Mary Harriman Weds Sculptor Rumsey After Belmont Park Race
The article details Mary Harriman, daughter of E. H. Harriman, marrying Charles Cary Rumsey, a Harvard and Beaux Arts trained sculptor from Buffalo. It recounts the private Belmont Park race where Rumsey rode Harriman’s horse to victory amid rain and mud, their courtship at Meadow Brook, Arden estate commissions, Rumsey’s artistic career in Paris and New York, and Harriman family mourning influencing the quiet nuptials.
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Mary Harriman
Charles Cary Rumsey
New York
Buffalo
Mr. Belmont
Miss Harriman
BE. H. Harriman
Mr. Rumsey
John D. Rockefeller
New York City
Young Rumsey
Bronson Rumsey
Charles Rumsey
Harvard
Institute of 1770
Porcelain Club
Hasty Pudding
College Rumsey
Paris
Beaux Arts
France
Rumsey
Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Mary
Rumegey
Laurence D. Rumsey
Meadow Brook
L. I
East Fifty-ninth Street
Park and
Madison Avenues
Harrimans
Mr. Harriman
Arden
N. Y
Hoth
Riman
Charles Goodyear
Desert
Harrimian
Trumbull Cary
Thomas Cary
Charles Cary
George Cary
Seward Cary
Charles Rumeey
Robert L. Gerry
Carol
W. A. Harriman
Roland Harriman
Steps Hastened by Love at the Gate
A woman races through a depot gate pursued by Bill Gibson the gateman. He allows her through claiming rules, while he muses on her marital status. A train arrives revealing her excitement to meet a hoped for husband or suitor, while she clutches a brindle bulldog on the platform.
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Bill Gibson
Gibson
Mebby
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Better Still. Doctor Says Foods Unfit. Friend Teases Change
The speaker cites diet advice from a doctor about what they should not eat. A friend teases by suggesting a change in the bill of fare. The exchange ends with the speaker insisting on changing doctors.
Flynn Captures First Base For Pittsburg Bunch
Fred Clarke kept his baseball plans steady by replacing Alstein with Jack Flynn from St Paul. Flynn has strengthened the Pittsburg lineup, covering first base and driving in runs, while Alstein struggles with the St Louis Browns. The article also recalls historic losing streaks, pennants, and the evolving rosters across major and minor leagues amid a hot race to finish.
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Fred Clarke
Alstein
Jack Flynn
St. Paul
Flynn
Clarke
At. Paul
Pittsburg
Patrick Gillespie
Carbondale
New York Giants
Gotham
New York
Giants
Polo Grounds
Gillespie
Lelivelt Sent to Minneapolis for Refinement by Detroit
Pitcher William Lelivelt, acquired by Detroit from Mobile, has been dispatched by Manager Jonninga to Minneapolis to trim rough edges and improve command before joining the squad.
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William Lelivelt
Detroit
Saat Aeagoh
Jonninga
Minneapolis
Make Batters Hit Bad Ones Says Doc White
Doc White argues that pitching is a psychology of mixing pitches to disrupt batters. Control and study of each hitter are vital, with success coming from varied, unexpected deliveries rather than sheer speed or strikeouts.
May Get Back to Majors
Two pitchers who flopped with the National league last season, Tom Hughes and Jesse Tannehill, are again pitching well in the American Association for Jon Cantillon and may draw major league interest next year. Teams needing pitching in the majors will consider veterans who show form all season, as they may have a stronger chance than some young players to return to fast company.
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Diamond
Northern Association
al Tearney
Tom Lynch
Lynch
Umps
Burton
Sam
Tom Hughes
Jesse Tannehill
American Association
Jon Cantillon
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Jim Delebanty
Owen Bush
Tyron Cobb
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Doc” White
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