Wedding Fashion and Social Notes at New York Event
A lengthy account describes guests and gowns at a splendorous wedding reception in New York. Attendees include Mrs Corse Mrs Levi Latter Miss Foraker and many others in elaborate gowns and hats. The piece notes couture in crepe de chine velvet satin and fur trims, with comments on headpieces and plume decorations. It also references social residence at Count Cassini and a historic Grant family connection, including Ulysses S Grant III’s wharf and West Point appointment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kina
Nan
Curie
Elkins
Corse
Levi
Tres
Irene
Lady Shrakan
Juste
Mra Warfin
Mie Hudin
CSP
Toch
Mira Foraker
Viaek
Rosea Vena
Uythos
Garlington
Mtr
Rica Murder Suspect Case in Berkeley College Town
Social sensation surrounds the Rica murder case in Berkeley California with Harry Adelnechmdt a State University student accused of killing his rival Franks Bellowsne. Police report third degree methods used to extract statements as Tertha and Ellen Kleinschmidt defend the accused. Letters found in Kleinschmidt’s possession reportedly involve high social circles. Grand jury expected to act next week as habeas corpus writs face challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berehriy Cal
Harry Adelnechmdt
State University
Claremont
Jove
Franks Bellowsne
Lave
Somenconsi
Wis Kerfoot
Mary
Harry
Herkelry
Wenschmidt
Brown
Lelday
Maxwell Planned to Die While in Jail
Indications are that Howard Maxwell former president of the Borough Bank plotted to take his own life. He repeatedly asked for a razor after returning to Raymond Street Jail on Monday, believing he would be released, and expressed despair over his supposed role as scapegoat in the bank affair. The warden kept a note card for Maxwell and he remained in a distressed, withdrawn state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Howard Maxwell
Borough Bank
Raymond Street
Carmody
Uie
Hik
Inswell
Offen
Maxwell
Ising
Iim
qWwarden
Maut- Welle
Sorrows of the Soldiers on the Range at Guantanamo
Tarantulas sand flies and mosquitoes plague US soldiers and Marines at the Guantanamo rifle range Cuba. Men live under nets to ward off insects as bites irritate and tarantulas are found in bedding. Occasional pest activity disrupts early morning and late afternoon target practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sillera
Guantanamo
Cuba
Old Friend of Grant Dead in New York Dinner Memory
An elderly New York resident known as the Penny Plug Sullivan dies at 89 in a toy store chair on Park Row. Once a butcher in St Louis, he befriended General Grant, served in the Mexican War, fought with Lee, and later joined the Union cause before his capture. He often dined with Grant at the Astor House, addressing him formally as Mr President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Deanis O'Sulvan
Park Row
Cleveland Lodging House
Jack Soracco
Fell
Dayer Streets
Sullivan
New Orleans
Lee
Gen Grant
St Louis
Grant
Andersonville
Astor House
Bullivan
Fenny Plug
Amon
Mer Na Gen
Roger Atkin
Pryor
Dougater
Peligeiar
Debated Claim Thomas Sought Confederate Commission
Richmond dispatch reports Rev Dr J William Jones a chaplain of the United Confederate Veterans asserts Gen George H Thomas did apply for a Confederate commission. Jones cites a letter allegedly written by Thomas and kept by the Southern Historical Society, describing a request to be commandant of Virginia forces and later adjutant general, with remarks about a furlough and travels in New York.
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Perial
Washington Post
Richmond
J. William Jones
United Confederate Veterans
Southern Historical Sociery
George JH Thomas
Dr Jones
Thomas
Jones
I . Jones
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia
United States Army
Wilchite
Smith
Jones Pe Jores
Fite Hugh “Les
New York
Fitz
Thomas’ Wita
Chaplin Jones
Virgina
Robert Lee
Lee
Fletcher
Thoshes
Virginis
Fletchers
Levington
Dabney H. Maury
Southern Historical Society
Persian cabinet resigns amid short tenure in Teheran
Tehran dispatch reports the Persian cabinet resigned after internal troubles. Shah refuses to accept ministers who had served about a month. Separate item notes the People's Party national committee selecting St Louis for the convention on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shah
Teheran
Ahan
St. Louis
St Louis
National Committee of the People's Party
Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Nerve Relief
This vintage ad promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills claiming to stop severe nerve pain and provide relief. It notes nerve fibers in major nerves cause pain and urges purchase at drug stores, listing Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Spiders and Their Homes In Boston Science Society Talk
James L Emerton discussed spider habits and webs at the Boston Scientific Society, explaining web types from flat ground webs to domed nests and ornate geometrical structures. He described silk glands, thread variations, and how spiders adapt webs for hunting and shelter, illustrated by a large model.
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James 1
Emerton
Boston Scienfic Society
Boston Transcript
Boston Scientific Society
James HL Emerton
Escoripu
Larga
Cold Winters Across Europe Echo Long Historical Cycles
The letters discuss unusually cold summers and severe winters in Britain and Europe, comparing the 1907 season to past records. It cites low London July maximums, extended frost periods, icebergs on the North Atlantic, and a predicted continuation of cold, wet years per a cycle theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
North Atlantic
Britain
Hmgland
Landonera
England
The Age of Discretion
From Lippincott's Marasiae Uncle Joe Cannon and a friend debate discretion in youth. They joke that discretion arrives when a young man removes from his will the portraits of relatives and replaces them with those of his wealthy bachelor uncle.
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Lippincott
Uncle Joe" Cannon
Chicago
Bom
Wea
Joe
Heartie Boy
Setzessee
Nationwide Hotel Guest List Across States and Cities
A long OCR fragment lists guests and residents across hotels in multiple states including Alabama California Colorado Connecticut Indiana Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Montana New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Utah Virginia Washington and more. Names such as William Butler A C Campbell Cherie Stevforce and Nathan Chapman appear among others, alongside numerous cities and hotels, painting a scattered directory of visitors and locals in a historic travel inlay.
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Aletmore
Hees
Sin Than Mead
Wan Nas
Zee
Lange
Garaee Ls PLC
Halsigh Ho
Nathan WW
Chapman End Wit
Folansbet
Horeed Porter
Horeed Porter, Wo A. Kudoe
A Ae
Cherie
Bo Aluxeader Snd
Wits
A. R. Fenbedy
Jobo GL Schuite
Ghorehen
Cherie Stevforce
P Mavenna
James Motes
Vem
Baker and Vis
KM. Richrath
Ge Rss
William Butler
Bling BeBee
A. C Campbell
Willan
Lewis
CY. Chandler
A A. Allan
Suich
Latah
Wilart
W Mock
Tatves
Birt Rope
Jase Wain Hictaron
Wits Atscipena
Wits Calivornia
Graver
Max Tranolton
Raleigh
Arturbar
Salieoel
Los Angeles
New SyUlney
Colorado
Frotman
Denver
Faleigh
New
Hisven
Codaitowss Heckropalliance
Indiana
Willem PF Henod
Indienepclin
New Veillars
A Sowa M Dodge
Mian Bo. Shay
Coonett Bisex
Asnegene
Kentucky OM
SMSO
Matlooe Biers
Tahoo Bee
Andree Mets
Hansderh
Lake
Spencer
Montana
Galter
Helena
New Willard
Jeraey
Tohe
Nedder
Rutherfoyd
J Haute
Ren
Milioner
Fiat Tate
Albany
New North Carolina
VW Bachnar
Biltmore
Roosta
Lawrence A Es' Chambertata
Clevetadd
Tuielsh
Denlaon
New Nectinnte
Bad Air in Telephone Booths Sparks Call for Ventilation
A historical note argues public telephone boxes are poorly ventilated and often closed tight, creating bacteriological risks. It urges simple ventilation and automatic disinfection to purify the trapped air without muffling conversations or hearing the message.
Red Books Flood Bookshops Warn Buyer Note
A fragment speaks of a book stall attracting visitors with a red cover and different colored volumes. It warns authors whose works are not best sellers may face reduced attention. The piece suggests readers act on the hint and bookshops may fill with red volumes.
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Hp Books
Brawter's Monons and The Girl of the Golden West at Washington Theaters
The Columnis Theater will feature Brawter's Monons a Winchell Smith Byron Jongtey adaptation led by Edward Abeles with Monty Brewster and an experienced troupe. Belasco Blanche Bates star in The Girl of the Golden West at the Belasco Theater and Anna Held appears next week at the National Theater in The Parian Model with a large company. Robert Hilliard heads polite vaudeville at Chase's. Yale college play At Yale comes to the New Academy with Jules Murray's cast. Gayety Theater presents Rentz Santley Company in a musical and comedic program. New Century Girls arrives at the Lyceum for a week. Madiscet Theater features The Girl of Eagle Ranch with Mamie Fleming. Burton Holmes travelogue Paris the Magnificent at the Columbia Theater Monday afternoon.
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Columbia
Brewster
Brawater
Winchell Smith
Byron Jongtey
George HarricCutcheon
Tamode
Edward Abeles
Monty Brewster
Chicago
Belasco
Blanche Bates
Washington
Miss Bates
Anna Held
Willa
National Theater
Harry B Smith
Max Hofman Migffeld
New York
Yale
Jules Murray
New Academy
New England
Dick Seeley
New Heve
Mayealiew
Eagle Ranch
Eagle Rooch
Madestic Theater
Mamie Fleming
Burton Holmes
Columbia Theater
Paris
Mr Holmes
Waremicat
Marsin
Fife ’Oe Bir
Pisses
Woman Leaps to Niagara Falls in Final Attempt
Carmella Loveridge of Buffalo committed suicide today by jumping into the Niagara River from Green Island. She twice entered the water, turned back, then again plunged forward face down after leaving a coroner’s letter unread, passing over the fall as rescuers failed to reach her.
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Magera
Carmella 2
Loveridge
Buffalo
Niagara River
Green Island
HORSES AND VEHICLES CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED AT AUCTION
A garbled 19th century advertisement lists horses and vehicles for sale by Washington Supply Co. at Speedway Stables. Entries include two two-horse vis a vis road carts, a number of driveable buggies and wagons, harnesses, saddles, bridles, and extensions for carts. Descriptions mention light carriage types, single and paired horses, and assorted farm and buggy gear. The ad touts low prices and invites inquiries at the firm’s Washington storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranabout
Hatnamr
Aura Storage
Emmisa Willard
Speedway Stables
Wiketaw
Zarrisg Deliverr
Washington Supply CO
Money 70 Loan on District of Columbia Estate
A notice regarding a loan named Money 70 on the estate of Gasch and Birgh in the District of Columbia. The filing indicates a secured loan action by the firm and identifies the involved parties and locale for the proceeding.
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Wayren- 70
Srbrivatn Party
Rome
District OF Columbia
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Etreser
Aiowehs
Wadsworth
Gow
Floss Dent
Mome
Seer Bey
Voor
Cassin
Vower
Daughhter
Marguerite
Miadea Kangiea
Corea
Patia
Countean Cassini
Russia
Japan
Tom
Ccarina
Ulysses 8
Frederick Dent Grant
West Point
Engineer Corps
Philippines
White House
Berfelngy
Lieut Grane
Mra Grant
Bates
United States
Grandaire
Livssen
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Frederick D Grant
Bherman
McKinsey
Ulpases
Vienna
Marie Therese
Austra
Julia Dent Grant
Dociety
Newport
Michael Cantacesene
Tiut Grant
Edward Wo Burr
Federal
Masia
Nuretts
Foatan Tuert
Rica
College Town
Berkeley
Cal
Kiting Chom
Penny Plug
the Bowery
Europe
Agar
Meade & Baker's Garholic
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Anna
Chase
Robert Hilliard
Robert Hillard
Georgia Laurence Ad Company
Griff
Hivbert
Warren
Greigan Watson
Florence Little
Kramer
Belleair
Mabeus Adama
Switzerland
Br. Hilliard
Campbell McCulloush
Gayety Rentz Santley Company
Rentz Santley Company
Pprs
Ey Gas
Bell
Bells
the Sunday Post
Tone
Sra
Kigwall
Cory Thie Sencom
Saratest Catsiogas
Chase, Mieler & Bro
OEY, Fearst
TE Heuroressh
Artington Fire
Innerance
Guyidley
Beal
Horrowe
Harrison Realty Company
Building Association
Callateral CA
BAKER
Metzerott
Josam
Calowshta
Geo. W
Walter H. Acker
Lena
Mene
Deaple
THOS J FISHER & CQ_ incorporated
Nw Woney
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Eilsset Security Snr
Permet Sitces
Peroelpal Iden
Jomait’ Mover
Reune Py
Roouan
Coreat Dales
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