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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1906
Page
7
Attire and Leather Traveling Goods Guide
OMEN'S garments for traveling and outing are offered with complete selections of suitable accessories. Dresses and travel wear for men and women include linen coats, suit varieties in serge and voile, bath and lounge wear, hats, belts, and numerous travel cases. Leather traveling goods, luncheon cases, trunks, kit bags, and toilette sets display for journeys abroad and tours, with fittings for tea or meals and amenities for several companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seleton
Summer Shopping by Mail and Office Notice
Summer shopping guidance for mail order customers from Woodward and Lothrop urges those leaving the city to provide full name and city address with each order to speed charging and delivery. Communications directed to Mail Order Department Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward & Lothrop, Mail Coder Department
Washington
Yy. Co
Social and Personal Spencers Visit Europe and Washington
Washington society records a busy social season with Mrs Mason visiting her father Chief Justice Fuller, the upcoming August 25 wedding of Edith Lawyer to Montgomery Schuyler Jr, and plans for Europe. Ambassadors McCormick and Hansen are featured, along with many leisure trips to Bar Harbor Newport and Tuxedo Park and society events at Lenox and Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert French Mason
Washington
Misa Edith
W P
Montgomery Schuyler, Jr
Regation
Bukharest
Roumania
Schuyler
Robert Livingston Schuyler
Europe
Theodore Hansen
Tennallytown Road
Hansen
Lee
Coolidge Point
Morster
Norway
Mme. Hauge
Bar Harbor
Samuel Spencer
Tuxedo Park
Harry Payne Whitney
Newport Souvels
Legation
Senor
Puride
Tuxedo Fark
Bonor Pando
Newport
Par Harbor
Major McCawley Improves. Bar Harbor Update
Maj Charles L McCawley shows encouraging health progress at Providence Hospital and may leave the city within the week. Surrounded by flowers from friends, daily visits from his bride brighten the recovery as a leave of absence from August 1 to November 1 is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Moore
Indianapolis
Whora W. D. Porter
Willard Place
Auantic City
Mabel Hume
Helen Hibbs
W. B. Hibbs
Ten Place
Leesburg
Kace Berry
Par Harbor
St. Seuver
Misa Berry
Bar Harbor
Charles L. McCawley
Health
Providence Hospital
McCawley
Ambitious broker faces textile and coal gamble on Wall Street
Matthew Blacklock, a daring broker, pursues high stakes in textiles and coal amid a fierce financial scramble. He confronts entangled bets, roaring market moves, and a complex romance with Anita Eltersty as Langdon and partners press a risky plan to reshape wealth and reputation.
Most Unladylike Chapter XX at the National Industrial Bank
The narrator visits the National Industrial Bank with Healey's roll, then meets Tom Langdon and Sam Bitersly. Langdon apologizes for delaying a dividend rate notice, while the narrator, a banker, remains composed and notes his house operates on commission rather than margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Industrial Bank
Healey
National Industrial
Lewis
Tom Langdon
Sam Bitersly
Tom
Story of a broker not a gambler and a love conflict
In a tense scene at the Langdon Ellersly household, Anita faces pressure from her parents over an engagement while a narrator declares his own refusal to be controlled. He confronts the family’s schemes, counsels Anita toward self respect, and urges her to choose between bondage or independence as she fears the fallout of the impending confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanngron
London
Yny
Lang“lons
Textile Trust
Flnulce
Dumont
Lovngdon
Stock, Exchange
Bob Corey
Healey
Anita
Ladgdon
Corps of Rocketers
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
England
Exchange
Langdon
Ball
Krew
Tom
Jim
Sam
Melville
Blacklock
Tom Langdon
Lewis
Eool
Briersly
Ms. Blacklock
Ellersly
Sam Ellersly
Mrs. Bilersly
Miss Hilersly
Tandersian
Mrs. Hilersly
Bac
Anite
Keeva
Mme
Longworths Leave Bayreuth for Paris and Home
Bayreuth reports Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth spent the week except for a single day on an automobile trip to Austrian baths. They depart via Nuremberg and Munich for Paris and plan to sail back to the United States next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
United States
Bayreuth
Nicholas Longworth
Nuremberg
Paris
Burial of a Nonagenarian at Hamline Church
Funeral services for James A. Conner who died Thursday evening were held at Hamline M E Church with relatives friends and Oldest Inhabitants Association members in attendance. Dr Price and Dr Naylor led the ritual praising his ninety years of Christian faith and unfinished life work. A quartet sang several hymns as pallbearers from local associations carried him to Glentwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Conner
Hamline
Charles Meyers
Walter Humphray
Mr Conner
Henry Keyser
W. D McFarland
Bie
Inhabitants’ Association
Jonadabs
Glentwood Cemetery
Midshipman Kilduff Dead at Naval Academy Hospital
Body of Midshipman Kilduff, who died from peritonitis after appendicitis surgery at the Naval Academy Hospital, was taken to his Tompkinsville home with his mother and brothers. Military honors included a funeral escort, firing of three volleys, and taps over the flag-draped casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Kk. B. Kilduff
Naval Academy Hospital
Tompkinsville
Busy New York figure seeks country retreat
From the New York press, a prominent city figure retreats to a cottage on an acre of lawn each summer. He rises with the sun and reads in a rocking chair on the grass to enjoy the dew. He praises Kneipp and notes his own appetite and digestion as a vivid contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Olt Kneipp
Fragment from a tense escape scene at Ellersly mansion
Anita resists captivity as a narrator moves her into a waiting electric car. She pleads to be released while the mansion owner Ellersly appears distressed, and the plan to depart with a cross-town ride unfolds amid a rising storm of fear and suspense. The excerpt ends with a teaser line, To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Jimmy
Ellersly Mansion
Old Ellersly
MoRazow
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