Damaged Masterpiece Revealed After Torn Canvas in New York
A torn canvas revealed a seventeenth century painting by Matteo d Vereona valued at $190,000. Rene Cogatl filed suit in Brooklyn against a storage company for damage to the artwork. The painting, titled The Tort aigment, was believed to be a copy of an Italian original.
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York
Itytun
Matteo d'Verona
WS Orbe
Rene G. Cogatluliner
Brooklyn
Fine Arts Lots
Tralian
Tis
King Approves New First Sea Lord Appointment
King Edward today approves Admiral Sir Arthur Wilson commanding the British Fleet as first sea lord, succeeding Admiral Fisher who recently negotiated the prerogative and will retire from the Admiralty in January.
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Edward
Sirethur Wilson
Mrs Field Opposes Tax on Estate Bequest
Chicago December 1 A question before Judge Binaker in the county court asks whether one million dollars given to Mrs Tate Macehall Feld as her widow’s share should be subject to inheritance tax. Mrs Fiela’s counsel argues the payment was under a 1935 marriage agreement and constitutes a legal debt rather than a gift, replacing claims against the estate.
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Chicago
Tate Macehall Feld
Binaker
Fiela
Misa Anna Neil
Wes
Misa Helen Frick
Misa O'Neil
Mise
Frick
Pitt
O’neil
Miss Oeil
Sen
Miss O'Neil
Goodrich
Nat Goodwin
Chatham Hotel
London
New -York
Ete
Ahé
New York
Wiliam Waldorf Astor
England
Harria Phelps
France
Itvea
Hanover
Phelps
Hayes' Son Takes $1500 Job in Toledo
Announcement in Toledo Ohio on December 1 states Richard A. Hayes, son of the late President Rutherford B. Hayes, will serve as third assistant city solicitor with a salary of 1500 dollars annually. He belongs to a renowned local law firm and was chosen by Solicitor-elect Cornell Schreiber for his expertise in valuation assessment matters.
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Toledo
Ohio
Rirchard A. Hayes
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
Cornell Schreiber
Jt Ig
Lora
Marcus Beresford
Sears
Beresford
Sandringham
P. Thom Jr. Wed Rosalie Beirne Whittle in Staunton
P. Thom Jr. marries Miss Rosalie Beirne Whittle of Staunton in a formal wedding ceremony. The couple’s families and local friends attended the event, with plans for a modest reception following the service.
Society Notes Highlight Washington Weddings and Visits
Washington society circles feature Mrs. George Pullman’s Arlington stay and plans for a Seventeenth Street residence arrival this week. Notables Mrs. Lowden, Judge and Mrs. Patterson, and Miss Dent attend events. Miss Law rence’s daughter’s wedding quiet at Eighth Street home. engagements and forthcoming weddings announced, with military ties and trips to Atlantic City, Paris, and Switzerland noted among guests and families.
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George Pullman
Arlington
Washington
Pullman
Stereenth Street
Representativa
Yudge
Emly A. Lawrence
Percival
Lawrence
Hatcheller
New Yorky
Eighth ‘Street
J. Ro Shgnnon
Seriaue Ilinese
Mir
Batchditor Awill
West
Uni
Connecticut
Mise Laiara’ Wella
Henry Wells
Julian Parsons Wroox
Staunton Wedding Of Rosalie Whittle and Fred Thom Jr
Special to The Washington Post Staunton Va. wedding rich with decorations of ferns and chrysanthemums marks the union of Rosalie Beirne Whittle of Staunton and Alfred Pemberton Thom Jr of Washington DC. The ceremony at Queen’s church featured a White Satin gown trimmed with lace and flowers, a large bridal party, and a formal reception at Capt and Mrs W P Tam’s home. The couple’s families include the Whittles of Virginia and Fred Thom, chief counsel of the Southern Railway. Prominent guests from Virginia Washington and Norfolk attended, including judges and state officials.
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Washington Post
Staunton
Trinity Biscopal
Rosalie Beirne ‘Whittle
Alfred Pemberton Thom, Jr
Washington, D.C
D-O
Walter ©. Hutuner
Elizabeth Sinclair Whittle
Martinsville
John K. 'Groves
Washington
Auce Eaya
May Young
Louisville
Charlotte Stéphenson
Warm Springs
Brancis Eflingar
Amy Catlett
Anne Bell
Lucy Bowles
W. P. Tams
J. Frederick Efinger
Goinway McNeece Whittle
A. Capertoo Braxton, Jr
Arty. Frasier
William H. White
Wiliam H. White
Miss White
Frederick UW Scott
Anit
Alfred P. Thon
Frank McN
Gunter
W. A. Hernda
John C. Boyd
William Paytor “Thom
Norfolk
Wilton E. Driver
Marlon Thom
Richard ‘Tunstall
Wittiam Co. Whittie
Stafford G. Whittie
Martins
Ville
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Miss Grandy Weds Lieut Halsey In Norfolk Society Wedding
Miss Frances Cooke Grandy daughter of Mrs F L Grandy and Lieut William Frederick Halsey A S N married at Christ Church Norfolk. Rev Francis Steinmetz officiated the ceremony in naval colors with the couple best man ushers in full dress uniforms. Notable out of town guests included Capt and Mrs Halsey and Baltimore socialites. A postnuptial reception preceded an extended wedding trip.
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Thele Gsuenter
P. Palmer
Southern
Virginia
St. Margaret's Church
Barty
Medical’ Vorpa
C. Pratt
Fourth J Cavalry
Henry J. Quelte
U. Bln
Lie
Falmer
Kentucky Miliary Institute
Ploriua
Halsey
Washlngton
Norfolk
Frances Cooke Grandy
FL. Grandy
William Frederick Falsey
Christ Church
Francis C.steinmetz
DrMegraam
Washington, D. C
H. A. Rimeey
Baltimore
Berry Bidwell
Emily
Iithor Kenny
Margaret Ramsey
Lieut
Mira
Dougherty Honored by Rome Church Trusts Rise to Vice Rector
Rome December 1 The congregation of studies led by Cardinal Satolli conferred the doctor of divinity on Rev George A Dougherty assistant treasurer of the Catholic University of America at Washington The ceremony signals anticipated elevation of Dougherty to vice rector of the university Also noted King Manuel I of Portugal visited Paris art galleries with interest in the tombs of Napoleon and the Bourbon kings.
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Rome
Congregation of Studies
Cardinal Satolli
George A. Dougherty
Catholic University, of America
Washington
Carolin’ Gibbons
Dougherty
Manuel
Napoleon
Paris
Manuel of
Kreisler Sells Stradivarius Violin to Chicago Music House
The renowned Stradivari violin, long celebrated by Kreisler, was sold yesterday in Chicago to a local music house. The instrument, valued at 15000 dollars, dates from 1726 and is famed as the greatest concert violin.
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Chicago
Chiago
Pritz’Kreisler
Precautions to Prevent Typhoid Spread in Epidemic Areas
The text advises avoiding exhaustion and altering diet to combat typhoid. It recommends a short exclusive Concord grape diet for several days, then a return to a normal diet with buttermilk, and using distilled water only. It warns against fresh white bread, potatoes, sweet milk, and excessive exertion to preserve defensive powers.
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Georgetown University
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