Bride of a Viscount: Drexel Heiress Weds Viscount Maidstone
Miss Margaretta Drexel of Philadelphia and Lon don married Viscount Maidstone at St Mary’s Westminster with the Bishop of London officiating. The ceremony featured ten bridesmaids, eleg ant gowns, and a grand reception. royal party and notable guests attended in a historic setting.
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Philadelphia
London
Margaretta Trrexel
Anthony J Drexel
Loniin
Maidstone
Arthur Fotey Winnington Igreata
Morhrit
Hensiey Henson
Canon Epow
Arms
St. Minow
Foe
Gladys Fla Oh Ifairen
Yue Betty Clibhester
Yatley
Fa Hlatires
Violet Matmers
Lutlend
Misa Sy de Tellowis
Terd de
Charles Montague
St. Gere
Ais
Crates Mills
Tord Wootrsdon
Margaretta Armetrone Drexel
Madon
Funeral notices and death listings from a 1910 newspaper
A jumble of death and funeral notices dated June 7 1910 mentions Mr Coe Pepe, a wife identified as Martha, and several relatives. It lists burial locations including Congressional Cemetery and a private interment with references to addresses on streets and avenues, and mentions a Wednesday service and multiple family names.
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Tol A Pott
Lapkins Traspital
Hi Oshimm
Cummings Foonee
Roi Huyeh
Hast
Frenets
Moone Corner
Georgin
Amd
Beirimore
Mt Southeast
Rlisilay
Iwlean Ole
Woys Noy
LEWIS
Bee Shan
OX Lilmonster
Ouorttwest
Tae
INTERNATIONAL WEDDING AT 22 GROSVENOR SQUARE DREXELS
The Drexel wedding at 22 Grosvenor Square drew nearly 2000 invitations, with guests from America's high society including Miss Marjorie Gould and Mrs J J Astor. The groom's gifts were lavish, featuring a jeweled dressing bag for the bride and a sapphire ring from Mr George W Childs Drexel, while jewelry and antique gold pieces from American and English families highlighted the event. Two bridesmaids, Miss Steven Post and Miss Mildred Carter, are set to wed soon, elevating society connections further.
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London
Drexels
Grosvenor Square
America
Ammmg
Anthony J. Drexel, Jr
Marjorie Gould
George J. Gould
Vivian Gould
Elisha Dyer
Cal
Anthony Iyer
Ridgely Carter
Barrymore
Duke and Duchess of
France
Winchilsea
George W. Childs Drexel
Joseph Drexel Gove
Alexander van Rensselaer
Paul D. Muls
Duchess of Vixen
Tom Miguel de Braganza
Oither
BE. T. Stotesbury
Howard A. Henry
Lewis V. Harcourt
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paris
George Cavendish Bentinck
Marie Antoinette
Stanley Mortimer White
Maldwin Drummond
Marshall Field, Jr
Chicago
Tada
Steven Post
Lady Barrymore
Princess Agatha Weds in Potsdam Ceremony
Berlin reports Princess Agatha Tau bor wed Prince Frederick Wilhelm of Prussia at Potsdam's new chapel. Ceremony by Dryander. Empress Auguste Victoria placed the crown. Witnesses included Kaiser and royalty from minor German states. Bride 22, eldest daughter of Duke von Ratiber. groom third son of the late Brunswick regent.
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Berlin
Agatha Taubor
Frederick Wilhelm
Prussia
William
Potsdam
Pr. Dryander
Auguste Victoria
von Ratiber
Brunswick
Frederick
Italian rulers aid Calitri after quake collapse
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena surveyed Calitri and surrounding villages as 32 bodies were recovered and many more are feared under rubble. A feudal castle collapsed trapping houses below while a two year old boy was found unharmed beside wreckage. The queen pledged to care for orphans and ordered medical attendants as relief efforts intensified amid royal demonstrations.
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Fresence
Helena
Reggio de Calabria
Catt
Italy
Calitri
Victor Emmanuel
Mexsinia
Regeto
Aosta
Naples
Rome
Reggio di Calabria
Gallina
Leishman
New York
Missionary group in China reports safety after relocation
A cablegram to Rev. George Johnson of the Evangelical Association confirms ten missionaries in China are safe after fleeing Sheng Chow fu Hunan on May 23 due to a threatened uprising. They have since travelled about 600 miles and are now at Kuling Jiangsi. Cruisers Helena and New Orleans reach Slakwan on the Yangtse Klang to safeguard American missionary interests.
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Cleveland
Ohio
George Johnson
The
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Association
Evangelical Association
China
Sheng Chow-g Fu
Hunan
Kuling
Kiansi
Krumsing
Blissfeld
Mich
Helena
New Orleans
Slakwan
Yangtse Klang
Five Men Fall 700 Feet in Dover Mine Accident
Five men were killed when a mine car overturned during extraction at the Richard mine near Dover New Jersey. The trapped victims fell about 700 feet down the shaft. The deceased include George Dorman of Franklin Furnace and four Hungarian workers identified only by numbers.
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Dover
N. J
Richard
George Dorman
Franklin Furnace
New Ecuadoran Minister Authorized in Guayaquil
Rafael Maria Arizaga appointed minister to the United States to replace Felipe Carbo, who moves to the legations at Caracas. The change comes as Ecuador reshuffles its diplomatic missions in Guayaquil dated June 8.
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Rafael Arizaga
Senor Carbo
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Rafael Maria Arizaga
United States
Tuis
Felipe Carbo
Caragas
Bomb Put Under Bar Sparks Brooklyn Saloon Alarm
Policeman Timothy Daley foiled a planned bombing in a Brooklyn saloon when a lit fuse bomb was found on the bar. He plunged the device into a bucket of water, preventing possible mass destruction. The bomb was a lead pipe packed with blasting powder, tied to threats against the proprietor Rose Lombarde who had received extortion letters.
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New York
Brooklyn
Timothy Daley
Daley
Rose Lombarde
Woman Found Asleep on Northwest Vacant Lot
A 30 year old woman calling herself Mary Moore was found asleep on a vacant lot bounded by Eleventh Thirteenth Clifton and Euclid streets northwest. Taken to the Tenth precinct she was sent to Washington Asylum Hospital for investigation after she varied between saying she was from New Jersey and other places.
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Mary Moore
Eleventh
Thirteenth
Clifton
Euclid
Tenth Precinct
Sergt. Stahl
Staples
Washington Asylum Hospital
New Jersey
Marines Sail From Cristobal for Bluefields
The transport Prairie departed Cristobal carrying two marine companies bound for Bluefields. American consul Thomas P. Moffat reports Commander A W Hinds of the gunboat Dubuque warned he would bombard Madriz troops on the bluff near Bluefields if they hinder shipping.
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Prairie
Cristobal
Bluefields
Thomas P. Moffat
State Department
A. W. Hinds
Dubuque
Madriz
Licensed to Marry Across Counties and States
A collage of marriage licenses lists multiple couples with ages and addresses in Virginia Maryland and North Carolina. Names include George S Hundbry Mamie T Hawthorn and Rev J J Stith Wilbur T Jones Julia L Morgan and other pairs aboard various counties such as Norfolk Petersburg Alexandria Prince George and Onan Nelson. The notices reflect widespread licensing activity across mid-Atlantic locales with clergy listed for the ceremonies.
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George S Hundbry
M. J Kennedy Henton H. Goodlie
Mamie T. Hawthorne
Onan
Nelson County
Virginia
J. J
Wilbur T. Jones
Julia L. Morgan
Newington
George A. Miller
Raymond G. Reed
Laura Boggs
Reed Edead S. Stewart
Mary R. Hennin
Grace
Couch
Petersburg
Corteling
Abbott
John TI
Holmead
Netly E Eastwood
Joeph F' McGee
Stewart A. Gheen
Bull Run
Mary Reavers
Vienna
Donald MacLeod
Montgomery County
Ignating Feadly Hugh Holle
Louisville
Mud Cb
Fickling
James F. Mackie
George R. Schwitzen
Mary E McKenna
Tha Hey T . Kervick
Frederick €. B. le Gro
Miami
Fla
Clara T. Anderson
George C. Bratenail Chartes
Hall
Mary E Vermillion
Prince George County
Donald C. MacLeod
Gus D. Williams
Midland
Mary F. Pannell
Healton
Edward B. Gordon
Robert Vardy
Flora Holiver
William A. Ray
John W. Moore
Adele Brooks
W. J. Howard
William Campbell
Bessie Coleman
J. #. Wiseman
Rufus Jeffers
Neck Creek
N. C
Nettle Crage
Robert L. Strother
Watter
Ella
Kilroy
Helen P. Robinson
Brooke
Health Office Births and Deaths Record Update
Births list includes multiple families with newborn girls and boys such as Magruder Maher Phelps Jenkins Leslie Traband Jenkins Heimtende Johnson Richardson Minor Wilson and others. Deaths note William Crowell Michael McCann Amelia Jackson Frank Handler Edward Bernard Ada Moberly Catherine Brown Camelia Hellmuth Hattie Mulberry Addie Scntt Ruth Reed with ages ranging from 2 to 73 at various locations.
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Charles W
Agnes Mi. Magruder
Michael J
Adna V. Maher
Frank J
Marian Phelps
Roy T
Cora E. Jenkins
Howard
Bossie L. Leslie
Frederick
Carrie
Traband
Bennia M
Olive A. Jenkins
Joseph
Francis Heimtende
Samuel and
Mary Johnson
Benjamin
Fannie Richardson
Lewin H
Carrie Minor
Herman En
Mary P. Wilson
Wiliam H. Crowell
Park Road
Michael H. McCann
Amelia A. Jackson
I St
Frank A. Handler
Georgetown University Hospital
Edward A. Bernard
Dumbarton Ava
Ada A. Moberly
4Th St. Ew
Catherine T. Brown
Camelia Hellmuth
Rihley Hospital
Hattie Mulberry
Freedmen’s Hospital
Addie
Ruth EB. Reed
Wisconsin Woman Pleads Guilty in Smuggling Case
Mrs Charles W Allen of Kenosha pleaded guilty in a New York federal court to smuggling jewelry and apparel worth about 5000 aboard the Lusitania. She was fined 100 and informed she may recover the goods by paying foreign value plus duty to the government. The judge noted no concealment and premeditation factors were cited by prosecutors.
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Wisconsin
New York
Charles W. Allen
Kenosha
W's
C. N. Allen Sons Company
Central Leather Company
Justice Holt
United States
Ing
Holt
Lexow denounces Spitzer in Sugar Trust trial
New York June 8 The government wrapped up its case against Charles R Heike Ernest W Gerbracht and James F Bendernagel charged in sugar weighing frauds tied to the American Sugar Refining Co Oliver Spitzer once a key witness and pardoned by Taft faced sharp rebuke from Clarence Lexow Gerracht counsel who called Spitzer a thief and double dyed villain in court
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Taft
York
Charles R. Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
Ernest W. Gerbracht
Williamsburg
James F. Bendernagel
Richard Warr
Oliver Spitzer
Clarence Lexow
Gerbracht
Mr. Lexow
Stranded Woman Found on Pennsylvania Train Berth
An unidentified 35 year old woman, with diamonds and initials M A, was found paralyzed in a Pullman berth on a Pennsylvania train arriving in Baltimore from the West. A two year old girl, likely her daughter, accompanied her. Susie H. Birch appears on a trunk. ticket shows boarding at Minneapolis. Both were taken to a hospital with identity unknown.
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Baltimore
M. A
Susie H. Birch
Minneapolis
Escape by own hand ends life of Long Island figure
Charles Werner once a prosperous canned goods manufacturer in New York dies in a Brooklyn hospital from a self inflicted razor wound after being arrested for forgery. He tearfully asked to prepare his belongings for jail before the act and, while escorted, slashed his throat. Werner had been an influential business figure in Long Island City.
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New York
Charles Werner
Brooklyn
Werner
Long Island City
Eighth District Delegates Elected for Republican Convention
In Ballston Virginia the eighth district Republican meeting chose C. A. Mason A. J. Porter and Joseph Walker as delegates to the Alexandria district convention on June 20 with alternates EB L. Northrop A. D. Vieroy and J. B. Duncan. W. H. Duncan was named county committee chairman with C. J. Costolow T. J. Donnelly and J. B. Duncan on the panel. J. B. Stack became permanent secretary.
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Alexandria
Washington Post
Ballston
Eighth Congressional District
C. A. Mason
A. J. Porter
Joseph Walker
Eb, L. Northrop
A. D. Vieroy
J. B. Duncan
W. H. Duncan
Good News Barkentine Crew and Family Rescued Off Hatteras
Captain Erikson his daughter and ten crewmen were rescued after the Philadelphia barkentine Good News sprang a leak and foundered off Hatteras during a gale. They survived three days in the boats and were landed at Norfolk by the British steamer Metis. Erikson and crew remain in Norfolk, Miss Elizabeth Erikson heads to Baltimore.
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Hatteras
Norfolk
Erikson
Miss Erikson
Baltimore
North Carolina Bonds Sold by State Bankers Meeting
Bankers and state officials gathered in Raleigh to subscribe 3.11 million of unsold bonds and refunding bonds, with bids from the American Tobacco Company and local bankers exceeding the needed amount. Governor Kitchin plans a special legislative session to finalize acceptance.
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Washington Post
Raleigh
N. C
Kitchin
Eatra
American Tobacco Company
Monument Unveiled for Confederate Dead at Johnsons Island
A June ceremony at Johnsons Island Cemetery in Sandusky Bay Ohio unveiled a Confederate memorial for 466 officers and privates buried there. The Robert Patton Chapter UDC of Cincinnati erected it, with Mary Patton Studson unveiling. Generals Gordon Young and Sir Moses Ezekiel spoke, Ezekiel the monument designer.
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Johnsons Island
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Ohio
Sandusky Bay
Robert Patton
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy of Cincinnati
Mary Patton Sfudson
Cincinnati
George W. Gordon
Memphis
Tenn
Army of Tennessee
Bennett H. Young
Nashville
Joseph A. Mangus
Moses Ezekiel
Rome
Italy
Robert E. Lee
Conference Aims to Resolve Lords Veto Crisis
London June conference planned after King George asks Asquith to invite opposition leaders. Parliament met in a more conciliatory mood as dissension over civil list regency bill and succession declaration lingers. Lord Rosebery urged his reform resolutions, insisting they relate to the Lords veto program.
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Asquith
Council London
House of Lords
King George
Lord Rosebery
Lieut Marston and Miss Worthington Wed in Annapolis Church
In Annapolis on June 8 Miss Elizabeth Marretl Worthington, youngest daughter of Dr and Mrs Eugene Worthington, married Lieut John Marston III USMC at St Anne’s Church. The ceremony was by Rev Joseph F McComas. After a reception the couple departed for the White Mountains and will reside in Portsmouth NH where Marston is stationed. Morgan Acquires Paris Faience Collection for Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Elizabeth Worthington
Annapolis
Washington Post
Elizabeth Marretl Worthington
Eugene Worthington
John Marston
St. Anne's Protestant Episcopal Church
Joseph F. McComas
Philadelphia
E. A. Osterman
E. M. McClellan
Andrew Drum
H. M. Smith
White Mountains
Portsmouth
N. H
Lieut. Marston
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Lexow
Spitzer
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Washington Heights
Metropolitan and
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Metropolitan Museum of ‘Art
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