Fair Golf Champions New York Women Aiming At Ardsley Championship
Miss Beatrix Hoyt leads a large field as the national women’s golf championship moves to Ardsley in October. The sport’s popularity explodes with dozens of clubs and hundreds of players, led by Hoyt and rivals such as Miss Nellie Sargent, Miss Clara Lengworth, and Mrs. De Witt Cochran, among others. Philadelphia, New Jersey, and New England clubs boast top players while New York area courses host training and previews for the event.
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New York
Beatrix Hoyt
Ardsley
Lew Tecorda
Margaret Scott
M. Hamilton-Russell
Thea
Whinnecock Hills
Long Island
Misa Hoyt
Pennsylvania
New England
Ardaley
de Witt Cochrane
Mica Brooka
John 1
Terry
Charlen A. Smith
F. L. Oldridge
Ming Anna Saude
Newport
W. Butler Duncan
Foxhall Keens
Alice Rogers
BR. C Hooper
Clara Lengworth
Cinginnati
Besex County
Naks
J. Warren
Merrill
Madeline Boardman
Nevoddi
Margaret. Curtis
I.v. Linsee
Miss Bacon
Hamlin
Sturgis
H. B. Duryea
Tiske Warren
FR. Crosby
Mias Gannett
Miss Caysatt
Phiiladelphia
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Essex Links
Miss Cassatt
Towart
Philadelphia
Tha City
Walter Gorham
Herman A. Lewis
Iar
Devon Galf
Helen G. Davids
L. Cassatt
Miss Griscom
Cassatt
Yarnell
Dougherty
Stephenson
F. ©. Griscom
Rst
Eanex County
Miss Sargent
Fox
Auntington Valey
Morris Country Club
N. J
Helen Shelton
O Emer
W. Fellowes Morgan
Metropolitan
Migs Alice Strong
C. G. Wills
Migs Shelton
New Jersey
Clu
North Jersey
Paterson
E. A. Ryle
Milas
Scott
Mila JL. Graham
Seabright
Alice E. Strong
Adele Fitzgerald
Rhodes, Jr
Albert Symingtos
P. Prentice
Princeton
Inks
Bayard Jocktop
M. Taylor Pyne
Miss Morris
Miasey Parton
Misa Boothingham
W. Benton Greene
Fairfield County
They
Milas Benedict
Miss Churchitl
Miss Willard
Milas Curtis
Maso
Freeman
Boswell
Wee Burn
Noroton
Conn
J. M. Jones
Julio 2
Capea
Agawam Hunt Club
Providence
KR. I
Mia. Tilden
Misa Goddard
Coit
Miss Child
Gammell
Aldrich
Dwight
Jodeman
Thurber
Dana
Hunter
Richmond
Hoppin
Lilla Vanderbilt Sloane
Marion Haven
Edith van de Verr
Caroline Stilman
Mra. W
Miss Charson
Squirrel Town and Club Golf Notes Inspire Readers
Vignettes recall Squirrel Town in a playful poem praising nature and seasonal change. The piece then shifts to golf club notes from Noroton Connecticut and Agawam Hunt Rhode Island listing women’s golf records and notable players. It ends with a Railway Age article summarizing long-range rail speed records across bands from single miles to 2000 miles and beyond.
Bilious Headaches and a Home Remedy
A reproduction of a 19th century tip suggesting relief from bilious headaches by drinking a breakfast cup of black coffee after squeezing in the juice of a lemon. The antiquated tone describes this as an effective remedy and reflects period home health advice.
Aguinaldo Reaffirms Stance on Annexation or Protectorate
Aguinaldo again declares support for either annexation by the United States or establishment of an American protectorate. The statement signals a continued preference for close U.S. ties amid ongoing debate over Philippines sovereignty and governance.
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Aguinaldo
Heirs to Austrian throne color and court intrigues
The article surveys the imperial Austrian line following Rudolph's death, naming Archduke Otto and his family. It notes Otto's popularity, his marriage to Marie of Saxony, and his cautious, cheerful demeanor. It mentions Archduchess Maria Josefa and roles at court, with Charles Francis and other royals referenced in context of succession.
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Imperial House of
Austria
Rudolph
Archduchess
Gisela
Luitpold
Bavaria
Maria
Franz Salvator
Charley Louis
Herne
Francis Ferdinand
Hungary
Francia
Ferdinand
Archduke
Otho
Gratz
Marie Jogefa
Saxony
Vienna
Ifa
Tha Idnedom
Hisgen
Charles Francis
Maria Josefa
Archduke Charlee
The One Man Power Poem Satirically Praised
A verse by W J Lupton in the New York Sun extols a male figure as supreme over all, from sea to summit, with maidens swooning and followers, mainly women, in attendance. It portrays his aloof dominance and the heartbreak he leaves in his wake.
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W. J. Lupton
New York Sun
Trifle Difference Prompts Reading Joke Across Dealers
A brief quip forms around a dealer’s remark, playing on a boy’s taste for economic books and his habit of reading paper covered novels. The exchange highlights a humorous, era style line about literacy and commerce.
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Cleveland
Plato Dealer
Navy yard photography ban cited by late Admiral Kirkland
A fragment notes Admiral Kirkland warning that taking pictures in a navy yard would lead to arrest, while implying others would ignore the rule. The quote references San Francisco and the practice of photographing naval sites.
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Admiral Kirkland
San Francisco
Navy Yard
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