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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1906

Page

6

The Man on the Box in New York Romance

Warburton seeks a dining date at the Holland House while chasing a vision of Miss Annesley. He fails to notice a Russian count and the colonel escorting her, losing her to a Washington-bound encounter as morning dulls his hopes. He wanders through privilege and disappointment, with Parisian dreams fading into whisky and billiards.

Eotel Warburton Robert Warburton Paris Washington Nancy Jack Robert Holland House Fifth Avenue New York The Waldorf Monsieur United States Army England Mr. Robert Annesleys

Warburton Visits His Brother in Washington

Warburton arrives in Washington after years away, riding a late nineteenth century omnibus to Scott Circle near Lafayette Square. He finds a grand house, marvels at the capital’s calm bustle, and bursts into his brother John Warburton’s home, surprising the maid and family.

Lafayette Scott Circle Lafayette Square Sixteenth Street Warburton Jack

Pat Gibney and Judge Fox Share Herring Run Joke

In Taunton Pat Gibney after watching the East Taunton herring run for years accepts a ride from Judge Fox. The exchange turns humorous as Pat remarks he’d be long in Ireland before a judge would offer him a car ride, and the judge replies Pat would lag longer than Fox would rise to such a position.

Pat Gibney Taunton Ireland Boston Herald Pat Judge Fox Green Gibney

Queen Marie Louise's Language Blunder

The Empress Marie Louise, newly married to Napoleon, misunderstands a French term and believes it praises her father. She later compliments Cambaceres by calling him the greatest ganache in Paris, thinking it means learned. The tale highlights her ignorance of French.

Napoleon Marie Louise Austria Cambaceres

Navy Floral Memorials Begin A National Observance

A California woman sparked a rising custom of placing flowers on naval graves at sea on Memorial Day. Since 1900 observers from Detroit to Philadelphia and Havana have joined salutes, with Mrs. Armitage S. Forbes recognized for founding the nationwide tribute.

California Deeps Lake Eiie Philadelphia Havana New Orleans Golden Gate San Francisco Delaware River Dewey Sampson Schley Long Score Navy Veterans’ Association Armitage S. C. Forbes Los Angeles National Association Ladies of Naval Veterans Women’s Relief Corps United States Grand Army of the Republic Navy Department Washington Pacific Coast Santa Monica Catalina Yantic Charleston Navy Yard Race Street Pier Cumberland Hampton Roads Mobile Bay Havana Harbor Delaware Melville John Paul Jones Alfred America Continental Congress Forbes John Kaye Uncle Sam Mediterranean Sea Brighton Beach San Pedro Harbor Wyoming Preble Paul Jones Warrior Cottman Broad Pacific

Irish jarvey wit in a hill race tale

A returned traveler recalls a bustle with a lively Irish jarvey during a hill sprint. The spirited mare bolts the carriage while the jarvey keeps calm and mocks the traveler with a River below bridge plan to calm the horse.

Ireland Jarvey

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