Mystery of Bar Harbor Jewel Ransom Sparks Polo Party
In Bar Harbor a jewelry firm offers a reward for the return of a diamond bracelet of unknown ownership amid social whirl. Miss Constance Biddle Hart, daughter of Mrs George Biddle Hart, suffers a serious fall while riding near Saunderstown as socialites and naval officers gather for Marble House events and polo at the Casino.
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J. P. Morgan
Bar Harbor
Constance Biddle Hart
Dectal
Washington
Newport
Udall & Ballou
Eleanora Sears
Boston
Marble House
Balmont
Preston Gibson
Beverly Farms
Mass
Duke of Manchester
Carlos de Flore
Duke
Charles Hayden
Heme
America
England
New York
Tomorcon
Herman
Aira
R. Horace Gallatin
Chape Xton
Fannie L. Johnston
Herman Qelrichs
Geveral
M. Knight
U.S. Nu
Claude B. Price
Maine Woods
George W. Pigman, Jr
Mrs. Morgan
J. Plarpont Morgen
Morgan
Schooner Head
Eason
Morgen
Highland Falls
Gifford Cochran
de Gregoire
Dave Hennen Morris
A. M. Patterson
Archibald Harrison
Arden Ribbons
Willam Cochran
Philadelphia
Baker
Swimming Club
Mines
Robert E. Tod
John 8. Thacher
George M. Tutte
Mansfeld Patterson
Willem Perkins Draper
Armar D. Baunderson
F Leonard Kelogg
Kelly Cole
Nathan
Charles L. Harding
Mra. Philp Stevenson
Misa Hannah Randolph
Kate Fenn Smith
Mirs
Winthrop BreKim
Salt Pond
Henry Bane
Florence Kang
Beatrice Cutuar
Harriet McKim
Sarayona Eaward C. Gale
Churchman
Pauline Hart
Constance Biddle Hurt
Waite
Saunderstown
Constance
Biddle
Mia
George Biddle
Mriladelphia
Joseph Leldy
Turfm an Baldwin Dead in Los Angeles Hotel
George Baldwin a nephew of EJ Lucky Baldwin and a famed turfman died aged 48 seen last at a hotel he owned in Los Angeles. He once raced horses from Sakata Anita ranch and managed the Baldwin hotel in San Francisco. He was former husband of Anita Baldwin McClaughrey who recently divorced from Macbethaughre.
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Los Angeles
Val
George Baldwin
Lucky” Baldwin
Baldwin
Old Baldwin
San Francisco
Sporting Man
Xloba
Witter
Baldwine
Anita Baldwin McClaughrey
Pankhurst Demands Personal Interview With King
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst writes to the king repeating her demand for a personal interview. She cites Home Rule Council influence and notes the invitation of mil mer men to Buckingham Palace. A jester was sent to the palace to meet Lacy Sobel Margesson but admission was refused. The women say they will again block delivery of the letter tomorrow.
Stag Hotel Ad Promises Modern Rooms and Low Rates
An OCR fragment advertises a hotel near the Virginia Theater offering elevator access, rooms with steel ceilings and small baths, telephones, writing desks, lockers, and shoeshine. Every amenity listed at $1.00 and eight per day with weekly rates.
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Stag Hotel
9Th Street
Virginia Theater
Wevator
Woman Candidate Aims at Congress From Denver
Mrs. James Joseph Brown of Denver arrives in New York to press for a woman’s bid for the House of Representatives. She argues the time is propitious, cites business competition and the need for a woman’s “sixth sense,” and says women worldwide are moving to front-line roles while many men remain complacent.
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Washington Post
New York
James Joseph Brown
Denver
Colo
House of Representatives
Biltmore Hotel
Newport
Tobin
Congress
East
France
Ren
Colorado
Plans for Bible Study at Winona Lake Conference
Special to The Washington Post Winona Lake Indiana July 2 The Bible conference at Winona Lake attracts ministers and Christian workers with renowned speakers from London Toronto and across the United States The event runs August 2 3 and features Rev F B Moyer Rev Charles Brown Rev J Stuart Holden and J Gregory Mantle plus many American guests led by Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan The success prompts plans to expand similar conferences to other cities with midwinter meetings already held nationwide and many attendees planning to travel to Winona Lake this summer
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Washington Post
Winona Lake
Ind
Winona Blole
F.’ B.moyer
Q. D
Regent Park Chapel
Charles Brown
James M. Gray
Frank N. Palmer
William E. Blederwolf
A. T. Robertson
B. Bi'Butseliffe
Marion Lawrence
Wer
Weedergpoon
Mel. Trotter
Barry. Monros
A. V.sluirway
Willam M. Bruce
Edward Gard
Billford H. Lyon
Bob Jones
Matt Hughes
W.F. Oldham
Cuartes
Winona Bible Conference
United States
Washington, D. C
Dickey
Winone
Tails of Matronly Dignity In Nigeria Revealed By Nat Geo
Northern Nigeria tribes retain decorative tail disks and lip rings as social rites. Women from Kangyro Kadil Atinkka Morva Kagah and Jaba adorn with kunnok tails of palm fiber and beads. Lip disks worn from youth, enlarged with age, to deter eating delicacies and mark bride status as tribal identity and fashion.
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Nigeria
National Geographic Society
A. J
Tremearne
Cardinal Gibbons Reaches 80 Amid Quiet Birthday
Baltimore July 2 Cardinal Gibbons is 80 years old today. He spent the day at the dry home of T Herbert Shriver near Westminster MG where he has long observed the tradition. Friends and well wishers in tal s and other countries send congratulations. The cardinal is in good health and unusually active for the year.
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T. H. Shriver
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
T. Herbert Shriver
Westminster
Weil Wiekers
Tals
Large unoccupied English mansion destroyed by arson
A large unoccupied mansion near Birmingham, England, was destroyed by fire in what authorities describe as arson. militants reportedly distributed cotton wool soaked in petrol about the area, aiding the spread of flames.
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Bisitingham
England
Birmnghamy
Dominion royal commission to study empire immigration laws
Montreal July 28 The dominions royal commission led by Sir Edgar Vincent arrives Rimouski then tours Newfoundland Sydney and Wis toria before returning to England to complete its report. The inquiry spans empire development immigration distribution and communications to tie the dominions to British policy and trade.
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Edgar Vincent
Montreal
Eagar Vincent
Cheirman
Rimouski
Newfoundland
Sydney
Canada
Wistori
England
Dominions Royal Comratessan
Crade
British Empire
Australia
New Zealand
Jagt
South Afria
Cape Town
Commission
Fortune Heir Holds Brewer's Estate in Father Will
New York July 2 Mrs Robert Hilliard daughter of late James Everard brewer becomes chief beneficiary of his estate under a will dated December 19 1908. One third of the residuary estate valued about 1 540 177 goes to Mrs Hilliard while rent and property at 244 West Main Street valued at 36000 also pass to her. Everard died May 8 1918 leaving 2 165 05 in estate assets with real property appraised at 12575 and personal property at 1498248. The testimony notes an unhappy marriage of Olga Julie Everard now Mrs Hilliard who eloped in 1900 with Everards chauffeur later secretary to the brewer and who after his death separated from her husband and married actor Robert Hilliard. A city trust account opened in 1864 with the City Trust Company later grew to 151667.
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New York
Robert Hilliard
Jamax Everard
Baward W. Buckley
Percival H. Nagle
Olga Julie Everard
Hillerd
Hunger strike case at Blackwell’s Island eyed by doctors
Be sally Becky Edelson a hunger striker on Blackwell’s Island prison is observed by physicians as officials pledge forcible feeding if her condition worsens. Doctors report good health while prison officials accuse other inmates of smuggling food. Dr Katherine B Davis and Commissioner argue no leniency and insist nourishment if needed.
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Washington Porte
New York
Becky ‘Edelson
Katharine B. Davis
Blackwells Island
Becky
Mies Hudson
Toneht
Anna Hubert
Priny
Commissioner Davis
Matteawan
Bellevue Hospital
Abe
Bedford Reformatory
Syave
England
Prisner
Dr. Davis
Suffragist Newsboy Signs On For Dues at HQ Campaign
A newsboy joins the Congressional Union for Women Suffrage, agreeing to pay initial dues by delivering papers for 25 days. After a three day drive, 600 local members enrolled and the office moved from Seventh Street to Sixteenth and K Streets near the Department of Justice. Dorothy Osborn leads the campaign, with Ivetta Jewel cited as the first signatory. An 11 year old newsboy, Israel April, is named as a new convert in the district headquarters.
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Congressional Union For Women Suffrage
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nea
Sixteenth
K Streets
Department of Jastica
Dorothy Osborn
Qubern
K Street
Ivetta
Jewel
Poli Players’ Company
Congressional Union
140 Street
Israel
Newsboy
Miles Elisa- Erie Nese
Jene Smith
Office
Men’s League
Aville McDonaugh
Cangvenalonsi Union
Men's League
Hew
Vermont Avenue Northwest
Lucy Burne
Congresaional Union
Minute B Brooke
Ex-Preachers Papers Recovery Ends Minister’s Confession
Rev Dr Phillip Carin a famed revival leader of the southern Timers Methodist conference who vanished from Lebanon two years ago was found in St Louis Missouri. A corner newspaper seller admitted to a local Methodist church official that he was the missing minister. After a conference he signed a withdrawal from the ministry. The elder Caran aged over 500 years is said to have preached in southern Illinois for twenty years. His father TP Carila remains an active member of the southern Dinole Methodist conference. Reporters say Carin ordered coverage to end and declared he will retire from religion.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Phillip Carin
Southern Timers Methodist Conference
Lebanon
Tran
West End
Ir. Birkhead
Special Train Idea to Promote Woman Suffrage National Meet
Mrs Medill McCormick chaired a July 22 meeting in Chicago where Equal Suffrage advocates from Michigan Indiana Missouri Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois discussed plans to expand suffrage propaganda. A key proposal urged running special trains decorated with yellow streamers andAmerican flags to carry speakers and organizers to states.
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Medill McCormick
Chicago
Congressional Committee
National Suffrage Association
Michigan
Indiana
Missouri
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Finois
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Goushter
George Bensinger
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Hati Society
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Diaka
Royal Board
Dominion
Father
James Everard
di- Davis
Bethy
Israel April
Madewell
Shedaker
Rockinchair
Palais Royal
A.lisner
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Washington, T. C
Jackson Health Resort
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