Engagement announced between Kermit Roosevelt and Miss Belle Willard
The engagement unites Kermit Roosevelt second son of ex president Theodore Roosevelt with Miss Belle Wyatt Willard of Richmond Virginia. Miss Willard a debutante from the Willard family met Kermit while in Virginia and at the spa resort of Hot Springs Virginia. The couple plan to reside in Sao Paulo Brazil where Kermit is established in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Roosevelt
Kermit
Roosevelt
White House
Brazil
Belle Wyatt Willard
Joseph J. Willard
Tichmond
Bliss Willird
Spain
Tler
Bliss Belle Layton Wyatt
Tali
Miss Willard
Richmond
Riel
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Ata Hist Springs
Russ Ethel Roosevelt
Ales
Richerd Dery
Willards
Virginia
Teasevelt
Oveter Basain
Dery Hoosevelt
Youle Roosevelt
Repleubet
Sao Taulo
Mr. Stonsevelt
Facts About Women and Their World Contributions
A compilation of statements on women’s roles and rights including taxation in Michigan, suffrage gains, New York trades, New Zealand divorce rates, immigration shares, property rights in Kansas, and female stockholders in New York. Also notes on women as professionals and a home remedy for burns and throat care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Technical School of
New York
New York City
Luhilia
Wisi Alfonso
Spain
Paris
Toitel
Kansas
Lew Traventvl
Startford
Dante
United States
Bern
Sentry Corrects Officers in Coleridge Era Courtroom Sketch
Coleridge once enlisted after a failed love affair hoping for foreign duty. He used initials Bilas Toupking Camberlsted to hide his identity then an inquiry exposed his disguise. A courtroom scene later portrays a burly craftsman named Fire facing assault charges in London Answers and New York Times notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleridge
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Bilas
Camberlsted
Otus
Ile
Lesters
London
Best of Carlyle Becomes Subtle Meeting in Chelsea
Reverend Tognis Alexander a Pres byterian minister long resident in Chelsea and known as a Scotsman meets Carlyle by chance in the Ring and sings to him. Alexander later asks for a subscription to a school fund. Carlyle refuses in strong terms prompting Alexander to threaten selling his poetry to a collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Tom Alexander
Alexander
Carlvle
Carlile
Degreeel
Dinner hospitality and a hint of tomorrow's lack
A guest enjoys a fine dinner hosted by a household. The young daughter comments softly and later volunteers that there will be nothing cold to eat tomorrow, hinting at upcoming scarcity despite current hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Chicago
West
Pullman
Railroad
Market
Market Street
Newark
Excuse Mixes Quip With Obscure Antiquated Speech
Fragments show a mangled quote attributing a witty remark to Charles Kingstes about excision and the devil, with likely garbled wording and invented language.
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Kermit Hoosevelt
Michigan
New Zealand
New Jersey
Prudential
the Welfare of
John
the Prudential
Forrest F. Dryden
Ria
Thomas Hayes
Passaic, Ave
Nutley
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Clinton
G. H. Angell
Chestnut St
Nutley,nj
Keyser & Corb
Franklin Avenue
N. J
Nutley.planing Mill CO
Chestnut Street
Nutley, N. J
Telephone
William R. Stirratt
Lombardy & Son
Henry Hoffmeister
Park “Av
High Street Geet
N. I
Passaic
Keyser
Fleming
I Paper Hanger
Beech St
Nutley, M.D
Peat
H. E. Brown
Stager Bros
Hugh Hallidy
Vreeland Avenue
J. Telephone
Nutley Market
A. Blum & Sons
Passaic Avenue
J. M. Davis
Passaic Ave
Hewitt
Gruet
Jewett Note
New York Times
Switzerland
Iebicn
A. & Eee
Elizabeth and
Meeker Aves
Mt. Prospect
Broad and Market Sts
Standard Oil Company
Paterson
Jersey City
Trenton
Camden
Franklin Ave
Pear
Vreeland Ave
Albert Nirk
Walnut Street
Park Avenue
West Nutley Practical Ladies’ Tailoring CO
M. Mayerson
High Street
L. J. Perressen
Allan B. Stirratt
Miley,m. J
General Trucking
Thomas Nichols
Brookfield Ave
Elm PL
Charles Kingstes
Acad
D. Swift & CO
Washington, D. C
St Louis
Avondale
Hillier & Coq
Market St
R.J
Charles Heilmann
Franklin Amd Vreeland Ayes
Les
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