Practical Methods of Developing Church Cooperation in Various Care. All interested are invited. Meeting closes promptly at 6.40 PM.
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Universalist Church of Our Father
Associated Charities
G Street
Vast International Arrival Reported From Antwerp
The Regian Mass arrived in New York aboard the steamer Zeeland from Antwerp. Baroness Bon chen accompanied the party.
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New York
Antwerp
Zeeland
Bonchen
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