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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1906

Page

16

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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Mrs. Grigsby Emilie Emilie Gresley 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
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