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New York October feature on Beatrix Hoyt's bid to win the national women's golf championship at Ardsley. The piece profiles Hoyt's rivals from Essex and New England clubs, notes Shinnecock Hills competition, and lists prominent players from Philadelphia, New Jersey, and Connecticut clubs. It highlights Hoyt's form, rival Nellie Sargent, and the growing popularity and member totals of the Ladies' Golf Union.
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Ept
Beatrix Hoyt
Ardaley
Hoke
Margaret Scott
M. Hamilton-Russell
Misa
B. Pascoe
B.C. Orr
Lena Thompson
Ladies’ Golf Union
England
Scotland
Ladies’ Golf Union of
Great Britain and Ireland
Shinnecock Hills
Long Island
Miss Hoyt
Pennsylvania
New England
Ardsley
Meni Pera
Mra
de Witt Cochrane
Mise Brooks
John T. Torry, Jr
Charles A. South
F. V. Biaridge
Anna Sanda
Mise Hoyt
R. C. Hooper
Clara Longworth
Cincinnati
J. Warren Merrill
Madeline Boardman
R. Crosby
Gannett
Misa. Cassatt
Philadelphia
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Misa Cassatt
Cricket Club
Walter Gorham
Herman A. Lewis
Devon Golf Club
Helen G. Davids
Davyon
C. Pricg
Mise Steel
Julian Wilton
Frances. McCullough
W- C. Bullitt
Margaret Riley
Merton Cricket Club
Waverford
E. L. Cassatt
Griscom
Cassatt
Yarnell
Dougherty
Helen Shelton
Ehantplan
W. Fellowes Morgan
Metropolitan
Ardsley Laat
Squirrel Town Poem and Golf Club Notes In Noraton
A whimsical sketch of Squirrel Town with chatter and seasons, then golf club notes list prominent women players at Wee Burn Golf Club Noroton Conn and Agawam Club Providence. It notes record railway runs from Railway Age and ends with a regional political item about annexation or protectorate debate.
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Mazon
Freeman
Boswell
Wee Burn
Noraton
Conn
J. M. Jones
Julie B. Capen
Agawam Huot Club
Providence
R. 1
Tiden
Codyard
Colt
Child
Gamimeil
Aldrich
Dwight
Wedgeman
Thavber
Dana
Hunter
Richmond
Hoppin. Albours
TL Fla Vanderbilt Sloane
Marion Haven
Eaith van da Veer
Caroline Stilman
W. A. Taylor
Miss Sharson
Bar Club
Biliquas Headaches and a Coffee Jamon Remedy
A fragment notes a common complaint of biliquas headaches and presents a remedy: pour coffee and Jamon juice into a cup, drink, and expect relief. The passage suggests several remedies exist but highlights this unusual mixture as notably effective.
Heir to Austrian throne outlined amid imperial succession
The article surveys the Austro Hungarian royal line after Prince Rudolph's death. It weighs Archduke Otto's prospects as heir, notes Francis Ferdinand's perceived deficiencies, and details Otto's popularity, marriage, and potential to bear the imperial burden. It also references Archduchess Maria Josefa and the royal household's court roles.
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Imperial House of
Austria
Rudolph
Archduchess
Gisela
Luitpold
Bavaria
Maria
Franz Salvator
Charles Louis
Bia
Francis Ferdinand
Hungary
Archduke
Otho
Gratzi
Marie Josefa
Saxony
Vienma
Ifa
Hig
Charles Francis
Archduke Otho
Bleden
Maria Joneta
Archduke Charles
One Man Power Poem Reflects Wandering Monarch prints
A poetic fragment from the New York Sun by W. J. Lampton presents a solitary male figure described as a ruler of the earth, walking the beach and promenades while maidens weep and youths orbit around him. The piece blends surreal images of waves, snow, sunlit shores, and regal disdain with ironic social commentary.
Reading Habit Sparks Banter in Cleveland Plain Dealer
A light exchange notes a boy's interest in thrifted books and paper covered novels, reflecting a casual day in the Cleveland Plain Dealer. The item captures a moment of newspaper humor and social tone.
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Clevaland Plain Dealer
Inaccurate Navy Yard Photo Policy At Sea
The remark about Admiral Kirkland and Tewapaer men, made in San Francisco, questions discipline aboard the navy yard. The quote suggests arbitrary arrest for pictures yet inwardly condones photographing anyway, illustrating tension between regulation and personal conduct.
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Admiral Kirkland
San Francisco
Navy Yard
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