Bellamy Storer Affair Draws Curious Public Attention
The Saint Louis era piece notes Mrs. Bellamy Storer, linked to Nicholas Longworth and Alice Roosevelt, as a gifted artist who founded Rookwood pottery. It examines Roosevelt and Storer letters, public reaction, and the claim that a diplomat’s actions mix church and state. It highlights long familial ties and the era’s diplomacy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Kane
Storer
Maria Longworth
Cincinnati
Joseph Longworth
Nicholas
Alice Roosevelt
George Ward Nichols
Bellamy Storer
Rookwood Pottery
Rookwood
Nichols
Congress
McKinley
Belgium
Storers
Roosevelt-Storer
Roosevelt
Hoosevelt
Store
American Republic
McSkinley
Navy
Maria
McWinley
Controversy Over Storer Roosevelt Friendship Revealed
The article notes criticism of Mr. Storer and Mr. Roosevelt amid a dispute over silence and a published exchange of private letters. It describes the Storers’ close relations with the Roosevelts, fanfare around their social ties, and Mrs Storer’s artistic and political ambitions shaping Bellamy Storer’s career. It highlights the couple’s ambitions, marriage, and Storer’s diplomatic postings.
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Bellamy Storer
Roosevelt
Robertus Love
Bellamy Storers
Iipling
Gallle
God
Republic
Washington
Joseph Longworth
United States
Mr. McKinley
Colorado
Utah
Pall Mall Gazette
New York
Politica
the Gazette
Bellamy Stover
Stover
Ireland
America
Herbert Bismarck
Storer
Good Eyesight Linked to Health in Wary Note
The text argues that good eyesight requires overall health and warns that poor health leads to eye troubles, mentioning a path from health to vision without detailing specific conditions or sources. It presents a general, advisory view on health and eye care without concrete statements or entities.
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Mreehy
St Louis
Caro
Thebes
Cotton Belt
Texas
Misouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Southwest
Jocauro 10
L. O. Shaefer
Indianapolis
Ind
Big Temple Plan for Chicago Church University and Dormitories
Dr George P Hall, Chicago business man preacher, unveils a $5,000,000 eighteen story temple near Lincoln Park to serve church, university, dormitories, and social functions. The plan includes a 15,000 student hall, 7000 dorms, a 12,000 seat auditorium, a $100,000 organ, and a roof garden. Hall will be chancellor, preach weekly, and profits fund church work.
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George P. Hall
Bush Temple
Independent Christian Church
Chicago
Hall
Lincoln Park
Chicago Tribune
New York
Wisconsin
Hall University
Carnegie Institute
Auditorum
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Indiana
Ohio
China
Germany
France
Spain
Brussels
Madrid
Rey
MR. and
Mrs. Bellamy Storer
BIG Temple
George i’. Hall
Missouri
Watkins
New York World
Variety
Stark
Bell
Hawver
Jeweler
Chester St
Edwin
Dwight
Erie St
South End
James R. Dunn
Thomas Burd
Opera Bloch Gficehours
Woodland Ave
Woodland
Erie $T
Bath
Ichester
Pter
Hichester Chemical Co
Peliadelphia
Gieat
Bess
Bert Owens
Massillon Hardware Co
Erle St
Sailor
Park S
Diever
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company
Cleveland
Buffalo
City OF Buffalo
City OF Erie
Toledo
Detroit
Niagara Falls
C&b Lins
Hermak, G. P.A
Dr. Kutchin
Ate
Maplewood Sanitarium
Will
Columbus
Ruichin
Theoiy
Hutchin
Bimtchin
Hatchin
Medical
Iis Lfe
Tiatehin Hea
Kutchin
Invalice
Tey
Conrad
Massillon
Orrville
National Rotes
Lester Kvichin Colembus
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