Princess Lwolff Parlaghy to Paint Portraits in Washington
The Magyar painter Princess Lwolff Parlaghy arrives in Washington with a retinue and a menagerie of pets to complete portraits for American public figures. She plans to gift a portrait to the National Museum of Art while negotiating a contract and touring Newport Lenox and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Lweiff Parlaghy
Societies For the Protection of
Paris
Berlin
Nice
New York
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
Europe
William
Germany
Bismarck
Friedrichsruhe
Peter of
Servia
Saint Sava
Wurtemberg
Saxony
Windhorst
Admiral Dewey
Francis Furger
Lwelff Parlaghy
Washington
National Museum of Art
America
Furger
Newport
Lenox
Japan
India
Princess Parlaghy Stirs Washington Anergy With Circus Like Arrival
June 20 report describes Princess Lwolff Parlaghy arriving in Washington with retinue and menagerie. She registered at the Willard claiming Paris origin and sent ahead shipments for estates. Names involved include M. Delius and Ernst Thalmann with uncertainty over lodging and embassy contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Lwolff Parlaghy
Arogton
Hot Springs
New Willard
New York
Hungary
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jimmy
Agin
Willard
Paris
M. Delius
Waldorf-Astoria
Snorten
Archbolds Back Tarrytown Hospital Drive With Cake Sale
In Tarrytown New York society rallied to raise 3000 dollars for a 25000 gift from John D Rockefeller to the hospital building fund. A lawyers vs physicians baseball game drew notable locals and featured a cake sale including a 50 dollar cake by John B Archbold and a cake from Mrs Leslie Carter. The lawyers won 23 to 7 as clergy umpires weighed in with disputed calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Tarrytown Hospital
John B. Archbold
Leslie Carter
Frank Wv. Millard
Edwin W. Husted
A. F. Mabon
Robert A. Pateee
Howard Car
Atlantic City Social Whirl Highlights Shows And Notables
Atlantic City hosts the Horse Show Association preparations for July 21 to 25 with a 65 class prize list. Notables including Harrison Johnson the 98 year old banker from Columbus Mississippi and Sidney Einstein of New York enjoy endurance swims and resort life. Industry figures David Rahter Gen Edward Burd Grubb and Charlemagne Tower visit for conventions and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Atlantic City
Atlantic City Horse Show Association
Harrison Johnson
Columbus
Miss
Sidney Einstein
New York
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Rudolf
Master Car Builders’ Association
New Jersey Bar Association
David P Rahter
Ostend
Edward Burd Grubb
Edgewater Park
Spain
the Shore
McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rea, Green
Pugh
Ocean City
Supt
Neff
Germania Mannerchor
Baltimore
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
John H. Vanderbilt
H. B. Sherrill
Frances V. Bell
G. Butler Smith
Bretton Hall
Shore
Marlborough-Blenheim
Narragansett Cottagers Open Season At Pier
Narragansett Piers Rhode Island sees hotel opening and cottage arrivals signaling a busy season. The Point Judith Country Club will open soon and the Sherry Casino plans a July 4 concert and dance. Harry B. Kane named Town Council president after a close vote. Numerous cottages rented or leased to visitors from Providence Boston New York St Louis and other cities with various named residents arriving for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Narragansett
Point Judith Country Club
Harry B. Kane
New York and
John Bromley
Kane
George W. Browning
Starr
Aswell Street
J. C. Parsons
Providence
M. L. Wood
Little Rest
Boston Neck Road
A. A. Somerville
Boston
Ocean Road
Theodore Braine
Morristown
N. J
Walter Sanford’ Chapin
New York
Primrose
Mathewson Street
Roselea
Rocks
O. L. Mersman
St. Louis
Locke
Broadmoor
Miss Cary
Baltimore
Alfred E. Norris
Philadelphia
E. Oliver
George C. Phillips
Samuel Gustine Thompson
Central Street
Henry de Copper
Summerstay
Philip S. P. Randolph
James EB. Sullivan
Sullivan
Youghal
Frederick A.snow
Mr. Crosby
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
F. M. Southard
B. South
The Street Corner Newsstand Trade and Brokers
A feature on corner newsstands shows owners earning more than they seem, with profits often surpassing 30 a week and stands valued up to 4000 dollars. Commission brokers on Canal Street Grand Street and East Broadway facilitate transfers, charging about 5 percent of the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Times
Forty-second Street
Manhattan
Third
Sixth
Eighth Avenues
Harlem
Bronx
Canal Street
Grand Street
East Broadway
Philadelphia Opera House to Open November 17
Oscar Hammerstein issued the season prospectus for grand opera to begin November 17 at the new Philadelphia Opera House. Subscription books open Tuesday at Forest Theatre. Foundations and basement walls completed on Broad Street site. outer walls to rise soon. Contractors expect completion and furnishing well ahead of opening night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Oscar Hammerstein
New
Philadelphia Opera House
Forest Theatre
Opera House
Broad
Broad Street
Brooklyn Man Injured in Quogue Carriage Accident
Riverhead June 20 A Brooklyn man identified as Mr Holmes visiting William N Peak at Quogue was thrown from a carriage as the coachman turned into Howard Jones yard on Roanoke Avenue and struck the ground unconscious. Dr Benjamin attends at Mr Peak's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Quogue
Riverhead
Mr. Holmes
William N. Peak
Howard Jones
Roanoke Avenue
Benjamin
Novel Plan to Raise Hospital Fund in Passaic
Passaic women organized a one day crusade to raise funds for the two Passaic Hospitals. White capped volunteers boarded every train car and wagon and canvassed every home with the effort extending to outlying districts. More than 40 000 red crosses were displayed for each contributor and the drive had raised over 5000 dollars by eight o clock with a total hoped to reach 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
Chinese Minister's Wife Arrives in San Francisco
Mme Wu Ting Fang wife of the Chinese Minister at Washington arrived in San Francisco today aboard the Mongolia. She was accompanied by several servants and a group of students slated to enter U S schools. The Chinese Consul and local Chinese community greeted her. She will stay several days in San Francisco before continuing to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mme
Wu Ting Fang
Washington
Mongolia
Mme. Wu
Royal Pay Dinner for Women Teachers in New York
A 30 000 strong women teachers’ drive for equal pay was celebrated at a Waldorf Astoria dinner with 750 guest covers and 400 onlookers. Speakers included Grace Strachan, John S Whalen, Arthur Brisbane, Charles Edward Russell, Luke D Stapleton, and Senator Thomas F Grady. The event supported the Interborough Association of Women Teachers, part of the New York City Federation of Women’s Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
Board of Education
Interborough Association of Women Teachers
New York City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Grace Strachan
John S. Whalen
Miss Strachan
Augustus E. Barnett
Grace
Luke D. Stapleton
Whalen
Rabi Wise
Indiana Governor Hanly Collapses at Ottawa Chautauqua
Gov. Frank L. Hanly of Indiana fainted from heat while addressing the Ottawa Chautauqua in Ottawa Kansas. He received medical attention and started for home that evening. He had just arrived from the Chicago convention and was near the end of his remarks when illness struck but his condition was not critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
Ottawa
Kan
Frankly
Indiana
Made Riches by Uncle's Will in Australia Fortune
Miss Margaret O Connor of Philadelphia is set to inherit about 293 558 dollars from a Sydney based uncle William O Connor. An Australian court ruling identifies her as one of three heirs and the estate totals 610675 dollars. Attorneys George Mc Goowan and Michael J Ryan filed the claim and the payout follows years of uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
O’connor
Australia
Early Morning Wedding Sends Couple to Sea
Miss Eleanor Carroll of Jamaica and Brian E. McDonough of Portland Maine wed at 5 AM with Father Henselman presiding at Miss Carroll's home to catch an early steamer. The groom wooed her for two years and the couple left for abroad months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Carroll
Jamaica
L. L
Brian E. McDonough
Portland
Father Henselman
St. Mary's Church of Jamaica
McDonough
Miss Carroll
A. J. Brislin
Amherst Avenue
Adriatic
Detective Shot by Car Thieves in Buffalo Train Case
Buffalo on June 20 reports Detective Daniel McCrea of the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Road was shot in the head by five men riding a freight train. McCrea died, with at least ten shots fired as the gang opened fire from the car roof and he was dragged from under the wheels by a switchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Daniel McCrea
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
McCrea
Powder works blast kills Du Pont employee near Denver
Luther Hockem was killed and several injured when 3000 pounds of nitro glycerine exploded at the Du Pont Powder Company plant in Louriers, 20 miles south of Denver. The neutralizing plant and building were wrecked, causing $3,000 in losses and shattering town windows thirteen miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Luther Hockem
The
du Pont Powder Company
Louriers
Hockem
Keep Up Graft War Roosevelt Urges Fight
President Roosevelt writes Rudolph Spreckels urging continued graft prosecution noting indifference of good men is hardest obstacle. He cites the fight against banded wealth and big business, calls for decency and perseverance, and says not to be discouraged in the pursuit of honesty. Both Spreckels and Heney decline comment on next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
the Cat
White House
President Roosevelt
Rudolph Spreckels
Roosevelt
Mr. Spreckels
Heney
Theodore Roosevelt
Spreckels
Also Mentioned on This Page
Princess and Pets
Bear
Lwolff Paringhy
New Willard Hotel
Maida
Waldorf
Virginia Hot Springs
Ernst Thalmann
West Fifty-ninth Street
Thalmann, Jr
Parlaghy
J. D. Archbold
Hospital
van Orden Corset Company
West 34Th Street
Philadelphia Opera
Hammerstein
New House
H. Hicks & Son
Broadway
Henry Hicks
Bohn Syphon
White Enamel Refrigerator Company
West 42Nd ST
Beha Syphon
St. Paul, Mina
White Enamel Refrigerator Co
Wal
Arthur Brisbane
Charles Edward Russell
Charlies
Edward Russell
Thomas F. Grady
Gov. Hughes
Horace White
Rici
du Pont
Teae
Valenciennes
Sixth Avenue
19Th St
B. Altman & Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!