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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1907

Page

3

Belmont Dines With Eighty Guests at Ritz Garden

Paris June 29 One of week’s grand private entertainments by Mr and Mrs Perry Belmont prior to their England trip. Dinner in Ritz garden served on three tables for eighty guests, with counts and society notables including France Murat, Princess Murat and others. James Stillman sails for New York on Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse with many Americans joining Cherbourg departure.

Perry Belmont Murat Uzee James Stillman Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Washington Post Paris England Hotel Ritz Count de Case Sedane France Murat Cercle de la Rue Royale Duc and Duchesse-d’Uzes Mme. Leghait N. Leghait Moore Dus Duchesse de Mory George Monroe Richard Townsend Misa Townsend Kingsland Charles Carroll Marshall Frederick Bell Misa Gradge Deacon Miss Terry Stanislaus de Castellane New York Cherbourg Richard Gambrill John Livermore Henry Leonard Peking Samuel H. Valentine Clarence W. Watson Storrs Wells Frederick H. Allen Wiliam K. Bliss Nelson W. Aldrich Frederick Pearson F. O. Bach Bills William G. Warden Philadelphia J. A. W. Cooper Boston James E. Martin America George Gifford M. F. Philps Gilbert M. Walker Minneapolis Ana James Stokes Missi Ellis Touraine James Wilson Charles Moore Miss Moore Marton Story Dr. Merrill Aix-les-Bains Mary Garden Clyde Fitch John F. Carroll Ritz van Wyck Mr. Carroll Carlsbad Charles W. Morse Aix Harry F. Morse Randolph Guggenheim Jacob Rothschild Henry Ickeltheimer Uis Kramer Boheman Spa M. A. Cohen Byron A. Cohen Jack Prager Harry Rosefeld J. H Col. Hester Brooklyn Germany Ricard Croker Italy Lewis Stanislaus Burdett New ‘York Rome A. Haggin Savoy Edward Moore Robinson Comtesse de Rougemont John Redding C. O. Alexander F. W. Raison Thompson Anna Thompson George F. Vietor Europe Patrick A. Valentine Peter Dodger Switzerland Albert J. Beveridge Indiana Swiss Itax France John T. McKutcheon Chicago G. Potts and Nanny and Elizabeth Stokes Baltimore H. R. Shirk Baden-Baden New York Times Andrew Carnegie Riel Scandinavian H. A. C. Taylor Wanderer of Newport Kiel John Ford George Cavendish-Bentinck New Terk Times H. H. Rogers Rogers Mark Twain Robert P. Porter Oxford Belmont J. D. Ryan W. D. Thornton Claridge’s William Osborne Henry Philipps Wiliam Mitlar Graham San Francisco Bits Ronalds Henry T. Scott.- Afre Sturgis Ritchle Mra. Hunsiker HB. A. Dubbard Wi -Miss Kete Batch James ‘Speyer Dondon Lei In Anguat

Hartzell Sees African Future and Negro Question

London June 2 The Rev Dr Joseph Crane Hartzell Bishop of Africa for the Methodist Episcopal Church of America arrives to attend the Evangelical Conference next week. He expresses optimism for the Transvaal under British rule and says the key issue is the negro question. He notes negro education and newspapers exist in the Cape Colony and recalls a Cape meeting where chiefs raised 300000 for higher education. He cautions against extermination of the negro and argues the race can be a useful citizen.

Washington Post London Joseph Crane Hartzell Africa Methodist Episcopal Church of America Evangelical Conference Transvaal Cape Colony

Americans in Berlin Gather for Washington Festivities

American society in Berlin includes diplomats, industrials, and social leaders. Notable guests attended a fashionable musicale hosted by Consul General Thackara as Britons, Germans, and Americans mingled amid yacht chatter and summer plans. Attendees included the Tower family, Armours, Donovans, and Roosevelt kin with broader expatriate arrivals noted at Kiel and Berlin society gatherings.

Alexander W. Thackara Mary Strasae Daniel Donovan Mary Donovan Philadelphia Donovan Philadelphia Catholic Benita Conlin Minnesota Thackara William L. Howard John P. Wisser Dartsimowitsch Frederic William Franck Hessenberg Louis de Sirhour Washington Jules Boetve Mme Gracia Riccango George’ Frank Daniela Boston Wolfgang von Burchard Berlin Arthur Newin Walter McClintock Pittsburg Maude Roosevelt Levinson Elberfeld

Birrell Sets Speed Records in Commons Speech

London June 29 Mr Birrell Irish secretary earned the distinction of fastest speaker in the House of Commons by delivering the eviction tenants bill in about twenty minutes. An experienced galleryman notes Birrell spoke at roughly 180 words a minute, with averages around 160 to 200 words per minute at times.

Washington Ndon Birrell Ommons

London Hospitals Create Central Ambulance Network

A new ambulance system expands in London with a citywide network of ambulances stationed at a central headquarters and dispatched for hospital purposes. The move mirrors urban ambulance programs seen in many United States cities and aims to improve rapid response and coverage.

London United States

London Season Closes as American Vaudeville Dominates

London’s theater season nears close with three weeks left as American vaudeville giants Williams and Hammerstein and Klaw & Erlanger intensify advance plans. Shuberts and Klaw frequent the Waldorf amid talks of a new arrangement while Meantime stars like Fanny Ward and Cyril Maude headline.

Washington’ Post London Percy Williams Hotel Cecil Marc Klaw Savoy Elew Waldorf Shuberts Mr. Klaw Jacob Shubert The Klaw & Elranger Shubert

Around the World in 46 Days Gol Burnley Campbell Used

A fragmented clipping notes a world tour pace of 46 days with mentions of Gol Burnley Campbell and an ordinary route or use of equipment. The legible items point to a travel or sporting context but lack full details.

Great Bargains in London Summer Sales Open

Abnormal weather has left London dry goods stores with vast summer stock and little demand. Managers plan unprecedented price cuts through July to clear goods, with rosy prospects for American shoppers visiting for bargains.

Washington Post London Regent Street

Motoring Cures Insomnia and Boosts Blood Health

London reports hospital records show motor runs of 160 to 200 kilometers daily at 40 kmh for eight to ten days improve red blood cells and hemoglobin in healthy and anaemic subjects. Sleep also increased. insomnia cases saw complete restoration of sleep.

London

DIES MARTYR TO SCIENCE INJURY FROM BROKEN TUBE

Berlin reports the death of Prof. Maximilian Schuller of the University of Berlin after a lab accident while breeding cancer cultures. A tube broke and the toxic culture entered his blood via contact with his skin, leading to his death from stomach cancer three months later. In Paris, Charles Ponlie has accepted the conductor post with the Philadelphia Orchestra in Stuttgart.

Washington Post Berlin Maximilian ‘Schuller University of Berlin Prof. Schuller Philadelphia Paris Charles Ponlie, Court Stuttgart Philadelphia Orchestra

Actor forgets his lines in London benefit recital

June 29 Lewis Waller, famed English actor, blanked during Henry V's address to his soldiers at a benefit matinee. He paused with hands over his face, then resumed, receiving audience help to finish the passage. He later marveled at the lapse, saying he had delivered the address many times.

Washington Post London Lewis Waller Henry V Harfleur Waller

Puccini Back at Work at Torre del Lago After Italy Tour

Special Cable from Rome reports Giacomo Puccini, recently acclaimed in the United States, has retired to Torre del Lago to write his new opera Marie Antoinette. He works steadily, preferring quiet country life, with an elaborate bed-side writing setup and frequent encouragement from admirers. Mascagni, in Rome, claims to quit composing, citing theater constraints, though whispers say he is difficult to work with and may be shunned by opera houses.

Washington Post Rome Giacomoe Puccifi United States Torre del Lago Puccini Italy Mascagni The New York Times Co

Gen Bird Arrested for Using Army Charity Funds

London June 2 Gen Sir George Corrie Bing retired Indian Army officer faced Lambeth Police Court charged with converting 573 to his own use from an army and navy charity. Remanded on bail. Born 1838, he joined the Indian Army in 1856 serving in wars and expeditions and receiving dispatches. Commanded Oudh district 1897 98 and Punjab frontier force 19 7 98. Member of the Junior Army and Navy club.

London George Corrie Bing Lambeth Hiad Indian Army Oudh Punjab Frontier Force Army Equ

London Society Feasts Amid Royal London Week

A busy London week features Consuelo Duchess of Manchester hosting a grand Grosvenor Square party attended by the King Queen and royals. Windsor garden party draws many Americans including Mrs Cornwallis West and Mrs Drexel. Drexels host dinners for Grand Duke Michael and Countess Torby and luncheon for Grand Duke Boris, with a string of notable guests and couture displays.

Washington Post London Consuelo Duchess of Manchester Grosvenor Square Princess Victoria Duke Duchess of Portland Lansdowne de Grey Benckendorff Albert Mensdorff Edward Cassel Windsor George Cornwallis West John Leslie Lewis Harcourt Craven Bradley Martin Potter Palmer Newborough Frank Mackey Chauncey Richard McCreery Ronalda Ritchie Ernest Cunard Padelford Anthony Drexel Drexel John Drexel Newhouse Mark Twain Michael Countess Torby Duchess of Roxburghe Lord Lady Goatord Countess Metternich Lord Herbert Vane Tempest Lora Athlumney Lady Hyde Count Sseapery Wilfred Ashley Channery Ronald Greville Rupert Beckett Fran Mackey Lady Kilmorey Cynthia Meedham Lady Craven Amherst Enid Vaughan Ronalds Margaret Orr-Ewing Duke of Roxburghe Ridgely. Carter Carter Fredah

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