Women Polo Pioneers Challenge Rough Sport Style
A historical magazine piece by Charles N. Lurie examines women organizing polo amid danger and expense. It highlights elite players like Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock and Eleanor Sears, their ponies, training, and the argument that polo is not unsuitable for women. The piece notes Hitchcock and daughter Helen playing against each other.
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Aurangzebe
Florence
Adelaide
Estelle
Eleanor Sears
Boston
California
Thomas Hastings
New York
Thomas Hitchcock
New
Long Island
Meadow Brook
Watson Webb
Helen Hitchcock
Thomas
Meadow Brook Club
Thaw Case Seen Through Evelyn Nesbit’s Eyes
A Washington era report recalls the 1906 Stanford White murder and Harry K Thaw trial as Evelyn Nesbit Thaw’s testimony and public reaction unfold. It notes her evolving image, her defiance at an insanity hearing, and the Thorny family dynamics with her in law being heavy critics and supporters. The piece highlights Thaw’s aging mother as unwavering support amid legal battles and public scrutiny.
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Harry K. Thaw
Concord
Stanford White
Madison Square
America
Ahe
Pittsburgh
Evelyn Nesbit
White
Thaw
Mon
Magnificent Monument Draws German Americans On Tour
German American teachers plan a summer pilgrimage to Germany with visits to Berlin for the fortieth convention. They will tour major cities, view Niederwald monument at Bingen, and study Prussian schools. The monument, Germania by Johannes Schilling, stands atop a 116 foot tall base with reliefs and war memorials.
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Germany
Republic
Berlin
Teuton
Niederwald
Bingen
Rhine
Johannes Schilling
Dresden
Germania
Wacht Am Rhein
William of
Prussia
William I
Moselle
Empire
Walton Williams
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Charles N. Lurie
York
Reginald “Brooks
Butler
Harold C. Phipps
England
American Press Association
White Plains
Harry Kendall Thaw
Arthur ] Brinton
William Thaw
Alice Copley Thaw