Gaby the Lily’s Mercenary View on Money and Marriage
Gabriel of the Lilies declares money as the sole shield against criticism and vows to take all she can gain. She denounces sentiment as weakness and asserts she will marry only when she has everything she wants, insisting nothing in the world cannot be bought if a price is set and the world desires it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gabriel
The
Lilies
Manuel
Gaby
Beaste
Netium Falla
Multiple local notices on social events and legal actions
A collection of brief items notes deaths and births, separations, lawsuits for 10 000 dollars, dances at Leedis pavilion and Wistaria club, Phi Delta Phi banquet in Washington, Catholic Ladies Charity club, a typhoid report, injuries at a ladder fall, a change in shipping service, labor lawsuits, increased business licenses, Mothers Day observance, park improvements, open receptions, and official openings including the Seattle assay office with a gold deposit, plus National Guard instruction camp at Fort Worden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Delta Phi
Washington
Catholic Ladies
Centralia
Kelley
Herman Holiman
Seattle Lighting Co
Unner
Moore
Martin Magnuson
P. J. McHugh
Frank McHugh
Women's Educational Club
Ladies
Jefferson Park Improvement Club
Seattle Assay Office
Mount Hoyolke Club
Seattle Woman's Club
Lake Washington
Supreme Court
National Guard
Fort Worden
Notable Early 20th Century News Highlights Across Deaths and Politics
Reports list Leo Frank appealing for vindication from death row in Atlanta for Mary Phagan’s murder. Six schooners wrecked on Lake Ontario killing six. China proposes amending its constitution to broaden presidential powers. Rudolph Seckel, art purveyor to J P Morgan, commits suicide in New York. Maj H C Fitzgerald, Philippine veteran, found shot in London. Dr Joseph Hill studies hookworm in Panama. Railroads face ICC charges over false accounts by New York New Haven Hartford. Southern Pacific earnings fall by 4 943 000 in nine months. Roosevelt allegiance pledged by Progressive National Committee in Chicago. Ralph Harding commits suicide in San Francisco. Andrew Carnegie speaks at Carnegie Institute anniversary in Pittsburgh. Agricultural bill heads to the president for signature. Over 60 bodies recovered from Eccles mine in West Virginia. Two sailors drown near Columbia River mouth. Eleanor Wilson to wed Secretary McAdoo May 7 in White House blue room. Francis Sayre plans Western tour this month, will visit Seattle. Union Oil stock transfers to Andrew Weir & Co. in San Francisco. Summer congressional session expected to push administration’s program. Southern Pacific denies merger charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific
Roosevelt
Progressive National Committee
Chicago
Ralph Harding
San Francisco
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
Eccles
W. Va
Columbia River
Eleanor Wilson
McAdoo
Blue Room
White House
Francis Sayre
Wilson
Seattle
Archduke Ferdinand Pushes Baby in Country Carriage
Vienna reports Archduke Ferdinand of Austria heir to a claimed throne walks with his infant Otto in a family perambulator. To reject formal etiquette he alternates pushing the royal buggy during drives. The scene unfolds as the couple travels to a secluded spot with wife in front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesar
Tad
Vienna
Archduke Ferdinand of
Austria
Prince Otto
Ily
Archduke Ferdinand
Archduke
Miss Cudahy Leaves Nurse Training in Boston
May 1 report notes Helen Cudahy daughter of a Boston millionaire came to the Massachusetts General Hospital to train as a nurse and will not stay. Her remark adds that hospital training felt like drudgery and mostly amounted to housework rather than patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Helen Cudahy
West
Massachusetts General Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. Germain Bakery
Pike
Pike Place
Gary Deslys
Frye & Co
Choice Steer
Olympic Market
Occidental
Yesler Way
Westlake
Pine
American Meat CO
Third and Jefferson
Western Meat CO
Western Avenue
Spring
Ballard Market
Ballard Avenue
U. S
Griffin
Swift
He Swift
Sunbright Cleanser
Allen’s Grocery
Mt. Vernon
Ratard the Sun
Tighthouse Cleanser
Northwestern Poultry CO
Jack
Sunkist
Sugar Sall
Public Market
Alaska Fish Market
Abe
Mount Vernon
Cole & Haraden
Stalia
Leach
Due
J. J. Powers
J. J. Fleetwood
Boyle
A. F. Nichols
H. H. Hazlett
J. J. Smith
Wistaria Club
Leedis ‘Pavilion
Market Square
Washington—Prefontaine
Yesler
Hamas
N. Y
Yakima
Zee
Florida
Lipton
Washington Creamery
Washburn & Raymond
Tare Qc
Leo Frank
Atlanta
Mary Phagan
Lake
Ontario
China
Rudolph Seckel
J. P. Morgan
Maj
H. C. Fitzgerald
Charing Cross Hotel
Joseph Hill
United States Health Service
Panama
Union Oil Co
Andrew Weir and Associates
Congress
Ceylon
India
TORIO
Arnold’s
Vike Vlace Phtrance
Nice
Bermuda
Yukon Vegetable Co
Toki
Vegetable Co
E. H. Collins
Jilg
Sanitary Market
the Talk OF
Rewe Gore
Annex Sample Shoe Store
NEW Butter Store
Pure Food Shop
Degginger & Coates
Mt. Vernon Jersey
Minnesota
Senor Home
Hood’s CC Pike Place—Pub
Po Sigsworth
Pullman
de Long
West Pike St
Best Washington Creamery
Standard Butter Co
Miss Cudahy
Gladys Hinckley
America
Pallas Athene
Fire Regained
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