New Civil War Books at State Library
The Connecticut State Library received from Robert H. Kellogg a fifteen volume Civil War prisoners collection. It includes seven original photographs from Andersonville and works by Kellogg, Ransom, Davidson, Isham, Sprague, and others with annotations by Kellogg. Kellogg, a former Sixteenth Connecticut Volunteer sergeant major, was connected to Hartford figures and inspired the Andersonville Memorial's model.
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Robert H. Kellogg
Sixteenth
Connecticut Volunteers
Delaware
Ambhersonville
Macon
Mr. Kellogg
R. H. Kellogg
Mattyay Andersonville
A. & Hamlin
Andersonville
John L. Ransom
H. M. Davidson
24Th Independent Battery
N. ¥. Light Artillery
J. W. Merrill
A. B. Isham
13Th Infantryf
Eelment
Homer B. Sprague
Hartford
U. S. Senate
Harper's’ Ferry
U. S. Sanitary Commission
B. Jones
Anderson
Henry Wirt
Amdross Spencer
Alfred Ely
Richmond
Charles Lanman
Camp Chase and
Johnson’areland
Joe Barbiere
Henry Wire
U. S
Kellog
Frank Cheney
Manchester
BH. V. Preston
Andersonvide
Cheney
Capitol Grounds
Kellogg
Pasadena Arrival Notices and Local Social Updates
Mrs Robart R Wheeler and her niece Miss Dorix A Wheeler arrive in Pasadena staying at the Hotel Green. There is a special business meeting of the Evening Branch of the Rector's Guild of St George's tonight at 7 45. A surprise party was given for Charles A Riccio of 915 Nole Ave for his 50th birthday with over twenty guests. Mr and Mrs Daniel G Holmes announce the birth of a daughter Barbara Plake mat at Sundzeport hospital. Dorothy Breene is recovering from an accident while playing basketball with the Presley team Monday night.
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Robart R. Wheeler
Dorix A. Wheeler
D. Fairchild Wheeler
Pasadena
California
Hotel Grean
Rector’s Guild of
St. George's Church
Charles A. Riccio
Nole Ave
Dorothy BreeYe
Presley
Miss Breene
S V Club Entertains Friends at Brookside
The S V Club hosted a Saturday night dance at Brookside managed by N Cohen with East Side Harmony providing music. Recitations and solos followed between dances, with a late hour luncheon. Attendees included Miss Tillian Tornelio Miss Dorothy Goldstein Miss Sally Shapiro Miss Lii Han Courtney and many others.
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S. V. Club
Brookside
N. Cohen
East Side Harmony Orchestra
Jaincheon
Misa Tillian Tornelio
Dorothy Goldstein
Sally Shapiro
Lii- Han Courtney
Milas Beatrice Tatt
Misa Molly Prynn
Claire Mirenfald
Rosemary McDlron Wiss
Florence McEncrone
Misa Margaret Walsh
Misa Esther Mahones
Mabat Sherry
John Doyle
Thornton Bates
Carlton Bates
John Tornello
Donald Hurley
Mr. Cohen
Harold Gavette
Roy Rock
Addison Wright
Joseph Ocenner
Romeo Terrault
Ernest Leech
Earle Connelly
Name Changes Convenient in U S Promised by Law
New York March 12 One feature of life in the United States is that people can change their names as they wish with little legal bother. The article notes examples from history and fiction, discusses social reactions, and cites the NY state ruling confirming easy name changes while highlighting how friends and locals resist or resist changing familiar names like Welfare Island and the Bowery.
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New York
United States
Fife
Perfms
Lizzie Buzzari Wiith
Peter & Dull
New Yorks
Smith Versig United States Casualty Company
Vann
Honore de Ballace
Mesne Bergar
Lomanioos
Balzac
Voltaire
Molisse
Dante
Petrarch
Richelieu
Loyola
Erasmus
Linaeug
Napoleon
Bayer
Ansuma
Lou Tellegen
Isidor Louis Bernard A
Mund van Dominole
Sir Henry Irving
Tas
Prince of Whales
Edward VII
Broadribh
Artemus Ward
Mark ‘Owain
Henry M. Stanley
John, Rowlands
Jones RB. Taylor
Beard Taylor
James B. Matthe
Brander Mathews
Ulysses
Grant
Hiram S. Grant
Grover Cleveland
Stephen GC. Cleveland
Whitslaw Reid
Jacob W. Reid
Phere -Ix
Thomas W. Whison
Woodrow Wilson
Phillip Suratt
Philipal Steenstrupt
Welfare
Welfare Islands
The
Bowery
Broadway
Grand Avenue
Hewitt Avenue
Herald Square
Bennett Lauare
Merabi Oo
Amsterdam Avenue
Cathedrel Junghrom
Ann
Cigarver
Cathedral Delatissen
Ely
Peaches Jackson Debuts New Lace Trimmed Costume
The article describes a child actress known as Peaches Jackson wearing a white muslin outfit with Irish lace, heavy ribbons, and a mull hat trimmed with lace. The outfit is presented as the latest fashion for children in the period.
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Muller
Harpotte
Peaches
Jackson
Forty Eight Members Received In Presbyterian Church
A series of special meetings at First Presbyterian Church concluded with a union service yesterday as 48 members were received into the church. Pastor Tay Alexander Alison Tr. led the service and welcomed the new members. The fifth annual men’s dinner will be held in the church hall at 8:30 with Dr. L. S. Halt of New York as speaker on The Church In the Modern World. His illustrated lecture will be given.
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First Presbyterian Church
Tay
Alexander Alison
L. S. Halt
New York
Party for Morrell and Morrell honorees at Morrell home
A informal gathering honored Cecilia Morrell and Misa Carrie Koch at the Morrell residence on Howard Avenue. Guests included Steen, Percy, Bongon couple, Thibault, Dietz, Bano, Lochehire, Fox, Smith, Hansen, Penson, Mikus, Ryan, Fisher, Jonnsen, Amundsen, Le Fan, Delta, Ware, Petrotsky, Brock, Parson, Morrells, Daly, Smith, Apkns, Katemar, Katemer, Wisher, Borg, and Walker.
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Atin
Cecilia Morrell
Amd
Misa Carrie Koch
Misa Morrell
Howard Avenue
and Steen
FH. Percy
JA. Bongon
Colinia Thibault
Regima Dietz
Trene Bano
Albina Tiochshire
Corrina Lochehire
Mary Fox
Paulina Smith
Ellen Hansen
Fessie Penson
Helen Mikus
Mary Ryan
Corring Fisher
Catherine Jonnsen
Stagnhild Amundsen
Walter le Fan
Leonard Delta
Poy Ware
Joh Petrotsky
Philip Brock
George Parson
Albert Morrell
Wwlford Morrell
Leo Morrel
Edward Daly
Chester Smith
Apkns
Freak Katemar
Albert Arpus
Frank Katemer
Albert Wisher
Rath Borg
Kenneth Walker
Hair Care Ad Warns Against Soap Harshness
An advertisement extols Mingifled coconut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, claiming common soaps and shampoos dry the scalp and dull hair. It prescribes diluting the product in warm water and massaging into hair to produce rich lather that cleanses dust and dandruff while leaving hair bright and manageable.
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Amy Pharmotey
D'Sand
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