Back to Denmark to Be a Countess
Sylvia W. Pio, a Chicago civil service employee, sails to Denmark to wed Count Knuthburg from a prominent Danish family. They met in Miami in January. the count sought her mother’s consent and later Danish royal approval, inviting her to join the Danish court in Copenhagen. Louis Albert Francis Pio helped found the Danish liberal party and promoted a Scandinavian Florida colony named White City before dying in Chicago in 1894.
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Chicago
Sylvia W. Pio
Civil Service Department
Denmark
Count Knuthburg
Miami
Fla
Pio
Louis Albert Francis Pio
Sylvia
Christian
Florida
White City
Pushing Space Telegraphy Advances In Long Island Tests
The U S coast and geodetic survey continues delicate wireless telegraphy experiments at the Marconi station in Sagaponack Long Island to determine longitude with improved chronometer timing. Pfund heads to Alaska to install stations. navy eyed San Francisco harbor tests. experiments planned between Washington and Annapolis as naval vessels carry longer masts for trials.
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New York
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Marconi
Sagaponack
Long Island
Nantucket Island
Alaska
Richard Pfund
Fort Gibbon
Bates Rapids
United States Signal Corps
Navy Department
San Francisco Harbor
Signal Corps
Army
Washington
Annapolis
Navy
Like Days of Knighthood in Virginia Courtyard
Richmond, July 13. Miss Nellie Gordon, daughter of John W. Gordon, visited the Wise home near Cape Charlies with Virginia Military Institute cadets as guests. In a test of attentions she tossed her bonnet into the Chesapeake bay, provoking a scene described as worthy of romantic days.
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Richmond
Kiptopeke Club
John
New York
Virginia
Cape Charlies
Nellie Gordon
John W. Gordon
Wise
Chesapeake Bay
Virginia Military Institute
Gallant Cadet Swims for Bonnet in Bay Rescue
Cadet Garland Mourning of Louisville Kentucky leaps into the bay to save a young lady’s bonnet tossed from a boat. He retrieves the bonnet before it sinks and returns it with a kiss and a smile as onlookers cheer. The swift act occurs in summer attire and under nautical playfulness. The incident ends with Mourning back on the vessel.
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Garland
Louisville
C. D. Wingfield
Bigger man than Teddy Odell loom in New York race
James P. McGovern of New York argues Odell could dominate the 1924 Republican nomination if he wins the New York governorship this fall. He labels Odell stronger and more independent than Roosevelt, praising his straightforward administration and defiance of party managers. McGovern is a New York political figure and lieutenant of Judge Daniel F. McMahon of Tammany Hall.
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Montreal
Quebec
Odell
New York
Roosevelt
New York State
James P. McGovern
New York City
Daniel F. McMahon
Tammany Hall
Marry in haste ends in divorce suit for Nashville widow
Mrs Kate Hutchinson of Nashville files for divorce from Henry T Elliott claiming they wed April 8 at Union Station after answering a Chicago newspaper ad for a wife. She says he left June 2 1902 and later lived in Michigan Indiana and Rogan Arkansas where another wife resides. Elliott reportedly has no legal separation from that wife. Mrs Hutchinson is widow of Robert H Hutchinson, late president of the National Sick and Accident association who died in a runaway accident leaving a fortune.
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Nashville
Tenn
Union Station
Kate Hutchinson
Henry T. Elliott
Chicago
Michigan
Ind
Rogan
Ark
Elliott
Robert H. Hutchinson
National Sick and Accident Association
Long-Lost Daughter Case: Nathan Finds Motive in Kidnapping Tale
Nicholas Nathanson of Hoboken believes Ethel Green Blum in Aurora is his daughter Mary kidnapped years ago. Church records and Major Green’s statements once persuaded him otherwise, but a Chicago visit and attorney review renew belief. If proven kidnapped, the girl could be adopted and become heir to Nathanson’s wealth.
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Aurora, Ill
Nicholas Nathan
Hoboken
N. J
Aurora
Ethel Green Blum
Mary
Nathan
Mrs Browne heads to Yellowstone Park for two weeks
Special correspondence from Fort Benton notes Mrs OD Browne left on Saturday for Yellowstone park to tour for two or three weeks with her sister Mrs Van Hook of Helena. Nina Culbertson hosted a large group of friends for her 9th birthday. A J Leeds and his mother, formerly of Fort Benton, are in town from Michigan City Indiana. The Hon J F Patterson returned from Helena yesterday and went out to the countryside.
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Standard
Fort Benton
OD. Browne
Yellowstone Park
van Hook
Helena
Nina Culbertson
Michigan City
Ind
J. F. Patterson
Local Social Notes Highlight Residency, Travel and Marriage
Recent health update on rancher bedridden for three weeks under physician orders. Nora Sullivan returned from a western trip. Georgie Kelley home from Notre Dame. L. C. Leonard and Mabel Shane wed at the Methodist church with Rev Vans Orsdale and Rev Cunningham officiating. Leonard opens a Kendall drug store after leaving Randall Drug. Egan sisters from Missouri visit Mrs James Bartley.
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Nora Sullivan
Georgie Kelley
Notre Dame
Ind
L. C. Leonard
Mabel Shane
Messrs van Orsdale and
Cunningham
Methodist Church
Bozeman Society Report Highlights Local Social Life
Special Correspondence notes few social events in Bozeman with a Fourth of July party hosted by Mr and Mrs Burr Fisher and a Ladies auxiliary gathering hosted by Mrs A K Stanton. It lists regional camps planned, marriages, and residents traveling or visiting, including Josephine J. Bisbee's marriage in town, and various residents visiting St Paul and Duluth.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Burr Fisher
Charles Ruffner
George P. Dier
A. K. Stanton
C. M. Thorpe
George D. Pease
Middle Creek Canyon
Walter Cooper
L.&. Storrs
F. W. Traphagen
West Gallatin Canyon
Josephine J. Bisbee
St. Louis
John L. Carson
Butte
Henry James
M. EF
Cantwell
Calvin
Maj
W. W. Alderson
Avant Courier
Washington, D. C
W. M. Nevitt
Duluth
Lake Superior Points
Inez Brown
Great Falls
J. J. Kelley
Brooks
Pittsburg
W. W. Livingston
Mamie Baird
Spokane
Wash
W. W. D. Turner
W. J. Fransham
St. Paul
Dr. Pampel
Dr. Dean
Gus Ledrick
Misses Chambers
Livingston
A. M. Maxeiier
Minnie Conrow
A. A. Braten
W. PD
Red Lodge
Emma Johnson
Hicago
George R. Safley
Granite News Roundup Reflects Local Travels and Events
Mrs. Ed Fox visits Missoula while A Johnsons tour Minneapolis. James Stirling goes to Butte and Bruce Archibald heads to California. St Peters guild repairs church. Iver Walden injured at Granite mine. Birth announced for William Willoughby’s son. Co F Martin leaves for St Louis for health. Augusta Trask visits Deer Lodge and Columbia lodge. Mrs. Pierce and daughter visit Granite.
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Standard Granite
Ed Fox
Missoula
A. Johnson
Minneapolis
Minn
James Stirling
Butte
Bruce Archibald
California
St. Peter's Guild
L. Hirschkowitz
Henela
Enderlein
William and
Emmanuel Enderlein
Missouri
Iver Walden
William Willoughby
J. B. Harris
Kansas City
Co. F. Martin
St. Louis
Augusta Trask
Deer Lodge
Columbia Lodge
Trask
M. L. Hafner
R. Trebilcox
F. C. Pierce
Granite
Declines Across The London Stock Exchange Last Week
The settlement adjustment and speculative rise expectations, plus weak general demand, pressured prices. Traders admitted net gold sales and a cautious mood persisted into the weekend as investors avoided covering loans and securities, with banks again supplying funds to meet settlement and loan installments.
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London
Stock Exchange
The followin to want ads Butte office o J. T. (a) Girl Wanted
The text notes a stock exchange settlement due and Paris buying gold in London. It reports no large gold inflow for France as Paris absorbs market interest and American arrivals remain light. Railway securities are steady with optimism, Industrials quiet, and South African stocks weak.
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Stock Exchange
Paris
London
France
Berlin Stock Market Holds Steady Amid Mixed Demand
Berlin July 13 The boerse shows a stable overall profile with weakness in most sectors except domestic government securities which rise on easier money and English buying. Industrials stay lifeless with electrical shares the weakest while North German line and Hamburg American recover slightly. Irons edge lower despite large U.S. purchases and strong trade in Silesia. Domestic bank stocks remain dull and marginally down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Boerse
Hamburg-American Steam Packet Company
Hamburg
Bremen
Silesia
Polish agricultural societies seek direct American machinery
A Warsaw dispatch reports Poland's agricultural societies negotiating directly with American manufacturers to buy machinery, excluding German middlemen. The move is seen as an effort by Americans to supplant German manufacturers, with several newspapers publishing the dispatch as illustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Warsaw
Agricultural Societies of
Poland
Storage! Storage! Finest storage in the city
The Butt Exchange Furniture Co announces a move to the five story brick store at 2 W Broadway formerly Kennedy Furniture. Three floors offer exclusive storage for furniture with options to buy sell exchange pack ship and store. J Chauvin, manager.
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Colorado
North
Alabama
Iowa
South
Idaho
Dakota
California
Second
Colorado Street
Wyoming
W. Broadway
Kennedy Furniture Company
Butt
Exchange Furniture Co
J. Chauvin
Noted medium Ane W Park in Butte reads cards
The most noted medium Ane W Park of Butte offers card readings at 168 Idaho Street in Butte. The listing highlights her fame and location, suggesting availability for consultations or sessions.
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Silver Bowl Park
North Pacific Addition
Idaho St
Granite St
Excelsior
Reynolds & M' Dowell
Broadway
Butte
Mazie
S. Idaho
Mme. Guy
Ane W. Park
Idaho
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United States
Experi
Moting Wireless System
COE
oUmission
Bank of Commerce Bldg
Minneapolis, Minn
Nat'l and State Banks
Anaconda
E. Park St
A. J. Clark
New York Tock Exchange
Telephone
Butte Hotel Stock Exchange
Teddy
Kate Elliott
Hetresas of
Nicho
Las Nathan
Fort Benton Society
Hall Bros
E. Broadway
Northwest
Bozeman Society
J. T
Byne. Co
Mont
A. J. Greenough
Clinton
Stroud
St. James’ Hospital
P. O
H. E
Cook
St. Clare's Hospital
Fort Benton, Mont
Pacific Coast Iron & Metal Co
Platinum
Eighth St
Table Board
Montana Transfer CO
Tel
W. J. Christie
Continental Oil Co
W. Vineyard
A. Birthright
W. Edwy
Megr
Montana
Porphyry
East Broadway
West Side
Excelsior Avenue
North Main Street
West Quartz Street
Quartz
St. Paul's Hospital
Western Iron Works
Granite Street
Galena Street
Slemons & Booth
Jackman & Armitage CO
N. E. Corner Main and
Dickinson & Cannon
Stevensville
Silver St
Bath
City
Crystal St
Passmore & CO
Ravalli
Lst
George F. Brooks
Ravalli Abstract Co
Hamilton
F. H
N. Main St
Meaderville
Salfe—Real Estate
W. Park At
Dora Bik
W. Park, Butte Hotel
Oxford-Corner
Aingle
En Sulte
W. Silver
Poat
Park
Barnard Bik
E. Park Ave
Park, Anaconda
Galena
T. W. Hayes
Sixth St
Ananda
Park, Butte
E. Park
Utah
W. Galena
Ash
W. Park, Butte
W. Park
E. Park, Anaconda
Reynolds & McDowell
Electric Light and Gas
Broadway and
Main
Curtis” x Majors
G. E. Daily
M. J. Connell Co
Nor-Vell Company
Harbour
Butte, Mont
W. Park and Alabama
M. E. Mayer
N. Montana
McLure Bros
Reliable Assay
N. Main
George H. Lee
Fitzpatrick & Lewis
Wyoming St
John R. Bapty
Hamilton St
THOS
BUG +Y
CcieMist
West Park
M. Paumie
Bette
Courtnay Ros Wilk Ranch
Conttnat
South Butte
Inquire Montane Liquor Co
Kimball
M. T. Somerville
Sherman
Fiano
E. Parkat, Putte
Ed Lannen
Bearmouth
Granite County
Waldeck
W. Pork
Phaeton
Fourth St
Dakota #1
R. Butter
Montana St. Butte
Jones
Broadway Butte
Hutte
Waldeck Investment "Co
W. Park Et
Citi
Bailey & Mink
Bpartner
Care ‘Standard
Utah Ave
Jacob Helwig
Hamilton, Mont
Butte Chattel Mortgage Co
Montana Chatte! Mortgage Co
Clark Kidg
Davenport & Kimball
Butta
SIM. E. L. More
E . Park At
SEC
Park St
Gsof
E. McNamara
Withington
Palmist
Aurist
T. A. Grigg
Hazel
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