Richest Club in the United States on Jekyl Island
The Jekyl Island Club on Georgia’s coast, linked to Pittsburg financiers, is described as the richest U S club with hunting and fishing facilities, cottages, a race course, and a limited 100-share charter. It maintains strict game rules, ongoing breeding programs for pheasants and quail, and historic ties to Du Bignon and Oglethorpe.
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Sportmen’s Association
West Virginia
Pittsburg
United States
Jekrl Island Club
BH. EK. Porter
Consol
Non
du Bignon
N. & Finney
Mr. du Bign
Jekyl
Jekyl Island
Lloyd Aspinwall
New York
Henry F. Howland
New York Supreme Court
St. Simons
Cumberland
Georgia
Savannes
Frederica
Oglethorpe
Joseph Jekyl
George III
Horton
H. E Howland
Pleasants
du Bignons
Admiral du Bignon
Martinique
Napoleon
Elba
Dekyl
Fair Jekyl
John du Big
W. Neraew Kino, Jr
Vienna church closes over beliefs and alleged masses deceit
A Methodist church in Vienna shuts its doors after a member denounces masses as false tales and dangerous deceptions, signaling internal controversy within the congregation.
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Vienna
Duty of the Seller and Honest Trade Ethics Sermon
A Pittsburgh minister discusses honest pricing, truthfulness to customers, and ethical duties in business. He cites correspondents on lying for profit, the interstate commerce act, and urges workers and employers to follow Christian principles, even at personal cost, to align success with integrity.
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Whitten
Gwiseaner
Azure
Pittsburg
Sim
Cain
Jesus
Nazareth
Church of Christ
Christendom
Alice
Christ
Capernaum
Gilt Decorated Glass Shows New Rose Bowl Style
A shop trend features gilt decoration on glass items as a revival. The rose bowl illustrated adopts an oblong form with an arabesque gilt band, offering a middle ground between etched and cut glass in elegance and price.
Prize offered for electricity printing form by Mulhouse society
An opportunity for American electrical inventors is offered by La Societe Industrielle de Mulhouse for a prize. It invites proposals for a new power form or method relating to electricity in printing. Submissions should be sent by a specified date.
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la Societe Industrielle de
Nothing More Beautiful From Japan A Portrait of Japanese Art
A Dispatch feature extols Japanese artistry as Sir Edwin Arnold surveys Tokyo cloisonne, Satsuma ware, lacquer, ivory carvings, and temple tapestries. It praises finish, technique, and the gendered critique of female representation while comparing Japanese and European art, noting masters like Namikawa and the Shogun era.
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Hough
Edwinrnold
Japan
Asia
New York
Fifth Avenue
America
Czarewitch
Yokohama
Satsuma
Edwin
Tyemitsu
Europe
Grinling Gibbons
Seta
Walla
Namikawa
Tokio
Awata
Pandora
Olympus
Greece
al T
Trimmings Without Hats Warn Creates Home Millinery Venture
A New York milliner offers ready made hat trimmings to help women craft stylish headwear at home. The display features large bows and ribbons in varied hues designed for easy attachment, enabling women to imitate professional trims without formal training. The piece suggests local women could form cooperative work to supply hats and trims.
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Dispatch
New York
Earl of Rossmore Chronicle from Chalmondeley Castle
A comic tale opens with a dispute over Chalmondeley Cantle as Simon Leathers is declared rightful heir, then Colonel Mulberry Sellers inherits the title after Leathers’ death. Washington Hawkins arrives, a patent for a Pig-in-Clover puzzle emerges, and Sally Sellers, Lady Gwendolen, appears inspiring mixed fortune and intrigue within the Rossmore household.
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Lord Berkeley
Earl of
Rossmore
Viscount Berkeley
Chalmondeley Castle
England
Simon Leathers
Amertes
Leathers
Jord
Mulberry Sellers
Washington
Cherokee Strip
Congress
Cheroke
Hawkins
Rossmore Towers
Gauntlet Hall
Vanhoe College
Pardors
Mamata Rosswont
Toakfast
Sally Sellers
Gwendolen
Myghter
Haddock
The Tale of Lady Gwendolen Sellers and Intrigue
A rambling narrative traces the arrival of Lady Gwendolen Sellers, her royalist pretensions, and the snobbery of a college society. The speaker recalls telegrams, condolence visits, and rival claims to precedence, as Major Hawkins and others react to her stunning presence.
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Allister
Rob Rey
Gwendolen Sellers
Pinchbeck
Augusta Tamleton-Ashmore Hamilton
Skimperton
McAllister
Gwendolen
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ATELY
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ART Gems OF Japan
Sir Edwin Arnold
Revels
Mark Twain
Waal
Fathes
Major Hawkins
Mulberry
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