Governor Hughes Leads Adirondack Mount Marcy Ascent
Governor Hughes joined by his son Charles E Hughes Jr and guests as they summit Mount Marcy via Indian Pass, staying at Tahawus Club area. The week features golf and social events at Stevens House and Grand View with numerous New York visitors, concerts, dances, tennis, and boating on Mirror Lake and Lake Placid.
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Placié
Fuchs
Mount Marcy
Adirondacks
Marcy
Indian Pass
Ck Lodge
Tahawus Club
Lake Sanford
Hole Adirondack
Qate
Henderson
Pany
R Hughes
Saranac Inn
Stevens House
Atirondack Lodge
Lake Benford
Aqnesdore Roosevelt
McKinley
Lake
Tear of the Clouds
Hudson River
Lake Placid
Cource
Hughes
Charles FE Hughes, Jr
College Am
N. G. Chase
George A. Stevens
George R. Malby
Ben” Franklin
J. Linfiser Porteous
New York
Paul Stevens
Pieter
Terry
A. W. Tillinghast
Naylor
Serene House
Alice
Marrian
Anna
George Powell
Highland Golf Club
Robert Gentle
Gentle
W. Tiford Jones
Daniel Kelly
Mary Kelly
E. W. Kingsland
Kitati
Kingsland
John McElroy
William Vilas
Chicago
W. B. McElroy
Mises Daly
Kelley
Grand View
Paul Gelth
Stevens House Sayers
Ant View
Georgs P Sohngen
BohnBen
J. Meyhew Phinney
J. Mayhew Phinney
Mohr
Jeannette Fernandez
Grand View Ciner
R. C. Fox
Dr. Fox
Mount Whiteface
Major
Walter Hotchkin
William H. Hotchkin
Bridge
Maples
Thomas Parkes
A. C. Talbot
John Day
H. P. Matthews
Brooklyn
Miss Pierce
C. M. Phitiney
J. M. Springs
J. B. Remenenyder
Remeénsnnder
Baptist Church
Lake Placid Village
B. Hopper
James E. Matthews
Alice D. Matthews
Mary L. Matthews
H. G. Pierce
Helen Pierce
May M. Snowton
Catherine Spellman
East Orange
N. J
Guests at the RuisseauMont enjoy lakeside weeklong activities
Lake Placid notes detail guests from Brooklyn and New York at the RuisseauMont with car trips and dinner parties. Aquatic sports, launches, and a birthday celebration for Miss Phyllis McIntire are reported alongside arrivals from Waldorf Astoria and Philadelphia. Other resorts like the Pines host straw rides to John Brown's grave and social gatherings at the Homestead.
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Lake Placid
Ruisseaumont
Brooklyn
William G. Gilmore
8. O. Wylie
W. Ellis Gilmore
John Prebles
Ella Lloyd
Marian Prebles
Margaret Townsend
Elizabeth McGee
Mortimer B. Davis
S. Lustgarten
J. B. Cole
C. W. Cahill
C. I. Dangler
Dangler
Cramer
McGenniss
H. ©. Dangler
James Kelley
R. C. McDonald
JL. LL Smith
Evan H. Patrick
Patrick
John Hobby
Waldorf-Astoria
W. A. McCosker
A. D. Rexford
M. B. Arnold
Marjorie
Frank Arnold
I. Steele
Edna Janice Steele
Philadelphia
Milton B. Mitchel
F. M. Black
George Dudley Waring
J. Widdecomb
G. N. Widdecomb
M. G. Gilbert
EB. H. Hornbostel
C. V. van Anda
Pines
John Brown
Phyllis McIntire
The
William Sievere
New York
Stickney
New London Yacht Week Hosts Notable Guests at Griswold
Yachting set from New York visits New London for The Yachting Play of America week. Guests at the Griswold include Miss Mary Bradley Miss Aida Liuffrie Miss Helen Hagerty Miss Louise Bagerty and many social leaders from New York and nearby towns. The events feature brunches dinners bridge teas and garden gatherings with eminent guests and yacht club members.
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New London
Conn
America
New York
Mary Bradley
Aida Liuffrie
Ore
Mre
W. J. Fieming
Griswold
Helen
Henrietta Hagerty
Louise Bagerty
Isabel Wilson
Florence Frenk
2H Reeves
Harry L. Bunce
Arthur Cushman
Cushman
J. A. Wade
Malcolm Banks
W. i
Gilbert Perkins
Jane Sutherland
Miss Sutherland
Mere Nugent
Miss Sharpless
Miss Clifford
Mim Higbee
Miss Outeau
Frank
Platt
Murdock
Miss van Vieck
Mesers
Mupent
Giveon
Perkine
Wade
Bunce
Lefferts
Foster
War Vieck
Blossom
Sohn
Hughes
Teestey
Lois Perkins
Richaine Gosterhofer
Miss Allen
Horace Poor
Frederic Amne
John Dickey
Natalie Lydecker
Mise Kopper
Mary Eliott
Greenwich Inn Hosts Naval Officers and NYC Guests
Captain James B. Watt of the Lusitania spent the weekend at the Edgewood Inn guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Francis Hyde of New York. D. W. Ross of Interborough Rapid Transit Co and family arrived for a long stay. Mrs. Hyde hosted a dinner for fourteen in the Dutch Room. Captain J. B. Ransom of the Baltic visited the inn, guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sinclair Armstrong of New York. Recent arrivals from New York include Mr. and Mrs. John C. Jupring.
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Greenwich, Conn
James B. Watt
Lusitania
Edgewood Inn
E. Francis Hyde
New York
D. W. Ross
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
EB. Francis Hyde
Greenwich Cottage Colony
J. B. Ransom
Baltic
J. Sinclair Armstrong
John C. Jupring
Social notices at the Oriental include prominent visitors
Mrs H A D Behheverria and a party of friends join Mr and Mrs de Navarro at the Oriental. Mr and Mrs J G Hannah and others from Rome NY are among late arrivals. Military men visit before touring the racetrack to view the Farman firing machine. Notables entertained include General George S Anderson and James Allan by Tax Commissioner Hugh Hastings. Other guests: Colonel George Scriven Captain Lahm Alden Hawley and Professor Zahn. Mrs Marcy Raymond spends August there and Julius Marcus returns from an auto trip. Mrs Amelia Stuyvesant visits Gerard Stuyvesant at the Oriental.
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Lake Placid
Nereid
Moose Island
F. Randolph Dunn
New York
C. M. Danforth
Lake Placid Inn
Ethel Crone
Minnie L. Feets
J. Somborn
Edith
Amy Somborn
May Simond
Edward Herzig
Belmont
the Belmont
Mount Whiteface
H. K. Heathfield
M. Hyman
H. B. Plant
Herbert Marks
M.L. Glass
George Leary
L. E. Rettig
Marian Fox
Robert ©. Fox
James L. Greenhelge
H. A. D. Behheverria
Jose de Navarro
the Oriental
de Navarro
J. G. Hannah
Barton Hazleton
Rome
N. Y
William H. Browning
Oriental
Farman
George S. Anderson
Grant
Governor's Island
James Allan
Hugh Hastings
George Scriven
Lahm
English Channel
Alden Hawley
Aero Club
United States
Professor Zahn
William Stowell Wooster
Albany
Reuben Sleicher
John A. Sleicher
Marcy Raymond
Julius Marcus
Amelia Stuyvesant
Gerard Stuyvesant
Briarcliff Lodge Hosts Opulent Summer Parties
At Briarcliff Manor New York guests enjoy outdoor sports and social life. Colonel and Mrs Lovell H Jerome hosted a large dinner party with Admiral C D Bigsbey and Charles Austin Clark among attendees. Other New York residents joined weekly hops and dinners through the week including guests like G G Gennert Harris Fisher Mark Walton Maclay Edward P Clarke and W Carey Bibb.
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Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
Briarcliff Lodge
Lovell H. Jerome
New York
Admiral C. D. Bigsbeé
Washington
Charlies Austin Clark
August golf and boating events in St Regis region
The notice outlines a multi event golf schedule with qualifying rounds for a championship, handicap four ball play, and prize allocations including a season points cup. It also reports boating races and social events at Upper St. Regis camps, and mentions re election of St. Regis Yacht Club officers and guest camps for the season.
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Arthur 6. Higgins
Edward M. Bulkley
Charles W. Pierson
Upper St. Regis
Aug
George EB. Earle
Farle
Payne Whitney
Elizabethtown Hosts Auto Parties and Local Sports
Elizabethtown New York hosts the Wind sor gathering with nearly a hundred registrations. The town also features baseball with a 6 to 4 Elizabethtown win over Port Henry, plus golf and other activities. Notable arrivals include Charles Heydt Rudolph Gunther and the Ralyea and Anderson couples. Alex and Willie Smith are here for golf with low scores.
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Elizabethtown
N. Y
Windsor
Port Henry
Stevens House
Charles Heydt
Rudolph Gunther
C. M. Ralyea
J. R. Anderson
Alex
Willie” Smith
Block Island Storm Draws Visitors to Ocean View
Block Island hotels are full and cottages host visitors as a stormy sea attracts crowds. On Wednesday summer travelers watched waves crash on beaches and rocks while the Rhode Island Yacht Club fleet led by Commodore W. O. Todd arrived on the island.
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Block Island
Rhode Island Yacht Club
W. O. Todd
Island
A Promising Future From Conservative Management
The volume of business held steady through a general late year downturn. Treasurer Joan J. Watson Jr notes the new board could justify optimism as five years of improvement stem from conservative management strict economies and careful competition watch. President Coit cites quick adaptation to year end conditions and solid plant condition as signs of potential recovery and better results with general prosperity.
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Joan J. Watson, Jr
Western Day
Coit
Prosperity's Return in United States Rubber Company
The United States Rubber Company reports a revival in finances with a deficit overcome of over 1 million dollars, a 4 million dollar debt reduction, stock adjustments, and a surplus of over 8 thousand dollars under current management since a precarious start.
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United States Rubber Company
Rubber company reports rising sales and profits
United States Rubber and its subsidiaries show net sales of 41 960 49596 versus 25 496 15059 the previous year and net profits of 3 553 55614, with assets rising from 78 131 23610 to 109 267 02864. President Samuel P. Colt says the firm is on a solid foundation and expects future profitability through economies and sales expansion.
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United States Rubber
Samuel P. Colt
United States
Rubber Company Dominates U.S. Rubber Boots Market
The United States Rubber Company grew from a minor player to control about three quarters of U.S. rubber output by 1898, later expanding under new management in 192 to import crude rubber directly via letters of credit. It operates branches in Para, Manaus, and European hubs, sourcing rubber from Africa and the Amazon.
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United States Rubber Company
United States
Para
Manacs
Amazon Rivier
Brasil
London
Liverpool
Antwerp
Hamburg
Lisbon
Africa
Amazon
Rubber Goods Industry Emerges From Boots to Tires
The rubber goods sector began with vulcanization around 1840s and expanded from boots and shoes to tires and sundries. By 1894 the United States Rubber Company united major manufacturers, eliminating patent disputes and boosting sales efficiency. In 195 the company increased its stake in Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company, creating a broad network with vast annual business and sizable individual orders.
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Charlies Goodyear
United States Rubber Company
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company
United
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