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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1905

Page

52

Debutante Kate Underwood Captivates At Social Soiree

In Ophir a masked social evening unfolds around Kate Underwood, pursued by Walcott who flaunts wealth and power. Darrell, protective and wary, foresees possible danger while Kate confesses a hypnotic allure and hints at a past forged in the rough West. The night closes with intimate vows and a kiss.

Darrell Kate Mr. Darrell Miss Stockton Mr. Walcott Ate the Pines Mr. Underwood

Caricature of Morgan as Plaster Bust Is Funny

New York date Sept 8 J Pierpont Morgan received a plaster of paris oval plaque caricature of himself from James F Hartigan proprietor of Jimmies Cafe at 118 Cedar street The plaque was one of three caricatures of Morgan John D Rockefeller and George F Baer made by a Yale graduate maker Hartigan had acquired the plaques years ago and the package bore a note promising mirthful lines and humor from the artist The antique plaques were found among ruins associated with Dodona and Delphi Greece dating to 1300 B C Their value remains unknown

Money King New York J. Pierpont Morgan Yale Mr. Hartigan Bareel J. Pierpont Morgan John TD. Rockefeller George F. Baer Hartigan Dodona Delphi Greece

Lost Legs and Money Ends in Suicide in Philadelphia

Thomas McGee a Baltimore and Ohio brakeman who lost both legs when struck by an overhead bridge at Spreckels's sugar refinery died by swallowing muriatic acid after squandering $5,000 won in a prior lawsuit. He lived openly while wealthy, then became a vagrant and scavenged dumps on the downtown boulevard. Mary Mullen identified the body.

Philadelphia Thomas McGee McGee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Spreckels Reed Street Wharf Frame Wilmington Mary Mullen

Man Deter mined to Starve at Caceola Iowa

Charles Armstrong, a Civil War veteran in Caceola Iowa, declares a wish to starve himself to death. His family and neighbors plan to tempt him with rare foods to break his resolve as doctors say he has less than a week to live. The article notes his pension and recent financial steps. A railroad timetable fragment appears at end with unclear relevance.

Caceola Iowa Charles Armstrong Armstrong

Champion fiddler McCullers wins North Carolina title in Raleigh

Special Washington Post report from Raleigh notes Charles Edward McCullers of Raleigh captures the North Carolina fiddle championship on Labor Day at the Agricultural and Mechanical College auditorium. Fourteen contestants from six counties performed as crowds cheered, with McCullers pairing with John Turner in a standout showcase of old war tunes and lively accuracy.

Washington Post Raleigh W. C North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College William J. Andrews Raleigh Street Railway Company Hinself Alexander B. Andrews The Southern Railway Andrews Charles Edward McCullers John Wichols Benjamin I. Dixon Junius B Turner John Turner McCulera McCullers Chapel Hill Fishers Hornsipe Jenny Lind George Rucker

Multiple Degree Programs and Local Notices at Educational Institutions

The article lists degree options at the National College of Pharmacy and allied faculties, detailing Doctor of Medicine and Doctor of Dental Surgery programs, with session start dates and address for prospectus. It also mentions a Spencerian Business College ad, a fiddling contest winner McCullers, a diploma ceremony, and plans to host a fiddling event at the state fair.

Medicine Faculty OF Medicine Faculty OF Dentistry National College OF Pharmacy Wymond H Bradbury

Father of American coaching bids farewell to four in hands

New York September 8 Peter Lorillard Ronalds aged seventy eight known as the father of American coaching announces retirement from the box His half century as a whip ends as he plans to learn autmobile driving and tour European seacoast towns then return to the United States to convert the automobile into a land yacht He is famed for driving four in hand tandems and is remembered by New York and Broadway observers from thirty years ago.

New York Peter Lorillard Ronalds Europe United States New Eng-landa Ronalds Genoa Antwerp France England Broadway

Equality Between the Sexes in San Francisco and Oakland

A San Francisco piece argues women are advancing in all industries and challenging male dominance. It notes professors observing gains and cites an Oakland report of a so called lady burglar, illustrating rising female presence in crime and work.

San Francisco Oakland

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