Duchess of Manchester Gains Social Ground in London
Special Correspondence notes a notable shift in London society as the American Duchess of Manchester earns favor with the Dowager Duchess Consuelo. The Duke’s reputation improves in part due to her influence, while Manchester’s fortunes and furnishings recover at Kimbolton Castle and Portman Square.
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Manchester
Cincinnati
Duke of
Kimbolton Castle
Portman Square
Little Manchester
Duchess of Manchester
England
Consuelo of
Consuelo Yenaga
Women of Cincinnati Appeal for Free Baths Fund
Mary Gallagher urges sustained citizen support for the free baths at Pearl Street playgrounds. The fund aims to finish the balance by Monday, with $500 needed and $325.50 already paid. Other items note club activities and recent meetings across Walnut Hills and Delhi, with various officers elected and papers read.
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SSS
Mary Gallagher
Cincinnati
Pearl Street
Woman's Club
Cincinnati Woman's Club
W. W. Seely
Samuel Pogue
J. R. Skinner
A. B. Voorheis
E.j.,goshorn
Meacham
John Holmes
A. B. Meader
E. Colston
Cherry
J. Taylor
G. A. Thayer
J. S. Woods
Woodmansee
Alex. Hill
Akels
Crank
Lucie Rawson
Clara Rawson
Frances Gibson
Alice Wryler
Bullock
Hobart
Babbitt
H. French
Taylor
F. J. Jones
Batley
Warrington
Ramsey
Greve
Lewis Seaso
Laidlaw
Langenbeck
Krebs
Lyle
Hutchins
Peachy
E. J. Goshorn
Gallagher
Ortiz
Oneida Community Founder Discusses Its Past and Enduring Legacy
Niagara Falls figure H G Allen, longtime director, recalls the Oneida Community and its 1880 transition from a communal to incorporated form. He notes prior free love controversy, the move to ordinary society, and the equal division of stock among members. He also reflects on improved generations and the lasting corporate structure of Oneida Community Limited with a $600000 capital.
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H. G. Allen
Niagara Falls
New York
Oneida
Gibson House
Allen
Horace Greeley
Charles A. Dana
Caer Nordhoft
Tod
Oneida Community, Limited
Theodete i Nosee
Mein
Facwood
Mac County
Extravagant Gotham tales mix wealth and fashion
A Gotham Town gossip column notes Anthony Brady dining with a leading Japanese capitalist and compares Brady to John D. Rockefeller. It surveys New York City spendthrift habits, including Ping-Pong craze visuals, Panama hat trends, and municipal cost contrasts with other American cities, plus a critique of generous church bequests and stock-market nerves.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Anthony “Brady
Japan
Anthony Brady
Brady
Lfe
Delavan House
Albany
Pierpont Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
York
Merchants’ Association
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Buffalo
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Detroit
Milwaukee
New
Wall Street
Panama
Vox Populi
Great Britain
McKinley
London
Germany
Berlin
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Ins Literary
Cary Homestead
College Hill
Cary
McKee
Sultan of
Cookson
Constantinople
Brown
MeAvoy
Georgia Acs
Walnut Hills
Cheesman
Ohio Avenue
A. B. Clark
King Pittsburg
au _ The Research Club
Delhi
Fernbank
Grace Kite
Elsie Lee
Gertrude Clark
Lila Thornton
Wilma Shine
Mothers’ Association of
St. Paul's Cathedral School
Frances Taylor
John Morgan
Covington
General Duke
Louisville
Morgan
J. H. Morgan
A. §. Berry
Geo. H Hobbs
J. P. Tarvin
Aston Madeira
Tarvin
Davis St
George S. Scally
Nassau St
Radway & CO
Elm St
Love
Maria
Mee
Tribune
Indiana
R and Sunday Commercial Tribune
Post Office
Te ST EL Andy
Py Eee
Ied
Setey
Thas
Gotham
Dean Hoffman
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
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