Notable Guests at the Hotel Carolina in Boston
James I Knapp of South Norwalk and numerous others from Philadelphia Danville Boston and beyond are listed as guests at the Hotel Carolina. Names include Mrs Frank Mebane Spray NC Mrs W T Tlurris Danville VA J C Adkins Poughkeepsie NOY John T Tenangford Frank TL Priest Eld Chamberlain Boston Mrs Strong Buckelow Vecom and Miss Vecom New Brunswick Edith M Jewett Bridge MA B E Bates Gillard Boston Walter Nash Bessie Nash James A Hilliard and more. Boston lawyer J G Thorp noted as a top amateur wolf player remembered for a national tournament showing.
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John T. Tenangford
Frank TL. Priest
Eld. Chamberlain
Boston
Walter Nash
Bessie Nash
James AH
Jacobs
J. OG
Hilliard
Carolina
J. G. Thorp
Thorp
M. B
Boston golfers visit Pinehurst at the Carolina club
Mason and Mr. John Richardson with Mr. Thorp travel to the Carolina as Mr. Henry Russell of the Michigan Central Railroad arrives by private car. Russell is impressed by Pinehurst development and the Carolina’s guest attractions, noting the outstanding progress and hotel facilities for visitors.
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Mason
John Richardson
Boston
Thorp
Carolina
Henry Russell
Michigan Central Railroad
Pinehurst
The Southern Problem in Equal Rights for Unequal Voters
The piece argues that the South seeks to solve equal rights by disfranchising one group while exempting another, a morally and practically flawed approach. It questions the source and legitimacy of equal rights and whether individuals can grant rights to others.
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A. A. Woodbury
Vermont
Pinehurst
Florida
Peace Is Declared In Gentlemen and Ladies Row
Our correspondent retracts harsh remarks about women friendships. Both parties concede women deserve intimacies and are often more profitable and cheaper than male companionship. Embroidery is labeled idle, yet praised as ladylike in this lighthearted exchange.
The Golf Links Spectacle Attracts Visitors Daily
The golf grounds draw crowds whether players are at start, middle, or finish, with bright and sober attire, caddies and spectators roaming the wide lawns. A trolley serves the grounds hourly and deer park with peacocks welcomes visitors who bring peanuts.
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Deer Park
A Hint to Mr. Carnegie Library Gift Idea
The note observes that Carnegie gives a library daily on the belief that no man should die rich, but questions the practicality for men who carry wealth and influence. The fragment hints at ongoing debate over philanthropy and wealth distribution in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmany
Meney
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie Homes For Promising Writers Endowments
The author argues for Carnegie to fund living arrangements and stipends for gifted writers so they can concentrate on producing enduring literature. He laments the lack of reward or incentive for authors to create work of lasting value, despite vast books and knowledge.
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Carnegie
Ain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Baker’s
Baron von Liebig
Baker’s Chocolate Croquettes
Henry S. Davis
Pinehurst, N. C
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
James I. Knapp
Norwalk, Conn
Frank Mebane
Spray, N. C
W.T. Tlurris
Danville, Va
Longley
Philadelphia
Penn
J.C. Adkins
Poughkeepsi Noy
Lotel Caro Hilln
Monin Kelley
G. Randolph Nvley
Edith M. Jewett
Ibridge
Mags
Father Marion
Masonic Orphan's Home
Oxford
Turk’s Head Inn
Rockport, Mass
B. Martin
Summer St
Boston, Or
Pinehurst, N.C
the Pinehurst Vocal Studio
A. D. ST. Clair, MaAnacer
Lampert
the Outlook Press
South
News Depot
Southern Pines
C. L. Hayes
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