Mabel Flinn Weds Ensign Albert Marshall in Hong Kong
A society romance concludes as Miss Mabel Flinn of Fort Hamilton marries Ensign Albert Marshall of the U S Navy in Hong Kong after a Pacific voyage. The couple met aboard the battleship Massachusetts during the Spanish War era and planned a Chinese port wedding.
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Fort Hamilton
Ensign Albert Marshall
United States Navy
Miss Flinn
Bay Ridge
Fort Hame Iiton
Massachusetts
Brooklyn
Ensign Marshall
Manila
Pacific
San Francisco
Texas
Asiatic Squadron
New York Journal
Gifts For Mother From The Philadelphia Record
A list of refined gift ideas for mothers including chafing dish sets with utensils, silver tea kettles, a writing desk, satin embroidered table covers, a velveteen sofa pillow, fringed towels, a Japanese embroidery mantel tambrequin, silver bouillon spoons with initials, elegant gloves, a carved ivory umbrella handle, Mexican leather purses, a silk shirt waist, cut glass, opera glasses, damask napkins, and a decorative palm with jardiniere for hall or stairs.
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Jardiniere
t-Philadelphia Record
Isabel Pendleton Seeks Alone Path Away From Pendleton Estate
In Tremont 63 year resident Miss Isabel Pendleton vanishes from the Pendleton household after feigning illness to slip away. While family members mourn and search, Isabel travels alone by train and to places unknown, challenging family control and exposing a gentler, long-suppressed desire for independence.
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Pendleton
Isabel
Ithaca
Helen
Troy
Pendletons
Jacob Underwood
A Wife's Dilemma At Dinner Table revelation
A wife questions her husband’s truthfulness four weeks after marrying. She senses a conflict between his spoken sincerity and her growing doubt. At dinner he speaks a line about distorting his mother, triggering her emotional response.
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Chicago News
Harold
Detroit Journal
Richmond Belle and St Louis Fiancee To Wed In Washington
Miss Florence Parker of Virginia plans to marry Marion Lambert of St Louis before Christmas with guardianship objections ignored in Washington. Parker, 18, and Lambert, about 18, come from prominent circles. Lambert owns a $30 000 yearly income and a Kentucky thoroughbred.
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South
Richmond
Marion Lambert
St. Louis
Washington
Virginia
Mr. Lambert
Miss. Parker
Parker
Lambert
Miss Parker
Washinngton
J. W. Henson
Nellie Parker
Martha Washington
Fredericksburg
Cleveland
Sarah's Hard Luck War Correspondent and Prisoner
Sarah Wilson acts as war correspondent for a London daily journal and is held as a prisoner at Pretoria. The report highlights her precarious position in the war then ongoing, noting her role and captivity status. The piece underscores the dangers faced by journalists covering the conflict.
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Sarah Wilson
London
Eaily
Pretoria
Weary mind reader and misplaced trust quoted
A fragment shows a mind reader named Charlie Saphedde failing to reveal anything and return of money while a Philadelphia Record note mentions a crying woman and a reconciled scene in Detroit. A Polish citizen, Mr Pahchtouznaszki, grants permission to delegates to use his name for an alderman nomination at a forthcoming convention in Chicago.
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Charlie Saphedde
Philadelphia Record
Pahchtouznaszki
Chicago Tribune
Emeralds and Diamonds Guide In Evening Dress
A social note on color theory for jewelry choices. The wearer avoids blue with emeralds and rubies with violet tones, preferring diamonds with any color and turquoise with gray white or black. Sapphires pair well with white.
Christmas Wish for Santa to Visit All Year
A playful verse imagines Santa traveling from village to village with a chest of toys. The speaker longs for constant Christmas cheer and wishes Santa would set up shop elsewhere, spreading joy daily rather than once a year.
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Samia
Woman Overcomes Husband's Drinking Habit With Hidden Remedy
Mrs. Chas. W. Harry of New port Kentucky claims she cured her husband’s drinking problem by mixing a remedy into his coffee and food without his knowledge. The appeal credits a woman’s perseverance in facing years of disgrace and hardship.
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Chas. W. Harry
York St
Newport
Harry
Haines
J. W. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Rainy day skirts and crochet purses set holiday style
The piece notes the rainy day skirt as popular with holiday shoppers, along with crocheted silk coin purses and chatelaine bags replacing metal purses. It highlights the velvet turban hat with lace and chic touch, new woven tapestry cushions, and heavy Bristol board calling cards as fashion trends.
An Old Nurse for Children Claims Soothing Syrup Benefit
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy for children. It promises to soothe, soften gums, relieve pain, cure wind colic and diarrhoea, selling at twenty five cents a bottle.
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