FLEE ON A HONEYMOON NUPTIALS HARDLY A SURPRISE
Clarence Payne known as Clare and Mrs Estelle Thomas Sargeant, both well known in California society, wed secretly in San Francisco and departed for a honeymoon without informing friends. Sargeant, who had been married to Harry Brooks Sargeant since 1908 and has a son, had recently sued for divorce. The pair were noted together at social events and planned for a high profile life amid wealth and business ties in San Francisco.
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California
Sargeant White
San Francisco
Washington Poat
New York
Clarence Payne
Clare
Estelle Thomas Sargeant
Charles H Thomas
Interlaken
N. J
Soralls
Cry Rall
Bare
Cale
Weil
Sargeant
Vast
Mgr. Paste
Ryoko
Fittrthird Street
Brancisco
Payne
Singer McCoarmack Wins Fresh Laurels at Matinal Center
Ajain Tein Motormack drew a large audience for a second season appearance at the National Center, with the ballad and operatic selections praised. Lionel Mebeata and Trish group backed the performance, while Edwin Schubert pieces and Dvorak songs highlighted a refined program. critics praised tonal warmth and melodic breadth, signaling a rising violinist career.
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Ajain
Pears
Lionald Mebeata
Stolinis
Dutifless
McCoarmark
Sigedi
Abe
Telloe
Hans Terman
Valles
Pariat
Edwin Schueder
Beaversi
Coleridge-Taylor
Coemackadie
Hirannian
Mother Machree
Mr Beath
Dvorak
Koessler
Brant Fe
Swing Borg
Bithel Barnes
Wingenlied
Max Reyes
Lady Schneider
Mast
J. Mac
Mrs Maria E Merrick Dead In Washington Community
Mrs Maria Elizabeth Merrick of Washington dies after long life of church work and public service. Born August 24, 1825, she and husband Edward Merrick supported Methodist missions, with service at the Cannted FM Woo and as a Sabbath school teacher. Survived by two daughters, Mrs Herbert A L Church of Woodmont Virginia and Mrs Susie K Graham of Portland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Elizabeth Merrick
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Isnt
Waneh M. EB
Church
Air Merrick
Mes Merrik
FM Woo
CR UL
Methodist Flame For the
Womans Orrign Missionary Society
Baltintore
Hebert AL Church
Woodmont
Susie K. Graham
Ortland
Oren
Miss Ruenzi Drowns in Missouri River Tragedy
Miss Sophie Ruenzi aged 16 or 17, sister of Mrs. Brice Edwards of Washington Missouri, drowned herself Thursday in three feet of water in the Missouri River at St. Charles. Imprints in the ground showed she had spent the night walking along the river and railroad tracks. a brother arrived after she had jumped in. Attempts to revive her failed. she leaves a sister and father noted as immigrants officials in wartime era context.
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Brice Edwards
Washington
St. Charles
Charles Mo
Mara
Soophine Rusagi
Missouri River
Howe
Miss Ruenzi
Hrice Budwaards
United State
Immigration
Arconies
Buen Brothers
Shrthive
Doctoring Dumb Animals and the Blue Cross War Work
The Blue Cross saves war horses from agony with hospitals in France and medicaments and ambulances for cavalry depots. Originating in the Balkan war, it expanded after the South African conflict and continued under Our Dumb Friends League in London. A special committee led by Lady Smith-Dorrien oversees wartime horse care amid official veterinary oversight.
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The
Blue Cross
France
Army Veterinary Corps
Lady Lowther
Constantinople
Our Dumb Friends League
London
England
Lady Smith- Dorrien
STANDARD MARKET PRICES FOR THE WEEK
Price list for seafood meat dairy fruit and vegetables with multiple items. Includes fish butterfish cod shad halibut steaks roe shed redsnapper veal lamb pork products poultry baking chickens ducks turkeys cheese eggs fruit berries grapes oranges and vegetables with per pound and per dozen figures. Prices feature historical low to mid ranges and varied units such as cents per pound and dollars per dozen.
Practice Standing On Your Head For Life Preservation
Detroit March 19 The headstand method to aid drowning survival is urged by N F Pearl assistant supervisor of physical instruction. He explains standing on the head briefly can improve chances of staying alive if thrown into water. The guidance accompanied March and April athletic instructions for 306 elementary school captains at a board of education meeting. Also listed are Wilson recess appointments James A Kelly George M Cameron and James B Oram to land office and Pueblo posts.
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Detroit
Mich
N. Fr. Pearl
Pearl
Board of Education
Wilson
James A. Kelly
Monte Vista
Cajo
del Norte
Cato
George M. Cameron
Ya Junta
Calo
Pueblo
James B. Oram
Colo
Pureblo
JAIL GIRL IN LOVE SUIT CHARGES MAIL FRAUD
Miss Rae Tanzer sues former assistant district attorney James W. Osborne for breach of promise and seeks 50000 dollars. She was arrested in New York on a mail fraud charge after Oliver Osborne, who claimed to be a Boston engineer, appeared and prompted the filing. Officials awaited arraignment before a U.S. commissioner.
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New York
Oliver Osborne
Boston
Rae Tanner
James W. Osborne
Justice
Miss Tanger
Hoston, S
Statea
Marshall
Jin Bogton
Oliver
New York Athletic Club
Federal
Miss Panzer
Miss Tanzer
United States
Fhoughton
United States District
Misa Tanner
Giver Osborne
Miss Vanzer
Mr. Osborne
Misa Tanzer
Boston Directory
Lent Interrupts Feast Day At Little Sisters Home
The feast of St. Joseph was observed at the Little Sisters of the Yoor Home on Second and H streets northeast. The statue was decorated and extra meals prepared, but no special celebrations occurred. Diplomats and Washington society figures will visit next month to help with cooking for the 230 inmates.
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St. Joseph
Little Sisters of the Yoor
Little Sisters’ Home
Diplomatic Corps
Washington Society
Van Rensselaer rents Newport villa for summer
Special to The Washington Post from New York reports Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer will spend the summer at Newport. She has rented Robert G. Hones' house at the corner of Old Beach Road and Greenough Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Exclusionist Philadelphia society vows pledge during campaign
Mrs Bessie Dobson Artemus a leading Philadelphia society figure vows to accompany reporters to Billy Sunday tabernacle services for the campaign. She states she will be at every service and urges reporters to join her in fulfilling the pledge, prompting consternation among the newspaper men.
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Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Bessie Dobson Artemus
Philadelphia
Artemus
Dobson Carpet Mills
Tabernacle
Ellen G White Seriously Ill in California
Adventist leader Ellen G White founder and present leader of the Seventh Day Adventists, is reported seriously ill at her home in St Helena California after a hip fracture. Once lived in Battle Creek and the city was once called the world capital of Adventism.
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Battle Creek
Mien
Ellen G White
Seventh Day Adventists
St. Helena
Cal
French Scientists Claim Antitoxin Will Heal Wounds
Paris reports a new antitoxin named polyvalent may replace common antiseptics by stimulating tissue growth and rapid healing. Developed by Profs La Chaincheand and Valls at Alfort, it shows reduced pain and fever after infection, with earlier wound closure when used prophylactically.
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Paris
Lister
la Chaincheand
Valls
Alfort National Veterinary School
Veltt Journal
Kansas Woman Banker Dead
Mrs Alice Haldeman of Girard, a rare woman banker, died in Chicago hospital where she had sought treatment. Miss Jane Addams, at Hall House, was at the bedside. Haldeman had served as president of the State Bank of Girard and as vice president of the Western Bankers Association.
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Chicago
Alice Haldeman
Girard
Kransfer
Jane Addams
Hall House
United States
Haldeman
Miss Addams
State Bank of
Western Bankers’ Association
Bevertige Buys Selwood Estate On North Shore
Special to The Washington Troxt reports Indiana statesman Albert J. Beveridge buys the Selwood estate on Halt Street between Vickell Streets mid way from Pride Station to Beverly Farms. Beveridge plans to occupy the house this season. The Gothic style mansion, built in 1904 for Mrs. McKee, features a stone structure, stable, garage, pond, garden and tennis courts. The home cost over 125000 at completion.
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Boston
Albert J. Bevertige
Indiana
Thomas M. McKee
North Shore
Halt Street
Guy Lowell
McKee
Pittsburgh
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Maria E. Merrick
Wachinatay
Nhewepaper
ARS
Addy
Sharpless
Malaga
OGIAL
National Biscuit Company Airways
J. W. Osborne
Little Sisters of Poor
Newport
B. D. Altemus
Adventist Leader
Mrs. White
Burt
Kansas
Mrs. Haldeman
Beveridge
Beverly
Mass
Husband
Lapies’ Home Journal
William Smith
N. W
Washington, D. C
Curtis Publishing Company
Independence Square
Pennsylvania
G Street
Chesterfield
the Palais
A. Lisner
Jyal G
Prtmtiw
Mata
Salambo
Gustave Flaubert
Seata Now
Post War Pictures
S. Richard Fuller
Jerro
Frides
Dullus Caesar
Belasc OD Romans
Montlin
Richard Walton Tiley
Uear
Kart i. Schlomaiaghk
Tantra Watiner Todas
Elsie Fereuon
Lmendorf
Rand Af
Garden OF Allah
Yunis
Omels
Biskra
National Theater
POLI
Marie Dressler
Tillie
F. Keith
Sun
Kremingu
WSS
Edith Taliaferru & CO
Karl Jokaw
Thedercat
Sam Chip
Mary Marble
Calve Keath Ter
Ernest Hutcheson
T. Arthur Smith
Lee Wrothe
Ok Tihaer
Frits Hanson
Siiding
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