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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1914

Page

9

Roanoke Widow Marries Fourth Time in Capital

Bettie V Fulton of Roanoke widowed 36 years comes to Washington with Christian Debow also of Roanoke for a wedding license. Debow, 42, a four time widower, recalls paying 62 cents for his first license years ago in the city. Clerks note the oddities of a first license in the district. The couple plans to reside in Roanoke after a ceremony at a local parsonage conducted by Rev James Montgomery.

Bettie V. Fulton Roanoke Christian Debow Kreth Merk Krol York Krook Debow Fulton Hell James Montgomery Foem Hayard Commando No. 7 Knights Templar John R. Young District Supreme Court

Senator J Haaulan Lewis Tries to Explain Bandaged Finger

In a Washington Senate session Senator J Haaulan Lewis addressed questions about his medical past. He described attempting self treatment on a finger injury, which worsened, and led to earlier ambitions shifting away from surgery. He admitted public service outweighed personal practice and that he limited his medical work to himself.

Simal Washington Post New York J. Haaulan Lewis Senate Muiraig Tie Bellevue Senate Wales

Funeral for a Pet Dog Betty T at Roslyn Long Island

Betty T a pet dog died after long illness aged ten years. Funeral planned today in Roslyn New York with body to be taken to Flickeroy Valleys Tennessee for burial on Herman Duryea estate. Mr Duryea valued her highly and refused $5000 for Betty T. The dog had lived at the Winter home in Westbury where another pet dog rests.

C.aty Washitgon Poe New York Pitle Roslyn Long Island Betty T Flickeory Valles Tenn Herman &, Duryea Duryea Duise Betty Te Westburrk

Couple wed in hospital after emergency surgery

Special to The Washington Post from New York reports Frank J. Waller and Ethel Ray Seitzer rushed to wed in a hospital at 166 West Seventh-fourth Street after Waller underwent an appendicitis operation. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. Nathan Seadle, followed a planned Baltimore wedding that was postponed due to the groom’s illness.

Washington Post New York Frank J. Waller Ates Ethel Ray Seitzer Baltimore Waller West Seventh-fourth Street M Setzer Nathan Seadle Teresa Nebeau Pla

Engagement announced of Julia Calhoun to Baron de Nagell

Special to The Washington Past New York Oct 22 31. Mrs John Calhoun announced at a dinner their engagement of daughter Miss Julia J Calhoun to Baron Fo de Nagell attaché of the Netherlands legation in Washington The bride to be is great granddaughter of John Calhoun The baron is son of Baron W de Nagall of Rome Holland He has been in Dutch diplomatic service five years with postings in Peking and Washington Soon to wed after a period of courtship.

Washington New York John Calhoun Julia J. Calhoun Baron Fo de Nagell Netherlands John @ Calhourn Baron de Nagell Baron W. de Nagall Borne Holland Peking Sercore Voeniing

Brayton Ives Dies at 74 in Ossining Village Home

New York obituary notes the death of Gen Brayton Ives aged 74 at his Ossining county home. Civil War veteran, longtime financier, former Stock Exchange member, past president of the Metropolitan Bank, and director of several manufacturing firms. He was also recognized as a notable book collector.

New York Brayton Ossining Ele The Stock Exchange Mpan Owas Barr

Wild Life Letters by A Palmer Praise for Animal Tales

A Palmer's book Wild Life in the Words and Strew is praised for its simple charming style. Each brief letter spotlights a wild animal and its habits with small anecdotes showing love of animals and nature. Readers learn from these gentle pages about lapwings bees magpies owls foxes swallows jays robins and other creatures thriving in nature.

A. Palmer Ms. Fox

Mystery suit targets millionaire with Newport residence

Corinne Bannister sues George G. Murray for 25000 in New York Supreme Court police. Attorney Randolph M. Newman says case echoes a famous Hoe breach case while noting Bannister’s long client relationship. Murray, a prominent millionaire, is named in papers served at his Vanderbuilt Avenue office. Bannister rumored as former pupil at the Carpine School of Instruction now Carpine Preparations Manufactory.

Newport New York Mae Sullivan Washington Pont Corinne Louise Bannister George G. Murray Randolph M. Newman Misa Bannister Mr. Murray Arthur Hoe Hoe Trudaon & Co Watchmark Water Company

White Brides of Japanese Marriages At Sea Spark Flight From Law

In Los Angeles area about 200 white American women marred to Japanese men. 18 wed under maritime law at sea near San Pedro. A San Pedro captain allegedly offered shipboard marriages for a fee. Supreme Court holds high seas marriages illegal. Japanese say couples may separate or remarry in other states.

Los Angeles High Seas San Pedro Supreme Court

Asylum Move For Man Who Wrote To President's Daughter

David A. Wilson, a self described lawyer and farmer, was sent to Chicago State Hospital after a preliminary hearing in the infantry court. Secret Service Agent Peter Drautzburg had the letter Wilson wrote to Miss Margaret, unmarried daughter of the President, and presented it to Judge Owens. Wilson claimed he would be in a hospital for a month and another year in a different facility.

B. A. Wilson Aperlat Washington Post Chicago David A. Wilson Chicago State Hospital Owens Peter Drautzburg Secret Service Thomas F. Porter Wilson Margaret Washington Drautzburg

Miss Pauline Chase Engaged to Englishman

London reports the engagement of Miss Pauline Chase actress daughter of Dr W B Bliss of Washington DC to Alexander V Drummond of the West Kent yeomanry son of George Drummond of Drummond's Bank disclosed by a special cable from The Washington Post.

W. B. Bliss Washington Post London Pauline Chase Washington, D. C Alexander V. Drummond The West Kent Yeomanry George Drummond Drummond's Bank

Washington Chapter of Institute of Banking Holds Annual Meeting

The Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Banking held its annual meeting at 1214 F Street NW with President W. W. Spaid presiding. Reports from delegates to the Richmond and Dallas conventions were heard and plans announced for ten weeks of Thursday talks on the Federal Reserve system by Dr. H Parker Willis plus five banker lectures. The educational series, arranged by F. V. Grayson, begins November 6 with the reserve system talks and continues with lectures by local bankers.

Washington The American Institue of Banking Association F Street Northwest W. W. Spaid Richmond American Bankers‘ Association Dallas American Institute of Banking H. Parker Willis Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve System F. V. Grayson F. V. Devereux A. M. Nevins P. A. Galliher A. M. Nyman

High seas marriages bind many in Los Angeles case

More than 200 American women in Los Angeles are or have been married to Japanese men, many teens, per an investigation into Hazel Baker and Arthur S. Goto. They were arrested over a rooming house marriage, but the case stalled after a sea marriage certificate was presented. Authorities note maritime marriages have no California legal standing, prompting plans to wed legally in Canada or Washington.

Washington Post Los Angeles Cal Fade Hazel Baker J. H. Baker Pasadena Arthur S. Goto Yokohama Goto Miss Baker San Pedro Ted Gow R. 8 Crescent Boat Company Cinto California High Seas Supreme Court Gary Samuel ©. Weil Vancouver Canada Washington North aXe Carl Seki San Pedro Street

Private relief drive for Belgium urged by President

The President said the Belgian relief effort is a private movement with no direct government role. An inquiry asked if consuls could help distribute supplies. he stated that if involved, consuls would act only as private individuals.

United States

Life on European Fronts Shows Germans Suffer Worst Losses

Military experts abroad and officers in New York estimate life expectancy on the fighting line varies by nation. Germans average five days for a man and three for a horse, with English soldiers lasting about six to seven days, Russians nine, Belgians six, and Serbians eight for men. Overall average life on the line is about 65.6 days for a man and 4.32 days for a horse, highlighting the German military system and the brutal modern artillery driving mass casualties.

LFE Great Britain Likeit Gettysburg Light Brigade Balaklave Iives Harverst Europe

Senator Clark denies attributed atrocity report by Engalschaff

Former Montana Senator William A. Clark arrived from Europe and repudiated a published account credited to him by Prince Nicholas Engalschaff describing atrocities against a Belgian family. Clark asserted he knew nothing of the matter and was elsewhere during the events, detailing his movements from near Paris to Havre and back to his estate.

New York Willam A. Clark Montana Europe Adriatic Prince Nicholas Engalschaff Chicago Clark Paris Havre Golg Tondon

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