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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1908

Page

18

Vanderbilt Mansion Loot Arrest Ties to Morgan Yerkes Robber

New York police identify James Anderson a suspect in looting William K Vanderbilt s Fifth Avenue mansion. About 800 pounds of silverware stolen, some recovered from a Thirty-Second Street pawnshop. Harvey, previously jailed for a Yerkes and Morgan residence robbery, is linked. Anderson denied talking.

New York Jpierpont Morgan C. T. Yerkes Washington Post Oy York Wiliam K Vanderbilt Fifth Avenue Fifty-second Street Vanderbilt Hin Wa J. É. Bayle James Anderson Harvey Negia Vandertalr Anderson Ehsan C. Harvey Oyses C. C. Yerkes Morgan Maych Elmira George Mahon Hussen Plebin Hineves Aosete Fn Belgie Wiecove Bete Wren Jefferson Market

Social and Personal Notes From Washington Society

Continuous social column lists Miss Downing and dozens of society figures from embassies and Congress, including Miss Louisa Colr Grace Jarvis and Count Bernstoff. It covers engagements, bridal parties, teas, dinners, receptions, and noted travels with mentions of the German Ambassador, Baroness von Sternburg, and various diplomatic attendees.

Miss Downing Louisa Colr Grace Jarvis Grace Hell Carol Newberry Jrscio Steele Caryl Crawford Misa Langham Martha Cameron Miss Shepard Voorhers Count Bernstoff Count d'Adhemar Baron Haymerle Count Chamturin Szent-Ivany John Jarrett William Marrow Archibald Ohnessory Lieut Semmes Reed Messrs Huldekoper Chauncey Hackett Willeam Phillips Salinas Leut. Falconer Beale Bloomer Edward McCran Frante Poe Fredrick Faust Bayne Bir. Pulido Shubert de ‘Chal Hanibara Brun Lieut. Metauley Tc.fort Kelly Guimore Huss Palmer Skybak Kennard Logan Ekengren Coste Trowellif Charles Howard Hodges Wardwell Sling Miller Foon Gilmore Wigmore Partery von Cullan Nicholas Hepeticon

New York Society Embraces tableaux and theater trend

In a lively whirl of fashion and gossip, New York society pursues tableaux and plays with zeal. Mrs Waldorf, Mrs Astor, and other leading women plan intimate performances, while dinners at the Plaza showcase lavish flowers and gowns. Amid this, Empress Augusta Victoria’s diamonds and King Edward’s winter rides command attention as social pages drift across salons, teas, and Parisian ties.

New York Mrs. Waldorf Antoe Society 18 Astor Goda Lydig Hoyt England Hoyt Aster John Yaron Aster WK. Vanderblit Payne Whitney George Gould Wilde Marnest Ophelia Hamlet Katherine Marvolia Europe France Florida Plaza Dantridge Spotswood Mr. Spotswood Marty S. Black Gouverneur Kortright Ernest Wallsee Paris Psychic Theater Booth Shonts John A. Drake Dorothy Usher Haxter Theodora Shonta Theodora Shonts

Concentrated Pine Oil Remedy and Social Dispatches

An advertisement touts a home remedy of one-half ounce concentration of pine oil with glycerine and whiskey to treat acute colds and strengthen lungs with doses every four hours. The piece also reports on gatherings of American women in London Tory circles, royal visits, and ailing pets, including Mrs. Campbell’s dog Pinky Panky Poo’s recovery after overseas medical aid.

Trarry Lord Lansdowne Arthur Halfour Lady Essex Orford Lady Barrymore Donoughmore Grece Duchess of Roxburgh Willoughby de Eresby Brees Coventry Edith Kt Cunard Fratatelgt Glascow Campbell-Bannerman Earl of Beauchamp Lewis V. Harcourt Burns Beaumont Grace Geoge Cornwallis Wrest Countess of Craven Harcourt Duke of Marlborough Lord Tansdowne South America Campbell- Bannerman Miss Rule Cincinnati Samuel Evans Evans Mvch Supreme Court Si Samuel Frans Jord Monte Carlo Von Pinky Panky Poo War New York London Cologne

Duchess Duzes His Guest at New York Social Event

In Paris society, the Duchess appeared at a New York host Frederic Townsend Meron arranged a fusion of tea and music in the Pinan state apartments. The event featured Mrs. Van derant and many prominent guests including Mrs. Patrick Camp Tl and Mr. Stuyvesant Fish. The Duchess, in chocolate snow velvet, drew significant attention as the afternoon tea proceeded in the green dining room. Vic Martin hosted guests and left Tuesday for Washington then Palo Beach.

Warshington New York Vanderant Frederick Martin Dayvis Vic Hradtey Martin Archibald Gourd Thacher Benjamin Mc Sos Dle Patrick Camp Tl Benjimin Guih Martin Minsant Street J. Fierpont Morgan Vannotnit Cearge J. Gould James Pr Theodore P. Shents John R. Drexel Washington Palo Beach

Drury Summer Home Burns in Montgomery County

Fire destroyed the Oakmont residence of Peter A. Drury, a Washington Grove area brewer, at about 3 am. The fire, unoccupied since last fall, consumed the Washington Post furnished interior and belongings. Estimated loss about 1500 dollars. insurance said to be liberal. Suspected causes include a rodent ignition or trespassers igniting a hut nearby.

Washington Post Peter A. Drury Woacheston Oakmont Washington Grove Olline Montgomery Frederick W. Carlisle Tbury

Betrothal of Miss Eleanor McCormick

In Washington Past Haltimare Maryland on February 17 Mr and Mrs Willum G McCormick announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Eleanor McCormick to Dr Marshall Fabyan of Bronxville Massachusetts on her mother’s side Miss McCormick is granddaughter of the late Walter R L Brooks of Cloverdale and a niece of Ambassador McCormick Dr Fabyan is Harvard Medical School and Harvard College graduate

Washington Haltimare Willum G.“Mccormick Cloverdate Eleanor McCormich Marshall Fabyan Bronkime Mass MeCormick Walter RL Brooks Cloverdale McCormick Family Chicago Ambassador McCormiek Dr. Bataan Harvard Eliss of Emm Harvard Medical School

Admiral Harrington to Move to New York City Area

Rear Admiral P Carrington retired told reporters that once his affairs here are settled he will move to New York with a permanent home near the city. He adds Mrs Harrington will spend the summer in Europe with his family now on the continent.

Norfolk P. Carrington U.S. NJ Tode New Yick

Clerk's Appointment Approved in Police Department

Commissioner Macfarland approves Harrison L Mowe as clerk in the police department at 894 per year upon Maj. Syke Vitton's recommendation. D. W. Aiekins resigns to take effect February.

Syke Vitton Macfarland Harrison L Mowe Pollea D. W. Aiekins

The Post I the Paper That Reaches the People

The Post I the Paper That Reaches the people with the full packet book That is why it pays to advertise in it.

Nervine claims to restore nervous energy in ailments

An advertisement asserts Nervine strengthens organs by restoring nervous energy and cites a testimonial from C. G. Oppahl of St Peters Minnesota. It warns money back if the first bottle fails and lists Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana as the producer.

Miles’ Nervine

Countess Misses Jewels After Bedroom Theft In Berlin

A countess found her casket almost empty with only a row of pearls after a maid left briefly for tea. The maid, newly hired, was arrested despite claims of innocence. Separate thefts tied to Baroness von Taeherman’s rubies emerged, traced to a washerwoman and a circle of buyers, with no clear recovery.

Baronesa von Taeherman Lankwitz Tierlin Gal Tara Tia Avaren

Rules of the Post Educational Contest at The Washington Post

Instructions open to all, except Post employees and relatives, on entering the educational contest. Illustrations represent local history or geography. full answer sets only are valid. Prizes awarded to those with most correct solutions. ties split prizes. editor’s decisions final.

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