Tam O Shanter Society Program At High School Chapel
The Tam O Shanter Literary Society hosts a Friday program in the High School chapel featuring Chorus Class Debate on annexing Cuba with G Hammond and W Haggard, plus readings, songs, and a play with a large cast. The Navy Yard setting prompts Women’s National Civic Federation to back a low cost meal plan.
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Tam O’shanter Literary Society
U. S
Cuba
G. Hammond
W. Haggard
Daniel Webster
John Adams
Arthur Adams
High School Times
Allie Hensley
the Lillies
Bessie Mann
Aunt Polly
George
Navy Yard
Miss Morgan
Women’s Department
The
National Civic Federation
Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Edward Clark for Miss Elsa Brown
Mrs Edward Clark entertained a few friends yesterday afternoon at Bridge in compliment to her guest Miss Elsa Brown of Boston. March lilies adorned the rooms and a luncheon followed the games. Guests included Mrs Platt of Asheville, Mrs Troy of Memphis, Mrs Carrie Buckner, Mrs John Bean, Mrs Gus Brooks, Mrs Bonde and Miss Susan Buckner.
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Bridge
Edward Clark
Platt
Asheville
N. C
Troy
Memphis, Tenn
Carrie Buckner
John Bean
Gus Brooks
Bonde
Susan Buckner
Morgan's Daughter Drives Brooklyn Navy Yard Restaurant
With Miss Anne Morgan backing the project, a new restaurant at the Brooklyn Navy Yard plans to open in May. The financier's daughter leads the venture, aided by government support and partnership considerations.
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Anne Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Nothing Tight and the Underneath Fashion Trend
An article quotes Elizabeth A. C. White of the National Dressmakers Association on fashionable gowns with hundreds of buttons intended for the wearer’s “underneath.” It notes ecclesiastical gowns echo clerical robes and the trend toward slim silhouettes, while warning that too-tight underlayers may reveal more than intended.
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Elizabeth A. C. White
National Dressmakers’ Association
Farley
Miss White
Personal News From Local Citizens
Mr. Tom Rutledge has been very ill for the past few days. Miss Pearl Rutledge has returned from a visit in Bowling Green. Miss Anna Croxton is the interesting guest of friends in Lexington this week. Mrs. Gus Brooks is in Lexington today. Mrs. T. IL. Wills and Mrs. Tom Holladay returned yesterday from
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Tom Rutledge
Pearl Rutledge
Bowling Green
Anna Croxton
Lexington
Gus Brooks
T. IL. Wills
Tom Holladay
Local residents noted for visits and travel
Htenet Wills Jacoby and Lloyd Holladay of KWC spent Saturday in Paris. Mrs. Tom Luxon of Lexington visited town Wednesday. Mrs. Thomas Holladay leaves for Cincinnati to visit her hospitalized husband. Marion Miller of Ashland stayed with Dr. Howard Lyon. G. W. Morgerson and Morris from Johnson City Tenn. visited on business. Judge E. S. Jouett was in Frankfort on business. Dr. Robert L. Willis of Lexington traveled here on business. Carrie Lee Hathaway left for a visit with Mrs. Burnett of Louisville. Mrs. Solomon VanMeter of Lexington visited Mrs. Henry M. Jones. Dr. and Mrs. Julian McClymonds returned to Lexington after visiting Miss Emma Turnbull. Mr. R. L. David of Ford was here Wednesday. Sam Jett returned from Washington, D. C. Carpenter of KWC spent Wednesday night in Wilmore. Mrs. James Tyler of Midway visited Mrs. William Cummings. Walton Rounsavall traveled to Lexington on business. G. W. Ramsey of Nicholasville visits relatives in Clark county. Overcoats half price this week at Allan & Murphy.
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Htenet
Wills Jacoby
Lloyd Holladay
Paris
Tom Luxon
Lexington
Thomas Holladay
Cincinnati
Marion Miller
Ashland
Howad Lyon
G. W. Morgerson and Morris
Johnson City
Tenn
E. S. Jouett
Frankfort
Robert L. Willis
Carrie Lee Hathaway
Burnett
Louisville
Solomon VanMeter
Henry M. Jones
Julian McClymonds
Lexinon
Emma Turnbull
R. L. David
Ford
Sam Jett
Washington, D. C
Carpenter
Wilmore
James Tyler
Midway
William Cumming
Walton Rounsavall
G. W. Ramsey
Nicholasville
Clark County
Cooper Jury 3 Still Out in Nashville Court
Special to The News reports the Cooper jury remains undecided as Judge Hart adjourns court to 2 PM. officials say little chance of agreement. The item notes ongoing deliberations with no verdict expected today.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cooper
Hart
Bush
Corbett Challenges Jeffries and Johnson to Fight
James J. Corbett issues a second challenge calling out James J. Jeffries and Jack Johnson to boxing for any number of rounds or a finish. He promises a $1,000 guarantee from Indianapolis via Al Smith of the Gilsey House New York. Cincinnati Methodists vow March spiritual renewal and living by the golden rule.
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Wheeling
W. Va
James J. Corbett
Jeffries
Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Indianapolis
al Smith
Gilsey
New York
Four Are Killed In Montreal Train Disaster
Four people died and about 30 were injured when a washout pipe blew from the locomotive hauling the Boston Express on the Canadian Pacific three miles from Montreal station. Scalding steam filled the cab forcing the engineer and fireman to jump. The unguided train rammed into the station smashing a granite pillar, bursting through a wall and roflooring into the rotunda near the women’s waiting room.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Poisoned Milk Proves Fatal in Ohio Town
Ghent Ohio March 18 Mabel Baxter 11 and Edith 9 died after drinking milk from a diseased cow. Brothers and sisters Clare 8 and May 5 are reported dying as physicians abandon hope for their recovery.
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Ghent
Mabel Baxter
Edith
Clare
May
Widow sues five accident insurers in Rustin case
In Louisville on March 18 the widow of Omaha physician Dr. Frederick Rustin filed suit against five accident insurance companies over his September death on his Omaha doorstep. The case alleges a conspiracy with a local woman to cause his self harm for payout. Also noted is Captain Thomas C. Jones, 73, who died in Frankfort, with a summary of his Confederate service and later diplomatic roles.
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Louisville
Frederick Rustin
Omaha
Austin
Yale
Frankfort
Thomas C. Jones
United States
William Lindsey
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Cleveland
Funchal
Madeira Islands
Harrison
Roosevelt
Strongheart play captivates crowds at the opera house
The Lexington Herald reports Strongheart the Indian, played by Robert Galliard, drew applause in yesterday's matinee and evening show. The plot centers on Strongheart being unjustly accused of signaling, revealing the villain, winning his love, then returning to his tribe to lead his people, choosing duty over marriage.
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Strongheart
Robert Galliard
Villian
The
Lexington Herald
Upp Signs With Columbus Team in 1907 Contract
Sandusky Ohio March 18 1907 George Upp premier American association pitcher signed a contract with the Columbus team in a major league move.
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Upp
Columbus
Sandusky
George Upp
Costly incense sticks from Thibet cost up to two dollars
Some incense sticks made in Thibet cost from one to two dollars apiece.
Culpeper Man Has A Fine Record And Bank Remarkable
Culpeper readers learn of Clark County National Bank of Kentucky famed for stability. Established over 43 years ago, it holds over 2,000,000 subject to check and has never failed or frozen any check. B F Curtis linked for 37 years, cashier 22 years, formerly of Culpeper. News Exponent.
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Clark County
Payne tariff bill reported to House without amendment
The House Ways and Means Committee approved the Payne tariff bill by 13 to 6 to report to the House with no changes. All Democrats except Broussard opposed the motion. The minority was given until Tuesday to prepare a report.
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Washington
House Committee On Ways and Means
House
Broussard
Workingmen Alarmed by Payne Tariff Plan
Washington dispatch reports iron and steel workers fear drastic tariff reductions. L. Lewis and John Williams warn the bill could devastate jobs after a long downturn. Tin plate mills oppose drawbacks benefiting Wales imports, urging itemized review to protect American labor.
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Washington
L. Lewis
John Williams
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers of North America
Wales
Judge Hart's charge in Carmack murder trial praised as thorough
Nashville reporters say Judge Hart delivered a clean and comprehensive charge to the jury in the Cooper Sharp murder case. The charge exhaustively digest the testimony of each witness and rejects any epithet or speech as justification for assault.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hart
Cooper-Sharp
Senator Carmack
Railroad Man Marries in London Ky
A. C. Cherrington, a Cincinnati railroad man stationed in Beattyville, wed Miss Lina Moses, daughter of Charles H. Moses, at her home yesterday afternoon. Rev. J. D. Reed officiated. The couple, who met only months ago, plan to travel to Cincinnati that night with the groom’s brother John D. Cherrington accompanying them.
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London
A. C.cherrington
Cincinnati
Beattyville
Lina Moses
Chas. HH. Moses
J. D. Reed
M.E. Church South
Socialists Rise in Sweden Amid Labor Unrest
Socialists in Sweden gain adherents as socialism expands rapidly. Labour conditions have fostered discontent among many who previously appeared satisfied with existing arrangements.
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Sweden
Jap-A-Lac Furniture Rejuvenator Now in Stock
Get a can of Jap A Lac today at our Paint Department and see how well it rejuvenates an old chair or any piece of furniture badly marred. Available in all sizes from 15 cents to $2.50.
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C.H. Bowen, Jereter
Optician
Tam O’shanter Society
Nobile Venture
Ferndell Pare Foods
Huyler’s
Chase & Sanborn
Price
Allan & Murphy
Southern Pacific
Stronghear
Culpeper
Ponent
Saylor
Avril the
Curry Dry Goods Co
Poynter & Gancaster
Main and
Fairfax Streets
Rosa Baldwin
Shearer
Mexico
T. Strother
Scott
Stamper H Skin
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