Clergyman urges Rockefeller to aid religion with words
In New York on November 28 the Rev Qaqar Haywood urged John D Rockefeller to contribute 100 words to world religious literature rather than money. He warned Rockefeller’s scientific university plan risks creating an aristocracy of scholars and widening class divides, and he called for clear evangelical Christianity.
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King
New York
John D Rockefeller
Qacar Haywood
Haywood
Rockefeller
Church of the Covenant
Washington bachelors and Mrs Glyn spark society talk
A crowded society column surveys Washingtons bachelor set led by Postmaster General Frank Hitchcock and diplomats like John Barrett and James Pinchot. It notes Barrett hosts dinners, Pinchot hosts conservation meetings, and Ames and Curtis join the social scene while suffrage disputes stir reverberations among reformers and the migratory sisterhood.
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Mia
Elinor Glyn
Tee
Jamatom
Gees
Frank F Hitchcock
20-Ciety
Hitchcock
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Washington
Barrett
Hepp
Mr Barrett
Buds
Yesteryear
Giffard Pinchot
Pinchot
Scott Ciete 2
Butler Ames
Massachusetts
Ames
Adelbert Ames
Stanche Butler Ames
Ben’ Butler
Pinchat
Ike
Longworth
Alice Roosevelt Heike
James Freeman Curtis
Boston
The
Treasury
James EB Reynold
Customs Service
Curtly
Harvard
Diet and Rheumatism Diet Tips by Dr Allen
Diet and rheumatism arise from waste buildup and kidney inactivity. Avoid meat cheese fish and heavy starches. Allowed foods include cottage cheese small portions peanut butter nuts figs dates cabbage melons apples and lemonade. Continuous regulation of diet is fundamental for sufferers.
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Betty
English Prices Versus New York Costs Frustrate Visitors
A visitor reflects on transport and hotel charges, noting cab fare and tips in New York versus modest London prices. He highlights breakfast and dinner costs, the lack of bath rooms for some English guests, and the surge of debutante gowns as the opera season begins, with several debutantes described in detail.
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McKinley
Senator Hanna
Mra Elking
Germany
Him
Washington
Germien
Elkins
Tonte
Hil
Biking
Menti
McKinley-Hanna
London
Ainner
New York
Marguerite Agnew Adams
Acorn Club
Argatal
Misa Anna Chambers Deacon
Tex
Oliver Ussue
Mary Farnum
Fleanor Wood
Margaret C. Houston
Justice Moody Improving Amid Oil Case Vindication
Legal associates say Justice Moody’s health is improving and he can resume duties on February 1 after rheumatic trouble. They credit his earlier advice to Roosevelt and assert the recent eastern district decree dissolving Standard Oil aligns with Moody’s 3 year old position and with the government’s case. Moody’s efforts followed weeks of careful evidence review before directing the prosecution.
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Justin Macdy
United States Supreme Bench
Brookstar
Masg
Boston
Tastica Moody
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Moody
Roosevelt
Agan
Eld Trust
Wasen
Circuit Court
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