Beresford Cup Offcers Ride to Victory at Madison Square Garden
British riders captured the international pony show championship at the New York horse show in Madison Square Garden with Belgians second and Canadians third. Maj McTaggart and Col Kenna led the winning pairs. Lieut Shepherd claimed the Beresford cup riding Marshal Ney, while other classes recognized Horace Jr., 4-year-old stallions, and saddle horses. Society guests and Vanderbilt hosted luncheon boxes, with prominent attendees drawn to the event as the show nears its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Feld Artillery
United States Army
Beresford
Horace, Jr
Willisden Farm
Thomas W. Murphy
J. Malcolm Forbes
John Gurkin
Margaret Tate
W. H B. Hanley
Ron Tall
Edward B. McLean
Highbat
Ambrose Clark
B. G. Supple
McLean
Nala
Williame H. Moore
Alfred G. Vanderbil
Marcel
Madoche
Robin Hood
Wallenstein
Aquinas
Auburn Farm
Young
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Preston Gibson
Richard MecGranh
Lancaster
Mitchell Henry
Wanda
John Gerkin
W. H. Heney
J.H. Collins
Broadview Farm
R. Donnelly
M.F. McTaggart
Surprise
Ireland
P. A. Kenna
Harmony
Ngland
Victor Nyaseus
Belgium
le Comte Albert d'Oufremont
Sunrise
J. W Sifton
Canada
Clifford Sifton
Elmhurst
W. T. Rodden
Sarah Moore
Billy
Wiliam H. Shepherd
Marshal Ney
W.C. Potter
L. P
F. M. Warburg
H. L. Salmon
Miss Viau
Howard Brown
Obituary notices and funeral details from 1913 1915 era
Notices list multiple death headlines with dates and locations including Nashville Virginia Leesburg and Washington. Entries mention deceased names such as Anthony J. Lanza Laura Thomas William Page Carter George W Crump Lydia M Edmonds Susanann Yarnold and dates November 1913 1915 1918 with funeral times and burial plans.
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Lanza—Thomas
Nashville
Tenn
A. B. Parker
Et Ma
Anthony J. Lan
United States Public Health Service
New York
Washington, D. C
Laura Thomas
James A. Thomas
Burke
Park Lane
J. Burke
Fling
H. A. Burke
Leesburg
Carter
Hig
N Street
William Page Carter
Mellwood
Clarke County
Baltimore
Richmond
Crump
George W
Jennis Crump
Mary
Thomas Curtin
Nancy
Kensington
Carr
Washington
Tungral
St. Mary's Church
Rockville
Eadmonds
K Street
Lydia M
James B. Edmonds
Neshan
Nettle
George Lyons
Yarnold
Susanna Bray
Edwin Yarnold
Fourteenth Street
Northwear
Connecticut Women Fight to Save Mrs Wakefield from Gallows
Accused in the murder of her husband, Mrs Wakefield, a Connecticut wife and mother of three, is condemned as an accomplice. Supporters, including wives and daughters of prominent men and suffragists, rally against the death penalty and argue she did not directly participate in the killing, warning she could be the first woman executed in the state since 1788.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qeeyo
Cora Pete Waxe Eld
Henry Pleuy Gioasi
Connecticut
Helr
Ranchibe
Society Fete Attendees in Elegant Evening Attire
Notable guests in lavish dress filled boxes as Mrs. Edwin Gould and Mrs. Leishman led the fashion with velvet, satin, and fur garments. Mrs. Vanderbilts and Mrs. Ziegler appeared in elaborate hats and furs while awards dominated horse classifications in the hoedown style feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Gould
Judah H. Sears
John G. “A. Leishman, Jr
C. Vanderbilt
Littleton Fox
Alexander Stewart Walker
William Heye
Misa Lottle Hill Willama
Walter Watson
Alfred G. Vander- Bilt
William Ziegler, Jr
Licensed to Marry Confusing Bridegroom List
A garbled notice lists numerous marriage licenses with names ages and officiants. The fragments include Walter Burton and Dermice Winkelman, Edwin George and Nellie McGarthy, and other couples with varied ages and Rev. ministers, showing inconsistent punctuation and inconsistent locality hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Burton
Dermice
Winkelman
J.J. T. Kelly
Edwin C. George
Cherridale
Nellie J. McGarthy
Ambrose Beagan
Peter Shores
Tresa Krautsack
Josephine M. Brazaw
C, IL. Bramaw
William
Trunnel
Annie C. Long
H. EB. Brandage
John J. Curtis
Hattie M. van Belzer
Bundy
Wiliam J. Krouse
This City
Lauren Caldwell
Akron
Ohio
W. Lyon
Pation Frederick . Wilson
Amanti Talbot
Roland Cotton Smith
John Faber
Christina F. Sorquit
J. D. Buhrer
Harman R. Moore
Backham
Alice R. Martin
Oskville
Montgomery
John H. McHeann
Ghaesa
Bath of Hartwood
Calor
Joseph R. Thomas
New Onelly
Sarah Harrie
J. T. Szellstowski
Lina
McCombs Talks With Wilson Amid Tammany Hall Reorganization
Democratic chairman William F. McCombs arrived in Washington from New York and planned talks with President Wilson at the White House about political matters. He is expected to decline the French ambassadorship and continue as national committee chair, while meeting other party leaders before returning to New York for the President’s daughter’s wedding.
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II Temmany Hall
Attésid
Siouse
Willam KB McCombs
Cita Masi
Democratie National ‘Committee
Washington
New York
Wilson
V Executiv
France
Himi
McCombs
Wilsoy
Capitol
Lord Cardigan Seriously Ill at Home in London
London Nov 20 Lord Cardigan aged 39 is seriously ill at his residence. A specialist has been summoned to attend him. The report comes from Washington and The Washington Post is cited in the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantigan
Washington
Post
London
Lord Cardigan
Austrian Exhibit Suspicions Rise Over Panama Exposition
Vienna reports manufacturers and merchants doubt government support for the Panama Pacific Exposition. After officials warned against aiding exhibits, many fear little active backing from the monarchy. Some firms may still send displays to San Francisco without official approval, amid a shift in ministerial stance influenced by German and British actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
O. Trnka
Sainfancisco
Muchi Surpris
Penred
Roads Bill Introduced To Fund Rural Post Roads
Senator Hoke and Senator Smith yesterday introduced a measure to construct and maintain rural post roads with a $2,000,000 appropriation. It targets average country roads, distinguishes from high class roads, and aims to improve nationwide transportation. A similar bill was pushed in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke
Smith
Mdi
United States
Boweath
Auction Fetches Rare Letters From Early American Figures
The sale included the William Boring collection items and letters by notable figures. Aaron Burr was denounced as dangerous. The Library of Congress joined bidders, along with buyers from New York, Boston, and universities, paying high prices for scarce items. Francis Scott Key letters also sold at $5 each.
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Bucks
William . Boring
Dodd
New York
Hamilton
Harper
Aaron Burr
Jacobing
Library of Congress
Francis. Scott Key
Boston
Library, of Congress
Jusserand to Talk at Raleigh in French American history
The French ambassador Jusserand will address the North Carolina Literary and Historical Association in Raleigh on the topic Rochambeau and the French in America Why They Came and What They Did. Governor Locke Craig will host the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jusserand
Raleigh
N.C
J. Sjisserand
North Carolina Literary, and Historical Association
Rochambéau
America
Locke Craig
Why DC Schoolhouses Should Not Host Evening Meetings
A.L.H. of Washington argues against using public school buildings for evening meetings. He warns of disease risk from gatherings in schools and urges officials to hire cheap halls instead. He questions health authorities and appeals to protect children’s health and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oene
War Over Egg Dearth Reignites Market Debate
The Department of Agriculture reports eggs per capita are higher than ever, while Washington dealers blame producers shipping to New York for shortages. Poultrymen note low daily yields and prices, with high quality stock fetching 12 no 14 cents per egg for incubation, driving some out of the trade as California and Florida produce flood markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Agriculture
Washington
California
Unies
Florida
Atlantic Deeper Waterways selects New York for 194 convention
Jacksonville report notes New York city chosen unanimously as next convention site for the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association. JT Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania is reelected president for the sixth term and urges Atlantic coast unity to back an Inland canal along the Eastern seaboard. Plans for the 194 convention discussed and a great water parade suggested as a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
New York City
Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
New York
Husband Hails Missing Wife At City Police Station
In New York a distraught George Molleson rushed to East Fifty-first Street police to report his wife missing after she failed to arrive on a train. At the Waldorf-Astoria she suddenly reappeared, explaining she had missed her earlier train while dressing and took a later one.
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New York
Linsten
East Fifty-first Street
George Molleson
Mount Kisco
Mr. Molleson
Waldorf-Astoria
Women should not be raised to marriage as life aim says Gershanick
Miss Jeannette Gershanick, speaking at the Study Club in Economics at Ingram Memorial Church, argues differences in upbringing for boys and girls fuel modern ills. She favors socialism as a cure, claiming it offers equal development for men and women, reduces household burdens on women, and will foster better moral standards and shared social responsibility.
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Study Club
Fla
Jeannette Gershanick
Ingram Memorial Church
Gershanick
Iss Gershanick
Men to Aid Suffragettes Organize in DC
Masculine advocates of woman suffrage plan a District of Columbia men s league before the December national convention. Anson Mills to preside at the November 20 meeting in the Public Library with H J Braley of Pasadena and Gilson Gardner to speak. A December 2 event will be devoted to National Men s League activities. Ushers for Mrs Pankhurst meeting include Lucy Burns Martha Tagg Jessie Hardy Stubbs Elsie Hill Joy Webster Emily Perry Beaste Barkley Winifred Mallen Minnie Brooke Irving Moller and Henry Lockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Men’s League
Anson Mills
H. J. Braley
Pasadena
Cal
Gilson Gardner
Washington
National American Woman Suffrage Association
National Men's League For Woman Suffrage
Virginia Senators Present Col. Waller for Marine Corps Vacancy
Virginia Senators Swanson and Martin formally presented Col. L. W. T. Waller, commandant of Mare Island navy yard, San Francisco, as a candidate for a Marine Corps vacancy to the major general in command. The President reviewed the candidacy and is considering it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Marine Corps
Swanson
Martin
L. W. T. Waller
Mare Island Navy Yard
San Francisco
Col. Waller
Mr Sayre to Wear White House Gardenia on Wedding Day
An unofficial note details Mr Sayres wedding day attire including three black frock coats pearl gray trousers pale gloves and black patent shoes with cloth tops A white gardenia from the White House conservatories will ornament his buttonhole The groomman Dr Wilfred Grenfell wears a pink rose An afternoon luncheon precedes the ceremony at the White House with Justice and Mrs Lamar and Justice Hughes to host the couple the groom and best man then await the hour at the green room prior to the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sayre
Sayre
White House
Wilfred Grenfell
Mias Wilson
Justice
Lamar
Misa Wilson
White Houses
Justice Hughes
Women Would Prolong Life Plan International Health Movement
Pittsburgh reports an international women led public health plan to prevent disease, ensure sanitation, and promote happiness. Directed by Mrs. Winifred Sackville Stoner, wife of Dr. H Buchanan Stoner, the movement aims to operate globally under women’s leadership with the support of the First Unitarian Church alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Woman's Public Health Organization
Winifred Sackville Stoner
H. Buchanan Stoner
United States Marine Hospital
Vatican Says Tango Immoral for Catholics
Rome cables report the Vatican forbids Catholics to dance the tango as immoral. Bishops had queried whether absolution could be given to tango dancers. Some bishops also ban women with slit skirts from church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
New York
Rome
New York American
Move to Aid Children Urges Nonpartisan Civic Group
Judge J Wilmer Latimer told Anthony League members that a conference would discuss forming standing committees to aid the juvenile court. The group would push Congress for more probation officers and a new building with a house of detention, which Latimer called badly needed. He described crowded conditions and spoke of young offenders sharing beds, sometimes with good girls, and intoxicated women on lower floors. A girl was jailed overnight for laughing on a street corner, prompting league anger at police treatment of children.
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Congress
Talls
Anthony League
J. Wilmer Latimer
Henry B. F. Macfarland
Latimer
League
Letimer
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Geo
P. Zurhorst
East Capitol Street
Chez & Zurhorst
Mgr
Sergeon
RS. Cain
St. N. W
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Funeeral
H ST. Ne—Modern
Ling
Frank Gel Geier’s Sons
ST. MA Modern Odern
North Orth
J. H. Small & Sons
Washington, Waldorf-Astoria
Broadway
New Fort
Nowapa Pre Haghife
Masereld
Ackneys
E. Viau
A. Yeager
Willisden Farms
Ark Blue
Ghetland Ponica
G. A. Heyl
King Larigo
H. Heyl
Ruby
BR. E. Moreland
W. M. W. Hoffman
Teneriffe
H.bain
Frances Bain
C. Miller
R Kearney, Jr
D. Daly
Blanca
Benedictine
To-Aalon Co., Inc
F St. NW
Green
Germany
Marshal von der Goltz
Blaine
U.S
J. Hampton Moore
Waterways Association
Miss Gershanick
Mies Gershanick
Jack
Waller
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
H Street
Juvenile Court Committee
Eastman
Washington Post
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