Quilt Contains Joo Signatures From Celebrities
New York June 5. Mrs. Butler owns an extraordinary autograph quilt built from ribbons and silk strips signed by public figures. Presidents, actors, musicians, and scholars contributed autographs for a granddaughter’s keepsake, with Roosevelt's signature notably on a long satin ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mra
Butler
Helen Gould
Te Rayer
Henry Gillette
Bambetta Crowman
Cynthia and Carl Hendrickson in a perilous escape
Cynthia Burgess plans marriage to wealthier Bob Holden while Carl Hendrickson, a physician, fears a ruined engagement after news of mining shares. A wild car crash up a hill ends with Holden dead and Carl saving Cynthia, but he gains no real admiration from her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Abe Ward
Carl Hendrickson
Prof. Hendrickson
Carl
Gharen
Dr. Hendrickson
Cynthia
Bone
Cynthia Aia
Bob Holden
Gracious remarks spark chaotic pageantries in New York return
The prose trails through a noisy crowd scene as Bryan arrives in New York to fanfare. It notes a Boston American reception, a Mayflower reference, and jokes about a young bride. A 9 foot 7 inch Giants star and smoking habits are mentioned, with quips on temper and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J
Bryan
New York
Boston
Table Goodies and Puddle Cakes From Early Recipes
A compilation of old kitchen instructions describing pound cake mix with butter and sugar, light beaten yolks and whites, spiced almond adornments, pancake batter with flour and salt, Spanish cream with gelatin and egg whites, and a bean porridge with salt pork. Includes notes on frying and thickening with breadcrumbs.
Wild girl captured near Alton after forty days roaming
Special to the Sam Alton HL June 2 a pale 18 year old girl about 5 feet tall with light hair and blue eyes was captured yesterday in a bath at Mrs Jeremiah Springer residence. She replied Mollie Maguire when questioned and could not explain how long she had been roaming or how she came to live in the woods feeding on herbs and wild fruits for at least ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Alton
Alton
Jeremiah ‘Springer
Mollie Maguire
Ques- Mone
Truth About Dowie Revealed In Homy Magazine Feature
A July Homy Magazine feature chronicles John Alexander Dowie's rise as a financier and religious mountebank, detailing his manipulation of credulous followers, political matchmaking, patent medicine ventures, and the eventual fall into disrepute as gold lust overwhelmed him. The writer, James Ouman, traced Dowie's Zion City exploits and the elaborate “Secret Room” safety hideaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowie
Homy
John Alexander Dowie
Ike
Deeda
Gates
Morgan
P.T. Barnum
James Ouman
Zion City
Dowle
Animated fashion plates and traveling dress stands emerge
Rumor speaks of a London firm Purposs sending animated fashion plates to major resorts this summer. Guests will discuss wardrobes at hotels and reference the sponsor’s name with parasols and monograms. Anita Bande wed Harald Minott in Newport with pink parasols bearing silver or gold initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Firme Purposs
Misa Anita
Newport
Harald Minott
He Met His Fate in an Apple Tree
Special to Thatum New York June rubberity in the shade of the old apple tree might have been the toll of a song if it had been written by Michael Brown. Brown, manager for Dr. Landis, visited Greenfield New York last summer. He noticed three pretty girls in a tree and later sought to alter an insurance policy to favor a bookkeeper daughter of Julius Rabinowich. The plan culminated at Grand Central Palace where the ceremony occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatum
New York
Michael Brown
Cecilia Rabinowich
Brown
Dr. Landis
E. What
Greenfield
N. Y
Julius Rabinowich
Bowery Bank
Grand ‘Central Palace
Bridge whist linked to nervous breakdowns says Harpers
Dr Gruems B Hammond writes in the July Harpers Bazaar that nervous breakdowns in women are often akin to fits of bridge whist, with continuous excitement and stimulation of the nerves. The piece notes neurasthenia and calls on physicians for treatment. Also described are morning lawn gowns in lawn and batistes with empire waisted styles and simple skirts suitable for warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gruems B. Hammond
Harpers Bazar
Gattak
White and Violet Room Design for Summer Home
A description of a light room idea featuring white walls and violet accents. White enamel paint, white cretonne with wistaria blossoms, and muslin curtains create a cool, airy sleeping space ideal for summer homes.
Fashion Belt Trends and Linen Accessories of the Season
The article surveys summer belt styles featuring steel beads and pallette details, noting wide girdles in black and white, plastic corded silks, and bold buckles. It highlights Paquin belts, embroidered lines, ribbon girdles with buckles, and metallic ribbon accents, plus linen parasols and linen neckwear with turnover collars and fine lace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delt
Foleander
Wonderful advertisement for a Bavarian remedy for women's health
A fragmented ad extols a potion claimed to regulate female health, ease pelvic pain, curb catarrhal drain, and restore vitality. It touts itself as safer than alcohol heavy tonics and promises expert endorsements, testimonials, and a mail order offer with a 1008 page volume.
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Procaias Sr
Cologne
Sol
Ieee
Sieros
Child killed by horse near Brightwood avenue
Joan Wakeland, four year old son of Thomas Wakeland, a concrete contractor, was kicked in the forehead by the family horse Sunday before noon on Brightwood avenue and Twenty ninth street. He died three hours later after an operation failed to counter the anesthetic. The accident occurred as the horse, frightened by a parked vehicle, began kicking. The Wakelands lived on Brightwood avenue near Thirty-second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Wakeland
Thoma F. Wakeland
Brightwoodave
Elehth-St
T. A. Oden
Soldier of Fortune Who Saved Cananea
Special to The Sqe Cananea Sonora. Emil Kostertitzky known as the rurales commander saved Cananea from Mexican rioters wrecking the copper camp. A veteran colonel in the Mexican regular army, Kostertitzky leads a famed border unit armed with sharps rifles and six shooters. Tales of his past claim he is of Austrian noble descent and once served with French, American, and Russian troops, though these origins remain unverified.
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Col. Kosterlitzky
Sqe
Cananea
Sonora
Max. Dune
Fortuna
W. C. Greene
Fie
Emilio Kostertitzky
Eonora
Kostersitzky
Che Rurales
Rangers
Texas
Emilie Kostertttaky
Kosterlitsky
Mexico
Arissly Bear
Emilion Kasteriiighy
Orient
Kaster-iighy
Laste
Hierative Country
France
Pate
Maximillian
Flrontier Ragiment
United States
Claremore Favored for New State Normal School
June Shefret from Indian Territory to locate a state normal school after statehood bill passage. J W Hayman, superintendent at Claremore public schools, asserts Claremore seeks the institution and is ready to contend for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Guthrif
Okis
Indian Territory
Claremore
J. W. Hayman
Asnerta
Summer dress description with lace and Panama hate
A vintage fashion note outlines a blue trimmed oyster white summer ensemble. It features a crocheted irian bodice, a many gore skirt with a high corselet, hemstitched linen, a fitted jacket with bias bands, hematite-edged trims, and a bleached Panama hat with a broad flat brim and low crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Kiss and Make Up After Brief Divorce Reconciliation
New York June 3 burlesque manager William B. Watson and his wife Jeannie Dupree appeared at the Westminster hotel with attorneys to finalize divorce. After a tense morning they toasted, embraced, and agreed to a possible future honeymoon plan, with lawyers accompanying them to Saratoga.
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Bertepe
Westminster
Watton
Watson
Mount Victory Typist Marries Printer in FourYear Courtship
Special to Th Sun reports Edith Jon Pennock of Mount Victory wed Dora Greene, a print shop employee. The four year courtship featured Milne Greana Deen as a “typesetter” in Pennock's office. Friends note the union joins two hearts and aims to steady a life in print.
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Th Sun
Mount Victory
Edith Jon Pennock
The
Mtoung Victory Observer
Ino Pennack
Mies Dora Greene
Milne Greana
Tragic Electrocution in Wisconsin Home Basement
KAUKAUNA Wis June 3 Mrs Noble Watson electrocuted yesterday while inspecting an incubator in the basement of her home. Standing in damp stocking feet she touched a live hot wire causing a fatal electrical shock. Specter to the com reporting the incident notes the accident occurred on a damp floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaukauna
Wis
Noble Watson
Ranien
Feeble minded children discussed at national meeting
Prof Henderson of Chicago spoke at the National Children's Home meeting in Louisville on feeble minded children. He noted the lack of census figures makes estimates guesswork and warned that care for such children is limited, with Kentucky having a single institution for white patients and growth in related care attracting attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Henderson
Chicago
National Children's Home
Louieville
United States
Kentucky
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William ‘Travers Jerome
T. C. Piattera
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Houghton
Dante
Charles Frohman
David Belasco
Rataaford
George Truth
J. H. Stoddart
Butter
Pentage
Wilk
Maude Adams
W. H. Crane
Arnold Daly
Mia
Fleke
Willard
William ‘Favertham
Mme, Schumann-Helak
May Irwin
Julia Mariowe
Mme, Modjeska
Mabel MeElslay
Otto Akinner
Nat Goodwin
Maxine Elslogt
Clara Morris
Joe Jefferson Wnd
Gear Olf Rip van Winkle
Bob Acres
Jefferson
Gen. Booth
Salvation Army
the Daily Story
Holden
Gynthia
Ahd
Iim
Arma
Medca
Ns Wire
Zaved Cypthis
Everett True
San Antonio
Doen
Pie
Miss Rabinowich
Lova Galore
Specter
Bach
Adting Barthang Foe
Ana Ant
Shicage
Lookmra
H. Karstadt Ferth
DIX
BSS
Meada
Pennsylvania ST
Fanderas
Voit Lcf
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Illinois ST
Mamar
Pennsylvania
Baste
Pope Motor Car CO
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Eat St City
H. T.eareey Vehicle
J. S. Farrell & CO 325
Ilinsis Kerest
Andinaapeils
Ind
White
Indiana
Tomlinson
Central Gara
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