Diva Won't Shake Roosevelt Hand at Progressive Rally
Special to The Washington Post Winona Lake Ind Sept 4 Billy Sunday William Jennings Bryan and Mme Schumann-Heink drew 16000 to the Winans Bible conference at the tabernacle. The crowd overflowed into hillside meetings as speakers addressed them. Madame Schumann-Heink recounted an episode with the Progressive invitation to sing for them. She recalled canceling the engagement after Roosevelt thanked her for aligning with the Progressives while she expressed strong dislike for him.
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Washington Post
Winone Lake
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William Jennings Bryan
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Schumann-Heink
Winans Bible Conference
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Tabernacle
Mmé. Schumann- Homk
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Qtaken
Mr Bryan
Germany
Mrs Holt Dies at Newport Home of Daughter
Mrs Lawrence Russell Holt widow of Judge Thaddeus Holt died at her daughter Mrs James B Duke's summer residence Inchiquin in Newport. She was seventy seven and had been ill in New York before arriving in Newport. Funeral planned for Macon Georgia probably Wednesday. Duke and husband’s family to transport body tomorrow night. Newport dispatch. Also Swartmore Chautauqua opens in Hagerstown with large parade and Mayor Scott welcome. Mrs LaBalle Corbell Pickett widow of Confederate general lectures tonight.
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Newport
Washington Peat
Lawrence Russel Molt
Thaddeus
Efolt
James B. Duke
New York
Inchiquin
Holt
Macon
Mrs. Duke
Washington Post
Hageratown
Swartmore
Georgia
Montana
Texas
Idaho
Vermont
Utah
Indams
Morissa
Alaska
Jook
Mrs. Castle
Emperor of Sahara threatens Phoenix Lodge attack
Special to The Washington Boat reports Jacques Lebaudy known as the Emperor of Sahara warned tradesmen he would not pay debts and organized a force to seize Phoenix Lodge Westbury where his wife Mme Lebaudy and their daughter Jacqueline aged 10 live The tale recounts his erratic behavior irregular parades with uniformed messengers and prior detention at an Amityville sanatorium with ongoing legal and financial troubles surrounding his claimed empire and family hardship
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New York
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Deréon
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Europe
America
Sahara
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Woodbury
Meadow Brook Club
Lebgady
Erie Railroad
American Museum of Natural History
Teading
Carnegie ‘Trust Company
Phoenix
Miss Ryerson Betrothed To George Clarke In Cooperstown
Mayor Arthur Ryerson announced the engagement of Ming Emily Borie Ryerson to George Hyde Clarke in Cooperstown New York on September 4. The 21 year old Ryerson, athletic and noted for beauty, will wed at noon. Clarke is heir to Hyde Hall and son of the late George Hyde Clarke, with vast land holdings tied to colonial grants.
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N. Y
Arthur Ryerson
Ming Emily Borie Ryerson
George Hyde Clarke
Mina Ryerson
Suzette Rysreon
John Ryerson
Mr. Ryerson
Mr. Clarke
Hyde Hell
George II
Hyde Hall
Empress Eugenie Escape Landau Exhibit Returns to London
Special to The Washington Post describes the famous landau used by Empress Eugenie during her 1870 flight from Paris after Napoleon III's defeat. Dr. Thomas W. Evans, Philadelphia dentist, owned the car used to carry the empress to England, now displayed at Evans Museum in Philadelphia. The narrative covers the departure from Paris, the journey through Versailles and Poissy, and a modest luncheon stop with notes on the carriage and escort.
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London
Napoleon VI
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Eugenie Taide Har
Paria
Nepoleon MK
Bédan
Byang Dental Museum
Fortieth and
Spruce Streets
Thomas W. Evans
Dr. Evans
Louvre
Place St. Germain lAux
Trole
Boulevard Haugeman
Thomas W. Byana
Porta
England
Her Majesty
Hirana
Evans Museum
Dr Crane
Dr. Crane
Cerlestin
Avenue de la Grande Armee
Napoleon
Reward Offer In $100,000 Jewel Theft Deepens Mystery
A $25,000 reward for the return of a $100,000 pearl necklace and a marquise diamond ring stolen from Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich in Southampton on June 20 was sent to New York papers. The notice, stating no questions asked, will be withdrawn on October 2, 1915, signaling the thief’s identity may be known.
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New York
Sherwood Aldrich
Southampton
Long Island
Eamae
Taft Roses Used as Taft Dinner Decor
Special to The Washington Pant. San Francisco September 4. A dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Taft at the Scott home featured Taft roses as the primary decoration with sunset tones of roan yellowish pink blush and crimson. Mr Taft spoke at a gathering of the Monday Night Club after dinner. The guest list included Francis Loomis James W Wadsworth Charles Alexander Samuel Knight Wendell Baker Joseph D Grant and others. Nicholas Longworth and wife were guests at a Burlingame luncheon hosted by Henry Foster Dutton marked by gaiety.
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San Francisco
William H. Taft
Henry T. Scott
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Taft
Mr. Taft
Sventa
Messrs
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James W. Wadsworth
Charles &. Alexander
Samuel Knight
Wendell Baker
Joseph D. Grant
Willar H. Crocker
Walter 8. Martin
UR. P. Schwerin
Richardson Clover
Thomas
Henry Foster Dutton
Burlingame
Miss Munson to Wed Richard Manning Russell
Miss Helen McKee Munson of New York will wed Richard Manning Russell of Boston son of the late William Euntice Russell once governor of Massachusetts The engagement was announced by Mr and Mrs Robert Hallam Munson The couple’s wedding plans follow
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Boston
Washington Pont
York Harbor
Robert Hallam Munson
New York
Helen McKee Munson
Richard Manning Russell
William Euntice Reaseil
Massachusetts
Mix Cha¢E] Foster
Harrogate
England
Russell
Harvard
Suffrage defeated in Alabama Legislature
In Montgomery on September 4 the Alabama Legislature adjourned with equal suffrage a dead issue for four years. The Senate bill on equal suffrage was a gnecel order, a vote was taken and it failed 2 to 10. Separate notes mention significant fortunes from an estate and a remark about Mr. Lebaudy being eccentric and seeking seclusion, with reports of him not talking to anyone.
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Mr. Lebaudy
Alwayve
Woodburg
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Lehaydy
Jegue
Senate
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Fall Styles Make Milady Aglow At Atlantic City Shows
Atlantic City week end crowds flocked to open air gardens and Million Dollar Pier as Mrs Castle and Mrs Moore drew notice in gowns reflecting Bourbon and Russian silhouettes. Paris gowns from Callot Bernard and Cheruit featured red fox cuffs and fur trims with gowns in white satin emphasized by pannier effects and puffed pantaloons. High crowned straw hats and white shoes dominated the boardwalk with shoppers and fashion watchers noting the fashion shift toward pale pinks mauves and blacks in stage costumes and society wear.
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Lillian Russell
Henry Blossom
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America
Newport
Nake & Rainbow
Paris
Herbert
Women's defense pledges pour in across societies in war effort
The Navy League reports rapid American female support for national defense pledges. Enrollment surged from 19,000 to over 22,000 in one month, with many volunteers contributing beyond any fee. Notables and organizations including DAR, Daughters of 1812, and suffrage groups join, while figures like Julia Marlowe and Blanche Bates bolster campaigns.
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Women of America
Womans Section
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of the Revolution
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of 1812
GAR
Woman Suffrage Party
Woman's Section
Pina
National Defense Movement
George Dewey
Navy
Willard H Browne
Browneon
Elizebeth H McCalla
Parks Fisher
Julia Marlowe
National Defence
Tuckfied Conn
Mise Blanche Bates
Othel Barrymore Colt
Lars Andersen
Gertrude Atherton
Misa Moll
Eliot Serwell
Natale Lincoln
Marion A. Longfellow
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