Queen Alexandra and Moonlit Bathing Amid Royal Shifts
Queen Alexandra clings to a softer image as queen mother, resisting public display while planning Buckingham Palace changes ahead of a likely move to Marlborough House. Moonlight bathing parties in Dinard draw high society, as American and European elites mingle with local authorities wary of interference. Royal displeasure widens against the Keppel circle, while coronation fur demand pushes prices up for ermine and luxury garb. Baroness von Eckhardstein becomes Mrs Weigall after a discreet wedding, with vast fortunes reshaping social alliances and potential matches among England’s elite.
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Alexandra
Edwards
Queenlesandra Alexandra
Queen Alexandra
Buckinghim Palace
Altera Luna
Marlborough House
London
George
Queen Mary
England
Archibald Weigal
von Eckhardstein
John Blundell Maple
Fulton Renal Compound Promises Cure For Brights Disease
Advertisements discuss Fulton s Renal Compound claiming high recovery rates for Bright s Disease with emollient treatment. Estimates vary by patient condition from under 2 percent to around nine in ten for early appearance cases, urging early attack before heart and system breakdown and inviting correspondence from physicians and patients in San Francisco and Washington.
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Bright
Fater
Fulton
Washington
Henry Evans
Jno. J. Fulton Co
Battery St
San Francisco
Cal
Rotterdam Sets Cabin Passenger Record for New York Port
The Holland America Line steamer Rotterdam arrived with 1,086 cabin passengers, 641 first class and 666 second class, breaking the prior cabin-passenger record for New York. The ship, built in 188, is the latest twin-screw liner in the Holland-America fleet, with length 1669 feet and tonnage about 2,170.
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Rotterdam
America
Bondal
Washington Post
New York
Holland America Line
Adyeable Pasengers
Holland-Ameride
Duke of Huele In City On His Way To Mexico
A Madrid nobleman the Duke of Huele and his wife and child are visiting Washington staying at the New Varnum Hotel. He plans to travel to Mexico City for several months, arriving in New York last week. The visit marks his first in the United States. The Panama minister Arosemena will leave for Mexico for the centenary celebrations.
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Philip van Valkenberg
Wiliam Hayes Chapman
Lord Falconer
Falconer
Neawa
Lord Kintore
Paris
Vichy
Hotel Des Parc
Majestic
Ritz
Deauville
Berg
Hotel Ritz
Lea Agnew
Wiliam Hays Chapman
Duchess of Manchester
Duchess of
America
Ben Valkenbourg
Plaza
Astor
New York
Hach
Duke OF Huele
City
Mexico
Ashington
Madrid
Spain
New Varnum Hotel
Mexico City
Washington
Duke of Huele Haveoong
United States
Panama
Arosemena
Triector
Stephen Rand
Connecticut
Social News From Washington and Nearby Resorts
Mrs Satterlee arrives in New York from Europe aboard the Bathe with her son Charles Seiber and daughter in law visiting Highlands Manor. Multiple locals, including the McNeals, Jolley family, and Wilder, are noted for summer returns, travels and visits from Atlantic City to Virginia horse shows and travel to Washington.
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Oliver H. P. Belmont
Marshall Tield
Brides Les Bains
Misa Anna Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Jerome
New York
Princess d'Isenberg
Miss Mason
Denton Morford
Lilburn H. Steel
Highlands Manor
Tennallytown Road
New Jersey
Steel
Henry Y. Satterlee
Washington
Esterday
Europe
Charles Seiber
Howard Seiber
Miss Sweeney
JD Held
Atlantic City
Alma Schwab
Talks With Women by Madison C Peters
A period advice feature urging women to work hard and focus, stressing self reliance and specialization. It quotes Josephine and Napoleon as examples, urges practical labor, mental discipline, and maintaining warmth and confidence to advance in life.
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Talks With
Madison C. Peters
Ita
Josephine
Napoleon
Lieut Honeycutt Weds Amid Sudden Philippine Order
Lieut Fran cis Webster Honeycutt of the Fifth field artillery married Miss Margaret Harmon after learning her father Lieut Col Milard Filmore Harmon was ordered to the Philippines. The ceremony at Centenary M E Church in Jersey City was performed by Rev H M Morey with only immediate family present.
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Philippines
Washington
New York
Francis Webster Honeycutt
Fifth Field Artillery
U. 9
Misa Margaret Harmon
Governors Island
Milard Filmore Harmon
Inspector General's Department
Honeycutt
West Point
Miss Harmon
Jersey City
H M Morey
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Ballard
Woodbury Kane
Mra Tred Marcellin
Count de Montesquio-Florenac
von Hatzfeld
de Fouquieres
George Harris
Minnie Tracey
King Edward
Sir Ernest Cassel
Edward
George Keppel
Sir Ernest
Keppal
Cassel
Keppel
Kappel
Thomas Lipton
Wille James
Weigall
Baron von Hekhardstein
Capt. Weigall
Sir John
Marchionesa of Graham
Duke of Hamilton
Asher
Harry Barneto
M. George Everart
Piega Garden
Brights Disease
Boece Chad
Mrs. Satterlee
Olive
Katharine McNeal
Warrenton, Va
Wiliam J Oates
Norfolk
Miss Jolley
Chamberlin
Old Point Comfort
Wade L. Jolley
U. S
South Carolina
Fred
Lincoln
Albert Joseph Carrico
White Mountains
Annie A Wilder
Seventeenth Street Northwest
E. R. Abell
Seaser
Manitoba
Canada
Wilder
Earl Grey
Countess Grey
Lower Fort Gerry
Hudson Bay Company
Samuel Kinsey
Misses Kinsey
Park Road
Portsmouth
Ohio
Dorothy
Belle Kinsey
Clifford R Whyte
Detroit
Mich
Niagara Falls
Nellie Burlingame
Annapolis
Walte
Herbert Shipman
Church of the Heavenly Rogt
Simpson
Southampton
Long Island
Josiah Quincy Kern
Kern
Pennsylvania
Bar of
The
District of Columbia
Mr. Brent Clarke
D Matthews
Mr James Gray
Piney Point
Adelaide Speckelmyer
Pen-Mar
Minnie BE .Fowler
Woodstock
William J Donovan
Q Street
Helen
Katherine
Cape May
Orlando F Smith
Union Trust Company
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Edward J. Stellwagen
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Hattie M. Shacklette