Gunboat Wheeling rushes to Tuxpam from Vera Cruz
The U S gunboat Wheeling left Vera Cruz in haste to reach Tuxpam 145 miles away after a telegram from Consular Agent Payne to Admiral Fletcher urged protection of foreign property against about four hundred rebels. Reports say rebels may number three thousand and aim to press toward Tampico after taking Tuxpam.
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Vera Cruz
Mex
United States
Wheeling
Tuxpam
Arthur C. Payne
Fletcher
Tampico
Farmer's Wife Credits Pinkham Compound For Recovery
Westwood Maryland letter from Mrs John F Richards describes long battles with nervous spells female weakness and monthly pains. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after years of struggle and urges others to seek advice from the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Richards
Westwood
Maryland
Lydia E. Pinkham
L. E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Million Dollar Suit Withdrawn in Alienation Case
Arthur C. Train announced the discontinuance of Mrs. Jose A. Blake's $1,000,000 suit against Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay in New York Supreme Court. Blake signed a release of all claims and no money was paid or promised for the withdrawal. Batne, Blake's counsel, had no comment.
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Associated Press
New York
Arthur C. Train
Clarence H. Mackay
Supreme Court
Jose A. Blake
Mackay
Joseph A. Blake
Blake
Train
Beattie Wins Hearts Of Genoa During Visit
Genova reporters recount Rear Admiral Frank E. Beatty in charge of the battleships Connecticut and Kansas winning Genoa’s favor by sending American sailors to witness the landing of Italian troops returning from Libya. He later met the mayor the prefect and the commanding general who thanked him and invited him to the Tuesday troop review.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Frank E. Beatty
Connecticut
Kansas
Libya
Beatty
Subscriptions Near $2 Million for NYC Y M C A Fund
At a New York dinner the volunteer committee announced pledges totaling 1 986 346 dollars toward a 4 million dollar fund for the YMCA and YWCA of Greater New York. Major gifts included John D. Rockefeller 350 000. Mrs Willard D Straight 300 000. Cleveland H Dodge and Grace Dodge 250 000 each. Mrs Finley J Shepard 200 000.
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Associated Press
New York
Young Men's
Young Women's Christian Associations
Greater New York
New York City
John D. Rockefeller
Willard D. Straight
Cleveland H. Dodge
Grace Dodge
Finley J. Shepard
Helen Gould
Quote on memory and reading for a clever man
An aphorism notes that every man sometimes wishes to recall all he has read to become very smart. The remark reflects on memory limits and the value of knowledge stored through reading.
Pink roses set theme for Hamilton Whist Club event
Mrs W A Powell hosted a Hamilton Whist Club afternoon with Mrs Wallace Cummock and Miss Mabel Heustis as guests. Prizes Dresden cups and saucers were won by Mrs Henry Hall and Miss Heustis. Guests enjoyed tea after games as pink floral decor appeared in parlor and dining room with chrysanthemums and pink ribbons.
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Margaret Ahey
Montgomery Advertiser
W. A. Powell
Hamilton Whist Club
Wallace Cumnock
Mabel Heustis
Henry Hall
Miss Heustis
Miss Edith Forcheimer Hosts Jinks Party for Miss Pincus
A Girls Jinks party honored Miss Pincus with Miss Forcheimer hosting. Attendees included Mrs H J Hanan Miss Loris Pincus Miss Rita Pake Miss Lena Metzger Miss Lucille Zelnicker Miss Clain Pollock and Mrs Berney Strauss. Decorations featured a bridal motif center piece a bride and groom and place cards with rice good luck tokens. Souvenirs for the bride included a miniature train a ship and silver shoe trees symbolizing happiness and a smooth life.
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Edith Forcheimer
Miss Pincus
Miss Forcheimer
H. J. Hanan
Loris Pincus
Rita Pake
Lena Metzger
Lucille Zelnicker
Clain Pollock
Berney Strauss
Pincus
Stag Supper For Mr Bacharach At Colonial Room
Miss Forcheimer hosted a bridal party gathering while Mr Bacharach enjoyed a stag supper in the Colonial room of the Cawthon hotel. The pink rose centerpiece accompanied toasts to the bride and groom. Attendees included Sidney Bacharach Joe Sacks Albert Meyer Norman Frinkel Morris Hess Marion Forcheimer Henry Spira William Zimmern Milton Richard Lloyd Richard Ike Forcheimer Bertram Pake Milton Hanan Myron Kahn James Adler and Leonard Metzger.
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Miss Forcheimer
Miss. Pincus
Mr. Bacharach
Cawthon Hotel
Sidney Bacharach
Joe Sacks
Birmingham
Albert Meyer
Atlanta
Norman Frinkel
New York
Morris Hess
Marion Forcheimer
Henry Spira
William H. Zimmern
Milton Richard
Lloyd Richard
Ike Forcheimer
Bertram H. Pake
Milton B. Hanan
Myron Kahn
James Adler
Leonard Metzger
Linen shower honors Mollie Peterson bride
Mr. C W Scheibher hosted a linen shower for Mollie Peterson, one of Wednesday's brides. The pink and white decor featured roses and progress ive peanuts games. Florence Davis won the ladies prize a box of pink trophies while Eunice Yost won a perfume bottle and Neely Yost a tiny pipe.
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Nellie Renauld
Charles Peterson
Mollie Peterson
S. Hawkins
Marguerite Allenback
Charley Peterson
Roy Brene
Lonetta Farrell
Neely ‘'Yont
Eunice Yont
Peters Neely
Florence Davis
James Sherman
Lila Renfroe
Hartley Hanson
Jennie Davis
Glen Thompson
Hazel Peterson
Miller Nettles
Helen Godchaux
George Erhardt
Hermann Stutz
Claude Renauld
Schnecher
C. T. Peterson
8. J. O'Connor
C. W. Scheibher
Eunice Yost
Neely Yost
The Confession at Lyric Theatre
Amusements preview for James Halleck Reid drama The Confession coming to the Lyric Theatre on Tuesday November 18 after successful Broadway Bijou runs and two touring seasons. Seat sale on Saturday November 15.
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The
Lyric
New York City
James Halleck Reid
Lyric Theatre
Seat Sale
Miss Rose Stahl Returns to Star in Maggie Pepper
Miss Rose Stahl opens a new engagement at the Lyric theatre next Monday night in Maggie Pepper. Critics note her exceptional talent and versatility in serious and comic scenes, following strong notices from The Chorus Lady. Seat sale Friday November 14.
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Rose Stahl
Maggie Pepper
Charles Klein
Lyric Theatre
Miss Stahl
Auburn Rooters Will Be On Hand At Birmingham Game
Several hundred Auburn backers and yellers will ride a special L and N train from Montgomery at 8:30 am to Birmingham for the Auburn Vanderbilt game. An Auburn cadets and band train will also pass through carrying the Auburn contingent to the matchup.
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Auburn Rooters
Birmingham
Montgomery
Auburn
Louisville and Nashville
Vanderbilt
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promotes Vitality
Old Standard tonic claims to build up the system and aid digestion. Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a liver tonic, malaria fighter, appetite stimulant, and general strengthener priced at 50 cents.
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Grove
Thanksgiving Road Race At Orleans
The seventeenth annual five mile handicap road race begins on Thanksgiving Day in New Orleans under the Young Men's Gymnastic club. Open to all A A U registered members. entries close November 25 at 1 p.m. Trophies awarded to the first ten finishers and a prize for the best time. Entry blanks from The Item sporting editor.
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Young Men's Gymnastic Club of
New Orleans
Oklahoma A. and M. Triumphs In Hard Fought Match
In Stillwater Oklahoma A. and M. defeated Texas A. and M. 3 to 0 yesterday afternoon. A field goal between the bars at the start of the fourth quarter decided the game in a closely contested meeting of the two schools football teams.
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Associated Press
Stillwater
Okla
Texas and
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges
Oklahoma A. & M
Medal link to Little Women stars travels from Atlanta to Mobile
An Atlanta man finds a medal engraved Miss Alice Sharpless and inscribed for excellence in music 1909. The item travels with him to Mobile where a chance encounter connects him to a Nashville traveler and a Hattiesburg girl, just as Lyric Theatre announces December 2 and 3 showings.
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Tom Caine
Mobile
Wm. A. Brady
Lyric Theatre
Atlanta
Alice Sharpless
Union Depot
Nashville
Congressmen choose lavatierie gift for Miss Wilson
In Washington on November 11 the house decided to give Miss Jessie Wilson a lavatierie as a gift. The necklace, costing about $2,000, will be of American material and crafted by American workmen.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jessie Wilson
White House
Paterson Re-elected by Athestan Club Officers
At the Athestan Club annual meeting held Saturday night W B Paterson was re elected president with EB Buck as vice president and a governing committee selection of W S Sink G M Luce Francis J Inge F E Overall and James McPhillips. Supper followed in the rathskellar after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athestan Club
W. B. Paterson
EB. Z. Buck
W. 8. Sink
G. M. Luce
Francis J. Inge
F. E. Overall
James McPhillips
Rathskellar
French Market Coffee: a century of New Orleans tradition
An evocative look back at French Market Coffee as a symbol of Southern aristocracy, linking its fame to Mardi Gras and the Belles and Beaux of New Orleans. The aroma of history notes the blend’s midnight aging ritual and its reach to modern tables via air tight cans sold by grocers.
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New Orleans
South
Andrew Jackson
America
Belles and Beaux
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Hood
Brown-Morgan Coals
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ST. Francis Sts
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Ala
State of
Alabama
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Princighos
Joseph Sinclair
Mrs. Sinclair
Thomas Rapier
Rapier
H. Bacharach
Philadelphia
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Bacharach-Pincus
J. T. McCafferty
Skinner-McCafferty
Boston
Sndt
Moore's
Thanksgiving
Orleans
Oklahoma Aggies
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O’connor
Hattiesburg
O'Connor
Beacon Shoe Store
Dauphin St
Mobile, Ala
Gregorian
Fifth Ave
Broadway
Thirty-Fifth Street
Paterson
Athelstan
French Market Mills
New Orleans Coffee Co., Ltd
Bian
Crescent Cuy
City Ticket Office
South Royal ST
Provost - Farrow Coal CO
Home
Bell
DR. F. L. Tapia
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