The Belmonts and Vanderbilts in Newport Society
A long, detail heavy account of Mrs. Oliver Belmont and her social battles with the Vanderbilt and Belmont circles in Newport. The article traces campaigns, marriages, and receptions, highlighting Mrs Belmont's struggle to retain prestige amid rival families and the influence of her divorce and social maneuvering on New York and Newport society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor
Newport
Belmont
Perry Belmont
By-the-Bea
Wes
Mine Titany
HP Belmont
Vannerbilta
Belmonts
Ollie Belmonts
Potter Palmer
Mra
Townsend-Burder
Prescot
Lawrence
Bits
Galvin
Mollie
Andy
Dever Reville
Vanderbilts
Astors
Hutmonta
Nesmut
Lady Russell
D. White
Beecause
Eversbiddy
Ia- Portus
Wattare
Mastinrourk
Hughs
England
Bucceuch
Trethiert
Asttar
Daha
MarTborousa
Hamersley
Duke
Leveport
Marl
New York
Mochete
Alves Smith
New York Ledger Details Large Charity Gifts at Alliance Meeting
At the New York gathering of the International Missionary Alliance, about 100 attendees attended a final marketing in Cadre Mundtetal. Donations reached $229,000 in cash and jewelry, watches and rings, with gifts from Maud MeVer and others. The scene featured rolled watches, handkerchief waves, and a baby carried forward as a symbolic gift for missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Caderie Muntetall
Tmruce
Gla Orebard
Bie
Sun
Too Huk
Thiwety
Bi Uance
Aentieman
Ima
Stenpen
Wimpeun
Maud MeVer
Starpstin
Defends Raids and Replenished Reserve Debated
Washington, Oct 16. Assistant Secretary W. E. Curtis defends New York bankers amid accusations they influence gold withdrawals from the treasury. He argues raids by bankers stem from normal exchange activity, with New York acting as a market for exports and payments abroad. He classifies New York bankers into three groups and contends reserves were replenished through legitimate operations rather than illicit draws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. E. Curtis
Treasury Department
Agricultural Department
New York
Treasury
Charles W. Dabbcy
Agriculure
Depielt
Barke
Territn
Pernatenisu
Europe
Bielness
Threewind Chice
Senyerttios
Mw Ceduethon
Galt
Elroud
New Yorke
Tha
Egereante & Lang
Bankere Tire
Rz Yen
Gold Movements and Exchange Rates in Late 1893
The article analyzes gold withdrawals from the treasury, banking liquidity, and the impact on export finance. It explains how high New York exchange rates and foreign capital flows influenced gold imports and the balance of trade, noting abnormal periods of currency strain and the role of bankers and foreign correspondents in sustaining exchange bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Durie
Dendon
Becaus
United States
Americas
Newe York
Wits
Iperense
Tritten States
Eltier
Ube
Autrust
Ghatjee
Gromesky
Pingree Potato Party Organizing in New York
Nascher and philanthropists in Gotham organize Pingree’s Potato Patch effort for winter. Aims: convert unproductive city blocks into garden spaces for the poor, modeled after Detroit and Buffalo successes. Society to encourage potato raising to be formed, possibly as a petition to the mayor and board of aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Beceelf
Kew Vee
Newport
Husrand
Mayor Arrows
Rue Ae
Simoné
Pnet
Scaeliere
Pitti
Allie
Campmlen
Newhart
Erlefus
Ena
Buffalo
Att Fang & Pobrman
Society For the Encouragement of
Sidermen
Free Silver Event At Ham titan Rally Belt Won For Campaign
The Bryan and Lesdy Plamtbean club plans a belt presentation at a rally to raise funds for campaign tubes. The event features music by club members and a performance by the Free Silver club. Dealers have removed 311 West Seventh Street for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mth
Bryan
Lesdy
Ham— Titan
Babcock & Frost
West Beventh Street
Star Coffee Shop Menu and Customer Notices
Fragmented OCR lists coffee flavors and item names, prices, and table notes. Items mention Jam and Mustard Sardibeks, Potted Mam, Tongos seas Uyatire, Bakers, Minge Maat, and California Table Pruit Hteare apap. Indicates a cafe or market display with assorted foods and prices, but specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Coffee
Rilerson
Jara Hien
Ainpan
Sillie Bakers
Iran
Star Grocer Adverts and Turbulent Slum Tour Report
A jumble of old ads and a chaotic report describes a slimming tour led by Mrs Chariton Eaholm in Pittsburg. Twenty women and twenty men visited several addresses on Third Avenue and Grant Street, facing varying receptions. The piece notes prayers, tears, and mixed reactions, with some residents entertaining the visitors while others refused entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
W. Co. UK
Chariton Eaholm
Florence Crittexton
Third Avenue
Grant
Ness Street
Timates
Cuidi
Betting in Washington sees McHinisy odds swing
Washington October 16. A pool of twelve thousand dollars formed last week to back McRisset at three to one. Bets were handled by the Shoe maker Company secretary with a cap of five hundred dollars per wager. Bryan offered three thousand five hundred against one hundred dollars. Odds then dropped to two to one after “information from New York” but its political nature remains unclear. A New York man holds ten thousand shares on McKinley at two hundred fifty five to four hundred. A local newspaper man supports Bryan up to one million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Willarets
Miesthanenetl
Mnatiey
Mra
Vari Dérbitt
Iineres
Vanderbilt
Eich
Marci
Indanrtia
Seay
York
Drilliantis
Afra Vanderbilt
Dikseter
Marlborough Pumiats
Euiar
Beri
Lima
Vanderbilt Wan Aulim
Taahiaabies
Washington
McRisset
Shoemaker
Morsing Ape Bryan
Santa Fe Route Announces Special St Louis Fare Exposition
The Santa Fe Route offers round trip travel to St Louis at seven dollars and fifty cents with even dollars and cents on selected dates in January. Tickets available for the exposition event with discounted rates and specified travel days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
St. Louis
Artaneas
Arizona
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Foxse
Beagles for Bey As and Notable Fundraiser
Fragmented text describes a fundraising event for a cause with J Bryan cited, mentions subscription requests, and an appeal to readers for support. References to transportation routes, subscriptions, and a public notice tone appear, with varied garbled names and places. The passage also hints at travel offers and a laundry service, reflecting a mixed historical newspaper item.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. KR. Vanderbilt
Oliver H. P. Belmont
New Fork Journal
Oliver P. Belmett
Rae Rae
Barnes
Amine
Adoue
Seteninr
True
WIEN
Helmer
Bermelt Acai
New Turk
Ueth Society
Cleder Mille
Fiat
Ieee
Fualdon
Ber
Uae
Irgebreliatee
Vandertille
Belmonte
Geeak
Urgaieed Society of
Net
Aig
Bn Social
Cutch
Berson
Lpot
Sankaran
Olver Belmont
Oliver Hermont
Duvenorl
Astrud
Aguinet
Belment
peGtrel
Uniat
Beerns
Wong
Perry
Newpore
Cilite Relmont
Belem
Relmont
Dante
Houet
Miu & Co
Lowell
Mass
Miud
Sec’y Curtis
New York Bankers
Pingree Potato Party
W. Phillips
W. Elshth
Ayers
Tor
the Star Grocery
California
Paacy
J. Ss. Sprout
the Star Grocer
Telephone
East Sixth St
Wearwell
Furman’s
W.c.1.u
Pinene Muim
Vanessa Rales
Cella Rion
Hawn
Ae Bold
Leos
Beagles
Bey
Oitizens of
Tellurists, Colorado
J. Bryan
Fey Wilnert
Ramed Bietty
Uitizena
Bea Ahtty
Wishie
Eith Clarion Jones
Yemgo
Tua
Litreland
Retaute
Bostam
Michigan
Chicago
Pligtiphrey
Petite
C.K Wwhilber
A. Chicade
Pesriese Sten
AH. Ceanshy
Kerr St
Memphis
Tenn
Poyélomna
Snally
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