Vanderbilt Daughter Gladys Engaged To Count Szechenyi
Mrs. Vanderbilt announces the engagement of Gladys Vanderbilt to Count Szechenyi of Budapest. The Breakers at Newport hosts bouquets and telegraphs as the couple plans a December wedding at Trinity Church.
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Vangerbill
New York
Alfred G. van
Mise Glauys Vanderbit
Nim
Fredy
Mise Vaniarbit
Szechmy
Portsmouth
Atteed
Gene
Vanderbilt
Bince
Clenitie
Pallseeuts
Newport
Bliss Vanderbilt
Miss Gladts Vanderbilt
Count Szechenyk
Smith Nichols Nuptials Shown in New Jersey Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Henrietta Nichols to Mr. Charles Exmary Smith occurred in New Jersey this morning. Attended by prominent political and social figures from Philadelphia and New York, the ceremony featured a formal reception. Nichols, sister of Mrs. Sullivan of Philadelphia and Mr. Living of New York, was feted with congratulatory messages from national figures and guests including Gen Stewart Valtart and Gen Jaches Wilson.
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Stewart Valtart
Spat and
Woodford
Chaunecy
Jaches &. Wilson
Bekert
Mes. Plusanter
Newport
Szechery
Austria
Hungary
Misa Gladyg Moore Vanderbilt
New York
Aurel Betonyl
Szetheny
Batonyl
Miss Vanderbilt
Jims
Harry Bayne Whit Fer
ara‘Cornelius
Alfred E
Reginald Vanderbilt
William E. Vanderbilt
Frederick and
George Vanderbilt
Jean de Resske
Citizens Elect Officers at Texas Wana Meeting
The Washington Citizens Association elected officers at PA Avenue South. Thomas W. Sevith was named president, T Weller vice president, W Williams treasurer, and Williams, Potter, Hob and A J Albert joined the executive board. Williams reported the group is in better financial shape than last year, after 39 new members joined and 71 withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Washington
Likby
Seventevn
Confederate Gathering Names Delegates to Norfolk
A largely attended meeting of the Garry Heth Camp No. 8 Virginia Confederate Veterans Association selected delegates to represent the camp at the grand encampment of Virginia Confederate Veterans in Norfolk on October 33 23. Capt H B Littlepage John T Callaghan Maj R O Hunter J H Reed John H Walsh Gen L Lomax Leigh Nownson Lucius B Durrington Capt Wichu P Jones and Mal Holmes Conrad were named as delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Heth
Virginia
Norfolk
kGarry Heth
Confederate Veterans’ Association
Les F
Virginia Confederate Veterans
Capt
H. &. Littlepage
Joh T. Callaghan
Maj Row. Hunter
J. H. Reed
Joha H. Walsh
Gen. L
Laboratory for Philippines station set at Cavite
A chemical laboratory for testing powders aboard ships of an Asiatic station is planned in the Philippines likely at Cavite with Livat Com M McCormick in charge. Unimpeachable testimony in favor of Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as a tonic and curative for humors and skin conditions.
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Philippines
Cavite
Livat
Com
M. McCormick
Hood
Gossip from Washington society and Newport notes
The article recounts social doleful chatter from Washington and Newport. It mentions Mrs. Whitman and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt amid aristocratic circles, Count Szecseny arriving with status and a rumored dower, and Adele gossip about marriage ties and health ideas from the famed soprano Marcella Sembrich.
Annual City Skating Carnival For Public School Children
Regine monagy announces a week of skating events at the rink open to all public school children. Opening night features 8 straightaway races for boys and girls followed by fancy skaters on Tuesday. Wednesday hosts an ice dance, with relay races on Thursday Friday and Saturday. Saturday tops with a fancy dress carnival awarding prizes for most beautiful grotesque and best historical costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regine Monagy
Two Atlantic Battleships Accepted by Navy Department
The Navy Department daily accepts two battleships, the Rhode Island and New Jersey, built by the Far River Shipbuilding Company. They are sister ships and already in commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Fora River Shipbullaing Company
Era Elruady
Sorommlarion
Famous Connecticut militia to visit Washington for Connecticut Day
The Governor's Guard of Hartford will visit Washington after a Jamestown Exposition trip, arriving early Saturday morning and staying until midnight. The First Company will quarter at the Arlington Hotel and be part of Connecticut Day events with the Putnam Phalanx, marching in a 30 piece band and wearing historic uniforms.
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Mme
Marcella Sembrich
Hotel Savoy
New York
Aime
Sembrich
Tyrol
Ep'cigek
Central Park
Tam
Governor's Font Guard
Connecticut
Jamestown
Governor's Pont Guard
Hartford
Conn
Whl
Washington
United States
Connécticut
New England
Gettysburg
Luray
Roanoke
Richmond
Arineton Hotel
Cooncedent
Hereford
Samuel ‘Wyilys
Bovatnor
Emperors to Hear Eames in Vienna performances
Emma Eamen, a celebrated singer, is set to perform for Emperor Francis Joseph and Emperor William in Vienna in early October. Manager Conried of the New York Metropolitan Opera is arranging the two imperial appearances amid hopes the emperor recovers soon. The diva’s Vienna debut comes as part of a larger opera program including Alan’s works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Joseph
William
Vienna
Emma Eamen
Alan
Conried
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Hoa Hee
Francis I Joseph
Gibbons thanked by pope for defense of French Catholics
Cardinal Gibbons receives praise from Pope Pius for opposing agitation against the Roman Catholic Church. A letter from Cardinal Merry del Val is noted, acknowledging Gibbons for defense of French Catholics and his stand amid unrest in Paris.
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Jardinal
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbona
Papa Pius
Carapa Mery
Navy Board Denies Friction Over Maneuvers
Secretary Metcalf and Admiral Brownson refute claims that Admiral Evans ignored the general board. They state Evans approved oral views and incorporated minor suggestions into the fleet maneuvers before the summer cruise, while praising the board’s experienced officers and the department’s confidence in Evans.
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Navy Department
Aaniral Evans
General Naval Board
Fighting Bob
General Board
Meecalf
Brownson
Bureau of Navigation
Pacific
Chacwes
Evans
Bvana
Hyana
Oficers
Navdd
Amiga
Evana
Fcales
Dewey
Boant
Jovans
Sung Cantala
Indiana
Manila
Olympic
Cominand
Quadron
Waieh
Naval Academy
Healug
Ali Lama
Detroit
Tin
Mérrell
Oregon
The
War College
Kearsarge
Raymond P
Rodgers
Paris
Fetersburg
Nathan Sargent
Baltimore
Australia
New Zealand
Old Fogles
Aordes
Admiral Beans
Army Orders and Promotions from the Five Departments
Army orders detail promotions retirements and assignments across infantry cavalry and artillery units. Major General McCaster retires effective October 2 1907 while officers such as Walter Bowton Gustave Wieser and Ike B Petz receive posted changes and lengthened tours. Naval movements report arrivals and sailings including units at Newport and Washington with officers reassigned and cargo and hospital positions noted.
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Walter
Bowtun
Stent Infantry
Brat Livi
Bustave A. Wieser
Eos Mouth
James Locteett
Ike B. Petz
Pirot
James Loughrad
Thinteerth Cavalry
Hlrbert J. Brom
Mbeya
Winlem
McCaser
Peart BC Shafer
Karuna State
John H. Page
Oilbert
Bridesberg
Queen & Co, Jr
Philadetznte
Pan
Thapret
Ordance
Breond
Iota Hodges
Corps of Nal
Beeemy
Washington
Barreets
Amy Siehug
Enca
Earee
Pont Commency
Bila
Janes Pomere
Bort Adaua
Percy S Gutler
Pere Raga
Okie
Jean. Stubter
Fort Onuerle
N.Y
Bary AL Is
Fort Wails Walla, Wash
Warships to sail for Pacific coast duty in fall
The fleet plans to move four battle ships Fiat Georgia Kansas and Hearsings to the Pacific coast for duty. Georgia and Kansas have arrived at the gang while the other two are due October 4. Colliers bring coal from here to Pensacola then to St Thomas where the government maintains a coaling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfa
Deven
Georgia
Mane
Kansas
Pensacola
Fis
St. .Thomas
Navy coal facility chartering foreign ships debated
Secretary Metcalf received from the Attorney General an opinion on whether the Navy Department can charter foreign steamers to carry coal. The opinion, reported months ago, suggested the department may act under a law Congress passed. Metcalf declined to publish the opinion but said awards for supplying coal might be made today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
Anestigh
Navy Department
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Flo
Moteal
Department
Navy invites bids for vast fleet food provisions
Advertisements for naval food contracts detail a vast list of supplies for Admiral Ivanys fleet bound for the Pacific coast. Proposals cover thousands of pounds of fruit, vegetables, meats, dairy, cereals, and condiments with dozens of itemized products and dates for opening bids.
Naval Vessels Safe As Lebanon Arrives At Portsmouth
The collier Lebanon with Gloucester in tow reached Portsmouth from Pensacola overnight and anchored at the Navy Yard. Both vessels reported in good condition after a tense period when the Lebanon carried coal and wireless gear. The Gloucester had been turned over to Massachusetts naval units and the tow began from Key West toward Boston. a Norfolk commandant had previously refused transit to Kempton Roads due to coal limits.
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Lebanon
Gloucester
Portsmouth
Naval
Pensacola
Navy Yard
Navy Department
Massachusetts Naval Miits
Key ‘West
Boston
Rawus
Norfolk Navy
Ford
Chesapeaks
Chesapeake Capes
Navy Wage Scales Set by Boards for 190s
Wage boards at navy yards and stations are directed to prepare mechanics schedules for the year 190s. The Secretary of the Navy notes foremen and master mechanics have seen wage scales unchanged for a decade and will assess wages for specialized workers and laborers to recommend general wage adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meebellen
Navy
Meechanies
Adele
Yacht voyage for Thompson party to circumnavigate world
Col Thompson plans a nine month voyage around the world aboard the Mineola with guests including Lord Brassey and Admiral Beresford. The yacht will be refitted with a hundred foot ballroom and fifteen Louis XVI style state apartments. The trip proceeds via the Suez Canal to Japan and New Caledonia, with Baltic return.
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New York
Robert M. ‘Thompson
Tewyer
Col. Thompson J
Ake Lord Brassey
Bir
Charles Beresford
Beresforé Hee
Mediterraneat
Mineola
Louis
George III
Gloralter
Japan
Vis
Suez Canal
New Caledonia
Col. "Thompson
Everglade
Breland
White Star
Baltic
Col
Thompson
New Jersey
Kavel Academy
Wil
University
Players
Century
Metropolian
Lawyers
Eaba
Balloon Captain Chandler Qualifies for Aero Club License
Capt Chandler of the Army Aero Club completed a nine mile southeastward ascent from Washington to near Baltimore in a 15 000 cubic foot balloon. The flight ended on the Patapsco River shore near Marley post office. If weather holds, a tenth ascent today may earn him a license, an honor held by only six others nationwide.
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Chandler
Aero Chi
Charla de F. Chandler
Stenar Corps
A. & A. Omde
Washington
Baltimore
Patapsco
Ear’ Marley
Chandier
Sero Club
Americs
Wernes
Laurel
B. E. Hennersy
Third Field Artillery
Howard Ward
Hignel Corp
Army
Washiszton
Death of Dr. James M. King
The Rev. James M. King LL D longtime Methodist leader and secretary of home missions and church extension died at his Philadelphia home after brief illness from acute peritonitis. Born in Girard, Pa in 1839 he pastored St John s New York and other churches and held leadership roles including general secretary of the National League for the Protection of American Institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jemea M. King
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Home Alliesions and
Chirch Extension
King Wee
Erie
Girard
Erie County
King
Farewell Reception for British Ambassador Bryce in North Conway
Hundreds of North Conway residents and summer visitors attended a farewell reception for British Ambassador Bryce at the Kearsarge House. The informal event featured autumn decor, flags, and a presentation of a painting by Benjamin Chevanney to the ambassador on behalf of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Conway
Bryce
Worth Conway
N. FL
Tsihes Bryce
Washington
Kearsarge House
Mra. Bryce
Benjamin Chevanney
City and National Names in A Largely Fragmented Listing
An extensive OCR readout lists numerous people and places across cities like Chicago New York Philadelphia and Richmond. It includes varied names of individuals couples and families alongside dozens of organizations and venues with scattered references to hotels metropolitan clubs and rail terms. The text resembles a passenger or membership ledger or an advertisement index with mixed punctuation and many unreadable portions.
Mrs Minor Morris III Relocated After White House Ejection
Mrs Minor Morris III, once prominent after claiming access to the White House, has been moved from hospital care to a private sanatorium in Sackeouville. The report notes her removal from public controversy into private confinement.
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Tae
Medical Society elects Wade Atkinson president at winter meeting
The Medical and Surgical Society of the District of Columbia elected Dr Wade Atkinson as president at its first meeting of the year held at Dr and Mrs residence on Sixteenth Street. William C Wean was named vice president and other officers were listed though unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Atkinson
Medical and Surgical Society of the Dintelet of Columbia
Ands
Rinson
Dee Wikiam C. Wean
Dgra
ShuSing
Notable District Surgery Debate And Society Members
The District discusses surgery led by Dr EL Moran and presents an essay on influenza shaping human character. The society’s constitution is amended with active members listed including Bishop, Cars, Moran, Morgan, Nevitt, and Fremont among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Moran
Apeiety
Dir Bishop
de. Cars
J. "Emot
L. Ellot
Er. Hickling
Bunt
B. Dehneon
Nekimmate
Mayael
Br. Macate
Moran
Care of the Gas Range Cleaning Guide
Daily care for a gas range requires washing burners broiler pan oven racks and drip pan when warm to dry quickly and absorb grease. Wipe all parts with a greased cloth or suet in cheesecloth and clean clogged burner holes with wire. Do not apply blacking to the burners.
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Gladys
Szechenyi
France
Enerich Saechenst
Yrars
Astra Sihagire
Countens
Alexandria
Bzetaray-Szimay
Mangalia
Voter
Stephan
Saechenyi
Tee-chen-yee
York
Mremen
Wilhelm
Alfred
Reginald Vander
al Nichor
Newport Newpoer
East Washington Association Reported
Tor
Illinois
Malolm P. Whitman
William Whitman
Brookline
Masa
Mig
Whitman
Miss McCook
Barnard
Morta
Thackersy
Dickens
Crujekshiik
Eames
Jeetag
Enied
Scretary Metcalf
Admiral Brownson
Bob
Ois
Naval Vessla
Gtringhin
Tacket
Hampton Hossen
Cher
Sir C. Hills
Meol
W. L Literslé
Westington
Sirgeon
Te Jonén
Maryland
W. Grove
Gildin
Umaparte
Tist
Prunes
Turkey
Wilberste
Admiral Ivany
Gattte ‘Shin
Pacific Coast
Ita Long Civist
Bureau of Supplies and Agscounts
Puraan
Brooklys” Navy Yard
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Liverpool
Eng
Tong
Budios
Dow
Red Dwarf
General Supply GO
Wenshinqton
0. C
James M. King
Menteer
Te Puptes
Joseon G
Frank Smithran
Silas
Compton
Tony A
Steward
Arlington
H.C. Ferraron
J. ‘A Doyle
Mitchel and Wits
Mim N. Z. Grawford
Shoreham
Robet J. Craig
Ward
Ralrig
Mefaceen
Mia Minxter
Harfer
Metropaisian
Cito Rend
Nacional
Charen Warburton
Ee Willart
Richmond—N
McRve
Meteopolitan
Cox Natite
Tiflon
Biudberg
Shupp
Mite
St. James
YD. McWillius
Jackros
Minneapolis
National Wissouri Jota
Winterly
St Louis
Aletropoltan
Robart Phead Amt
Loui St Insios
Kaneed City
D. Williamson
Teaus
Maropoltan
Willam M. Waddington
Se- Tem
St James
Ming M. F. Andrews
Jerssr
Cig
Boni
STATU
Goscwin
Rochester
Rynis
Ties
Raleigh
Be 'D
McGrip
Roa
Pultale
Metropolitan
Brockton
Willanawa
Wing
Alban
SE Grinnese
Coscartie
Sidmuee Easbory
Epmale
Thomas” Heal Ead
Ffies
Oath Carolina
Tayo Wilmington
Blacclu Gad Wit
Morehead
Mra. LG
Retuey
Bins Belts
Saslatt Russeog
Acc
Seant
Wits
Ghautities
Med Leyrence
Nemec
Cleveland
Bhorehede ST
Eltebie
Aston Rizge Einselvant Ale
W. Wiuich
Gottsnburg
Gon Wittman
Masteton
Joba K‘mieen Br Tal
Metropoliees
Carrier
Huey Stult
Providence
Willard
South Tasolinans
A. Michel
Camden
Elaoe
Jennesseent
Battle
Nashville
Patelsh
Texge
Very
Raat
Daly Sa Witting
Maar
Due Sega
Ba Csert
Ick
A. Caret
Poker
Mowat Lookout Rageat
Mrs
Minor Morris III
White House
Medical Society
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