Tempest Denies Indiscretions In High Society Suit
Mina Tempest testifies at Justice Delhanty’s court that she never kissed or betrayed Mr Robertson. Doctor Leiser and Dr Osgood corroborate her illness, while her protector Gay L. Schiffer recalls supplying $300 monthly support for eighteen years. Robertson’s wife Mrs Lauralen Robertson pursues the divorce claim as the trial unfolds in New York.
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Edward * Robertson
Laurlen
Robertson
Tempest II
Schiffer
Ropertson
Misa Tempest
Saratoga Race Track
Gay L Schiffer
Wax Staver
Miss Tempest
de Oscar Leiser
Gustav Lange
Mra Robertson
Alfred T. Osgood
Presbyterian Hospital
Leiser
Mr _ Robertson
Sonoma
Mississippi honors Williams as most distinguished statesman
A Jackson ceremony proclaimed United States Senator John Sharp Williams Mississippi’s most distinguished statesman. A Panama Yadtfe International Exposition committee, appointed by Governor Brewer and at the president’s request, met to select the state’s most distinguished deceased. The panel included Judge Robert Powell, Judge Robert B. Mayes, Judge Edward Mayes, Judge Robert HL Corpsen, J B Harris, and former Governor Longino. L C Lamar was named the distinguished deceased.
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Jackson Muse
United Sates
John Sharp Williams
Cay
Mississippi
Guv Brewer
Panama
Robert Powell
Robert B. Mayes
Edward Mayes
Robert HL Corpsen
J B Harris
Gove
Longino
Aote
Commuittes
Atetesian
L @ C Lamar
Cnte
Press Club Banjo Concert With Col Tom Booker
Col Tom Booker of Amelia county Va performs at the National Press Club roof garden this evening. The veteran banjo picker, who served under Gen Lee, recreates plantation melodies and Civil War era songs that evoke the old South. He shares tunes like Im Gwine Down ter Richmond Town and A Little More Cider for Miss Dinah, dating to tobacco wagon days.
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National Press Club
Roof Garden
Tom Booker
Amelia County
Olit
Richmond Town
Dar
Richmond
Dinah
Toma Marso
Tom
Gen Lee
Manassas
Appo Pyition
Varied Dangers Lend Excitement to Campaign in France and West Africa
A report outlines the Notre Dame de Loretta siege in France where German trenches, wire, and fortified shelters city strength, while French forces relied on doubled trenches, railways, and massive artillery to prevail after ten months of study and a thirteen day battle. In the Cameroons, Anglo-French scouts suffer a rout by an elephant charging through tall grass, breaking German lines before reaching the British advance guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
West Africa
Notre Dame de Loretta
Europe
Chevaux de
Cameroons
Lnes
Wife sues for alienation of affection in Yonkers case
Mrs Elizabeth Snyder of Yonkers files a $25,000 suit against Miss Misa Buchanan alleging her daughter's relationship with Chester Snyder, Elizabeth's husband, caused the marriage strain. The complaint cites love letters and accuses Buchanan, 21, and resident of Yonkers, of courtship while her parents sold oilcloth factories.
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Washington Post
New York
Elizabeth Snyder
Chester
Misa Bisla Buchanan
Thomas Buchanan
Miss Buchanan
Yonkers
Buchanan-on-the-Hudson
Snder
Snyder
72 Year Old Woman Divorced for Desertion in Hartford
Anna Mara Johnson Giles of New Britain, age 72, was divorced from William H. Giles of Dayton New Jersey on grounds of desertion. She had married Giles January 1, 1906 in Trenton after leaving her prior husband, citing his drinking and other bad habits as the reason for separation. She may resume the name Baxter, her widow name prior to the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Hartford
Mrs. Giles
IOWA SOCIETY PICNIC AT GREAT FALLS OUTING
More than one hundred Iowa Society members traveled to Great Falls for a daylong annual outing. Former Representative John A T Hull and Rev Lucius C Clark spoke on Iowa and the societys work. Morning games included indoor baseball between married men and bachelors. Afternoon readings and vocal music preceded a traditional Iowa picnic supper under the trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Society
Great Falls
John A T. Hull
Lucius C. Clark
Iowa
Somerset En Fete July 5 Joint Independence Day
Preparations for Somerset Maryland and Drummond subdivision July 6 celebration are complete with morning baseball afternoon athletic contests and evening fireworks. Committees led by W B Horne J A Fleming EB Bradford W D Neemaker J Pugh P Dudley and others organize executive finance baseball refreshments fireworks grounds and related events for men women boys and girls.
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Somerset
Drummond
W. B. Horne
B. Callahan
Stamper
Bessel
J. A. Fleming
Atheletic
EB. Bradford
Neemaker
F. P. Dudley
J Callahan
Count Boni Castellano Loses Annulment Bid In Vatican
New York June 26 The Vatican Rota Tribunal issued its final decision denying Count Beni de Castellano an annulment of his marriage to Anna Gould. The ruling followed rejection of an affidavit by Prince Del Drago claiming Gould invalidated the union by saying she would divorce if unfaithful. Anna Gould married Count Bent in New York on March 4, 1895, and they had three sons.
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del Drago
de Castellane
Vatican
Washington Post
New York
Beni de Castellano
Anna Gould
Rota Tribunal
Prince del Drago
Misa Gould
Ducelle Dé Tallyrand-Parigord
Prince de Sagat
Count Bon
Benedict XIV
Count Bent
Kiss Worth $25,000 Settled for $360 by Oculist
Special to The Washington Post Chicago June 25 2 The $25 000 kiss case ends with a cash settlement of 360 dollars after Dr P D Paul an oculist admits paying to settle. Mrs Mollie Mabs had claimed 25000 for the kiss and loss of sight but was not blinded. Lawyers Howard and Longenecker helped finalize terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Chicago
P. D. Paul
Mollie Maba
Paul
MISS RUTH MILLIKEN TO WED TO R T HOUK JR
Engagement announced for Miss Ruth Milliken of Foster Milliken and Lawrence Long Island to Robert Thurston Houk Jr of Dayton Ohio. Houk is Hobart College 1913 graduate from a pioneer Dayton family. grandfather was congressman, grandmother an author. Wedding planned for summer.
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R. T. Houk, Jr
Dayton
Perents
Washington Peat
New York
Foster Milliken
Lawrence
Long Island
Misa Ruth Milliken
Robert Thurston Houck, Jr
Robert T Houk
Ohio
Houk
Hobart College
George Washington Houk
Congress
Eliza Philips Thurston Houk
Engagment of Alice Belin to Pierre du Pont announced
Mr and Mrs Henry Belin Jr of Scranton announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Alice Belin to Pierre du Pont of Wilmington Delaware. Pierre du Pont, 43, president of the Du Pont powder company, is son of Lamont du Pont killed in a Gibbstown dynamite explosion. He owns a large estate near Hennett Square and recently led a $14 million syndicate purchase of a cousin’s stake in the company.
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Begial
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Henry &. Helin, Jr
Scranton
Alice Belin
Pierre 8 du Pont
Wilmington
del Miga Belin
Nhcat
du Pont
Lackawanna
el du Pont de Nemoura Powder Company
Lamont du Pont
Gibbstown
Mr du Pont
Hennett Square
Gen
Coleman du Pont
Pierre 3 du Pont
Pierre du Pont
Rings Plan by National Jewelers Sparks Widow Marking
The National Jewelers Retail Association proposed a future widow ring a gold circlet with a black enamel center to signal matrimonial and financial status. Diamonds could indicate alimony or wealth, with green enamel for grass widows. Denver widows reportedly adopting the idea, though not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cola
National Jewelers’ Retail Association
T L Comba
Dun
Bradstreet
Denver
Miss Shaw Weds Tuesday at Lakeville Conn
Miss Juliet Moon Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Shaw will wed John Williams Macy next Tuesday at Sunnyside the summer home of her parents at Lakeville Conn The bride will be attended by Mrs William Graham of Norfolk Va as her chief attendant.
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J. W. Macy
Lakeville
Conn
Washington Post
New York
Juiiette Moon Shaw
Lawrence Shaw
John Williams Macy
Sunnyside
Lake Ville
Dewey Attends Seaside Carnival Naval Parade
Admiral Dewey capped a two day Atlantic City carnival by watching a grand naval parade from a pier with Mrs Dewey. The procession drew many officers including Admiral Chester, Rear Admiral Vreeland, Commander Burdick, Commander CBE. Remmel, Lieutenant McComb, Captain J E Palmer and Captain B T. Witherapoon.
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Atlantic City
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Navy
Admiral Chester
Vreeland
Comdr
Burdick
Cbe. Remmel
Lieut. McComb
J E Palmer
B T. Witherapoon
New York Society Woman Wins $326,000 Verdict in 1913 Long Beach Death
Mrs Osgood Pell, society woman of New York, awarded $326,000 for her husband’s death in 1913 when his automobile was struck by a Long Island Rail Road train near Long Beach. Court adds 6 percent attorney fees and costs. Two related actions by Mrs Laimbére against the railroad are scheduled, seeking $250,000 for death and injuries.
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New York Society
Long Beach
New York
Osgood Pell
Long Island
William S. Laimbeer
Pell
Costa
Bath
Laimbéer
Natalie Schenck
Newport
Brookland Club Gears Up For Big Lawn Fete
Brookland Athletic Club reports final plans for the largest lawn fete in years at Ninth and Monroes Brookland, running Monday through Saturday. Features include evening band concerts, jitney service from Langdon, athletic events and other attractions with strong merchant support.
Weekly market prices for seafood and groceries in Kennebeck
A long list of market prices for sea foods dairy products poultry beef pork veal lamb and vegetables in Kennebeck Maine. Items include salmon halibut bass brook trout crab flakes crab meat Edible cheeses butter beef cuts hams bacon lard veal cuts lamb fruits and vegetables with per pound per quart per dozen or per box quotations.
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Sea Foods
Kennebeck
Americanization Day plans at Washington Monument
Plans by the joint committee on arrangements of the District of Columbia S A R and the Sons of the Revolution to observe Independence Day as an Americanization day at the Washington Monument base at 10 am. 800 newly naturalized citizens will be invited. The program includes the Declaration read by Hampson Gary and an address by Henry B. F. Macfarland with Marine Band music. The Boy Scouts will assist with seating and comfort.
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District of Columbia Society of the
Sons of the Revolution
District of Columbia
Washington Monument
Daly 5
Patriotic Societies
Washington
Frederck C. Howe
Ellis Island
Bureau of Naturalization
Department of Teacor
John H Moore
National Society
Marine Band
Hampson Gary
Department of State
Henry B. F Macfarland
District Board of Commissioners
Boy Scouts of America
Commarner
John H. Moore
U. S, Navy
District of Columbia Society
SA. R
Col
George Richards
US M C
Sona of the Revolution
William W Cox
Frederick D Owen
Edward W Donn
Benjamin de M. Miller
Band Concert Today at White House by United States Marines Band
Concert today in the afternoon at the White House by the United States Marines Band conducted by William H. Santelmann. The program includes Overture to The Washington Post, Jubilee, Nocturne Dreams of Love, Waltzes Gold and Silver, Excerpts from Beatrice, Suppe Andante and Rondo Capriccioso, Mendelssohn Grand March, and Wagner The Star-Spangled Banner.
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White Howe
United States Manos Band
William H. Santelmann
Washington Post
O ‘von Weber
Raarenhaveter
Wagner
Return of Gregory Wilinken from Newport to New York
Special from Newport Rhode Island reports Gregory Wilinken after a visit with the Russian Ambassador and Mme Bakhmeteff in New York. Mr and Mrs Arthur Heeren of Philadelphia have rented a season apartment at the New Cliffs and will be arriving soon. Mrs Willam K Vanderbilt Jr arrived from New York and went to the villa on Halden Hinl.
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Gregory Wilinken
New York
Waellngton
Newport
Mme Bakhmeteff
Arthur Heeren
Philadelphia
New Cliffs
Mr Heeren
Pedro Heeren
Willam K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Chastelux
Halden Hinl
Gift watch for Bryan highlights long service and respect
A committee from the State Department presented former Secretary Bryan with a fine old watch as a token of esteem after more than two years of service. The gift, funded by a 25 cent subscription from all department staff, marks enduring ties between Bryan and the administration, with Mr Lansing and Mrs Lansing visiting to extend regards.
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Bryan
State Department
Mesasenger
New York
Mr Bryan
Young Bryan
Oxford
Nebraska
Congress
Mra Lansing
Mr Lansing
Daniels to Speak at Ground-Breaking for Petworth Church
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels will speak at the ground breaking for a new Methodist Episcopal church in Petworth at 5 pm Sunday. The event includes worship by the church choir, a soil-spading ceremony, and the dedication by Rev McDowell and Rev Williams. The octagonal church at New Hampshire Avenue will cost 25 000 to 90 000 dollars, replacing the Eighth and Shepherd streets structure. construction begins soon after a 10 000 dollar subscription.
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Josephus Daniels
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Petworth
G Ellis Williams
Whitford L McDowell
Washington District
Daniels
Dre McDowell
Willams
New Hampshire Avenue
Grant Circle
Upshur Street
Eighth and
Shepherd Streets
Charles L Pate
Baltimore
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Ruth Milliken
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Plan OF National Jewelers
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Long Island Railroad
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Scions
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S. R
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Fiekett
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Palais Royal
A. Lisner
Free ‘Motion Pictures
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Dally
Eleanor Gates
Maeterlinck
Blue Bird
Wel Frouman
Anniences
Mary Pickford
F. Keith
Herald Fiske O’hara
Marian Morgan
Louise Kent & Co
Grice la Rue
Clifton Webb
Balalakei
Vew National Theater
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Car Ab Institute
Washington Vs. Philadelphia
14Th St
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Twente
Jeuc Field
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Strayer
Business College
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