Ascot Week Glitters With Wide Society Parties
Special cable from London reports Ascot week boiling with society. Kings and Queen entertained guests at Windsor with Greek royals and British aristocracy while numerous Americans hosted grand house parties at Sunningdale and Cliveden. Mrs Palmer denied a sensational link to Lord Munster as Ascot fashion overwhelmed Cup Day couture amid motor party travel and shifting hotel patronage.
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Ascot
Windsor Castle
Prince
Andreas
Greece
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Devonshire
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Helen Gordon- Lennox
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Anne Lamberton
Albert Menchort
Anthony Drexel
Sunningdale
Alwyne Compton
Bradley Martin
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Reid
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Yarborough
Lady Craven
Consuelo
Duchess of Manchester
M. Maurice Rothschild
Grand Duke
Michael
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Paget
Chelsea
Count Szapary
Vienna
Duchess of
Roxburghen
George Cornwallis West
Grand Duchess of
Saxe-Coburg
Henry
Battenburg
Queen Victoria Eugenie
Spain
John Jacob Astor
Capt. Boyd
Seafront Diplomacy and Elite Travel Across Europe
Prominent guests at the Berkeley and Langham lounges mingle in London and Paris as Duke and Duchess of Manchester and other society figures attend regattas and motor tours. European diplomatic tension rises with Germany and France over Mediterranean and Far Eastern issues, while New Yorkers abroad discuss markets and Roosevelt.
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Berkeley
Cannes
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
H Zimmerman
Roosevelt
Jon
G. Tv
Moulton
Samuel Cabot
England
Charles Ganfet
London
Sore
Elbridge
T. Gerry
Missea Gerry
Paris
Louis Robinson
New York
Hull
A.P. _Mellroy
Mediterranean
Germany
Gertribes
Kaiser
Bia
Eutrope
Post
Berlin
France
Sterest
von Buelow
Peror
Kiel-on-fhursddy
M. Delcasse
Fez
Tangiérs
Algiers
Ag & Barometer
Elahtean
Passive Strike Riots Roil Western Europe and Ireland
Long dispatch analyzes a passive resistance movement in Russia and a parallel Irish agitation. It notes organized groups challenging landlords in Ireland, with campaigns legal but unsettling. government actions toward land seizures and cattle drives amid rising tensions across France and Britain.
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France
Marcellin ‘Albert
Europe
Rusela
Ireland
the Post
Inelfnd
Thalt ‘Caktle Ranche
Crown Prince Barred From Kiel Hotel Dinner
Special Cable reports in Berlin that the crown prince and Prince Adelbert sought a glittering supper at Kiel’s Geebabanstalt. The manager apologized for no room due to a reserved table later found to have been assigned but not properly signaled. The princes left in fury, forced to seek a second class establishment.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Kiel
Prince
Prince Adelbert
Cheerful Funeral Attire Shocks London Mourners
London June 22 Rev Frederick Spurr a Baptist pastor caused a stir at a deacon s funeral by wearing a gray suit claiming belief in cheerful funerals He said he is sick of the nagging associated with Christian funerals The deacon was eighty two years old and died of old age as mourners sang the Easter hymn
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Washington Pott
London
Frederick Spurr
Hig Church
Lucerne and Engadine Scene Hosts Various American Visitors
A torn survey of travelers in Lucerne and Engadine notes Americans from New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh visiting resorts such as Ragaz Interlaken and the Jungfrau region. Generals and officers, artists, and notable families are mentioned, including Mrs. Brooke Postley Mrs. J A Cartreves and Col and Mrs W N Goler, with widespread movement through Swiss stops and resorts amid season travel.
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van Buren
Te Cannes
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Uttle
Ragaz
J. H
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Lowell
New York
Regas
Ego
Mira
A. PB. Churchfield
Pittsburg
Beatonians
Hon. Hall
Iss “Macmurphy
Philadelphia
Lucerne
Villa &Bate
Yiiss Mary Garrett
Apeak
Licerne
Provence
Garerett
Alfred C. Tevis
Aaron
J. A. Cartreves
Brooke Postley
Userne
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Lawrence
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Maude: Howe
Hs. Elliott
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Thomas We Finance” Fame
Charles Gallacher
Wilfrid Laurier
Ladner
Genéva
Mra. W. N Goler
Interlaken
James ‘Thormae
Lucerne Golf Club
Lake Albano for Sale Sparks Italian Unease and Rumor
A controversial continental advertisement offers the Lake Albano in Italy for sale to a foreign buyer. Romans fear a modern hotel and funicular may disturb the scenic and historic landscape famed for its ringed amphitheater and near mythic beauty.
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Bale
Lake of Albano
Italy
Mme
Albano
Nem
Rorhe
Ming Tain
Endleus
Tratlantt
Mme. Diles
Aremas
Annunsio
Beenehandoneth
d’Annulezio
Buitgerland
The
New York Times
American Guests Dominate Japanese Ambassador Dinner in Paris
In Paris a Japanese ambassador hosted a dinner at which Americans formed the majority of guests to offset anti-Japanese sentiment among some American colony members. Attendees included Ambassador White, Edward Tuck, Winslow family, James Stillman, and Baroness des Planchen among others. Other society news covers arrivals at Grand Continental and Hotel Athenee, plus travels of Phyllis de Caraman-Chimay and various American families touring Europe.
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Paris
Bois de Boulogne
Aes
Puteaux
Seine
Pueteux
Vicomte Leon de Janse
Maharajah of
Kapurthala
Comrads
Rene de Rougemont
Rutherford Stuyvesant
John White
Ronalds
Baroness de Meyronet de St Marc
Thayer
F. Clinch Smith
John F. Thacher
New York
Frederick Baker
C. B. Webster
Hamburg
Clyde Fitch
Frankfort
FL. A. Keep
Richard Townsend
Miss Townsend
Washington
Touraine
Witklow Willams
Baltimore
George
J. Gould
Switzerland
Dauphine
Charlies Wallace
Borton
Charles Wingate
Ysaac H. Clothier
W. T. Hull
Philadelphia
Mayor Des Planchen
Rome
London
Miss Marshall
Frederick Bel
Princess Dé feenbergh-Birstein
John Drexel
Fred Neilson
Prince Phillippe de Caraman-Chimay
Drexel
England
Failed to Meeting with Servian Ruler in Belgrade
Horace G Knowles American minister to Serbia and Roumania did not appear to present credentials or attend a dinner in Belgrade causing comments. He stated he traveled to Vienna to consult a physician for his eyes after requesting an audience for the week and receiving no reply.
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Frankfort-on-the-Main
Germany
Belgrade
Servia
Horace G. Knowles
Roumania
de ‘Peter
Vienna
Reoumania
Peter
Knowles
Servian Foreign Office
Georgian Shot to Death Near Batesburg
George W. Mabus, a Batesburg merchant, was killed by ambush while returning home in a buggy. Buckshot struck him in the head and neck. a nearby doctor, Dr Mitchell, heard the shots and found him dying. Troops or deputies from Columbus were reportedly en route.
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Batesburg
George W. Mabus
Atken County
Mabus
Mitchell
Columbus
Georgia Liquor Adulteration Probe in Augusta Bar Rooms
Revenue authorities under the pure food and drug act investigate Augusta bar rooms finding about half of the beer and liquor offerings adulterated or nearly poisonous. Details describe adulteration levels and grading concerns amid the citywide inquiry.
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Georgia
Augusta
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