President McKinley hosts Ohio Society dinner in New York
The Ohio Society of New York held its fourteenth annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria with over 400 guests including William McKinley. McKinley spoke on expansion and Philippines policy, praised opponents as weaklings, and urged canal building from coast to coast with no foreign entanglements.
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Waldorf-Astoria
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United States
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Thorpe K. Nash
Leo P. Morton Cornelius N. Bliss
Hanna
Timothy L. Woodruff
McKinley
Abner McKinley
Rixey
Washington
Far East
George Ek Yedman
Kentucky
New York Tribune
Pravyny
Opa
Lincoln
Adams
Jefferson
Abrahan Lincoln
No Imperialism Nosire: Chief urges sober verdict on policy
The chief magistrate warns against imperialism, calling for calm, unified action. He states the nation faces grave trials and must choose between doing and desertion, insisting liberty and justice require persistence, strength in unity, and faith in free government as the path for new possessions. Rhodes to sail for England March 4 with Cape Town news.
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Eugland
MISS SWAN ENGAGEMENT Cited In Smart Set Gossip
Washington New York and Newport set discuss Miss Tarura Titterson Swan’s engagement to Yanage WS. She is daughter of Mrs. Sidney Turner Bagan and former Baltimore socialite tied to Elisha Dyer Jr. The piece recounts Swan family ties, past divorces, and the social orbit around prominent figures.
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Mies
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Donnell Swan
Laura
William Turner
Virginia
Colonel Bonaparte
Patterson
Jerome Bonaparte
Jack Astor
Hamilton Fish Webster
Francs
Dyer
Bradley Martin
The General's Wife Lady Methuen in War News
Lady Methuen, wife of General Gord Methuen, endures bitter reports from South Africa. She is described as young and handsome, from the Sanford family of Nynehead Court, with connections to Somerset. Corsham Court remains the family seat and site of hospitality amid his absences.
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Nynehead Court
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There Goes a Woman and Her Dress Obsession
A Philadelphia Critic recounts a conversation about a woman who judges others by dress. The speaker argues that many men unfairly blame women for superficial traits, citing a tale of a funeral encounter where a mourner’s attire overshadowed grief.
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Temperature perils and a tale of misused medical care
A doctor recalls a case where a parent reported a child’s temperature as 108 degrees yet a hot poultice had been used incorrectly. The narrative shifts to advice on safe medical observation and a misdirected effort to blow lungs after bathing. It ends with a note on the U.S. Capitol’s construction materials and grand portico details.
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Short Lived Romance Ends in Divorce Suit
A Sioux City divorce suit begins as Melissa Burns Gibbs sues Frank Gibbs after a year of marriage. Gibbs, a former Harvard student, faced separation as his New York father cut off support. The couple lived apart following alleged ill treatment after moving west to work in Sioux City.
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