Vaterland Delays Sail As Young Wife Seized For New York
At New York July 7 the Vaterland departed late after a crowded sailing due to late arrivals and farewells. George R Goodwin of Holly Springs Miss boarded with his runaway bride Mrs Francis Evans, leaving Chicago for New York. Evans, a Mississippi cotton planter, fought guards and faced officials while attempting to stop the ship.
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New York
Vaterland
George R. Goodwin
Holly Springs
Miss
Daushter
Francis K. Evans
Goodwin
Jones
Evans
Delta
Flo
Ala Reapensbiris
Deathbed Bride Wins Estate Case in Brooklyn Court
In a supreme court ruling, the widow nurse Jean Fitzsimmons Schofield inherits the estate of Charles W Schofield despite a deathbed marriage to him three hours before his death at the St George Hotel Brooklyn. The court awarded $0 to the nurse and left contested claims by Lilian Seth Senefield unresolved.
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Brooklyn
Washington Heath
New York
Dely
Justice Kelly
Supreme Court
Charles W. Achoflsid
St. George Hotel
Jean Fitasimmong
Ade
Schofield
Bedelds
Lilian Seth Senefield
Lefe
SehoRela
Potomac Boat Club Outing At Marshall Hall
Potomac Boat Club members and families returned from their outing at Marshall Hall describing it as highly successful. More than ten members attended with guests including Columbia University rowing coach, and the day featured lunch, music, dancing, and a new four paddle gig praised as perfect by Mr. Kite.
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Potomac Boat Club
Marshall Hall
Tder
Columbia University
Cornall
Hudson
Lincheon
Claude RK
Zappone
E- Powell
Frank Chamberlain
John &. Vande. Kritt
The Subjection of Women Through Fashion History
The piece traces how clothing and fashion shaped women's status from ancient times to the modern era. It suggests that attire both reflected and reinforced male dominance, noting periods from ancient Egypt to the Victorian era and highlighting figures like John Stuart Mill in the fight for women’s rights.
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Wotan
Marie Antoinette Clock Reappears at Versailles Palace
A gilded bronze clock once tucked away near Versailles reappears during an International Congress of Music visit. Curator Maide Nothac notes the clock chimes the queen's favorite tunes, including selections by Gluck and Fabre d’’Iglatine, with an organ-like mechanism playing through the pedestal speakers.
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Marie Antoinette
Maide Nothac
Versailles
Paria
International Congress of Music
Annalis
Tailen Ttersot
Gluck
Armide
Chevelier de Boumiern
Fabre d'Biglatine
Army and Navy Changes of the Day in 1914 Orders
A list of changes and assignments for officers during 1914 including promotions at various brigades. Names include Cols William A Mana, Edwin J. Graum, Henry C. Shonges, Henry Benson, Robert Van Horn, and majors Crown, Casner, Penrose, and Kinney. Several officers move to new regiments and depots, with dates in August 1914 and references to Fort Snelling and Lake affect.
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Letenk
Arthur D. Rudd
Ordjinhcetment
Dare Extensien Rog
Fien
Robert K. Evans
Sccompentad Fehn Ruchasleed Ald
Lateda
Ter
Neo
Samuel Dg Wonrr
Cavaley
Thirtianth
John BE
Weat Anon
Plmt
Newfiery
Linst
Hanrt
Benson
Estuary
Robert C. van Horn
Atarky
Limt
Honges
van Horn
Quartermaster'a Corps
Lake T Piumber
Karl ¢. Carsakas
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Snelting
Castner
Charles H. Barth
Ventonam
Walter H. Chatfield
Tevenant
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Twenty-seventh
William F. Martin
Joan Moa. Palmer
Fifteenth Infantry
Tenety-toiarth
Cok Martin
Machine
Walter
Sturgila
Tobyhanna
Ling Grorgh H
Paine, Feld Artillery
Sparta
Wis
oMleet
Pitta Bela Asllery
Naval Orders and Vessel Movements Report
Detachments and commissions for multiple vessels including Nevel Academy Prautise nadeen and Arelel-Sylph. Movements listed from Norfolk to Bremerton and Charleston to Newport. Ships placed in commission or detached for duty with dates and locations in the scattered naval orders.
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J. C. Latham
Nevel Academy Prautise
Nadeen
Navel
Hamplyl
New, York
Arelel
Sylph
Ak Washington
Farina
Qerteelonerin
Cassia
Faingtas Rand
Bremerton
AalimdRocket
Norfolk
Ingige
Prairie
Entinaeiphin
Ann Sam
Cacoledy
Polbidelohla, PE
Garden Party at Casualty Hospital Aids Benefit
A garden party at the Casualty Hospital on Massachusetts Avenue North East featured elaborate grounds booths and a string ensemble led by J F Werner. Tables were managed by the board of managers with Mrs W W Vaughn as president and included Mrs S Perkins Mrs William Hat Unger Mrs M G Copeland Mrs Hattie Williams and Mrs George Campbell. A nurse’s dance in the annex near the hospital was a highlighted feature.
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Casualty Hospital
Casualty
Massachusetts Avenue Northepat
Ashew
J. F. Wener
Board of Managers
WW. T. Vaughn
5. Perkins
William Hat- Unger
M.G. Copeland
Hattie Willams
George Campbell
Memorial Florists Fete Honors W R Smith at Gude Home
Washington Florists Club hosted a memorial party for Willian R. Smith late superintendent of the United States Botanic Garden. nearly 500 guests attended including officials. a plan to erect a memorial conservatory and a chrysanthemum show was proposed. prominent attendees included George Hess George Cooke and James Dut. the event featured a Kallipolis Grotto Band and decoration while a business session set November flower show dates at the Masonic Temple.
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United States Botanica Garden
United States Botanic Garden
Washington
Burns
Richard Vincerit
White Maresh
Society At American Florists
Smith
Robert Burne
Kallipolis Grotto
Sam Shreve
Order
Richmond
Waenington
Clarley A. Stavens
Flortete’ Club of Washington
Masonic Temple
Cano H. Rudolph
Board of ‘Trade
George W. Hess
George Cooke
Fiorieta’ Club of
James Dut
Capitol
Kute Wonde
Maj
Richard Bylvester
Thornes Grant
Chamber of Commerce
Chrin Gockeler
Washington Board of Trade
J. T. Newton
F. H. Kramer
W. W. Kimmell
D. Blackistons
George Bhatter
Oehtmer
W. Schad
T. Wiel
Milton Thomas
Frank Gaul
William Marche
N. Boss
Theodors Floard
George W. Spier
Carl Peterson
Theodore Diedrich
RL. Jen
Jack Philips
Bardy Pritchard
Jack Barry
Wiliam Furnidge
E. C. Graham
Louis Wilson
John F. Staven
Kallipolle Grotto
MO. V
Julitn Kamper
Sam Shrave
H. McKenney
E. Calman
William Wade
W. H. Wiblow
F. N. Bormongs
J. Scroggins
W. Senwinn
A. Schmid
P. zBmo
A. Johnson
R. de Nene
F., Herrmann
William Hinniz
Rudolph
P. Bischoff
J. Harmon
M. Thurm
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A. Hammerbacker
William Ulmann
William Ystes
F. Schneider
1. Nachman
William Norbeck
Ciup
Baltimore
Diward Eresy
R Filton
How to Rid the Skin of Objectionable Hairs
A fragment discusses a skin depilation method using a paste of powdered delatons and water. It claims quick removal of hair with a single treatment, though the wording is unclear and may reference erroneous or nonsensical ingredients.
Alleged Abuse Within Limited Divorce Case
A divorce action in the District Supreme Court charges Edward H. Smith with cruel treatment toward his wife after a purchase of an automodics and a July 3 incident. The suit, brought by Mrs Elem MM Smith, seeks injunction to restrain further action. Attorney Winston J. Lambert represents the plaintiff. Justice Anderson set July 0 to show cause.
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Mra
Elem
Mm.’ Smith
Edward’ H.smith
Atrect
Tukomz Park
Dragtaman
War College
Smith
Witon J. Lambert
Juntice
Anderson
Society Miss A Cake Baker From New Jersey Cakes Her Fortune
New York, July, a society girl, Miss Joralemon, left idle life to bake wedding cakes. She built a business from one half hundred wedding orders, crafting Martha Washington cake recipes and a growing demand. She emphasizes doing one thing well, faith in herself, and practical steps, while balancing a social life and work.
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New York
Mica Tracy Jorajemon
Siris
Migs Jaralemon
Alwayn
Arma
Miss Foralemon
Martha Washington
Receipr
Ming Joralemon
Mise Edison
Fairland
Madelaine Falson
Llewellyn Park
Miles
Iing
Rick Church
N. J
Joraleman
Panama Election Results in Ok Pariaid Republic
Minister Isae Mories comments on Panama style elections amid claims that published results misrepresent realities. Gr Porras and liberal party emerge as preferred, with Mendoza allied to Porras. reform ticket gains plurality in Panama City, influencing eleven provincial districts.
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Ok Pariaiid
Bes
Sunda
National Assembly
Porras
Hig
Ilbaral Party
Gr. Porras
Ini Thie
Panamme
Tha
Panama
Whale
Sleven
Carlos
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Suffragists Win Support for Education Pay Rise
The resolutions committee of the National Education Association agreed to report a measure endorsing woman suffrage and equal pay for teachers. Miss Margaret Haley urged salary gains for women teachers, arguing for higher boards of education and top executives to recognize teachers’ needs. Grace Strachan and Commissioner Claxton backed higher salaries and cooperation from the Board of Education. Delegates attended a capitol reception as news came of Jordan’s likely election to NEA presidency.
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Binns
David Starr Jordan
Letang
Stanford University
National Education Association
David Bo Sonnson
Rackbill
Margaret Haley
Chicago
Boards of Education
Miss Grace
Strachan
Brooklyn
P. P. Claxton
Board of Education
America
State Capitol
Band Concerts Today at United States Captor
A concert program from the United States Captor features military band pieces led by Bacé-William H. Santaimann with March King Karl and Weber Jagenian Now. Selections include operatic overtures, marches, waltzes, and popular songs performed by the Soldiers Home Band under director Jaho BM. Zunnermann with a 1 p m. start at the Soldiers’ Home.
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Bacé
William H. Santaimann
King Karl
Unrath
Burywathe
Van
Weber Jagenian
Adirak Flonlo
Tre Nightingale
Blackbird
Wartburg
Wagner
Unite States
Jaho
Zunnermann
Provera
Qoreenar
Zimmernowa Balpauret
Urbach
Hong
Murdans
Albany Society Belle Engaged to Capt Ralph Golthwaite
Mrs McEwan of Albany announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Janet Pruyn to Capt Ralph H Golthwaite U S A M C The wedding is planned for early autumn The couple and Miss Pruyn have spent winters at the New Willard Hotel Washington and are well known in Albany New York and Washington society The engagement was revealed at a dinner Saturday evening at the Chevy Chase Club Washington hosted by Mr and Mrs Daniel Davenport
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Golthwaite
U.S. A
New York
Washington
Pruyn
Chevy Chase Club
Daniel Davenport
End of Gall Hill inquiry on use of official stationery
Senate committees closed the investigation into the alleged use of Senate stationery to boost the Gold Hill mine. Key figures included Comptroller John Skelton Williams and Walter Newman, who debated whether Williams’ actions were proper. Williams denied conflicts of interest and Newman disputed several sworn statements amid persistent questions about the mine’s value and alleged advertising gains.
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Newman
Treasury
John Skelton Weliams
Walter George Newman
North Carolina
Thompson
Senate
Inter Thompson
Williams
de Hiais
Willams
Tennings
Cleveland
Tan
Guegenhelms
Storgans
Standeré Oil
Fred V. Dewey
Bureau of the Mint
Geld Hill
New York
William Bishop
Lim
Bishop
John Skelton Willams
W. Berkeley Williams
Orth
Cleveland Perkins
John Skelton Williams
Pomerone
Ohio
Swanson
Virginia
Heiress under guard on Fabyan estate in Dunn County court order
Armed men guard Mrs Helen Morton Bayly at Col George B Fabyan estate after Judge Clarke of DuPage County Court declares her insane and orders retirement. Guards, aided by a telephone system, prevent visitors and report she may attempt to leave soon. Bayly recently wed Roger Bayly of Virginia who filed for her insanity.
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Roger Bayly
Virginia
Ira
Marx Morton
Lake Forest
Court Declares Marriage by a Kiss Binding in New York
Mrs Emma L Hall of New York wife of Augustus B H Hall known as Diamond Gus in Wallatree, became legally married by a kiss ceremony. Supreme Court Justice Giegerich held the union valid. Alimony of 7200 dollars yearly and a 5000 dollar bond were ordered to secure rights and support.
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New York
Augustus BH. Hall
Gus
Wallatree
Justice Giegerich
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Obituary for John C Walker veteran Southern Railway employe
Funeral services were held yesterday for John C Walker longtime resident of the District and Southern Railway employee who died last Sunday of heart disease. The service was at the family home 927 K Street NW under the Association of Oldest Inhabitants with private interment. He was 78 and had worked twenty years with the Southern Railway first as a postal clerk then as watch captain. Survived by wife Lucie and two sisters Mrs Webster of this city and Mrs Whbur of Westfield. Edward C Rupp longtime city resident died early Monday at 1819 Maryland Avenue NE. Cause was heart failure. Funeral services at 3 pm today from the family residence with interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Rupp born in the District, employed 38 years as foreman with a local engraving company. Survived by wife Tha Co Rupp and two brothers Enene and Albert E Rap.
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Aveplees
Association of Oldest Inhabitants
Walker
Southern Railway
Richmond End
Hig
Lucie Walker
Sinters
M. Y. ‘Webster
O. A. Whbur
Westfield
Maia
Edward C. Rupp
Maryland Avenue
Tha Co Rupp
I' % Ene
Albert E .Rap
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