Personal items from across the region show travel visits and gatherings
The column lists Harry Bodenhofer traveling to Indianapolis, Richard McDonald visiting from Waterloo, Annie Valenti returning from Baltimore, Amy Goldsmith from Ligonier visiting J Keller, and Robert Barr Jr returning from Ann Arbor for summer. It also notes Katharine Mueller at home from Berea, travels of Mrs Diggins and Mr and Mrs Pierce, and various local staffing moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bodenhofer
Indianapolis
Richard McDonald
Waterloo
Annie Valenti
Baltimore
Amy Goldsmith
Ligonier
J. Keller
Robert Barr, Jr
Ann Arbor
Sylvester Ritter
Portland
Katharine Mueller
Berea
Ohio
Wolcottville Herald
Diggins
Kendallville
E. C. Pierce
Bluffton
O. O. Miller
W. £. Fisher
Brimfield
Edna Fichhold
New York City
Boyer Opera House
Grozella Canniff
Toledo
M. A. Shhulze
Kendallville Citizen Recommends Nerve Pills Cure
A Kendallville reader from Mitchell street testifies to low energy poor appetite and headaches. He credits Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills for toning his system and steadying nerves, noting a good appetite. Pills priced at 50 cents sold locally and by Buffalo company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. A.W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
A. W. Chase
M. D
A. Ro Otis
Noted for Hospitality Mrs John Jacob Astor Hostess at Newport
The younger society queen Mrs John Jacob Astor plans lavish Newport entertainments this coming summer with cottage leasing arrangements alongside Mrs Willing and Col John Jacob Astor. Her social leadership dates back to her Philadelphia coming out in 1889 and marriage in 1891, shaping famed hospitality and outdoor pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacob. Astor
John Jacob Astor
New York
Newport
Mr. Astor
Alva L. Willing
Philadelphia
Willing
Edward Willing
Larvard
Honors for Marlborough King Confers the Order of the Garter
King Edward confers the Order of the Garter on the Duke of Marlborough, the highest British knighthood. The order, founded by Edward III around 1348, is limited to twenty five knights companions plus the sovereign and the Prince of Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Garter
Edward
Duke of Marlborough
Prince of Wales
Knights Companions Honor Details and Succession
The text explains how extra knights may be added when vacancies arise in the order of twenty five, allowing the king to confer on princes of the blood or foreign dignitaries, or for distinguished political services such as Lord Kimberley. It notes Marlborough succeeds and mentions the Duchess of Marlborough as daughter of W. K. Vanderbilt of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kimberley
Marlborough
Duchess of Marlborough
W. K. Vanderbilt
New York
Leopard cubs prompt country curiosity
A brief note reflects a child named Elsie asking about baby leopards, with a nearby adult or family member responding with curiosity and gentle commentary as part of a domestic scene. The line suggests affectionate interaction and interest in wildlife.
Queens of the Lakes Fight for Fastest Erie Rivalry
Frank E. Kirby predicts the newly built steamers Eastern States and Western States will outrun the Erie as they near completion. The ships boast 5,000 horsepower engines and massive components, with length and beam surpassing the Erie, suggesting a new lake speed record pending tests and the famous Erie-Tashmoo clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern States
Detroit
Erie
Kirby
Dawn
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Grite Lead
Pratt’s and Lambert
Murphy’s
Paris Green
London Purple
Stoday
M. E
M. J. Magor
F. S. Finley
R. K
American League
National League of Baseball Clubs
Puck
Talen
Brooke
Havana
Island
American Beef Trust
Foley
H. C Cunningham
McKeen-Snyder Lumber Co
Elsie
Queens OF the Lakes
The
Frank E. Kirby
South Main Street
S. C. Franks
REED
Ind
H. C. Cunningham
School House
H.C. Cunningham
U. S. Express Office
Charles Jourdan
Washington
Red
Asaaasa
McKeen Snyder Lumber Co
Kendallville, Indiana
California
Oregon
John Deibele
Kendalville, Indiana
G.h.lohman
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