No Whip for Ardsley Sport Flourishes at Races
New York reports no amateur whip driving the Pioneer coach to Ardsley Club routes this season as the Coaching Club plans Belmont Park events. Col Willam Jay, Perry Belmont lead repeat drives with seven to eight teams in past seasons, and the season opens with a spring meet marking the twenty fourth year of the line.
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Col. Joy
Belmont Park
Perry Belmont
Washington
New York
Ardsley
Manhattan
Eas
A. G. Vanderbilt
Atlantic City
Seabright
Long Branch
Long Island
Sheepshead Bay
Gravesend
Aqueduct
Yorkville
Jamaica
J Yome Park
Morris Park
Fifth Avenue
Adley Club
Pioneer
Coaching Clip
Tuxedo
Coachx
Reginald Rives
Oi. Gerry
W. G Loew
Vanderbilt
Poland Ft
Phildelphia
W. Seward
Webb
Shelburne Farms
Peter Godet Gerry
Lake Delaware
Delaware County
Hudson
Gerry
Eleetra
Knickerbocker Clu
Nelson House
Poughkeepsie
Madison Square
Duluth
Portland
Weller
Leigh Hunt
Miss Isabelle Hagner Dominates White House Social World
Reveals Isabelle Hagner as social secretary to the Roosevelts, shaping guest lists and wielding daily access to White House staff. Traces her rise from War Dept clerk to trusted aide, detailing salary, duties, and influence over executive etiquette and celebrations.
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United States
Executive
Isabelle Hagner
Miss Hagner
White House
Alice Roosevelt
Longworth
Betonga
Maj
Charles McCawley
Washington
Beau Brummel
Miss Hasner
Col. Bingham
New York
Charles 8. Bramwell
War Department
Roosevelt
Hagner
Isabelle
Surgeon General
Misa Hagner
Mr. Alger
Mrs. Alger
Mrs. Roosevelt
Charles
Stone
Coepter
Issigner
Hagner Hei r Christen ed at St John s by Roosevelts
Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Ethel attended the christening of infant Alexander Burton Hagner at St. John's Church. Rev Roland Cotton Smith led the service with Justice Hagner and others as godparents. A large crowd lined H Street as the Roosevelt carriage arrived for the ceremony.
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Roosevelt
Ethel
St. John’s
Ethel Roosevelt
St. John's Church
Randall Hagner
Roland Cotton Smith
Alexander Burton
Justice Hagner
Clarke Wageemat
F. KR. Hagner
Ju- Nan Hott
H Street
St. John's
Sage Adviser Lectures On Listening To Husbands
In a southeastern city section near the Capitol, about a dozen married women held a regular meeting to discuss guidance for the group. The speaker, wife of a Government Printing Office worker, urged members to listen patiently to their husbands stories and jokes rather than interrupt with sarcasm. The talk ended with refreshments as the meeting concluded.
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Capitol Dome
Beth
Mary
Bauman
Harry
Sam
Shonts Holds Aloof Waiting for Information
Owner Theodore P. Shonts says he will take no action against Vivian D. Bell unless urged. Glen Echo Mayor Garrett seeks extradition if needed. Shonts defends his son and daughter’s judgment on Bell’s speed while noting he has not pursued the matter. Excerpts include Mayor Garrett and the Automobile Club president’s attempts to reach Shonts. A Jamaica earthquake discussion by Rt. Rev. Dr. A. H. Joselyne is noted, with education contest submissions due today.
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Glen Echo
Garrett
Vivian D. Bell
Theodore FP. Shonts
Collins
Mr. Shonts
Bell
Shonts
Caverly
Caverty
Glen Weho
Jamaica
Unwritten History Of Hayes Tilden Oath In 1877
A veteran reporter recalls a Sunday swap of presidents amid Civil War echoes. Hayes allegedly took oath at the White House on Saturday night before March 4 1877, Grant and Sherman prepared forces to quell protests, while Tilden supporters eyed a contested outcome and public strife.
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United States
Washington
Nims
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
Tilden
Grant
Tiden
New York
Repubican
Rimi
White “House
McArthur
District Supreme Court
Gen. Grant
Mr. Hayes
Senator Sherman
Franklin Square
Maren
Justice Walte
United States Supreme Court
Henry Watterson
Walls Opera House
August Belmont
Sam Randall
Joint Congressional Commission
Sherman
Seven Days in American History Timeline List
A dense date list covering events from 1691 to 199%- including Utrecht ending hostilities with Canada, a slave trade monopoly, 1834 Perry treaty with Japan, pensions to Garfield Polk and Tyler widows, Delaware secession, the hermit John Briggs, 1863 cotton prices and discontent, Five Forks battle details, and other political and military notes.
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Canada
Boston
Treasury
Washington, D.C
United States
Japan
Commodore Perry
Congress
James A. Garfield
James K. Polk
John Tyler
Delaware
Battle of
Five Forks
Sheridan
Warren
Ayres
Merritt
Turna
Fckett
Carlson's Store Ad and Local Notice Commentary
A fragmented opinion piece critiques a local jeweler and grocery ads, noting border designs and quotation of prices. It argues newspaper ads should include clear cuts and pricing, while stressing the value of precise store addresses and local references for readers in a small town.
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Carlson
Bay of Fundy
Puget Sound
Lannon & Co
Advertising Hints and Suggestions for Local Merchants
Advertising hints explain the value of newspaper ads to move stores around corners and attract customers. It urges using vivid window displays and illustrative pictures, showing how reminders trigger purchases much like a shopper buying Brussels sprouts after seeing attractive prompts. It compares neglecting ads to watering a plant or lighting a sign to attract Washington readers.
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Washington
the Post
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Hos. Wiese
Gelsheneh
Charles W. Morse
Harry J. Braker
Harry Wimsatt
Wall Street
Ling
Hagner Heir
Chauffeur
de Leon Ie
North
Philadelphia
Isi
American Farmer
Baltimore
Wadsworth
Richmond
Government of the
Confederacy
Jefferson
Devin
Church
Simpson
Petersburg
England
William III
Henry ‘Clay
von “Randolph
Ades and
Clayas & Union
Blackies
Lee
Lynchburg
Gehs
Meade
Great
The
Washington Post
P. O
Catan
Oa Ray
Messia
Lannon
Economy Coal Co
Gordon Brothers
Mealow St. Docks
Tel
Brown's
Park Mow
Graf's Grocery
Wisttara SL
Denon & Mathison
Narmond. Block
Medical
Reed
Seventeenth Street
Shade
Fisk Elgin
Astria
Drugesteis
Economy Coal. CO
Gordon Bros
W. T. Baldus
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