Remarkable Carber at Saratoga Remains Snubbed
A lavish tale from New York society centers on Mrs. Lilian Barnes Alien of Hancocas Farm, longtime friend of Pierre Lorillard, now married to George Livingston. Details recount a complex romance, a disputed will, and high society salons, with Lorillard's estate valued near 90 000 dollars and Hancocas as the centerpiece of wealth and intrigue.
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New York
Social Divorce Ends Pierre Lorillard Estate Ties
A society tale in Saratoga follows Sue, a racer who earned about 25000 when Gaia Braid placed second. After fame, she retreats at Rancocas and later marries broker Livingston, who takes control of the estate, with charity work marking her public image before they depart to Florida. Livingston, aged 52, longtime Tammany ally, had a political career in New York culminating in a 5 million school grant.
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Livingston
Nisnth
Fload
Jobstown
N. J
Allien
Lorillari
Lorian
Lorillard
Toywee
Mre
Torillard
Sue
Saratoga
Rancocas
East Thirty-fist Street
Mr. Livingston
James B. Hagein
Rancoras
Vanderbilts
Goulds
New York
Pierre Lorilard
Florida
Raneceas
Pierre Lorillard
Cold Springs-on-the-Hudson
Grant
Tammany Hall
Catholic Church Notes List of Masses at DC Area Parishes
A church notes section lists Mass timings for St Ignatius Oxon Hill, St John Forest Glen, St Ann Tennallytown, Nativity Brightwood, Holy Comforter Capitol, St Cyprian Thirteenth Street, St Joseph Northeast, St Martin’s North Capitol, Holy Name Northeast, St Vincent de Paul South Capitol, Immaculate Conception Eighth N street NW, St Anthony Brookland, Shrine of the Sacred Heart Fourteenth Street, St Peter’s Second C Street SE, Mary’s Fifth Street NW, St Matthew’s Rhode Island Ave NW, Holy Trinity 36th and O NW, St Paul Fifteenth and V NW, St Dominic’s Sixth and F Streets SW, St Theresa Anacostia, St Stephen’s 25th Street and PA Ave NW, St Augustine’s Fifteenth Street NW, St Aloysius North Capitol, St Patrick’s 7th Street NW with varied mass times, baptisms, and Sunday school details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Ignatius
Oxon Hill
St. John's
Forest Glen
Charles C. Rosensteel
St. Ann’s
Tennallytown
Joseph C. Mallon
Nativity
Brightwood
Holy Comforter
Fourteenth
Capitol Streets
Joseph B. Maguire
Bastor
St. Cyprian’s
Gourheast
Pers
P. J. O’connell
Immaculate Conception
Eighth
J. D. Marr
Ambrose Beaven
St. Anthony’s
Brookland
HE. M. Southgate
A. M. Marks
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Fourteenth Street
Whitney Avenue
J. F. McGee
Father Hekenrode
Low Imass
St. Peter’s
Second
C Streets
James O'Brien
J. S. Galen
Hugh Curley
Mary’s
Fifth Street
Reets
Frank A. B. Wennenber
St. Matthew's
Rhode Island Avenue
M Streets
Thomas
Lee
Edward L. Buckey
John J. Cooper
Holy Trinity
Thirty-sixth
O Streets
Harlin
James Joseph Eric
Alphonsus Coppens
S. J
St. Paul's
Fifteenth
James F. Mackin
Thomas A. Walsh
James E. Krug
St. Dominic’s
J. A. Hinch
O. P
Dominican Monastery
St. Theresa's
Anacostia
Charles M. Bart
Martin P. Eagan
St. Stephen's
Twenty-fifth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
W. S. Caughey
T. Gibber Smyth
T. D. Williams
St. Augustine's
Fifteenth Street
M Street
Paul Griffith
F. X. Bischoff
A. J. Ome
St. Aloysius
North Capitol
Edward X. Fink
Monsaga’ College
St. Patrick's
Tents Street
D. J. Stafford
D. D
Og. E. McGuigan
W. J. Carrol
J. A. Smyth
Stafford
Father McQuigan
Children of Mary's Sodality
Sunday Church Services Across DC Episcopal and Other Denominations
A comprehensive list of Sunday worship times across numerous Washington churches. Episcopal services include St Andrew's and St Mark's with confirmations and sermons. Methodist, Baptist, Congregational, Lutheran, and a wide array of denominations share timings, Sunday schools, and special evening services. Numerous clergy and church locations listed.
Revival Ends Monday at Hamline M. E. Church
Revival services at Hamline M. E. Church close Monday night after two weeks with 372 conversions to date. Dr Mahood will preach on amusements and false refuges before final sermon on fidelity. Praise for Miss Ida Minor and Miss Sanford noted. closing service invites contributors to attend. Christian Endeavor topic tomorrow centers on Christ's Life Work with John 14:8-14 as lesson text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamline M. E
Hamlie Church
Mahood
Doney
Ida Minor
Sanford
Dr. Mahood
Christ
John
Christian Endeavor ‘Society
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Danil Borden
Charles 8. Baker
Samuel Hall
Holcombe
Johnson
Minnie Macatee
Endeavorers
Vermont
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE WASHINGTON PROPERTY
Public auction to sell the southeast corner of Seventh and b streets northwest Washington D C described as lot twelve in square four hundred fifty eight with improvements a four story brick building at 319 Seventh Street Northwest terms cash or in installments with a two thousand dollar deposit and purchaser responsible for title work and recording to be completed within fifteen days from sale date February 27 1906 at 439 PM CHAS LINKINS Trustee Thomas Dowling Co Auctioneers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trubteh
RNER
Seventh
District of Columbia
Supreme Court of
Washington
William Whetcraft
Jota
WN. K
Seventh Street
Said Niley
D Street
Chas, Linkins
Thomas Dowling & CO
Kalorama Avenue
Louisa D. Lovett
Ara Complainanta
Hilliard Owen
A. D
Sftunta
City of
Brainard H. Warner
George Truesdell
Washington Heights
Warner
Liber County
Washington Post
Herbert Giesy
H. M
Queen Victoria
Florence
Villetta
Tokenhouse-yard
London
D. C
England
Mapais
Peace and Ellis
King Street
Wigan
Messrs. Trollope
Mount Street
Grosvenor Square
Commission to Appraise Damages in DC Union Station Project
Notice from the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia announcing a special term commissions to appraise damages to adjacent property from changes in street grade for the Union Station project. Meetings set for March 12 1906 at the United States Court House to view affected streets including M Street NE and F Street NW. Property owners must file damage petitions within 60 days after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
District Court of the
United States
Congress
District Court
United States District Court For
United States Court House
City Hall
Square
Alleyen Square
Massachusetts Avenue
North Capitol
G Streets
North Capitol Street
New Jersey Avenue
New Jersey
Chas A. Baker
George W. Moss
George Spransy
Sealy J. R. Young
E. Cunningham
Money to Loan in District of Columbia and Maryland Real Estate
Numerous lenders advertise real estate loans in DC and Maryland at 3 to 6 percent interest. Firms include J H Bradley Company, Frank T Rawlings, Tyler & Rutherford, Stone & Fairfax, Walter H Acker, and others offering sums from $1,000 to $500,000 with various terms. Proposals also note naval supply contracts and government solicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Columbia
Maryland
J. H. Bradley Company, Inc
Frank T. Rawlings
Arlington Fire Insurance
Tyler & Rutherford (Incorporated
Stone & Fairfax
WM. H. Saunnera & CO
Robert WB. Bradley
Walter H. Acker
C. A. Baker
Metzerott Bidg
F St
E. Hoon
REED
Corcoran
15Th St. Nw
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Incorporated
Fst. Aw
B.C
FL H. Smith CO
Bona Bldg
Y. Ave
D. C
Moore & Hill, Inc
T17
14Th St. Nw
For Sale Safes For Sale In Baltimore
Portable classified ad lists safes for sale including 350 pound, 500 pound, 1000 pound and 230 pound models with prices given. Address 103 Hanover Street Baltimore for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanaver St
Baltimore
Railroads and dining car service to Cincinnati and beyond
Details of Chesapeake and Ohio and Washington Southern Railway schedules. Vestibuled electric lighted dining cars to Cincinnati and Chicago with Pullman sleepers to major cities, connections for Virginia Hot Springs, and daily services to Louisville, St. Louis, and Chicago. Reservations via C and O offices in Washington and at the station. Also outlines Richmond and Florida via Atlantic Coast Line connections, with Pullman cars on most trains and multiple daily departures from the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
ST. Lovig
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Pullman
Loulaville
Indianapolis
Virginia Hot Springs
Washington
Wise
Lexington
St. Loui
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania A. BR
H.W. Fulerr
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Alexandria
Fredericksburg
6Th
B Streets
Atlantic Coast Line
Morida
Quantico
W. Dp. Duke
W. Culp
W. P. Taylor
Prest
Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Schedules at Harrisburg
Train listings from the Pennsylvania Railroad show daily services from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis and beyond. Parlor and dining cars, sleeping cars, cafe cars, and connections to major cities are detailed with departure times and routes. Ticket offices at Fifteenth Street and station, baggage checking, and cab service contact numbers are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sixth
B Streets
Pittsburg
Chicago
Harrisburg
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Louiaville
St. Louis
Main Line
Pitts Pyre
Terrisburg
Altoona
ST. Louis Limited
Louisville
THE
Pennsylvania Limited
Pullman
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Pennsylvania
Washington
Nashville
Baltimore
ST. Louis Express
St Louis
Western Express
Express
Harrisborg
Clarksburg
Pacific Express
Buffalo
Emporium Junction
Erie
Canandaigua
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Elmira
Renovo
Williamsport
Philadelphia
New York
East
Congressional Limited
Sixpress
Boston
Annapolis
Pope's Creek
J.R. Wood
W. W. Atterbury
Geho. W. Boyd
Southern Railway Timetable and train services 1906
The notice lists extensive Southern Railway schedules from Washington to Harriconburg Warrenton Danville and various destinations with first class coaches sleepers dining car service and through trains to New Orleans St Augustine San Francisco and more. It details Bluemont Branch departures from Washington and local and through trains with station stops and contact offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriconburg
Warrenton
Danville
Washington and
Florida
Columbis
Savannah
Jacksonville
Pines Hurst
N.C
United States Fast Mail
New Orleans
Harrisonburg
Manassas
Charlottenville
Southern
Palm Limited
Aiken
Augusta
St. Augustine
Southern Railway
New York
Atlanta
Columbus
Bunzer
Washington
San Francisco
Florida Express
Greenera
Columbia
Roanoke
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Washington and Southwestern Limited
Macon
Nashville
Bluemont
Leesburg
Dyuemont
Morras
Lynchburg
Pa.ave
Pennsylvania Station
Baggare
Fem
P. RR
HB. Spencer
H. Hardwick
Mer
WL H. Taylor
Brown
Baltimore and Ohio 5 Express Trains Every Hour on the Hour
The Baltimore and Ohio announces five express trains hourly between Washington and Baltimore on weekdays both directions. Royal Blue trains run every other hour on the odd hours to Philadelphia and New York. Through fast trains reach Pittsburgh Cleveland Columbus Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis. Details on departures arrivals reservations sleeping parlor space rates and fares available at multiple ticket offices and information bureaus with phone numbers.
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Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Columbus
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Seaboard Lines Advertise Daily Sleeping Cars to Florida
A 1906 notice details daily sleeping car services from New York to Jacksonville and St Augustine, with connections via Petersburg, Hamlet, and Winston, plus dining service hours and ticket offices in Washington and Philadelphia. It promotes the New York to Florida Special, Florida Limited, and Seaboard Express services with through Pullman sleepers to Birmingham, Atlanta, Pinehurst, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacksonville
Fla
Port Tapa
Thomasville
Augusta
Charleston
Washington
D. C
Wilmington
Petersburg
Worfolk
New Yor
Florida
Pujiman
St. Augustine
Penn Avench
Pennsylvania
Geo. P. James
Wachinctos
Craig Hom
Emerson
Pass
Trafic
Seerewere
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Penna. Ave
Raleigh
Wimington
Columbia
Savannah
Tampa
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mobile
Pensacola
New Orleans
Seaboard Mall
Thraush Pullman
Hamlet
Pullman Sleeper
N.C
Seaboard Florida Limited
Exelyaively Pullman
St Augustine
Dally—Seaboard Express
Pullman
Pinehurst
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Rancocas Farm
Alfred Barnes
Broad Street
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Alien
Juerre [Uorillaret
Torilla
Sunch
Fifth Avenue
Reallaire
South Ren Petare TL
Thomas Ber
Eiihn Boot
Williams
Ibruce Stussell
Edward Inge
Persols
Alben
Lorilland
Mrs. Allien
Tivingston
Mr. Allien
Pierre Loriliard
Lillian Barnes
Saratogs
Montrose
Mau
Catholic Church Notes
Episcopal St Andrew's
Cordovan
G. Calvert Carter
W. J. D. Thomas
St. Mark
W. L. Devries
G. F. Peter
RB. M. Vretectt
Grace
Georgetown
Thirty-second
Pettis
Morniog Prayer
St. James
Eighth Street
CG Street
James H
W. Blake
St. John’s
O Street
Frederick B. Howden
George G. Taland
Holy Commission
St. Alban's
St. David's Hall
St. Michael and All Angels
Henry Thomas
St. Pauls
Twenty-third Street
Washington Circle
Altrad Harding
Holy Communion
Church of the Hplphany
Thireteenth
Fourteenth Streets
R. HH Mo Kim
St. Margaret's
Counseticut Avenue
Bancroft Place
Herbert Scottmith
Lat Ce
St. Thomas
Eighteenth Street
Dupont Circle
North Capitol and
Estrests
Harold Mc Rider
West Washington South
Thirty-third Street
Pend Q Northwest
W. H. Ballengee
Epworth
Ryland
Atreets Southwest
BR. J. Wright
Epworth League
Dumbarton Avenue
George W. King
B. Reese Murray
Samson
Douglas Memorial
G. C. Bacon
Rosedale
Trinity
Seward Square
J. G. Nicholson
Haworth
Metropolitan
John Marshal Place
C Street
Frank M. Bristol
Arvin
Eleventh
MN. K
Mary Smallwood
I. G. Penn
Ninth
Joseph Edmund Smith
Revelation
God
Mases
Lwots Wite
Mount Vernon Place
W. F. Locke
Foundry
Ifteenth
Robert M. Moore
St. Pauli
Second and Streets Northwest
P. W. Jeffries
Wesley Chapel
Fifth
F Streets Northwest
W. M. Ferguson
A. H. Zimmerman
Calvary
Samuel H. Greene
IL Am
Endeavor
Sixteenth Ami
Charles T. Windigler
Il E. m
4Th Street
Virginia Avenue
Hez
Mia
Temple
Tenth
N Streets
J. J. Mufr
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Eighth End
Mortheart
A. K. Wright
Tom. Pitth
Weston Bruner
Li A. m
West Washington
Thirty-first
P. Stealey
Jesus
Bronkland
John N. Lawless
John Compton Ball
Presbyterian
Church of the Covenant
Connecticut Avenue
Xighteonth
Teunty S. Hamlin
Christian Endeavor
West
W. C. Alexander
Thirteenth
Fairmont
Joseph F. Kelly
Christian Endeavor Society
Western
H Street
Nineteenth
Twentieth
George Batley
Gunton-Temple Memorial
John Lee Allison
Stming-school
Bethany Cheyel
John W. Hoyt, Jr
Gurley Memorial
Florida Avenue
Seventh Streste
Broeke
Baby Bath School
C.H
Service
Assembly
Fifth End I
Thomas Gordon
Iastern
Sixth Street
Maryland Avenue
Thomas C. Easton
Glengary
Westminster League
Central
Southern Assembly
William M. C. White
Faith Chapel
David Wills
D. D. Flint
John Marshall
Pra Place
Donald CG
MacLeod
New York Avenue
Thirteenth Streets
Wallace Radcliffe
George P. Witeon
Twenty-second Street
Q Street
H. Wadfell Pratt
Eckington
W. Taliaferro Thompson
Sabbath School
Fourth
Bastiesta Southeast
Albert Evans
Lutheran
Second Street
Luther Hess Waring
Lincoln Avenue
R Street
1.C. Baker
Trov. J
A. Doermann
Zion Evangelical
C. F. Bergner
Concordia
Treaty Northwest
Paul A. Menzel
Jon
St. Mark's
Batreeta
J. Luther Frantz
St Paul's
H Streets
John T. Huddle
Christian
Walter F. South
Bible
Thirty-fourth
Mount Rainier
Claude ©. Jones
Gloriatian Endeavor
Ninth Street
D Streets
E. B. Bagby
Soldier and Statesman
Vermont Avenue
ZT. Sweeney
Indiana
Sumdey-school
M. Newman
Plymouth
Seveneenth
P Streets
A. C. Garner
A. J. Cooper
Church of the Pilgrims
Ninth Street Christian Church
David W. Montgomery
Greco
Fitteenth
J. M. Schick
Christian Science
First Church of Christ
R Streets
Evangelical Christian Science
Evangelical Christian Science Church
Scottish Rite
Oliver C. Sabin
Winfield
Whitman
True Reformers
U Streets
Roland DB. Hazard
People’s People’s Church
Pythian Temple
Alexander Kent
Temple League
Mostow
MacWherter
First Association
Masonic Temple
Ninth and i Streets
Oscar A. Edgerly
Friends, Friends
Irving Streets
United Brethren
Memorial
William J. Houck
Universalist
Church of Our Father
L Streets
John van Schoick
George Washington
Divine Providence
North Carolina Avenue
Chard Lb. Shipley
Ll A
Emmanuel
Mount Tabor
Wisconsin Avenue
J. Ernest Litsinger
Suodney School
Junior Christian Endeavor
Charles B. Cameron
F. J. Tags
General Conference
Unitarian
al Souls” Church
Fourteenth and
Ulysses G. B. Piette
Young People's Religious Union
New Church
Stateenth
Corroran
Frank Sewall
Friendship
Alexander Witbenke
Hell
Zion
William A Howard
Christ Kingdom
U. P
Mount Moriah
J. Clinton Dent
Rehoboth
First Street
Roy
John Richards
Young People’s Tabernacle
Delaware Avenue
Ro AL Armstead
Walker Memorial
Church Street
Fifteenth Streets
E. B. Gordon
Joseph Beaman
Shiloh
L Street
J. Anderson Taylor
Walter H. Brooks
Sundry- School
Liberty
Eee Teliver
Sundry-school
Jerusalema
Petreets
George H. Hastie
Echool
Salem
Champlain Avenue
Superior and
J. R. Nelson
Tom
Enen
Seventh Streets
J. G. Loving
Schasl
St. Luke's
Shelton Miller
William J. Robinson
Providence
Third Street
Aquilla Sayles
Bladensburg
Hoy. Joseph
Suhool
Arlington
H. Ricks
Twelfth
M. W. D. Norman
Mijiam
George Ec
Porter— Snaey -eghCol
Waom
C. E
New Lethel
Erie and
Huron Streets
First
Twenty-seventh Street
James H. Fill
Mount Carmel
Fourth and
Streets
William P. Gibbona
Mount Airy
Newark
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Grant Place
Northwest
Philp Manro
T. A. Cul- Jee
Paul
Naval Lodge Hall
Secular League
Belva A. Lockwood
Young Women's Christian Association
Ada R. Thoman
Central Union Mission
J. ©. Pratt
W. II
Ralph Wells
National New Thought Center
Ravscher's
Emma Gray
Christian Endeavor Notes
Folbon
Whitetioneers
Adam A. Weschler
Tames
Natcllite
Ave
N. W
J. L. Wilson
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin State University
Thomas B. Scandrett
Allegheny Department of Safety
Allegheny County
Sunday Post
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Wyne
Mus
M.A. Macany
Padacah
DR. Bell
Sutherland Medicine CO
Paducah, Ky
Leftwich Sinclair
Solonial Company
Home Life
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Washington, D.C
Navy Yard
EL T. Harris
U. S
Norfolk and Western Railway
P. R. BR
Norfolk, and Western
Memphis
Bristol
Winston- Salem
Mfamphis
Norrath
Norfolk
Berryville
Luray
Shenandoah
Elkton
Pennylvania
Bond
Railroads
Baltimore & Ohio
Ieth ST
New York Ave
C ST
Information Bureau
Niewspapet