Fall Hosiery and Coats for Infants and Children
Fall arrivals include 60 dozen pairs of Girls' and Boys' fast black hose with double knees toes and heels at 33c three for a dollar, and 33 dozen pairs of Boys' iron clad hose sizes T to 10 at 25c a pair. The third floor features infants and children coats reefers including Bedford Cord styles with trim, white serge reefers, and various priced items from $1 to $5.50. Traveling goods department highlights school trunks and heavy iron-bound trunks with tray options, selling from $2.25 to $3.95.
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Tenth St
Bach
Seventh St
Petticoats On Sale In Black Silk And More
Underpriced stock of Black Silk Petticoats with accordion pleated flounces offered at 3.95 each, plus Percale Petticoats with two ruffles, Black Mercerized Lateen Petticoats, and Dotted Cotton Crepe Kimonas in assorted colors. Third floor Eleventh St. deals emphasize value.
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Eleventh St
Social and Personal. Arrival of Col. Raspopoff
Social and personal items report Col. Raspopoff the Russian military attaché returning to Washington from Honolulu and planning a stay, with him observing Manassag maneuvers next week. The column notes upcoming weddings and marriages, travels, and the return of Admiral Terry and family to Washington to reside, plus other society notices and local events.
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Col. Raspopoff
Washington
Highlands
Manassag
Washington Notes and Social Roundup of Visitors
Rear Admiral Terry previously led the navy yard before reporting to the Hawaiian station. Several residents and visitors are noted from Center Lovell Maine to Cape May New Jersey, with plans to spend the winter in Washington. Various social engagements, travel groups, and a Bavarian technologists’ convention in Baltimore are mentioned along with local hosts and addresses.
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Arches
Terry
Navy Yard
Hiawaiian
Louis D. Wine
Center Lovell
Oxford County
West Virginia
Washington
Live Like Princes Labor Delegates Revel in Luxury in England
Special correspondence from London reports American labor delegates exploring lavish hotels as they prepare for Leeds international trades congress in September. John Mitchell will represent American miners, with Ryan and Driscoll leading the National Federation of Labor. Expected rise in delegation due to coal mine and meat trade tensions prompts broader cross-border labor links. The United States may bring in meat workers, risking a meat trade crisis if strikes occur.
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England
Washington Post
London
International Trades Congress
Leeds
John Mitchell
Messrs
Ryan
Driscoll
Russell
Cecil
Carlton
Gavey
Mitchell
National Federation of Labor
United States
America
Sturday
Smithfield Market
European Visitors Here Visit Pittsburg and Manufacturing Centers
A delegation from Lower Austrian Manufacturers' Association arrived in Washington for a three day stay. Led by Charles Leman, the group will tour the National Capital includes the Smithsonian and Patent Office, then Mount Vernon before proceeding to Pittsburg and the World’s Fair. The party, numbering many with the doctor prefix, includes Rudolf Andel, Moriz Bok, Albert Beranv, and others.
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Pitty
Lower Austrian Manufacturers’ Association
Raleigh
Charles Leman
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Royal Court
Russia
Pennsylvania Station
Frank K. Raymand
Barry Bulkley
Business Men's Association
Willam V. Cox
Board of Trade
Corpt
Washington
Congressional Library
National Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Patent Office
State, War and Navy
Mount Vernon
Pittsburg
Rudolf Andel
Moriz Bok
Albert Beranv
Otto Bieler
Otto Buhler
Richard Bohler
Ignaz Brunker
Theodor Chalek
Sophie Deutsch
Robert Dinzel
Josef Castel
Edward Ellissen
Ludwig Frank
Julius Franke
Anton Froas
Ignaz Gewitsch
Elise Glessler
Herrman Glessler
B. Gross
Heinrich Goundmann
B. Gulcher
Hana Guradze
Hugo Hamburger
Adolf Hofecker
Rudolf Hofher
Friedrich Khuner
Ferdinand Kiemende
Josef Knapp
Rudolf Kobatsch
Moritz Kobut
Josef Krammer
Karl Krassi
Heinrich Loebner
Karl Machalla
Heinrich Maude
Karl Newburger
J. Rudolrott
Wilhelm Pelly
Ferdinand Piatruk
Frederick Poesche
Josef Reithoffer
Gustav Rohrbach
Karl Schifzel
A Penny a Second Clock Appeals for London Hospital
London Hospital, the city’s largest charitable institution, unveils a novel appeal a clock face showing a penny per second needed to sustain operations. Dropping a penny triggers a mechanism to advance the clock hand and log the gift, with plans to add a phonograph to acknowledge each contributor.
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London
Washington Post
London Hospital
America
Wright to resign as labor commissioner in December
Carroll D. Wright, Commissioner of Labor, announced he will resign from office at the end of the present year to devote time to duties connected with presiding over Clark College.
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Walter C. Allen
Massachusetts
Mrs. Allen
Inspector Fisher
Estella Shelton
Massachusetts Avenue
Monteithville
Denver
Colo
John I. Mullins
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