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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1906
Page
7
An old Masters reappearing through camera and press is advertised with affordable framing from Palais Royal. The Beacon Blanket is promoted as warmer and washable, moth proof, and cheaper than wool. Bed linens and towels are offered at deep discounts, with various prices listed for blankets sheets pillow cases and bed spreads.
Seasonal sale highlights deep discounts on lace curtains and accessories. Old patterns offered at 89c to 10 dollars while new patterns appear at 23 to 50 percent off. Hand made lace from Isis ria h Point varieties cited with prices from 3S to 10 per par and pole fixtures priced 19c for six foot white enamel.
The article notes Japanese artisans imitate Europe’s Renaissance lace and drawn work linens, showcasing patient hand craft. Prices are listed for items such as handmade Renaissance lace centerpieces and bureau pieces with varied sizes and costs, reflecting affordable, small-scale handiwork.
Sea Girt, N J reports the national pistol match concluding with Lieut Ferdinand Meitenreeh of DC winning rapid fire, several other Army and Marine personnel placing in the top nine. Skirmish results crown Private De Loach with a 95, amid protest over potential target assistance.
Rear Admiral Thomas defends sailors behind the guns as Chief Yeoman Buenzie sues Newport Amusement Association after denied entry to a public dance hall while in uniform. He appeals to Rhode Island courts and possibly the U.S. Supreme Court. Admiral Thomas calls uniform discrimination an insult to the Navy and to the country, hindering recruit efforts. Navy officials announce ship movements, personnel orders, and vessel arrivals, while noting boiler issues on the Louisiana and other ships. International Correspondence Schools report 200 courses and 5,000 completions, with 225,100 more pursuing studies. a major 1906 celebration is planned in Scranton to mark ICS history.
United States Ambassador to Turkey John H. Leishman reports the Sultan’s health is improving and he expects an audience within days. This would mark Leishman’s first formal recognition. Chekib Bey may also eventually present credentials, while the Sultan plans to receive British and French ambassadors soon.
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