Bogus lord the dupe denies plan to wed Campbell
New York dispatch details Eleanor Campbell of 20 West Eighty-second Street exposing Ernest William Andrews posing as Lord Norton, a war hero. He wooed her allegedly to secure wealth, ran up hotel charges, and borrowed $2 from a doorman before private detectives intervened. Campbell and her mother say the tale is a joke and a ploy by a fortune hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Lord Norton
Trousseau
Washington Post
New York
Ernest Willam Anndrewa
Misa Eleanor Campbell
West Eighty-second Street
Missouri
Marshall
Andrews
Miss Campbell
Mary H. Campbell
St. Paul
Eleanor
England
Mra Camapnell
Ttngh
Andrewa
Emil, Kaerwald
Rector Street
French & Tr
Fulton Street
Ralph Shainwald
Standard Paint Company
Mrs Gould's Brother Weds at Oceanside Ceremony
Miss Havel Simonson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Simonson of East Lockaway married Arthur William s brother of Mrs Frank Gould in a September ceremony at the home of the late Hon. Robert Gray Weight in Oceanside. After a wedding trip the couple will live there. Mina Hetty Kelly sister of Mr Kelly and Mrs Gould will wed Lieut A B E Horne of the British army in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speen
Washington Tost
Long Island
Havel Simonson
Mr and Airs
Harry Simonson
Eaat Lockaway
Arthur Williams
Frank Could
Mr. Kelly
Mould
Honert Qray Wieht
Oceanside
Mina Hetty Kelly
Mra Iould
London
Lieut. A. BE. Horne
Plate Printers Excursion to Chesapeake Beach
Pata Printers Union Local No 2 schedules its annual excursion to Chesapeake Beach on Saturday with even amusements. A wheelbarrow tournament, eight valuable prizes for ladies and gentlemen, and music by Pistoria’s band, twenty pieces, are planned. Athletic events for members and their families will occur. Special train service arranged. Committee led by RS Joney with George W Jacobs, Edwin Wood, OM Hassett, and J C Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pata Printers’ Union
Chesapeake Beach
Ovcasion
Pistoria
No 2
RS. Joney
George W. Jacobs
Edwin ©. Wood
OM Hassett
J.C. Reeves
Marrying Molly of Indiana Dies After Shock of Suit
Polly Anne Weed Strodes known as Marrying Molly dies at 69 in Evanaville after being sued for 10000 dollars by James Handley who claimed he was shot by her thirteenth husband Harrison Strodes. Physicians say the filing of the suit contributed to her death. Strodes faced shooting charges earlier, paid by Strodes, and she had sought divorce.
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Washington Post
Evanaville
Ind
Polly Anne Weed Strodes
Molly
James Handley
Harrison Strodes
Strodes
Strode
Handley
Mrs Elizabeth Nichols Murdered For Gems In East Seventy Ninth
Police investigated a deadly burglary at East Seventy ninth street where Mrs Elizabeth Nichols was strangled during a vault robbery worth an estimated 500000 in gems. Detectives questioned servants as finger prints and photos were taken, with the maid abducted during the break in and later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Nichols
East Seventy-ninth Street
Berlin reports doubt on Hesperian torpedoing
Berlin says it seems unlikely the Hesperian was torpedoed and more likely she struck a mine. Ambassador Bernstorff in New York relayed the foreign office note stating investigators find no torpedo strike and a mine incident is probable. Wolff, an American seaman from Newark, was confirmed among the Hesperian dead. Names of dead and missing include Miss Carberry and Miss Bannister.16 crew members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Count Bernstorff
Berlin
Hesperian
Wolff
Newark
N. J
Montreal
Allan Line Company
Miss Carberry
Alice Bannister
Joseph Fowler
Mrs. Fowler
Emily Morrey
Maria Jenkins
Mary A. Barr
Ellen Taylor
W. Downley
J. Wolff
Queenstown
Navy and Army Change of the Day Highlights Staff Reassignments
A long list details detachments and new commands for numerous lieutenants and commanders. Several officers move to Naval Academy, others to Texas, Georgia, Florida, or staff roles with the Atlantic and Pacific fleets. Dates range around September 1915 to October 1925, with multiple ship and academy transfers noted.
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FP. A
Naval Academy
Wisconsin
C. F. Preston
Missouri
Jander J. T. Tompkins
Navals Academy
W. G. Mitchell
Texas
Atlantic
Fleet
Lient
John Halligan
Conic
Staf
Pacific
Wright
Ozark
D-1
Naval Val Acaul
I. M. S.helling
Utah
EL van Hook
New Jersey
A. Lucas
Georgia
C. ©. Davis
Birmingham
J. G. TR. P. Guilder
Dixie
Huy
Henley
Solomon Endel
Ohio
Liew
P. Emrich
Navy
Washington
D. C
O'Brien
G. J. McMillan
Delaware
Culgoa
Hient
P. Myers
Winslow
Jarvis
J. G. Byrnes, Jr
J. G. H.C. Train
Oregon
Cheyenne
W. c. Wicksam
Smith
Army Orders: Officers Detailed for Exposition Duty
Army orders detail Capt James P Harreson to assist the government exhibit at the Panama Pacific International Exposition. Second Lieut John C Walker Jr relieved. Walker to join his regiment after leave. Leave of absence for two months around October 1 1915. Several other officers retired or placed on leave or assigned to duties. details include Maj Peter Fe Marquart and Maj Ernest L Vefner. Capt Harry S Howland and Capt Arthur Hadsell noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Harreson
Twenty-first Infantry
John C. Walker, Jr
Twelfth Infantry
Harreson
San Francisco
Walker
Abeenee
Robert McG
Settlejohn
Stewart McC. Decker
Porto Rito
Peter FE. Marquart
Quartermaster Rarpa
Ernest L. Rvefner
Edwin V. Bookmiller
Ninth Infantry
Harry 8. Howland
Sixteenth Infantry
Dana Palmer
Third Infantry
Arthur Hadsell
Infantry
Movements of Naval Vessels Listed in Transit and Arrival
A long list of ships and routes is recorded, noting vessels sailing from Philadelphia to Annapolis, New York ports to various destinations, and several arriving at points including St Paul Jeremie Haiti and San Francisco. Several ships are listed with destinations such as Norfolk, Guantanamo Bay, Mersine, Alexandretta, and Portmouth New Hampshire, with arrivals at Mare Island and Bremerton among others.
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Riddie
Philadelphia
Annapolia
Dolphin
New York City
Norfol
Powhatan
New York Navy Yard
Provincetown
Leonidas
Portamouth
N. H
Henley and Drayton
Rosebank
N. Y
Southern Drill Krounda
McCall
Trom Whitestone Landing
Southern Dry Grounds
Gaeedls
Trom
Trom Port A Prince For Guantanamo; Cheater, Trom Jelend of Candia For Mersine
Alexandretta
Saturn
St. Paul
Priblista
Marietta
Jeremle
Haiti
Chattanooga
Topolobampo
San Francisco
Norfolk
Iroquoi Hel
Maryland
Mare Samnd
New York
Mayflower
Wyoming
Arkansas
Texas
Utah
Florida
South Carolina
Michigan
Georgia
Nebraska
Baltimore
Dubuque
Neptune
Southern Drill Grounds
Montana
Napeague Bay
South Dakota
Hawk
Buffalo
Trippe
Palmist's Bride Grows From Fame of Kenilworth Entertainer
Walter Kelly Martin known as Kenilworth the palmist and Newport entertainer married Paris society widow Edmund Sanford Clark in Berkeley Episcopal Chapel. The 40 year old groom, son of banker William T. Martin of Columbia, D. C., plans to move to Paris. The bride, 65, Miss Emma A. Harding of Medfield Mass, had long resided in Paris and owns a villa near Boulevard de Courceles. A prior 1905 arrest for alleged theft of $450 was noted.
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New Benedict
Kenilworth
Paris
Columbia
Washington Post
Newport
B. L
Walter Kelly Martin
Ava
Martin
la Forge
Boulevard de Courceles
Villa de Ternes
Emma A Harding
Medfield
Mass
Mr. Martin
William T. Martin
Columbia, D. C
Helen Harrison
West Fort
Sixth Street
New York City
King Edward
Walter Witton Kenilworth Martin
President Wilson Delivers Routine Papers after Surprise Lansing Visit
President Wilson visited Secretary Lansing early in the day to hand over routine papers. Ambassadors Dumba and Page figures surface in the episode as the State Department handles the case quietly. Officials say no new developments, final decisions resting with the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Lansing
White House
State Department
Wilson
Ambassador Dumba
Secret Service
Department of Labor
von Nuber
Atrixes
Bethlehem
Middle West
Splain
Wison
Lenox
Mass
Dr. Dumba
Ambassador Page
London
Thomas Dixon's Fall of a Nation serial in Sunday Post
Thomas Dixon unveils a new twenty thousand dollar story The Fall of a Nation set to begin next Sunday in the semimonthly magazine section. Dixon, famed for The Clansman and The Birth of a Nation, promises a work eclipsing his previous efforts and urges readers to subscribe to ensure full access to the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dixon
Dixon
Sunday Post
Official World War Reports From Paris to Berlin
The general staff reports artillery fighting across Belgium and France from Ypres to Arras and the Aisne, with German bombardment and limited infantry action in the Argonne. Allied and German statements describe coastal bombardments, fighter air actions, and troop advances in Poland and Ukraine, including captures and prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Belgium
Ypres
Artois
Arras
Roye
Oist
Aisne
Champagne
Rheims
Argonne
Harzee
Woevre
Arran
Oise
Austro Hungarian Troops Storm Northwest of Szupaika
In the Italian theater reports indicate Austro Hungarian forces under Gens Benign and Prince Schoenburg stormed a hostile position northwest of Szupaika. The Kreugehure Ridge area has been quiet since Monday’s Italian defeat, with enemy losses higher than expected. Italian infantry attempting an advance east of Vermegliaro was driven back with hand grenades. In the Doberda district, troops repulsed an enemy attack on the Karst Plateau salient early this morning.
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Prince Leopold of
Bavaria
Izabelin
Wolkowysk
Zelkianka
Rytanka
Pruzana
Marshal von Mackensen
Tasiolda
Drohlezyn
Tarnopol
Ostrog
Benign
Prince Schoenburg
Szupaika
Kreugehure Ridge
Carnic Alps
Vermegliaro
Doberda
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Lord the ‘Dupe
Denies
Hete
Arthur William Kelly
Union Local No. 2
Smithsonian Grounds
Fifth Cavalry Band
W. J. Cain
L. M. Harrod
Alstyne Y Patrol
Dublin Bay
Douglas Walter
Bailey
Remick
Lamps
Hhlhiye
Inspector Faurot
Inspector Cray
Homicide
Nicnais
New England Woolen Mills
Irving National Bank
Nichols
Boat Seventy-ninth Street
Nichola
von Bernstorff
Wolf
ARMY
NAVAL
Palmist’s
Rich
Dumba
Official War Reports
Germany
Middelkerke
Westende
Ostend
le Mesni
Freiburg
Baden
Field Marshal
von Hindenburg
Daudsewad
Friedrichstadt
Gan
von Hichhorn
Trokinowe
Vilna
Jezlory
Wolkowsk
Constantinople
Turkish War Office
Anafarta
Seddul Bahr
Austria
Vienna
Austrian War Office
Volhynia
Podkamien
Radziwilow
Ikwa
Sereth
Tarnono
Strusow
Trembowlaughting
State Board of Health of
Minnesota
Boards of Health
Ray
Graham
N. B.C
National Biscuit Company
Palm Beach
G Street
Palais Royal
A. Lisner
Manhattan
SOL. Herzog & Co., Inc
6Th St
Jie Belasco Theater
Joe U IF Weber
Henry Blossom
Victor
Mighty
Victor Herbert
Deluke Peter
Clark
Rosey Posey Girls
Buty Watson's
Beef ‘Trust
F. Keith
Eve
Scar
Mack & Walker Honey Boy Minstrels
Gertrude Hoffman
A. H. van Bure
Jerry
Pullman
Excuan
Florence Reid
MAT
Permunaliti
Barrymore l
Northern Virginia Exposition
Clarendon
Grand Touranmat Toursiag
Glen Echg
Fred
Maxwell
Wonder Car
Detroit ‘Y, Jr
Oldsmobile Waverley
Pollock Car Corporation
JOIR
Evicisen
Cadillac Baker Electrics
Cook & Stoddard Co
Congressional Garage CO
Agts
Ave
Tell
Resorts and Travel
Atlantic City Hotels
Albemarle
Tte Bini
Beach
I. F. Cope
Atlantic City
J. Aywaya
Alweys
Alwara
Young
Wiltshire
Hark Ter
E. Musi Up Whig
Sear Sasu Felis Ste
Monticello
AED
Kentucky Ave
Reschtens
Chile
Roe
Sir Omarlborough-Senheim
Atlantic Coty
Jobiah White
Boscobel
Tantic
Virginia Ave
Vate Baths
ua _daily
Beaumon
Reach
Washington HA
Leth and
H ST. James Hotel
N. W
Cairo
Virginia Resorts
Heart of the Alleghan
Lleghany Inngoshen
Tlustrated Ronklet
George H. Lebker
Mer
Alleghany Hotel Co
Propr
Norfolk Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
T. Fader
Seturdans
Ocean View
Camberlin Hotel
Sun
Boston
Sea Modern Palace Steamers
Dehsen
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat CO
Baltinone
Savannah
Jacksonville
Mesis
Acrommoda- Mone
Etcamere
Best Serview
Staturuu
Kathe
Wirelean Telegraph
Anvwi Ried
Sroa
Turner Pla
Ocean ‘Ean
Mers Cunard
Rastatutehe
Europe
Liverpool
Ordonage
Worl Company
State ST. WN. Y
Washington, D.C
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