Noted Kentucky Beauty and Yerkes Protégé Stir Society
A sweeping New York World story portrays Sue Grigsby, Kentucky society figure and linked to Emilie Grigsby, as she moves through Cincinnati and Paris high society. It details fortunes squandered, a lavish social rise with Mrs Fish and Mrs Kernochan, and a celebrated author’s courtship in London and Newport, ending with defense of Yerkes by a close friend and questions about a hidden upper-floor room.
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New York
Sue" Grigsby
Emilie Grigsby
Charles T Lerkes
Kentucky
Sue" Broooks
Cincinnati
Louis Grigsby
Col. Deltsch
Ain
Elghoeste
Oaklev Pares
Latania
Marerial
Zork
Sue Grieshy
Richard Hunt
Europe
Vienna
London
Duke of Norfolk
England
Isle of Wight
Tuterary London
Sone
Grigsby
Charles T. Yerkes
Contrart
Emide Grigsby
Emile Grigsby
Mr. Yerkes
M. Ciigeby
Miss Grigsb
Miss Grigsby
A DIMPLE MAKER for healthy children
A vintage advertisement claims dimples and chubby limbs signal health while thin pale children indicate fat-starved nutrition. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as the quick digestible source of fats, asserting it restores vigor and nourishment, with the promise of brighter cheeks and rounded arms. Scott and Bowne, 409 Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl
Miss Grigsby Denounced by Social Leaders in Interviews
Mrs. James F. Kernochan and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish defend Emilie Grigsby as a "dear, sweet, good girl" amid rumors of a social plot tied to Charles T. Yerkes. Kernochan attributes slanders to one man, while Fish denies meeting Grigsby and calls the reports laughable. Two other women linked to Yerkes’ life are noted, with a looming will awaiting its fate and possible battles over millions.
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Grigsby
Emilie Grigsby
Mr. Fish
Paris
Bristol
Mrs. Fish
Emile Grigsby
Ritz
Prince of Weles
Europe
Fingland
Prince of Wales
New York Journal
Stuyvesant Fish
James F. Kernochan
Evening Journal
Charles T. Yerkes
Atlantic
Miss Grigsby
Pipers
Mrs. Kernochan
Irss
Fish
East Seventy-eighth Street
Hier
Charli T. Yerkes
Hmile Grigsby
Iife
Gladys Viger
Berkeley Square
London
Ethel Yerkes
Dresden
Yerkes
Fifth Avenue
Mass Inger
Edmund ”Xean
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Olive
Edward
Windsor
Mr. Yerkes
Vadueville Theater
New York
Ethel
Bridge Cheating Tale Debunked In Royal Circles
A long British press spread on King Edward and a supposed bridge cheating incident at Consuelo Duchess of Manchester's Grosvenor Square home is dismissed. The piece questions witnesses and notes Portugal minister De Soveral never played bridge, while detailing Tredegar’s wealth from a Newport railway royalty and other aristocratic notes from Dresden to Dublin, including Cromwell's memory in Ireland.
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Edward
Bridge
Consuelo
Duchess of Manchester
Grosvenor Square
Marquis de Soveral
Portugal
World New Year Telegraph Failure Delays Global Greeting
Russia's civil strife blocked a planned global telegraphic New Year message from the Naval Observatory. Wires were controlled by strikers and revolutionaries, preventing encirclement of the globe within eleven seconds as in prior years.
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Naval Observatory
Russia
Uncle Sam
Washington
St. Petersburg
Great Eastern Telegraph Company
Czar Nicholas
America
Canada
Mexico
Porto Rico
Europe
France
Hotels list of guests by city and hotel chain
A long OCR list records guest names and spouses by city and hotel across multiple states. Entries include Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Richmond Alabama California Colorado Connecticut Florida Illinois Indiana Indian Territory Massachusetts Missouri New Jersey North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Texas Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin and Alaska guests at Willard St James National Ra leigh and other hotel names.
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Baltimore
G. N. Mitchell
Miss Reynolda
Arlington
A. Wall
New Willard
J. W. Mills
W. C Himan
E. F. M. Standt
St. James
J. Mille
T W Mathews
W. F. Bowing
G. N. Walterick
I. C. Walker
National
Boston
M. K. Pettingill
F. A. Arnold
Raleigh
Brown
Newcomb
Chicago
J. P. Wilson
J. G. Coleman
Darrow
B. B. Plumb
G. E. Tolman
ER. C. Lindley
W. Hrace
W. W. Hautz
W. H. Gordon
New York
Ivy
C. H. Apps
M. Marka
J. Danley
J. Todd
J. P. Dutlan
F.C. Mebane
Barch
A. N. Schnyder
F.C. Hall
N. Horack
M. Farrar
W. Parry
JI Parker
Miss Seelin
Miss Piderit
M. A. Wandai
D. Nicoll
N. Rosengarter
J D Landray
Thompson
W Lander
F. W. Rodgers
W. Q. Staples
Law Fields
T. Cohen
R. M. Coyle
B. F. Edgar
H. B. Edgar
M. Sondheimer
F. M. Stone
W. Cuissarwater
F. F. Connor
Finch
VW. Foote
Shoreham
W. McCarthy
J. Rankin
Ehpitt
Failadelphia
R. EB. Morris
John McHisery
EB. L. Toux
A. Noor
St James
D. J. Normoyle
W. W. Patton
F. Sealy
W. P. Murray
Richmond
M. T. Meyers
W. Kraemer
L. L. Ward
Alabama
F. D. Burke
Mobile
Ebutt
California
W W. Richards
San Francisco
Harry Davenport
Riggs
Waldenburg
San Jose
Willard
Ll. M. Chapman
Los Angeles
Colorado
H. W
J. A. Harris
J. G. Garson
J. F Blair
Wagoner
Ebbitt
Massachusetts
H. Weldon
Cambridge
T F. Cogswell
Ipswich
Missouri
W. H Morrison
W. Bates
St Louis
H. Spalding
Jefferson
Jeffries
St. Louis
New Jersey
J Ramsey
Newark
New
New Wiilard
Blazeyboro
A. N. Sinclair
Asheville
W Giles
W. H. Armes
Ohio
R. D. Jones
Cincinnati
J. R. Barry
J. C. Meyer
Columbus
R. W. Taylor
Cleveland
E. F. Wright
Oklahoma
L. McKinley
Newkirk
Pembsylvania
Texas
W. E. Clark
Waco
Colonial
Virginia
W. T. Elmer
H. FP. Wickerham
W. N. Heck
Charlottesville
G. I. Miller
Norfolk
Natonal
West Virginia
B. Hart
Clarksburg
C. A. Grant
N. T. Corbett
Belington
Frangheim
Wisconsin
H. G. Mitchell
Racine
J. G. Flanders
Milwaukee
L. M. Alexander
Alaska
Will Marry at 78 Special to The Washington Worcester Mass
Martin Green aged 78, brother of the late Andrew H. Green, announces engagement to Mrs Joseph Sampson of Wareham Mass, formerly of Denver and Chicago. Mrs Sampson is 72, their friendship lasting 45 years, with ties dating to Chicago in 1860. The wedding will occur after Green’s late wife’s death, as his brother Andrew left him nearly a million.
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Washington + Worcester
Martin Green
Andrew H. Green
Greater
New York
Joseph Sampson
Wareham
Mass
Denver
Chicago
Sampson
Mr. Green
Sampsons
Greens
Mr .Green
Andrew
Chimes Lead To Marriage In New York City
Fidwin Chiidfe of this city and Miss Edith H. Brown of Washington were married last night by Rev. Henry M. Warren at his home in New York City. The couple, who had planned to see Trinity chimes and Broadway sights, were married after a day of touring including Central Park and Bowery. They are staying in Astoria. The same report notes the American Shipbuilding Company in Bay City plans immediate rebuilding after Saturday fire with losses estimated at $100,0.
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Washington
Observatory
Central
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Earth
Western Union
Naval Observatory
Fidwin Chiidfe
Edith H. Brown
Henry M. Warren
West Ninety-fourth Street
New York City
Metropolis
Warren
Christie
Miss Brown
New York
Broadway
Bowery
Shanley's
Central Park
Astoria
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Charles
Bruynat
James Li
Bernach H
Bamille Grigsby
Tully
Frain
Wilhelm
Mrs Fish
Mrs. Beers
Mile Grigsby
Wilelm
Mrs. Hunt
James P. Kernochen
MRS. Stuyvesant Fish
Mrs. Kernochen
Sixty Eighth Street
Emilie Crigsry
Lord Tredegar
Balaclava
Tennyson
Hell
Wales
Newport
Tredegar
Tredezar
Lars
Llewellyn Ap Ivor
Rhys
Prince of
South Wales
Torbert Gladstone
Herbert
Oliver Cromwell
Westminster
Lord Rosebery
Ireland
Cromwell
Brin
Saxony
Vasa
Gweden
Napoleon II
Dreseun
Jying
King George
John Verge
Albert
Gayelles
Tuscany
Louis XT
Champs Elysees
Avenue de Neuilly
Haynen
Navy
Robertson
Bureau of Equipment
Navy Department
Cape Cod
Florida
San Juan
Japan
W. B. Moses & Sons
F St
Coruth
Bay City
Miebt
Amerian Shipbuilding Company
Eczema
Little Boy
Alfonso Hammarm
F. Hobrath
Potter Drug & Chem
Wen Wational Thiater
Lew FI
LDS Dametiiste Bayer
Mirdland
E.s.willard Mon
David Girrick
Widdlemany
Tom Pinch
Helen Crane
Daly
Frid
ATS
Inghary
Lulu Glaser
Mr.e.s. Willard
National Theater
Watines
David Garrick
TO OW Rorfatson
MR. Willard MN
Arthur Tones
Sydney Grundy
Budyard
MR Willard
Chase
Harry Houdini
Coats Carroll
Jonson — Mosher Houghtor
la Valle
McDonald
Brothers
Valerie Bergere
Carr
Nile Valley
Walter W.moore
Union Theologial Seminar
Hubomong Ve
Masonic Temple
Sanders & Slaymans
Adolf Glose
Johannes Miersch
St. N.W
Virgilii Glavier Piano School
Georgia E. Miller
Stuaio
Herndon Morsell
Francesco Lamperti
Milan
Mi- Coult
Vocal Studios
Fitzhugh Coyle
Katie Wilson-Greene
Grimes
Thomas Evans Greene
New Studio
F Sinn
Miana Hinreghs
Jacques Grun
Haanokest
Tutu
Sun
Oscar Gareissen
Rochamueau
Edith Picering
Simmng
Massachusetts Avenn
University of Music and Dramatic Art
B. Frank Gebest
Harth
Scharwenken
Moszkowski
Stuaro
St. Nw
Connecticut
the Sunday Post
Hippodrome
Tag
Greattsr
CIE PE
Gertrude Bing Bate Ooh
Tate Feer
Monty de
Rene
Vidiacs
Aso
Sears
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Ghrickt
Daetor
Tursnay
Arthae
YALE
Tiegeis
Caly
Ashington Automobiles
Southern Relef Society
D.F. Barringer
Fulton’s
Ninta Street
Hiye
Bbelasco Theatre
The
Latay Tte
Theatrial Trust
Maline
Mme
Sarah > Ernhardt
Serih Vernhardt
Lider
Bosany Lee S4uuert
Ann
Consuil
Pat Ree Mook
Byers
David Belasco
Leslie Carter
Mera
Mrs. Leslie Carter AS
Adrea
Mat
Seth Pein
Mars
Patmin
Academy
Preian
Matinee Daily
Sam Devere
Tan
Gangis