Rumor of Two High Society Engagements Circulates
Gossip notes Mrs Paran Stevens and Albert Morris Bagby set to wed, with Bagby described as a Liszt pupil and social figure. It also mentions Miss Olive Chamberlin and Harper, son of a publishing house member, plus denial of Mrs E Berry Wall on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgravia
Bohemia
Paran Stevens
Albert Morris Bagby
Bagby
Liszt
Great
Harper
Miss Chamberlin
John Chamberlin
Emily Thorne
Charles K. Thorne, Jr
E. Barry
The Matchmaking Queen and Royal Dowries.
The article portrays Queen Victoria as feeble yet mentally sharp and busy with matchmaking. It notes Prince Adolphus of Teck marrying the Duke of Westminster’s daughter, rumored with a large dowry and annual income. claims the Teck family lives well beyond income, while the queen remains a favored influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Royal House of
England
Great Britain
Prince Adolphus of
Teck
Duke of Westminster
Duke of Teck
London Cable
Roman House Heaters and Early Hypocausts Found
The piece notes Roman heating methods used in abroad houses, mentions hypocausts with hot air under floors, and recalls remnants in England from Roman occupation. It quotes period sources and then shifts to a moral maxim on conduct and ends with a Minnesotan city nickname origin linked to a St. Paul chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
England
New York Times
St. Paul
Minnesota City
Pig's Eye
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John Lee
Wadsworth, Nevada
H. Leter
The
Bon Ton Tailor
Gent’s
Commercial Row
Reno, Nevada
P. Russak
Cent’s Furnishing
E.olinghouse
Main Street
Wadsworth, Nev
State Lodging House
Dh'ot
Wadsworth
Carl Wallstar
New York ‘Tribune
New York World
Florence Blythe
Florence Blythe-Hinckley
California
San Francisco
San Diego
Mexico
Sherman
Senator Sherman
Ohio
Congress
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Rutes
Bosie
New York Ledger
Nevada
William Donaldson
STAGE
Stillwater, Churchill Co
E.c.sessions
John Sunderland
Virginia St
Reno, New
Reno
Feed & Sale
Crosby & Poole
New
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