Marjorie Gould Debuts in New York Society Scene
Miss Marjorie Gould daughter of George Gould and granddaughter of Jay Gould made her public debut at the Metropolitan opera house season opener. At 18 she blends beauty with strong interests in politics aviation and news topics, while maintaining athletic prowess in riding golf tennis and skating and fluent in French and German with knowledge of Italian and Spanish.
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Mrs Sage Grows a Noble Family Tree Chronicle
Genealogical record by William H. Wittemore traces Mrs Sage née Slocum to Montagu lines dating to the Norman era. It links Battle Abbey ties, Josselyn ancestry, and Miles Standish lineage through Amos Sage and the Slocums, noting connections to Mary Wortley Montague and the earls of Salisbury.
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Exclusion Laws Wipe Out Chinatown
Chinatown, once the city’s Chinese enclave with bustling tongs and laundries, is being deserted as an exodus accelerates. Exclusion laws and a faltering business climate push many toward repatriation to China, leaving scarce households, shuttered laundries, and fading sights once popular with visitors. Local opinion cites evolving policy, enforcement, and economic downturn as key drivers of the decline.
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Beatrice Mills Engaged to British Earl in London Cable
Beatrice Mills is engaged to Bernard Arthur William Patrick Hastings Forbes eighth Earl of Granard a royal favorite and royal master of the horse. The announcement confirms reports from September and notes the couple may wed soon in the United States due to religious differences. The earl sits in the House of Lords as Baron Granard and is 34, a Roman Catholic with a court appointment history.
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League of Death Formed in Servia Women Drill for Liberty
Belgrade reports a new corps of Servian women, part of the League of Death, pledging to fight for liberty or die. Recruits surge from all quarters in Kraguevatz, led by Lieut. Col. Kikelitch, with badges of red blue and white bearing a skull and crossbones. The unit includes married and single, peasants and merchants’ wives, and aims to stand in the firing line if needed. Servia expands its military resources with 87 volunteers, 400,000,000 rounds of ammunition, 300,000 rifles, 72 batteries of artillery, and French quick-firing guns arriving via Salonika.
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Don't Marry The Wrong Kind Says Miss Sowney Party
At a Philadelphia affair celebrating her divorce Miss Anna Sowney circulated a list of matrimonial "dont's" for brides to be. The guidance warns against Italian or French husbands unless of those races, and cautions against musicians and thin or overly passionate men, urging instead a robust partner. The notes were attached to a memory token at the dining table as guests congratulated her.
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Fort Ticonderoga to Rise as Summer Home of Mrs Pell
New York reports that Fort Ticonderoga will be rebuilt and preserved as a summer home for Mrs. S. H. P. Pell. The project includes finishing the West barracks as a museum by next July for Champlain tercentenary celebrations. The Pell family has owned the site nearly a century and restoration is led by Col. Robert M. Thompson. The fort, a Hudson valley key, sits between Lake Champlain and Lake George and has a history from Mound builder defense to colonial conquest and revolutionary siege.
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Treasure find on beach sparks coin rush near Eastport
Silver dollars of the 1800 mintage wash ashore along the Eastport Long Island coastline attracting many beachcombers. A century-old shipwreck is believed to have spilled the treasure as storms loosened the hull remnants and freed the coins. Clarence Jayne first spotted a coin, prompting a beachwide scramble among locals claiming the cache could fetch high prices from collectors. Also, Capt. John Hennessey of Long Branch to receive a U.S. government medal for heroism rescuing three sailors after a violent storm fifteen years ago.
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Wake marks Kangley end of corporate life in Illinois
Kangley residents held a wake like farewell party at the town hall with local talent, banquet, and ball as the mining village closes down its last coal operation. The 500 population and four mines dwindled as industry left, leaving old residents gloomy yet festive in a final communal sendoff. Mules from the last mine were moved from the shaft, signaling the end, and the village may vanish into cornfields within a year.
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Professional Cards for Atlantic Real Estate and Probate Law
Professional cards advertise abstracts opinions titles real estate and probate law services at the corner of Dth and Chestnut Streets in Atlantic Iowa.
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Miller Contact Details for Sulte 2 Musson Building
G. R. Miller lists Sulte 2 in the Gillespie Building at Musson. Office phone 396 and Atlantis contact included for inquiries.
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B. Swan Villa drawn and probated probate practice specialty
B. Swan villa drawn and probated with reports for administrators and guardians and their appointments secured. Probate practice described as a specialty in general law business transacted by Atlantic.
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