Vanderbilt Heiress and Reginald Vanderbilt Engage in Newport
Reginald Vanderbilt and Miss Cathleen Gebhard Neilson announced their engagement by cards from Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs. Frederick Neilson. He just finished Yale work, she is 20, and they have deep family ties to Baltimore via the Gebhards. The couple grew up together in Newport and New York and will soon plan nuptials.
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Newport
R. I
Reginald Vanderbilt
Cathleen Gebhard Neilson
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Frederick Neilson
Yale
Alfred G
Elsie French
Harry Payne Whitney
Gladys
Reginald
Miss Neilson
Baltimore
Gebhards
Neilson
Frederick Gebhard
New York
Neilsons
Fifth Avenue
Lenox
Margaret
Women in Germany and America Stir Debate on Suffrage
The column notes the suspension of the women's department during the editor’s vacation and praises Miss J Wildie Thayer joining Worcester Daily Telegram. It questions anti suffrage literature from Illinois and laments American women interfering with German suffrage progress while urging support for German women’s rights and access to education and public meetings.
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Worcester Club
J Wildie Thayer
Lowell
Worcester Daily Telegram
Jeb. Ist
Miss Thayer
The
Courier-Citizen
Thayer
Carolie Corbin
Illinois
Chicago
I da Husted Harper
New York Sun
Germany
United States
Corbin
Ilinois Association
England
America
National Council of Women
Glidden Car Tour to Europe Sets Longest Auto Journey
Lowell residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Glidden plan a 3820 mile automobile trip across Europe starting from London. The journey, described as the longest by a woman, will cover France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, and return to London, with side excursions and daily baggage handled by forward shipping. The Gliddens, longtime enthusiasts, are joined partway by Dr F L D Rust of Boston in Dieppe.
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New York Sunday Herald
Charles J. Glidden
Lowell
Glidden
Poston
Little Rock
Ark
Gliddens
Europe
Mrs. Glidden
Mass
Hotel Touraine
Boston
Express
London
France
Germany
Alps
Italy
Switzerland
Paris
Boulogne
Mayence
Baden-Baden
Black Forest
Wurzburg
Susman Oops
Munich
Innsbruck
Ibacce
Sticnabad
Sore Burge
Lecco
Como Lake
Lugano
Como
Ossola
St. Maurice
Geneva
Lausanne
Ab Walde
Interlaken
Lucerne
POCO
Belfort
Remount Scandals Debate in House of Commons
London reports the remount scandals were aired during army estimates discussions. Sir Charles Dilke urged publishing evidence from the United States and Argentina. Col. John Nolan blamed loose contracts while others criticized middlemen. War Secretary Broderick pledged a full probe, defended Kitchener, and a vote on transportation and remounts was agreed to.
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London
House of Commons
Charles Dilke
United States
Argentina
John P. Nolan
Broderick
Lord Kitchener
John Dillon
Autumn Fashions Preview Light Cloths and Chantilly Lace
The piece surveys upcoming Autumn styles featuring unusually light cloths with firm finish, Chantilly lace gains, and elegant cloaks. It notes white ensembles, embroidered mousseline, panels in skirts, and black lace gowns with gold accents, plus practical trends like elbow sleeves and exposed seam detailing.
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Chantilly
Paris Fashions Move From Turnover Collars to Silk Cravats
The article notes silk cord threaded collars with eyelets, Byron collars made in Paris worn by stylish women, and fine hand embroidered lawn collars. It mentions ostrich plume hats as winter’s trim, white plumes tinted to match outfits, and that stiff linen collars lose favor. Black silk cravats with white collars or scarlet silk with black white patterns are advised for morning wear.
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Byron
Paris
Pan Recipe Fragments From Old New England Pantry
Reading reveals cooking tips for omelets punch and pandowdy from New England tradition. Includes egg omelet method with yolk and white mixture fried in a pan, watercress sandwiches, tea punch, and a detailed pandowdy using molasses or brown sugar with apples and a biscuit crust. Mentions spider utensil and rustic serving.
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West
Crane seen as likely next Republican national chair
Boston authorities say Gov. Crane is regarded as a plausible successor to Senator Hanna as Republican national committee chair, based on favorable ties with President Roosevelt and discussions of a treasury post. While Crane has not been approached recently, party leaders suggest the move is plausible and Ambassador Meyer might remain on the committee.
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Boston
Gov. Crane
Republican National Committee
Hanna
Crane
Roosevelt
Treasury
Meyer
Massachusetts
National Committee
Dible Oddities in French Lamb and Beans Dishes
A French fancy to cook spring lamb with string beans includes cutting forequarter of young lamb, boiling briefly, and adding beans. Pinch of caraway, then thickening sauce with a roux. Also notes dessert ideas with rice, peaches or berries, and a maple sugar cream. Codfish omelet suggested for summer breakfasts with potatoes and butter mash.
Van Horne for observation after Cuban trip
Richard B. Van Horne son of Sir William C Van Horne arrived from Cuba aboard the Curituba and was sent to Swinburne Island for treatment and observation. Health officer Dr Doty said the temperature reached 103 and the young man attributed illness to food that disagreed with him.
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New York
Richard B. van Horne
William C. van Horne
Canadian Pacific Railway
Cuba
Curituba
Swinburne Island
Doty
van Horne
Justice dept official deposits shortage funds in full
Washington Aug 4 Henry Reichtin former disbursing officer of the department of justice turned over to the United States treasurer a certified check for 7604.52 marking the amount of a recent accounting officers discovery of a shortage in his accounts He remains under arrest.
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Washington
Henry Reichtin
Department of Justice
United States
Treasury
Reichtins
Ointment Claim Cures Itching Leg Sore
C W Lenhart of Bowling Green reports a running itching leg sore was relieved by Dean's Ointment who says the burning and itching pains were removed and a permanent cure effected.
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Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
The Woman with Hair on Her Face Secrets Revealed
A pamphlet describes a doctor’s tested methods to remove facial hair and claims to know the exact effects on scarred skin. The author offers free information from years of treating skin conditions and invites readers to contact before trying dubious remedies.
Rhodes Opens New Hair Store in Lowell
Arthur Rhodes, specialist, announces Rhodes' New Hair Store at 73 Merrimack Street Lowell Massachusetts. Telephone 912-13.
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Arthur Rhodes
Rhodes
Merrimack Street
Lowell
Mass
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