London Page And Family Popular In Town Daily
The article discusses the popular Page family in London during September, noting social gatherings at the embassy circle, new plays attracting American visitors, and plans for elegant teas and intellectual events. It highlights the Pages as central to autumn social life and mentions the embassy’s aristocratic setting and expectations for entertaining guests.
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London
Sarah Contin
Vwillionaires Star
Bredtie Aban
Lowen
The Smash-Up Between Oliver and Valora at the Mill
A rural tale unfolds with Oliver and Valora in a strained wedding tension at a mill. A dangerous wreck interrupts plans as an accident tests loyalties and prompts hospital aid while Old Steve Kinnevil plots a risky farm venture and family tensions simmer around a hotel scene.
Pegoud Flies Upside Down in Daring Monoplane Feats
Readable captions describe Pegoud performing aerobatic stunts in a monoplane, flying inverted and at steep angles while crowds watch in awe. The brief notes highlight the daring nature of his aerial feats and the peril faced by the aviator.
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Joop
Feure
Fragmented plea on longing and vows in a hidden note
An unclear stream of text reveals a speaker describing a journey on a long road, recalling a wavering memory of a woman and a desire for companionship. The passage hints at longing, a failed communication, and a promise or consideration of marriage, though exact details are obscured.
Death of notable horsewoman shocks Silver Spring crowd
Mrs George Getty, famed horsewoman and wife of a wealthy farmer, was killed instantly when her horse bolted near her home in Silver Spring Maryland. Her 11 year old daughter Mildred escaped unharmed. The victim, in her early sixties, was a celebrated figure in local equestrian circles and linked to President Cleveland through family ties.
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Silver Spring
George Getty
Mildred
Ebiele
Ohre Boman
Cleveland
Joseph Burr
Rockefeller's Modest Example from Leshes
A Cleveland report describes John D. Rockefeller attending a Baptist Sunday School with his wife and planning a quiet celebration for a birthday anniversary. The piece contrasts public wealth with Rockefeller’s modest lifestyle and charitable deeds, noting critics view lavish displays with skepticism while his benevolence remains largely private.
Language usage and kerosene consumption noted
A fragment notes various language speakers by country or group and an entry on global kerosene consumption. It lists English, German, French, Spanish, and others with approximate speaker counts and mentions a figure of over one million gallons of kerosene consumed daily worldwide.
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Sanda
Portagmeng
Journalism program begins at University of Georgia
Athens September 29. Professor Vanford back from Europe teaches the first class in journalism ever offered at the University of Georgia. The board of trustees discussed establishing a dedicated journalism department as a special school, but no decisive action was taken yet. Professor Sanford has started work in the English department on a journalism class.
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Athens
Vanford
Europe
University of Georgia
Thia
Sanford
Forged Nun's Name And Cashed Check At Baltimore Bank
Baltimore September confession from Thorais V Warthen 52 a bank supervisor admitted forging Sister Orndorff s name treasurer of a Catholic girls seminary at Freemitsburg Md to cash a 5300 check. He used the funds in stock speculation and only learned of the loss when Sister Orndorff drawn a 44000 check found insufficient funds. Warthen had been with the bank six months.
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Baltimore
Thorais
Warthen
Balanang Gerk
National Exchange Bank of Baltimore
B Orndor
Fmettsburg
Orndorff
Gepost
Wolf King of Verdi’s Early Years Cursed by Landlord
In a Pulitzers Magazine account the tale follows a spectral wolf figure amid Verdi’s youth as a legendary musician who arouses fear and ridicule. The landlord’s reaction to the creature foreshadows Verdi’s future fame while the family’s debts underline hardship before his ascent to music publishers.
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Verdi
Pulitzers Magazine
Diplomatic Shake Up Opens New Legation Post
A report notes a shake up in the diplomatic corps with Wr Collier appointed secretary of legation. Collier arrives at Quatema la City on the day of a recent quake sequence and prepares to report to the host for Gods country. The piece also contrasts perceptions of women and men, noting women talk much without saying much.
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Meya Repupican
Collier
Quatemala City
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Roxburghes Revel Over Eugenic Baby And Duchesses Dance
A Roxburgh family friend reports a joyful scene surrounding the newborn heir. The duke is pleased and the queen approves the duchess, while photographers scramble for portraits. Doctors monitor the infant’s health as tabloids debate appearances.
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London
Roxburghes
Almas
Fee
Old fashioned room for young Morgan at Harvard dorm
Cambridge September 29. Juan S Morgan son of J P Morgan has deserted his expensive quarters in Berk Hall Harvard for an old fashioned room in Hollis Hall. The room lacks bathroom facilities, elevator or private amenities, and Morgan follows a senior year Harvard tradition by sacrificing comforts others enjoy. Nearby seniors are pictured as working through college.
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Cambridge Mase
Juan S Morgan
J P Morgan
Berk Hall
Harvard
Hollis Hall
Mr Morgan
Young Morgan
Gloves for Fall Seen In Demand Across Colors and Lengths
The Dry Goody Economist notes a strong fall gloves season with chamois lisle and chamois suede styles leading demand. Natural chamois colors, white embroidered with black, and cashmere blends are widely distributed. Long gloves remain popular, though most gains are modest, with white in demand.
Pope Pius Strengthens Health and Crowds in Rome
In Rome on September 29 Pope Pius expressed improved health and strength. He spoke to a group of pilgrims and appeared noticeably stronger as he addressed the gathering, signaling renewed vitality for the papal see.
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Pope Pius
Rome
Murder in Chicago linked to Mrs Rexroat case shocks city
Everett Rexroat, a Macomb county farmer, is tied to a Chicago murder of dancing teacher Mrs Rexroat. A coroner’s jury heard testimony about Mrs Rexroat’s life and acquaintances but failed to identify the killer. Police seek a Mr Spencer, a pupil in Mrs Rexroat’s class, believed key to unraveling the case. A hair clue and a Chicago baggage reveal hint at a flight from the scene. A Wheaton resident witnessed the train seating arrangements, adding to the mystery. The inquest adjourned to allow more evidence.
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Diz
Valle
Bnd
Mike Hee
Dixon
Steves
Edo
Sou
Evalora
Mike
Tom
Ani
Tulora
Oliver
Yvell
Olver
Chicago
Everett A Rexroat
Macomb County
Allison Revroat
Warne
Mra Rexreat
Allison
Wayne
Spencer
Vicker TL Jonasten
Revroat
Mra Rexroat
Mire
Goodman
Wheaton
Mra Hexroat
Yael
Macomb
Omr
Wr Spencer
English suffragettes destroy golf links at Yarmouth
Militant suffragettes from England set fire to a golf links area in Yarmouth on September 24 destroying greens and altering the course. Police investigated as arson squads were suspected and local authorities condemned the act while women’s rights groups denied involvement.
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Yarmouth
England
Eczema Sufferer Credits Resinol Cure After 25 Years
Philadelphia reader Mrs GC Hellmuth describes a 25 year battle with eczema. She details constant itching pain and sleepless nights until using one jar of Resinol Ointment and one cake of Resinol Soap, after which her face cleared and she could confidently go outside. The letter promotes Resinol products and offers a free trial from Resinol Baltimore Maryland.
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Philadelphia
Cerema
Hellmuth
Appletree St
Virs
Baltimore Md
Vandalism at Municipal Golf Links and Timber Yard Fire
Report describes attackers destroying greens at the municipal golf course with acid and leaving a confession. A note claimed the timber yard was set on fire, referring to a prior Friday that caused 176,4000 dollars in lumber losses.
Dr C E Michel Dead In St Louis At Age Six
Dr Charles Eugenes Michel, a physician and former Confederate army surgeon who attended General Albert Sidney Johnson at his mortally wounding, died of heart disease at his St Louis home today. He was aged six.
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C. E. Michel
St Louis
Charles Eugenes Michel
Albert Sidney Johnson
Eighth Ward Alderman Hopeful Responds to Owens Letter
A candidate for Alderman, a resident of the Eighth Ward, disputes an Owens Meeting report and cites a petition urging former Alderman Hancock’s candidacy. He emphasizes his lifelong Atlanta roots, two-year ward residence, and vow to represent both the city and the ward if nominated.
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John S. Owens
Owens
Mayson
A. J. West
Eighth Ward
Atlanta
General Council
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Liste
Endteed
Vesk
Tidora Oliver
Steve Kinnevil
Pegoud
Pregood
Rockefeller
Modest Eample
Leshes
John de Rockefeller
Rocky Teller
Wes
Ora
Keely
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
California
Utah
Montana
Canadian
Northwest
H. H. Hunt
Nenb
Resino
Saya
Rogers
Rogers Foods
Pillsbury’s
Pillsbury
Piedmont
W. A. Hancock
A. H. van Dyke
Alex W. Smith
Alex W. Smith, Jr
Victor Lamar Smith
R. M. Walker
W. D. Ellis, Jr
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