MISS ASQUITH Weds Diplomatic Secretary In London Wedding
London reports Premier Asquith's daughter Violet married Hon. Mark Carter at St Margaret's Westminster. Diplomatic corps attended as royalty and society figures looked on. Gift list included a royal cipher brooch from King and Queen, plus a Norwegian shawl from Ambassador Pane. The event followed a climate of poems and family history surrounding Vera Asquith and Violet's engagement to Carter.
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London
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Honkam Carter
St Margaret's Westminster
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Elizabeth Asquith
Kathleen Tennant
Miss Asquith
Pane
Violet Asquith
Herbert Asquith
Bonham Carter
Will Wed Football Star Miss Katharyn Whipple Wed
Engagement announced at a luncheon in Brooklyn to Katharyn C Whipple daughter of Sherman L Whipple of Boston and Lester Withington captain of the Harvard football team in 1910 The Whipple family is prominent in Boston and Yale circles with several siblings and a Honolulu background noted for Withington family.
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Washington Post
Boston
Lydehurst
Shermun
Whipple
Warren Street
Katharyn C. Whipple
Lethrop Wathington
Harvard
Miss Whaipple
Sherm An L Whipple
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Mrr
Yale
Greater
J. Mi Withington
Croup
Dorothy
Uata
Sherman L. Whipple
Mi Withington
Honoulu
Wife Sues Raymond Belmont for Divorce
Mia Ethel Lorain Belmont, former chorus girl and ex wife of Raymond Belmont, seeks a divorce after a separation decree granting her 109 a month alimony two years ago. Service occurred at the Hotel Belmont. The complaint cites misconduct with an unknown woman between 1911 and 1915, with attorneys promising to provide details on request. Belmont to be asked for alimony and counsel fees pending trial.
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Washington Post
New York
Mia Ethel Loraine Belmont
Raymond Belmont
August Belmont
Belmont
Gallinger Sees Big Increases After War Ends
New Hampshire Senator Gallinger predicts industrial chaos at war end. He backs bond issues, ship subsidies, and a return to protective tariffs. He supports liberal military funding, a strong navy, and a larger army, while opposing limits on Senate debate. He favors tariffs to curb foreign competition and urges bonds to cover deficits until tariffs rise.
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New Hampshire
United States
Congress
Europe
Gailinger
Dancer in Two Bead Strings Triggers Chaos at Smoker
In Philadelphia at Arcade Hall a scantily clad dancer appeared before 400 men during the Night in Bohemia smoker, removing her own bead strings after a provocative act. A mad scramble for a rose followed as chairs toppled and spectators jostled for the prize. The performer fled the stage after unsteady interruptions, leaving the audience in a tumult.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Arcade Hall
Weel
Bohemia
West Philadelphia
Lady Paget Hopes Island for Serbian Orphans
London reports Lady Arthur Paget proposes securing an island to shelter a Serbian orphan colony. She urges American aid to protect thousands of destitute children and mentions Cyprus as a possible site though no decision has been made.
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Washington Post
London
Arthur Paget
Plana
America
Lady Paget
Cyprus
Preas Pobushing Co
Mansion Saint Cyr House Sold in Auction After Spouse Ties
Yonkers mansion of Jean H. Saint Cyr, who married a widow known as Mrs. Caroline Redfield, was auctioned with lawyer Russell R. Vaughn bidding for the owner. Saint Cyr inherited the property from his first wife and had planned renovations, but left the mansion early this year for a southward vacation and never spent a night on the premises since.
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Jean Saint Cyr
New York
Yonkers
Jean H. Saint Cyr
Smith
Russell R. Vaughn
Saint Cyr
Caroline P. Redfield
Haurt
Ford
Ehe
Wifs
Paris Syndicate Split Over Mrs Galt Gowns Feud
Paris dressmakers withdraw from the syndicate after refusing to sell to Kurzman, amid a dispute over rules. Mrs Galt, the President’s fiancée, had fittings at Kurzman’s and plans shopping in New York. Miss Margaret Wilson also fitted. The American representative questioned the withdrawal’s authenticity, though Callot indicated it would accept buyers regardless of syndicate rules.
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Kurzman
New York
Washington Post
Paris
Callot Lovers
France
Philippe Ortiz
Callot
Costtomers
Callot Spears
Mrs. Galt
Kurzman’s
Margaret Wilson
Kurzman's
Kreisler Headlines Boston Symphony Concert At National Theater
Frits Kreisler attracted strong applause as soloist in Ta chaikowsky D major concerto, delivering brilliant virtuosity and lyrical warmth. Brahms Fourth Symphony followed, with Dr Kart Mick’s sensitive, expansive reading praised as powerful and moving. Bizet’s L Arlésienne Suite No.1 wrapped the program with refined grace and delicate shading.
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M National Theater
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Rik
Tachaikowsky
Kreisser Ohes
Kreisler
Washington
Elect
Bizet
Remedy Prescribed By Many Doctors
Dr W oA Evans writes that nearly everyone experiences constipation at some time and warns against harsh laxatives. He endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, effective, non narcotic remedy. A trial bottle is offered free by Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.
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Chicuro Telbune
Caldwell
Chaos
Scheil
Church Street
Grenada
Miss
Lief
Norris to push Great Falls power plan despite War Dept opposition
Senator Norris announced he would reintroduce the Great Falls power project bill, arguing it benefits the capital. Secretary Garrison agrees on value but says timing is not right, noting the plan includes water supply improvements and government power services. A telegram later said Representative Kent is ill at home in California but recovering and expected to return after the holidays.
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New Hampshire
Senate
Washington
Joint Committee
Herbert J. Browne
Herbert J. Browne Presented To the Joint Committee
House of Representatives
Kern, Owen
Norris
Great Falls
War Department
Congresa
Garrison
Senator Norris
Congress
Potomac
Garrison I
William Kent
California
Exposition Sentiment Capped by Wilson At San Francisco
President Wilson pens a sentiment praising the Panama Pacific Exposition as a grand educational and artistic success. The message will be read at closing ceremonies with nations and states represented. Gates close after 288 days, with 18 million visitors and speakers including Taft Roosevelt Edison Bryan Lane and McAdoo. Wilson also sent condolences to Paul Fuller’s family, noting Fuller’s role as Wilson’s agent in Mexico.
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San Francisco
Taft
Roosevelt
Edison
Bryan
Kingsley
Lane
McAdoo
White House
Washington
Paul Fuller
New York
Fuller
Mexico
Bars Children From Stage At Washington Post
Cincinnati November 30 A municipal judge ruled children under sixteen may not sing or perform even on amateur nights The offender Jo W Popp theater owner was fined six dollars and court costs for employing Rowing Noe six years old on stage The judge granted a ten day stay of execution to appeal to a higher court
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Fox
Jo W. Popp
Moving Picture Theater
Juvenile Protective Association
Rowing Noe
Popp
Rachel E Davies Dies After Long Public Life
Mrs. Rachel E Davies mother of Joseph E B Davies FTC chairman died Monday night at her son’s home 2117 Laroy Place. Welsh born 1846 she was active in women’s movements temperance and poetry and known as Rachel o’ Son. She ordained a Welsh Congregational minister married Edward Davies in 1872 and moved from Wisconsin to Washington two years ago. Body to be taken to Wisconsin for interment in Watertown. Also reported death in Louisville of Lesila R Von Hahn 29 a former AP assistant night editor. Death from tuberculosis. He was a National Press Club member survived by wife.
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Joseph EB. Davies
Federal Trade Commission
Laroy Place
Davies
Wales
Rachel O’ Son
Rachael
Anglesea
Edward Davies
Wisconsin
Washington
Watertown
Louisville
Lesila R. von Hahn
Associated Press
Louisvile
von Hahn
National Press Club
Suffragists Elect Delegates at Con Ventional Union HQ
The Cameron house on Madison place, recently acquired by the Conventional Union for Women’s Burrage, opened as the District branch HQ. At 4 business session, delegates to the suffrage convention to be held the week of December 2 were chosen, including Mrs. Florence B Morrill and Mrs. G Brown Miller among others.
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Madison Place
Convensional Union For Women’s
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G. Brown Miller
W. T. Burch
Randolph Keith Forrest
Robert Baker
George Odell
Elisabeth Owen
Janet Richards
Nellié Monroe Hopkins
Emily Stevens
Dorothy Earl
Ida Waters
George Fielder
Belorven Thompson
Bilza Lorira
Mary Kealty Clagett
Mies Sheldon Jackson
Charles Howard Russell
Herrman Gasch
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