Vanderbilt Bride-To-Be George Vanderbilt Weds Revealed
New York May 2 The society wedding of George Vanderbilt and Miss Dresser unfolds amid the season’s glamour. The match connects the Vanderbilts with the Le Roy Fish and Stuyvesant lineages, featuring famed Biltmore estates, rare gardens, and vast grounds. The article details family ties, renowned stock, and the grand grounds surrounding the Biltmore estate, highlighting soil, stables, deer park, trout streams, and extensive landscaping.
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New York
Vanderbilt
George Vanderbilt
Younges
Willian H. Vanderbilt
America
Biltmore
Daniel le Roy
King
D. le Roy Dresser
Emma Burnham
Gordon Burnham
Kew
Loudon
North Carolina
Union
Vanderblit
Biltmore Park
Went Up In Smoke A Smoky Tale From Uncle Russel
A short fragment notes smoke and fire involving a person named Uncle Russel with a brief exclamatory cue. The readable text hints at a personal incident or familiar anecdote, but lacks clear context, dates, or locations to develop a fuller item.
Edith Stuyvesant Dresser to Wed Vanderbilt Heiress
In Paris on June 1 Edith Stuyvesant Dresser becomes mistress of the Biltmore estate and Vanderbilt mansion ambitions. Her Dutch ancestry and social standing mark her as a prominent New York figure amid wealth, art, and a planned grand country house. Meanwhile a South Carolina hunting thread lands on William K Vanderbilt’s era of grand gardens and costly estate scenes.
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Paris
Edith Stuyvesant Dresser
Biltmore House
America
Vanderbilt Mansion
Fifth Avenue
Vanderilts
William H. Vanderbilt
Dresser
Stuyvesant
New York
Peter Stuyvesant
Holland
Misa Edith
Wiliam K
Courgelius, Jr
Continente
Natural History
South Carolina
Biltmore
Amterica
Gardena
Geven
Editor and the magnate part ways over cigar smoke
An editor and a publisher part company over a dispute about smoking in the office and the tobacco culture surrounding the newspaper. The exchange references cheap five cent cigars versus pricier stogies once popular with Daniel Drew, illustrating a clash over editorial independence and business influence.
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Daniel Drew
Gastronomic Exchange in New York’s Queer Restaurant
The New York World reports a Seventh Avenue restaurant dubbed the Gastronomic Exchange, a barroom cafe above a dining room where hotel workers and waiters gather. Patrons, often well dressed, discuss pay, tips, and job conditions, while some unemployed waiters linger hoping for work.
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Sunday World
New York
Gastronomic Exchange Ists
Seventh Avenue
Ufgut
Weir
New York World
What Do You Know About a Kangaroo Pouch Uses
A humorous collage notes a boy and a girl bantering about a kangaroo. It mentions a pouch and hunting, with quick exchanges about cookery lessons and town chatter. Witty quips reference local personalities and playful banter across papers.
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Tts
Judy
Otithere
Detroit News
Side Lights Reflections From The Chicago Record
A Chicago Record humor column reflects on vanity excuses for missteps and the stubbornness of dreamers. It warns against clever talk and notes how unexpected outcomes disappoint, while observing office life and social behavior with wry understatement.
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Chicago Record
Beauties of Martinique and the island's vivid charms
A vivid tour of Martinique describes its geography, history, and people. It covers Co lumbus discovery on June 15 1502, colonial shifts, and slave past, then portrays St Pierre and Port de France, the capital's streets, waters and architecture, the island’s women bearing coal, and Empress Josephine's childhood home and statue in Fort de France.
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Martinque
Caribbean Sea
New York
Martinique
Columbus
France
St. Pierre
Illsang
Port de France
New Orleans
Martinique Cregles
India
Fort de France
Josephine
Dubray
Napoleon II
Rheen
Napoleon
Trois Ialets
Bay
Pagerie
Iris
Iri Hs
Mort de France
Fancy framed photographs rise in popular taste
Photograph frames remain popular while silver and gold styles fade. Embroidered white linen frames appear as a novelty, square or round shapes, often holding three or four pictures. Designs are artistic with a wreath of Howersted and a true lover's knot adorning a young girl's portrait.
30M New Inventions Highlighted From Massachusetts
A Massachusetts inventor unveils a brush tumbler and chimney washer adaptable to any glass size with pivoting bristles. Additional ideas include an alarm system using heat responsive metal plates, a fog dispersal device for ships, a double-acting faucet, a collapsible drain pipe core, and nailless horseshoes with a tightening band.
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Massachusetts
Household Hints for Odor Control and Housekeeping
Household hints advise sprinkling sale over odors from substances on the range to stop odor. It describes a decorative striped canopy seat and a lawn peat analogy. It notes stain removal using sulphuric acid on silver and hoods and instructs against using soap with acid. It claims matting should be sewn for smoother floors instead of tack nailing.
Leavenworth Citizens Seek Return of Army Officer H O Flipper
Fellow citizens claim to restore H O Flipper to his United States Army officer post. Flipper, a West Point graduate, is associated with Fred Grant, who served years then faced court martial and was discharged for duplicating his pay accounts.
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Leavenworth
Kant
United States Army
H. O. Flipper
West Point
Fred. Grant
Spain denies expedition to the Philippines reports
A clarification states Spain is not preparing a military expedition to the Philippines despite earlier reports. Officials emphasize no imminent action is planned and emphasize maintaining current policies.
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Spain
Philippines
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