Plans for Pier Ball at Casino by Dow Guests
The week closed with a Casino luncheon and dance hosted by Dr and Mrs Edmund Le Roy Dow. Guests from Watch Hill included Mr and Mrs George McPynchon, Mr and Mrs Thomas Giroyje, and others while trophies and cups were shown for upcoming events at the Plarthia summer and the Sports Ball on August 4. The event drew a wide circle of society including the Murchisons Hinman Bird Stevenson Fell and Bonaparte parties among others.
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Mra
Edmund le Roy Dow
Watch Hill
Apeelal
Washington Post
Narragansett Fler
Rot
Casino
Edmund le Hoy
George McPynchon
Thomas F. Giroy
William le Walter
Arcadia
Tow
le W McKenna
C de Witt
Joseph Trissell
Spbtbs
New York Yrcht Club Fleet
Narragansett
Newport
Kenneth Murchison
S. Hinman Bird
Ktito Stevenson
John R Fell
David Jesenson
James K. Blackett
Caryl Roberts
Tubn J. Welsh
Philip
Jeroma K Bonaparte
Craigrena
Talbot Ann
Mrs J Pierpont Morgan Arrives at Bar Harbor
Mrs J Pierpont Morgan visits Bar Harbor arriving at her cottage on Kooner Head Road during a Mount Desert Yachting Association race day. John J Emery of New York wins in Lola. Miss Alicia Livingstone placed after first race disqualification. Social gathering at Swimming Club honors visiting Eastern Yacht Club members features many prominent attendees. Bar Harbor war relief committee forms to aid allies with garments and surgical bandages, electing officers and listing members from New York and Boston clubs.
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Spev
Washington Post
Tac Harbor
J Pierpont Morgan
Kooner Head Road
Mount Desert
Guy Norman
Boston
John Jacob Astor
Harold 8
Vanderbilt
Edgar Scott
Gouverneur Morris
Robert Bonner Bowler
Cincinnati
John 8 Thatcher
New York
Thatcher
Richardson Cottage
Bar Harbor
Arthur Coats
Ernest Schelling
Jella Garnes
White Sulphur tennis thrills gallery crowd at springs
The Washington Post reports at White Sulphur Springs W Va on July 10 that young colony members spent the morning on the tennis courts with many matches. Mixed doubles featured Edith Mirshull and partner. results show the latter winning six games to three. Richmond visitor Thomas Rutherford and party arrived at cottages, with a list of attendees from New York Harrisburg and York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
White Sulphur Springs
W Va
Mias
Edith Mirshull
David McD
Lebreton
Wise Julah
FE Wotaliday
Hortense A Batre Milas Adelaide Batre
Mobile
Ala
BD. Taylor
Richmond
Washington Woman Becomes Wife of Italian Bersaglieri Colonel
Former Miss Rogers of Washington, now Mrs Angell, wife of Colonel Alessando Angell commanding the Ninth Bersaglieri, is linked to the famous Italian corps famed for its feathered hats and rapid dashes. Her Naples home houses Bersaglieri barracks in an old monastery. she previously lived in Washington and New York with her father while he worked in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rogers
Washington
Col. Angeli
Bersaglieri
Alessandro Angel
Angell
Rogers
Capitol
New York
Italy
Col Angell
Naples
Col
Selden A. Day
Mra Angel
Granger weds Miss Henckels in December in Washington
Ann Arbor July 10 Special to the News Edward Ross Granger of Ann Arbor announces engagement to Miss Marie Isavel Henckels of Washington Miss Henckels a Vassar graduate and niece of Gen William Verbeck of Manlius Granger teaches at Verbeck's military school in Manlius The wedding is planned for December in Washington
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Yrasumugwa
Ann Arbor
Mich
Edward Ross Granger
Marie Isavel Henckels
Washington
Henckels
Vassar
William Verback
Manlius
Granger
Gen. Verbeck
Three Pretty Maids At Capital Beach Swim Experts
The capital bathing beach grows popular as summer advances drawing crowds from across the city to cool, clear waters. Women and girls increase in skill with many qualifying as near experts, aided by guards during ladies days and the promise of forthcoming swimming contests and new feminine records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Ife
Diamond Jim Brady dazzles San Diego debutantes with jewels
Special to The Washington Post from San Diego July 10 details Diamond Jim Brady dancing at Hotel del Coronado pavilion. Debutantes of the season admire his jewels valued 50 000 to 75 000. Brady boasts a vast diamond sapphire set and a serpent gold necklace. He discusses self control and his Johns Hopkins Hospital endowment of 600 000 for kidney and bladder disease. He praises horse racing and envisions a Tijuana track, noting his rise from a New York City messenger to a fortune in railroad supply and horse racing.
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del Coronado Ocean Terrace Pavilion
Washington Post
San Diego
Cal
James Huchanan
Diamond Jim
Brady
Ocean Terrace
Hotel del Coronado
Jim
Edsell Martindale
Los Angeles
John Dupee
India
Tuamond Jim
Johns Hopkins
Tijuana
Europe
America
Germany buys all fish as Norway faces export ban risk
In Christiania on July 10 the Norwegian fishing boom continues with demand from belligerent nations, especially Germany, pushing prices 75 to 80 percent above normal. German buyers sweep the coast, cornering salt and fresh fish, threatening Norwegian canneries and supplies. A ban on exporting certain fish varieties is being suggested to ease the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Christiania
Germany
English Hatred of Germans Reflected in Judicial Opinion
A London wine merchant Ehrmann aged about seventy, a naturalized British subject for fifty years, sought debt enforcement in Norwich county court. Judge Mulligan initially refused aid, then heard the case and issued a written judgment using charged phrases about the “Huns.” The lord chief justice rebuked the judge for personal bias, stressing the bench must not express such views against a British subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
London
Ehrmann
England
Norwich
Mulligan
Free
Hermann
Suffragist Dr. Anna Shaw's Car Seized Over Tax
Delaware County tax collectors seize Dr Anna Howard Shaw's automobile for $126 State tax. The car, a gift from New York suffragists, has been in dispute for two years. Shaw is notified to pay within five days or the yellow car will be sold at public sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County
Anna Howard Shaw
Washington Post
Philadelphia
New York
Delaare County
Left handed fiddlers banned by Michigan teachers
Detroit July 10 1913 Michigan Music Teachers Association moved toward licensing music teachers proposing a state board and exam to curb incompetent instructors They cited harm from unqualified teachers arguing teaching is a gift not a skill and that licensing could protect beginners from poor instruction led by Franz Apel and supported by Romaine Wendell</S>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Bas
Michigan Music Teachers’ Association
Staller
State Board of Musicians
Michigan
Theli
Franz Apel
Romaine Wendell
Chicago Prelate Quigley Dies in Rochester at 5:20 PM
James Edward Quigley archbishop of Chicago dies at his brother’s home in Rochester New York at 5:20 PM. Born October 15 1865 in Oshawa Canada he rose from studies in Buffalo to bishop of Buffalo in 1896 and archbishop of Chicago in 1903. He led the dock strike response in Buffalo and opposed anarchists in Chicago while supporting Catholic missions and priests.
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Atlantic City
Rome
Buffalo
Rochester
James Edward Quigley
Chicago
Joseph M. Quigley
Archbishop Quigley
Oshawa
Canada
Lima
WN. C
St. Joseph's College
N. Y
Seminary of Our Lady of Angela
Suspension Bridge
Ryan
University of
Cathedral of the Holy Name
Archibishop Quigley
Catholic Church
Gualety
Mexico
Washington
Thomas L. Quicley
Vincent de Paul
Order of Gray Nuns
Ogdenaburg
Margaret Nerman
New Sees for U S Prelates
Rome via Paris reports Holy See appointments in the United States. Rt Rev Thomas F. Cusack becomes bishop of Albany New York and Rt Rev Paul P. Rhode moves from Chicago to Green Bay and Grand Rapids. Rev Michael J. Gallagher named coadjutor of Grand Rapids diocese, age 49, with Bishop Richter expected to retire from much of the active work.
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Rome
Paris
Pope Benedict
United States
Thomas F. Cusack
New York
Albany
Paul P. Rhode
Chicago
Green Bay
Wis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michael J. Gallagher
Gallagher
Henry Joseph Richter
Gallager
Bay City
Sings As Daughter Weds Prima Donna's Daughter Marries Rancher
Maria Theresa Schumann daughter of Mme Schumann Heynk wed Joseph Hubert Guy a Grossmont rancher in San Diego Cal Rev V Heffernan officiated The ceremony featured Mme Schumann Heink singing Unser Vater The romance began two years ago when Maria rescued the rider after a fall near the Schumann Heink home at Grossmont They will reside at Grossmont.
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San Diego
Cal
Maria Theresa, Schumann
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Joseph Hubert Guy
Grossmant
V. Heffernan
Schumann- Hennk
Kreg
Unser
Pater
Grossmont
Marla
Wonderful Record at Kin-Po Treatment Hotel in DC
More than 100 persons were treated for drink and drug addiction at the Kin-Po method facility at 1700 L Street NW in Washington from December 1, 1914, to March 4, 1916. Most discharged within 12 to 13 hours. all cases reported as successfully treated and some confirmed as inebriates. The institution vows permanency and invites public inspection and patronage, with literature sent free and contact via Main 3768 or in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hotel
City of Washington
L Street Northwest
Ahone
Mrs Astor's Pet Poodle Fed On Two Dollar Steaks
Special to The Washington Post. Mrs John Jacob Astor and her poodle Mizzie visited New Haven on an auto trip. When hotel staff could not keep the dog, Mizzie was sent to another hostelry. The chauffeur ordered a two dollar steak for the dog, which the waiter served and pocketed the tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New Haven
Conn
John Jacob Astor
Madeleine Force
New England
Mizzie
Morgan Jr and Bride Sail to Panama Exposition
Juntus Spencer Morgan son of J P Morgan and his bride sailed today on the Kronland for the Panama Canal and the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. They were accompanied by Morgan’s uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Herbert Sattertee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Washington Peat
New York
Juntus Spencer Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Mr Morgan
Herbert Sattertee
Tax on Bachelors Enacted in German Town
Special Cable from Berne reports the German town of Reichenberg has levied a bachelor tax on singles over 28. The measure adds 5 percent on incomes under 500 dollars, rising to 18 percent on incomes above 2500 dollars.
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Washington Post
Berne
Switzerland
Reichenberg
Girl Held as Forger in Postmaster’s Daughter Case
Claudie Middleton a 16 year old daughter of T J Middleton postmaster at Crabtree Van Buren county was bound over to federal court under 500 bond answering charges she forged seven money orders totaling 700 to buy jewelry clothing and household goods Her father was campaigning for a county office and left her in charge of the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Claudie Middleton
T. J. Middleton
Crabtree
van Buren County
Tattoos and tattooing art in New York exhibition
An article describes Prof Charles Wagner's tattoo exhibition on Bowery near Chatham Square showing over 1,000 designs. It notes electric needles shorten sessions, varied patrons, and examples from beauty marks to full-body pieces including horses, dogs, ships, and Madonna scenes, with historical contrasts to savage hand tattoo methods.
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Epeches
Washington Post
New York
Bowery
Chatham Square
Dovers Street
Charles Wagner
Wagner
Fraterna
Adama Express Company
Nome
Russia
Tattcore
Martin Jensen Ig
Kes Beng
Rot Wagner
Mr Jensen
Dragons
Lion
Tollows
Costentenus
Addy
Th Bazin
Bailes Crus
Huffals
Bill Aps
George Ane Tapa
Jon
Stephen Wagner
Many Brokers in Service Amid London June Issue
A fragmented report notes many brokers in service around London with June issuance and exchange activity. It mentions totals, men on duty, and a rough year end figure of sixty nine, with bleak references to coverage and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wera
Bere
Namper
Ieur
Live Reindeer for Berlin Christmas Shipment
An experimental shipment of live reindeer has been prepared to supply Berlin during Christmas. About 1900 animals are to be delivered alive by ship from the taerman coast, meeting Berlin butcher demands while awaiting a permanent supplier. The project, though tentative, has been tested and deemed satisfactory by Berlin’s butchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrstiama Tuly
Taerman
Rmie
Bertin
Goodyear Tires Boosts Costs and Reputation This Year
The passage notes Goodyear’s premium extras raise costs by 1,635,000 and add a double-thick tread via All-Weather. It claims Goodyear tires outperform rivals for 16 years and maintains top sales and repute, boosting user trust and adoption among motorists.
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Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan
Miss Henckels
E. RB. Granger
Sea- Aide
Jim” Brady Tangoes
Brother
Plana
Quigley
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Knights of Columbus
Knights of St. Joan
Mgr
John Bonzano
U. S
Cusack
Rhode
7Th St
N. W
Bet
Main Ave
Roussos, Zagos
Morgan, JR
Bride Sail
Will
Harry Kahlman
San Bernardino County
Stock Exchange
Aes Tarricks
Berlin
Goodyears
Goodyear
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