George Ade to Marry Daughter of Tom Taggart
Paris reports humorist George Ade to wed Miss Lucy Taggart of Indianapolis daughter of Tom Taggart chairman of the Democratic national committee. The couple, longtime sweethearts, returned from a continent wide trip and are summering with Booth Tarkington at a villa near Saint Germain.
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George Ade
Tom Taggart
Paris
Cupid
Lucy Taggart
Indianapolis
France
Ade
Miss Taggart
Booth Tarkington
St. Germain
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Head Waiter as His Guest at Denver Mansion
Thomas Gay, head waiter of the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York, stayed a week as a guest at financier David H. Moffatt’s Denver home. They traveled the Moffatt road and shared memories of their 40 year friendship before Gay returned to New York.
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David H. Moffatt
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Denver Mansion
Denver
Col
Thomas Gay
Fifth Avenue
New York
Moffatt
Mr. Moffatt
Moffatt Road
Gay
Grafton Cushing Called Newport's Eligible Bachelor
Newport gossip declares Grafton D. Cushing of Boston and Groton the season’s premier single man. The well regarded instructor, admired for height and a classic profile, is noted as heart free, with Newport society projecting a match as autumn nears and romance in the air.
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Grafton Cushing
Newport
Grafton D. Cushing
Boston
Groton
King of Cambodia Snubs American Summer Fashion
His Majesty Sisowath of Cambodia complains that girls wear too many clothes referencing Paris fashion. The piece notes the craze for minimal dress among modern summer girls, including hats gloves long sleeves and veils being dropped and the rise of short sleeves and lightweight outfits with exposed ankles and socks.
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Cambodia
Sisawath
Paris
Contented woman found at last in New Zealand
A contented woman has been found in New Zealand according to Lady Ward wife of the premier. She notes equal franchise rights with men and discusses women’s roles in law medicine arts and employment with domestic help as a challenge in English speaking countries.
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New Zealand
Lady Ward
Senator W Murray Crane to Wed Miss Josephine Boardman
United States Senator Winthrop Murray Crane of Massachusetts will marry Miss Josephine Boardman of Washington tomorrow. The Manchester-by-the-Sea home of the Boardmans, overlooking the Essex County Club, awaits a small guest list for what is billed as the week’s event on the North Shore. The couple plans an extended tour abroad after the wedding. Miss Boardman, a diplomatic favorite with fluency in French and German, is connected to prominent society and Red Cross circles through her sister Miss Mabel Boardman.
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United States
Winthrop Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Josephine Boardman
Washington
Boardmans
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Wyndcliffe
Essex County Club
North Shore
Europe
Mabel Boardman
The
Red Cross
Miss Boardman
New York
Nicholas Longworth
Ex-Secretary Gage Leaves Finance for Theosophy Colony
Lyman J. Gage, former U S Treasury Secretary, abandons finance to join Katherine Tingley’s Theosophy colony at Point Loma, California. He says a sleep‑vision commanded the move, joining a group long linked to Chicago Washington and New York circles and aiming to live a life of unselfish devotion.
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Katherine Tingley
Point Loma
California
Chicago
Washington
New York
Lyman J. Gage
Treasury
Mme. Tingley
Point Loma Colony
Mr. Gage
Haakon and Kaiser William Meet in Trondhjem
Emperor William arrives in Trondhjem aboard the Hamburg and is greeted by King Haakon and Queen Maud. The monarchs share embraces and spend time in the state cabin before a palace visit. The Crown Prince Olaf is presented to the German leader and a gala dinner follows.
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Trondhjem
Norway
William
Hamburg
Haakon
Maud
Olaf
Goulds Offer Boni Alimony in Custody Standoff
Paris July 8 At a Gould family conference the Goulds propose to pay all Count Bonis debts and grant 20000 francs yearly alimony if the children stay under exclusive countess control. The count accepts money but rejects exclusive custody. A further conference will decide the final terms under French law which favors the count in custody matters.
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Paris
Gould
Goulds
Count Bonit
Count Boni Faces Crises After Election Invalidated
Paris July 8 Count Boni de Castellano confronts a severe political and financial crisis as the Chamber of Deputies invalidates his election forcing a second vote. He risks ruin without funds and a son to help, while he faces two duels and vows revenge against his enemies.
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Paris
Count Boni de Castellano
Chamber of Deputies
Count Boni
Waldorf Astor to Spend Honeymoon in Newport
Waldorf Astor son of William Waldorf Astor of London arrives in New York with his bride Mrs Nannie Lainghorne Bhaw of Virginia. The couple plan a honeymoon through Maine and Virginia before returning to Newport to begin married life.
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New York
Waldorf Astor
William Waldorf Astor
London
Celtic
Nannie Lainghorne Bhaw
Virginia
Astor
Maine
Revere Officials Ban Sunday Sports at Oak Island Grove
Chairman Benjamin Keeping of the Revere Board of Selectmen announces no sports or games will be held in Revere on Sundays. He requests publication in the Post to affirm that the Sabbath will not be desecrated at Oak Island Grove or elsewhere in Revere.
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Revere
Oak Island Grove
Benjamin Keeping
Board of Selectmen
Women Win Certificates in State Pharmacy Exam
Four of 23 successful applicants for pharmacy certificates are women. May C. Gorman 21 from Marlboro, Helen Lt. Hoar from Amherst and Smith College alumna, Henrietta Burden wife of druggist Richard M. Burden, and Florence M. Reilly of New Bedford passed the State Board exam. They mark the first admittees since the new pharmacopeia.
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State Board of Pharmacy
May C. Gorman
Marlboro
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Helen Lt. Hoar
Amherst
Smith College
Hoar
Henrietta Burden
Richard M. Burden
Hanover Street
Lightning Killed Babe at Its Mother's Breast
In Denver on July 8 a 3 month old baby of Ira T. Hall was struck dead by lightning as the dairyman and his wife Florence returned from Bowes Lake with six companions. The mother carried the child for miles unaware of the fatality. the horse pulling the buggy was stunned, yet the journey continued.
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Denver
Ira T. Hall
Hall
Florence
Bowes Lake
Ruby Farm
Mrs. Julian C. Cutler Dies in New Hampshire
Mrs. Julian C. Cutler of 8 Benham Street Medford Hillside died at Franconia New Hampshire yesterday after a lingering illness. She was wife of Julian C. Cutler head of the engraving department of the Boston Post. The couple had been visiting friends and her passing will shock many here.
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Julian C. Cutler
Benham Street
Medford
Hillside
The
Boston Post
Franconia
N. H
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