GQ Abroad Under Assumed Names
Ferdinand Pinney Earle travels to Paris with Miss Gertrude Buell Dunn under an assumed name and vows celibacy while they plan a major ethical epic on sex relations. Dunn, 26, once linked to Theodore Roosevelt's hunting party, accompanies him as a sister in this unconventional alliance.
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Paris
Julia Kuttner
Miss Dunn
California
Glenwood Springs
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Loeb
Denver
Farle’s troubled marriages reveal complex family ties
Fragmentary report notes Farle bearing children with multiple wives and a contentious divorce. The account hints at strained relationships and inheritance questions, with limited details on dates or locations. Further context from the original page would clarify the individuals involved and the legal implications.
Radical views surround Dunn departure with artist partner
Gertrude Buell Dunn, a city newspaper writer long known for radical sociological views, left for Europe as the mate of artist Ferdinand Phinney Harle. Friends recall her belief in mental marriage and equality in work, noting she pursued settlement work in New York before meeting Earle.
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Gertrude Buell Dunn
Boston
Ferdinand *Inney Earle
Europe
Ferdinand Phinney Harle
Miss Dunn
New York
Earle
Cruisers Sail to Join Fleet at Hampton Roads
The scout cruisers Birmingham and Salem sailed from Charlestown navy yard yesterday afternoon to join the battleship fleet off Hampton Roads for annual target practice and later Fulton centenary exercises. They will return to the navy yard October 1.
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Birmingham
Salem
Charlestown Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Navy Yard
Fall fashion notes from the season's millinery and gowns
The piece surveys current styles with white linen coats, black and white millinery, rose pink veiled with net lace, and a revived sash. It notes moderate Psyche knots, white coat sweaters, and a shift away from gray coats. Green taffeta sunshades, bead embroidered lingerie slippers, mauve paraso l designs, jaunt y tailored suits, collarless bodices, neck health, and long flat pockets on hems.
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Copenhagen
Directoire
Rodgers to Lead Naval War College at Newport
Rear Admiral Raymond Perry Rodgers is set to relieve commandant Rear Admiral John P. Merrell as head of the Naval War College in Newport Rhode Island on October 1. George Tucker of Boston will lecture mid month on the Monroe Doctrine.
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Newport
R. I
John P. Merrell
Naval Station
Naval War College
Raymond Perry Rodgers
Europe
George Tucker
Boston
The
War College
The Cheapest Fat Reducer Is the Best
A 75 cent Marmola Prescription Tab offers fast fat reduction with little effort. Taken after meals and at night it claims weight loss up to a pound daily, while promising pleasant taste and no exercise or diet. The tablets are sold as identical to Marmola Prescription and can be ordered by mail if local druggists are sold out.
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Marmola Company
Dept. 197
Detroit
New England Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Roosevelt's trophies here at Smithsonian unpacked
Scientists at the Smithsonian Institution are opening boxes from Colonel Roosevelt's African hunt. Skins are in good shape and stuffing won’t begin for two years. A notable find is a warty rat with two lips warts, never seen before in the country. Birds are preserved for later classification by African experts. the general collection includes rabbits ranging from jack rabbits to small, mouse-like specimens.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Roosevelt
Veteran prison guard retires after Bruhm escape inquiry
Thomas Clark, a veteran patrolman at the city prison, witnessed Clyde G. Bruhm's sensational escape and was among the two witnesses at the court of inquiry. His retirement application preceded the escape and is unrelated to the Bruhm episode.
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Thomas Clark
City
Clyde G. Bruhm
Bruhm
Saxonia Arrives in East Boston with 398 Passengers
The Cunarder Saxonia berthed in East Boston after a foggy harbor approach, logging 12 hours. The 398 passengers include Joseph De Camp, artist, and his wife Lady Channing of England with her maid, Professor Watson of Cambridge, Warren Winslow former port collector, Mrs. C. Van Brunt of Milton and maid, C. P. Greenrush Massachusetts bar member, and Rev. Samuel G. Babcock archdeacon and Mrs. Babcock.
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Saxonia
Boston
Joseph de Camp
Lady Channing
England
Professor Watson
Cambridge
Warren Winslow
C. van Brunt
Milton
Michigan Battleship Turned Over By Builders
The battleship Michigan was officially transferred to the U S government in Philadelphia. It had been damaged on a recent trial and sent back for repairs. Builders had 49 months allowed, with 2 months and 19 days left when turning over yesterday. Captain N R Usher will command and the ship stays at the navy yard until the crew is ready.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Michigan
United States
N. R. Usher
Navy Yard
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Nanna
Leo
Ida Lewis Sailor
Hamburg
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Hamburgs
Caragraph
FAS
DONS
Rodgers
NAVY
New Egland Conservatory OF Music
Grand Opera
Boston Opera House
Ralph L. Planders
Huntington Avenue
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