Countess Grey Known for Culture and Charity in Canada
London reports Countess Grey wife of Canada’s new governor general is not a typical society person. She hails from an aldermanic class, serious minded, devoted to philanthropy, and part of a family once famed for beauty, intellect, and stylish matches. She is widely cultured and a brilliant musician.
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London
Countess Grey
Canada
Permtsa
Bark Grey
Mia Alice Molford
Dorchester House
Tors
Lady Grey
Rathery Benson
Stersey
War memoirs of a soldier's daring river assault
An 1902 tale drawn from Capt. W. S. Hawkins's narrative depicting a brutal Civil War episode. Private Bil Pratt braves sharpshooters, crosses the Warwick river under fire, and outwits a lone Yankee marksman in a tense chase that ends with a fatal, haunting encounter.
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Deiy
W. S. Hawkins
Aen
Be Magruder
Barty
McClean
Richman
Magrider
Festival Pike and mirrored maze at lawn fete crowd attractor
A vintage account describes a lawn fete with a chaotic pike attraction featuring a mirror maze, spectrally designed booths, hawkers, and risky rides. It notes ticketing, a rideable beast illusion, and crowd-led crowding as the main draw, with other amusements like shooting and archery planned to boost pennies.
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Tim
Cortelyou Silence vs Democratic Hustle
A New York dispatch contrasts Cortelyou silent policy with the hustling methods of Democratic campaign managers. The piece, credited to Marlon Fe Pew, notes voters’ lack of enthusiasm and frames Cortelyou as a high‑level executive and the Democrats as running a large political operation.
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Cortelyou
Marlon FE. Pew
New York
George 8. Cortelyou
Campaign contrasts at party HQs in a midsummer discourse
Cortelyou drives a businesslike national campaign storing emphasis on organization dissemination of facts and funds while Democratic headquarters buzzes with daily energy. Young staffers hustle amid banners and phones as old style wooing gives way to disciplined, curtainless logistics. Morgan eyes Schwab and a door mat alarm against.
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Cortelson
Tom Taggnet
Billy Sheehan
August Belmont
United Rates
Cortelyou
Corlelyon
Tly
Department of Commerce and Labor
Cornelian N. Bilas
Democratic
National Committee
New Century
Cartel You
Taggart
Social and Personal Returns Across Indiana Towns
A flood of notices shows residents from Marion to Seymour visiting friends and relatives. Griffey Trae, Mrs Bert Jones, Leander Judkine, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, and many others are reported returning to towns like Greenfield, Shelbyville, Richmond, and Indianapolis after visits. The item lists numerous guests and homecomings, including students entering Butler College, diplomats, and locals traveling to Texan and Arkansas sites.
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Joseph Hulsey
Martan
Michael Fistieran
New Olesville
L. J. Hackney
Shelbyville
Elizabeth Wilson Haw
Barksham College
Leander Dudkins
Greenfield
Kakomo
Vieittie
Tom Wuriing
Visting
Mirten Sagan Keisen
Lucy Barnett
Hwy
Qienmond
Walter Stover
Maron
Migile VO Beverdg
Seymour
Mie
PW. Smith
Flor Wee
Richmond
George Wilson
Greention
Gertrude Krouse
Ernest F. Naeiter
Mary Campbell
Anderson
Butler College
Merton McDertmitt
Mullon
Lee Wonds
Knightstown
Afealy
F. Reynolas
John McGee
Frank J. Mutkes
Arkansas
W. A. Molowny
United States
Halitas
Charles Finley Smith
Maud Smith
Texan
Local Social News from Americus Club and Weddings
Propyiarom Morning night shower at Americus club Thursday afternoon for Miss Taabel Theis followed by merit social. A first meeting of the sag en Wednesday at Mrs H L Van Doren Broadway. Mrs WL Yutman returned from Connersville after funeral of HL Taryn. Misses Ka and Anna Mobnfield returned from Connersville. Reception at Me and Aire WHT Teton Fort Wayne. Miss Dean AWrnyirong back from Knightetown. Mrs dames Acinetenny and Mrs Charing didiin at 223s Keiweeds ve receiving. A kitchen shower Wednesday by Misses Anna and Florence Ragerts for Miss Jean Mortleut. Charles C White Washington DC and Misses Ellenbeth Campbell married at Holy Angel church. Mrs. Tawelay married at Colonial Te y Alleib Hhilpurr officiating. Mandy Walker married at home of parents with Rev Mackintosh officiating.
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Americus Club
Taabel Theis
Sean
Sagen
H. L. van Doren
Broadway
Afl
Yutman
Connersville
Taryn
Anna
Charing
Didiin
Riley Alternoon
J. A. Holden
Lincoln
England
WG Chain
Kumgly
Yisor
New Albany
Clinton
Pew
Florence Ragetts
Jean Mortleut
Dlisa Josephine Mere
FC Monke
Chiries C. White
Washington, D.C
Poon
Holy Angele
Hllenbeth V. Campbell
Colonial Tey
Alleib Hhilpurr
Makaroff Warned Of Dangers In Naval Submersible Debate
The article recalls Admiral Makaroff delivering a striking talk in St Petersburg on submarine watercraft risks before his ship the Petropaviovak sank. It cites the Victoria disaster in England as an illustration and discusses the Wad model showing rapid sinking.
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Makaroff
Revue Rugse
Ethone
Judiciary Above Politics Illuminates New York Court Nominations
Albany Sept 2 A study of judiciary over political framing shows how New York bldte conventions nominated Chief Judge Edgar M. Cullen and Associate Judge William Werner. Roosevelt had designated Cullen for the Court of Appeals. Warner and Gray contested without party backing, reflecting cross party sentiment. Cullen 12000 salary 120000 annual? Werner 15700. Cullen age 61 Werner age 49. Lives in Brooklyn Koch City.
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N.Y
New York
Republicare
Edgar M. Cullen
Wm, Werner
Saratoga
Cullen
Gov. Roosevelt
Court of Appeals
Parker
Odell
Gray
Ture
Werner
Alx
Buzzeau
Bok
Supreme Court
Sery
Brooklyn
Koch , Eater
Baker Mangleq Iscripps Trelegendary Killing at Night
A baker is killed by a machine in a Sehmider Sens era scene described as a killer shot with a moving spike. The attacker wielded spikes during a Wraneeday night attack, tearing through the victim and machinery. The assailant remains unnamed, and the victim died eight minutes after removal to the in Fir hospital.
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Iscripps-M'Rar
Tlinephal
Armed Men Card Spurs Fray In Kentucky Campaign
Scripps RAE telegram from Frankfort reports F Johnson, a candidate for representative, charging Col KH Taylor with threats after a card recipient Wernert refused further joint debates. Johnson claims armed men attend meetings and cites a plot to assassinate him. Taylor denies the accusation and notes controversy over reports of quitting the race.
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Frankfort
S.L
F. Johnson
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KH. Taylor
Wernert
Taylor
Wedgg
Col. Taylor
Johneer
Wns
Divorce Trial Details Reveal Alleged Cruelty
In a Thursday court session Mrs. Ella Bowman testified that James Bowman hurled a vase at her and called her cruel, while details emerged of alleged abandonment and a complex separation. Judge McMasters granted the divorce after evidence and arguments.
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Homness
Ella E V. Bowman
James A. Bowman
Vale
Mra. Quree
Judee McMastes
Officer on Trail of Suspected Attacker Near Olive and Lexington
Patrolman Mulvahil 3 follows a lead on the man thought to assault the late Hanks girl on Olive Street near Lexington. He tracked the suspect along Belt crossing and Pelib Road tracks near E Washington M and says the man began to run before identification. Neighbors describe a figure fitting Mulvahil’s description.
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Assaulval
Hanks
Olive Sb
Lexington-Aré
Molabil
E. Washington m
Belt
Mulvahit Esid
Quick Work Ends in Tragedy for Pullman Bookkeeper
Horace Penn, 49, once a Pullman car works head bookkeeper, died in a Bridewell bus while being moved to the city workhouse after defaulting on a 420 fine for intoxication. Once sober for five years, his downfall was rapid and followed arraignment in Justice Quinn's court as a mental and physical wreck. Terrific heat in St Louis forced schools to close and left thousands on a half holiday as crowding and heat prostration affected many, including 48 year old Thomas Ryan who was hospitalized.
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Warwick River
Confederstes
Helen
Asa
Severn
Drew
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Auparfinnis
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Hal ‘Bova
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