Crowds See Show Feature At New York Horse Show
Sunrise won the feature event at Madison Square Garden with Lord Seaton taking gold. Ramando placed second and Romeo third in a dramatic exhibition marred by a crash that harmed two spectators. The day featured matinee crowds, noble attendees, and focus on the broad water jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert d’Oultremon
Lancers
Madison Square Garden
Robert A. Fairbairn
Ramando
Chevalier Euward de Selliers de Moranville
Secunrd Regiment
the Guides
Belgium
Romeo
Lieut Marquis d'Orgeix
French Hussars
Commander
Lieut. F. Glpers
Duel between Torcum and Loti ends with Breitzmayer victory
Paris, Nov. 19. Lieut Torcum, Bulgarian army officer, challenged novelist Pierré Loti after anti Bulgarian articles. Georges Breitzmayer, the renowned writer and swordsman, faced Torcum in a morning duel. Breitzmayer wounded Torcum in the breast during the sixth bout, securing the Bulgarian officer's defeat.
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Paris
Lieut
Torcom
Pierré Loti
Georges Breitzmayer
Lotes
Loth Torcum
Loti
Constantinople
Torcum
Breltmayer
Hackney Show Awards Highlight Vintage Regalia and Winners
The scene featured rose velvet gowns and blue fox collars as awards were handed for pony stallions and hunter types. Broadview Farm’s Dilhampton won top pony, with Fedult second and Bantam King third. Hunters and saddle classes followed, with notable wins for Highball, Mayfell, and Lord Seaton, among others. Reginald Vanderbilt was elected president of the American Hackney Society, which pledged $1,000 for next year’s trophies to recognize registered hackneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Seaton
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Willian H. Moore
Loula Long
Kansas City
Edward B. Mclean
Dilhampton
Mies Anne Vau
Lain
Philadelphia
Wiliam H. Moore
M- McLean
Highball
Jack Donnelly
Ballyraggat
Wood Pigeon
Ironmaster
Phaetona
Snapshot
Broadview Farm
Broadlawn Farm
W. H. Moore
W. D. Henry
J. Donnelly
J. W. Ridgeway
Allyragent Iy
Ridgeway
Rowler
WD. Cletana
W. Richardson
Ek. Russell
W. J. Hanley
Jed
Broadlaw
Ww W. Sitton
J. Hamilton
Paul Rod Zanko
Park Riding School
She
Clifford Sitton
Skyscraper
H. D. Atterbury
X. J. Heas Talemen
W. H Moore
Glen Riddle Farms
Willow Hing
M. L. Thompson
G. T Hantey
Lansdowne
Miss Rasmussen
Elmhurst
J. W. Sitton
le Comte
Albert d’Oultremont
Belgium
Edward de Sefliers de Moranville
Ramundo
Marquis d'Orgeix
Spencer Borden
Halcyon
Putnam
American Hackney Society Today
Reginald Vanderbilt
Courtenay Collins Marries Daniel Hagood Haynes
Miss Courtenay Collins from Washington DC wed Daniel Hagood Haynes in New York at the home of her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs John J Crawford. Rev Dr Finch officiated. The couple will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtenay Collins
New York
Miss Courtenay
Collins
Ashington
Daniel Hagood Haynes
John J Crawford
Finch
Baynes
Parleys Ended by Hale as Carranza Won't Answer Wilson Questions
Nogales Sonora Nov 19 Gen Venustiano Carranza left for the south on a special train after William Bayard Hale, longtime Wilson spokesman, departed Nogales ending negotiations between Mexican insurgents and the U.S. Hale refused further talks without direct Carranza response. Escudero and Bonillas stayed behind surprised Hale also left. Hale said credentials demand was a delay ploy and would not deal through intermediaries.
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Nogales
Sonora
Venustiano Carranza
South
William Bayard Hale
Wilson
Ariz
Escudero and
Bonillas
Carranga
Carranza
Hails
Hale
Constitutionaliat
Lord Cowdray Sees Page In London Conference
Lord Cowdray, owner of numerous Mexican interests, met today with Walter H. Page in London. He sought information on risks to his Mexican holdings and asserted his denial of giving financial backing to Huerta.
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London
Lord Cowdray
Mexico
Walter H. Page
United States
Huerta
Argentine Envoy Delays Visit to Washington
Buenos Aires reports vice president of the Argentine senate Benito Villanueva will likely defer his U S visit to Washington. He planned to sail November 3 but awaits completion of the Rivadavia superdreadnought repairs and the illness of President Saenz Pena as additional reasons for the postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Benito Villanueva
Senate
United States
Bishu Root
Washington
Villanueva
Rivadavia
Saenz Pena
Dayton Cannot Get Goethals as City Manager
Congress must authorize any Dayton run city manager plan. Panama Canal chief engineer George W Goethals cannot accept Dayton authorities request to become city manager without special congressional legislation. Secretary Garrison of the War Department notified Gen Pomerene and informed Dayton officials of the decision.
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Congress
George W Goethals
Panama Canal
Dayton
Garrison
War Department
Alu Pomerene Cenater
Pomerene
Ocean Steamers Move Between Ports
Vessels including Sved Rhein from Bremen to New York and La France from New York to Havre are reported in motion. Majestic sails from Southampton to New York with a 2 am schedule, while Mauretania heads to Liverpool and Vaderland to Antwerp from New York.
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Sved Rhein Fom
Bremen
New York
Havre
Deanie
Southampton
Kronpringerrin Cecilte
Vex York
Mauretania
Maw York
Liverpool
la Frovance
Vaderland
Antwerp
Majestic
Will Fock
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Will Gock
Pridagh
Britons move to Vera Cruz as international fleet eyeing Mexico
British West India squadron sails from Barbados under orders to Vera Cruz amid talks of an international force led by a British admiral. The plan could place Sir Christopher Cradock as senior officer over American Rear Admiral Fletcher if forces join land operations.
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Admiral Dewey
Christopher Cradock Arives
War
Navy
West India
Barbados
Vera Cruz
Christopher Irndark
Admial Frank F Fletcher
Vera Crus
Fletcher
Christopher
Bremen
Conde
Mexico
Peking Legations
Navy Department
Daniels
Middle West
Christopher Crado
Charles E. Vreeland
W. H. H. Southerland
Washington
General Board
Bridgetown
West Indian
London
Great Britain
Mexican
Foreign Office
Constitutionalista
Vera Cruz Railway
Pinchot Defends Federal Control of Water Power
Mr Pinchot argues federal oversight is essential to curb water power monopolies in a congress address. A later exchange with Prof Swain features criticism of a prior stance, while Senator Bankhead pushes for state control and cites Taft veto debates over a Coosa River dam. Forester Graves outlines forest service work to aid settlers and conservation, as forestry sessions focus on expanding federal responsibility. American Medical Association delegates from Chicago Baltimore and Washington participate in the congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Swain
Alabama
Banknead
Stimson
Taft
Graves
Forest Service
American Medical Association
Ienry B Favell
Frederick R. Green
Chicago
William H. Welsh
Hugh Youngs
Baltimore
H. L. KB. Johnson
Washington
Captain A M Whitton Dead At 40 In Norfolk
Captain A M Whitton of the United States naval collier service died in Norfolk at age 40 from stomach cancer. During the Spanish American War he commanded the British steamer Zafiro, later purchased by the U S government, and he piloted Dewey’s fleet into Manila Bay, cutting the cable and guiding mines locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
A. M. Whitton
United States Naval Collier Service
Whitton
Zafiro
Hongkong
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
British Deport Americans Arrive on Laconia
Two Americans deported from England arrived in Boston aboard the Laconia. Harry E. Shipley of Baltimore and Thomas Birtwhistle of Providence were arrested in England. Birtwhistle was allowed to land while Shipley was held for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
England
Harry EH
New York Delegation Fights Park Preservation Drive
New York officials at a conservation congress press to record support for national park preservation and oppose exploiting park waters for industrial uses. Prof Henry Fairfield Osborn and William T Hornaday lead the push against the Hetch Hetchy plan as Henry N Stimson backs the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Conservation Congress
Congress
Resolutions Committee
Henry Fairfield Osborn
American Museum of Natural History
William T. Hornaday
New York Iolological Society
Phelan
San Francisco
Osborn
National Committee For the Preservation of National Parks
Henry N. Stimson
Taft
Lane Promises Vigilant Guard Over Timber Lands
Secretary Lane vowed to guard Indian forest lands valued at over 100 million dollars, urging vigilance against predatory lumbermen at a forestry banquet at Rauscher's. Former Interior Secretary Fisher echoed the need to balance Western perspectives with Eastern lessons, citing 11 million dollars spent in the Appalachians to preserve watersheds while the West seeks to retain land. Chief Morester H. S. Graves stressed the enduring, long-term mission of the national foresters, with remarks by W. KR Brown, J B White, A S Farquahar, C H Rhoses, R D Prettis, ET Allen, Gifford Pinchot, and Audrey White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary Lane
Rauscher’s
Washington
Bureau
Interior
Fisher
West
Appalachian Mountains
Morester H
Graves
National Foresters
W. KR
Brown
J B. White
A. 8
Farquahar
C. H. Rhoses
R. D. Prettis
Et, Allen
Gifford Pinecot
Audrey White
Licensed Weddings In Frederickburg And Beyond
A scan of a fragmented wedding notices page lists numerous marriage ceremonies across Virginia and Maryland. Names include Jean Mikaiast and Dorothy Erdmann, Lena Oning and Charles A. Ketse, Catherine Fleleh mas and Georges B Bilary, Eugenia Copper and William Baron Mason, and several others officiated by various reverends. The garbled text shows multiple couples paired with ages and locales such as Round Hut Virginia and Baltimore Maryland, reflecting a busy notice column with dates and kinship notes obscured by OCR errors.
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Jean Mikaiast
Dorothy Erdmann
H. Schroeder
Charles A. Ketse
Lena Oning
Frederickeburg
G. W. van Vosssn
William WF. Bravens
Sophie M. Merrow
Tha
Veo Paseen
Roger W. Hammerly
Marle
Trecer
Udy
Round Hut
Robart Talbot
Milton
Harrie
Rishmond
Iola KE. Catan
Earl ‘Tapeart
Julls
Bredstick
Earl Wilfay
Jefer
Gordanaiile
B. Briggs
Joseph B
No War on the Tiger Not to Take French Post
McCombs remains opposed to accepting the ambassadorship to France as President Wilson keeps the offer open since March. A White House conference with Wilson and arrangements for tomorrow are planned. McCombs, in New York, says he will not lead factional fights within the Democratic party but would support unity and strength in the state and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Wilson
Willian
France
Washington
McComba
McCombs
New York
Tammany Hall
Democratic Party
Wilson to reoccupy Harlsakenden summer home next year
President Wilson and family will reoccupy Harlsakenden, Winston Churchill’s summer home in Cornish New Hampshire, for another season. The president’s agent reenegaged the estate with Guy Murchie, the U S marshal, noting an option on the place until December 1 and a decision to return next summer.
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Boston
Wilson
Harlsakenden
Winston Churchill
Cornish
N. H
Churchill
Guy Murchie
United States
Murchie
Raising home rule army in Ireland sparks nationalist response
Nationalists imitate Ulster by forming a national volunteer force to secure and defend the rights and liberties of all Irish people. A circular sent to members announces the decision to mobilize volunteers, following Orangemen of Ulster who are organizing an armed effort to resist Home Rule.
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Ulster
Washington Post
Dublin
Orangemen of
Ireland
Earle Receives Divorce Papers in New York Case
Helena Theodora Sidford filed for absolute divorce from Ferdinand Pinney Earle of Monroe New York. Papers were served on Elwood C. Smith, Newburg attorney for the defendant. The plaintiff is described as a wife from England known as wife No 3.
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Washington Post
Newburg
N. Y
Helena Theodora Sidford
Ferdinand Pinney’ Harle
Monroe
Elwood C. Smith
England
Election Cost Revealed in Republican State Committee Report
Albany Nov 19 Receipts total 117000 and expenditures 112000 shown in the Republican State committee election expense statement filed today. Major contributions include J P Morgan Co 15000 William Rockefeller 10000 Andrew Carnegie 5000 Senator Elihu Roat 2500 Chauncey M Depew and John D Archbold 1500 each.
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New York State Committee
Morgan
Albany
Republican State Committee
J. P. Morgan & Co
William Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Elihu Roat
Chauncey M Depew
John D. Archbold
Navajo Chief Be Sho She Defiant to Envoys
Be Sho She, leader of Navajos on Beautiful Mountain, refused surrender to peace envoys from Shiprock agency. He said they will fight as troops move toward the agency. Settlers along the San Juan River and traders seek protection. extra precautions are taken against a possible surprise attack.
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Trarmington
N. M
Shiprock
W. T. Shelton
San Juan River
Shelton
Queen of Spain Stricken With Influenza In Paris
Special Cable to The Washington Post Paris November 19 The Queen of Spain has a severe influenza attack and lies in the state suite of the Hotel Meurice. Her temperature exceeds 100 degrees. Paris physician Prof Rodin attends her.
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Washington Post
Paris
Spain
Hotel
Meurice
Rodin
Queen Probes Sweat Shops Labor Inquiry Ordered
Queen Mary debated sweatshop labor after letters from several women charging pay of 8 cents an hour. She immediately ordered an inquiry into working conditions and wages in the industry.
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London
Woman seeks 50000 for elopement at Vanderbilts Newport estate
Florence Rosser Schenck sues Charles Henry Wilson, manager of Alfred G Vanderbilt's Newport estate, served at a Madison Square Garden horse show. She demands 40000 damages claiming she eloped with him while he had a legal wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Florence Rosser Schenck
Charles Henry Wilson
Alfred G Vanderbilt
Newport Estate
Madison Square Garden
Wilson
Girl in Death's Grip Brave After Being Struck by Auto
Alice T. Jones aged about 12, daughter of Consul General J. E. Jones, was run down at Rhode Island Avenue and Fourteenth Street Northwest by a White Cross Grocery wagon. The horse knocked her down, and six wheels passed over her body. She told officers she felt not terribly hurt and did not want hospital care, instead going to her grandmother's Stoneleigh Court residence. Policeman Boyle arranged a ride home, and Dr. Magruder said a bone fracture was likely. The driver, Steve Kecham, was instructed to appear in police court. The accident occurred around 1 PM yesterday afternoon.
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Mollie
University Place Northwest
Montgomery
Ala
Edmolds
Lydia M
James B. Edmonds
Commodore Edward F Qualtrough
United
States Navy
St. John's Church
Ho Street
Arlington National Cemetery
Strickland
Corinnerr
Arlington Cemetery
Trageser
Silver Spring
John Adam Trageser
Joseph Gawler
Watkins
Ella May
Rose M. Watkins
Highth Street
Congressional Cemetery
Varnold
Susanna Bray Varnold
Edinburgh
Scotland
Fourteenth Street
Terriby
Stoneleigh Court
Alice T. Jones
Or. J. E. Jones
Italy
Rhode Island Avenue
St.2
White Cross Grocery
Steve. Kecham
Boyle
Miss Jones
T M Tyssowski
J. I. Magruder
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D'Oultremont
Moore
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Henry
Havenith
Vanderbilt
Julian McCarty Little
Pierre Lott
M. Hindle
Firth
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank
Speare
F. Zuehorst
East Capitol Street
Chao & Zurhorat
Mgr
Remah Rts
Iz Small & Sons, Florists
A. Cosas
Hatleas
Dmarris
R. Harris & CO. the Jewelers
Seventh
D Streets
Moore's Garden Theater
Mary Weal
To-Kalon Co., Inc
F St. WN. W
Goethals
Admiral Fletcher
Cavitas
George Dewey
Manila Bay
State Department
General Board of the Navy
U. S
Says Stimson
Feto
A.M. Whitton
Collier
Providence
Mis Bosse
Lane
Foresters
Tammany
Harlakenden
Earle
aAffinity
Santa Claus
St. Nick
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
G Street
Agency For Protection
Charles Vanderbilt
DEATH
Alice Jones
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wiliam Watts
Tavior Aie
Rookhwon Pottery Company
Nrewspar
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