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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1911

Page

10

Bride awaits in vain as heiress wife seeks word from missing husband

Mrs. Louis Marshall Ream, formerly Eleanor Pendleton of The Belle of Mayfair, waits four days for word from her husband Louis, son of financier Norman B. R. Ream. He left Thompson, Connecticut, to tell his wealthy father of the marriage and has not returned or answered messages. Norman Ream, Morgan associate, and others refuse comment as the couple’s future remains in doubt.

Eleanor Pendleton J. P. Morgan Washington Pont New York Louis Marshall Ream Mayfair Ream Young Ream Thompson Willam Mirgr Qin of Hornblower Miller “. Porter Norman HH Thompson F Millenaie Frust Company Miss Pendleton Hoboken Trust Company Trust Company Teas Norman BR. Ream Broad Street Norman Louis Torvekon Ves Tawner Miller Norman EE Steam Peiemi John W., Gates Thomas F Ryan Steel Trust Randolph Winslow Mount Royal Terrace Baltimore Miss Winslow Shellman Baltimore and One Westminster Wilmington

Catholic Church Faces Crisis in U S Says Archbishop

Archbishop James Edward Quigley warned at the 65th German Catholic Central Verein convention that the Catholic Church in the United States must organize to confront dangers similar to those in France and Portugal. He said persecution followed disorganization and stressed lay participation as essential for Christian America today.

United States France Portm-gal James Edward Quigley Chhurch Abinadt Cmty Amerilea

Boy Bandits Hold Up Girls near Patterson Park

Nine year old Jesse James lookalike suspects and an older brother allegedly robbed Cecilia Donaldson and Margaret Belan at Patterson Park yesterday. Police arrested two youths as a courtroom session led by Judge Williams sentenced the elder to Saint Marys Industrial School while the younger was sent home.

Washington Hattimore Lfe Jesse James Frank Savcaki Rolec Aml Henry Markword Cecilia Donaldson Margaret Belan Patterson Park St Mary’s Industrial School Oldlas

Ideal hornless musical instrument with oak cabinet

The instrument features a hornless design delivering rich sound from a grilled front. An oak cabinet, 15 inches base by 814 inches high, houses a double spring drive motor that winds while running and plays three records. A lever on a graduated dial controls speed with a start-and-step device while a 10 or 12 inch turntable spins within a nickel rim. The reproducer is Columbia Concert Grand with nickel plated exposed parts and a needle box with spare and used needles.

Columbia

Society Politics and Weddings Stir Newport Elite Circles

Plans by Mrs. Ogden Mills prize a small elite class shaping Newport society while her son and daughter in law wed in Normandy. The Mills circle, Drexel, Astor, Berwind, and Goelet names loom as dances and entertainments proliferate, with Lord Kitchener's British role and a Wilmington marriage adding to the social tapestry.

Ogden Mills John R. Drexel Philadelphia Mulls Newport Mrs. Astor Millis Amd Earl and Countess Granard Mills Edward J Berwind Julia Berwind F. Lothrop Ames August Beimont Craig Hiddin Livingston Beechmin Frederic Branson Emir Rochard Gampbrill Robert Goelet Robert Walton Goelet Austen Gray Herbert M. Harriman Joseph Harriman Oliver G. Jennings Pembroke Jones Sedie Jones Jean Morse William Goodhy Loew Smart Miler Leonard Norman Whitehouse Whitney Warren Beerton L. Winthrop KE. L. Winthrop William Woodward Mabel Gerry Lawrence L. Gillespie

Legal Record 1911 DC equity and probate docket summaries

The District of Columbia courts list numerous cases across Equity, Criminal, Circuit, Probate, and Chancery dockets. Highlights include appearances ordered for nonresidents, interpleader approvals, contempt orders, and numerous real estate conveyances and administration filings in dozens of wards and squares, with bonds and dates ranging through 1912.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court Justice Gould Association For Works of Mercy Walter Attokeys Gordon & Gordon Erskine Gordon Sloman Munford Plaintif Hillver H. T. Lerch Joan Ridout Arnald Ve. Arnold Irving Williamson Michael A. B. Webb Edwin Forrent Patterson Vs. Fox H. E. Davis Kappler & Merillat P. H. Marshall Franz Ratbowski W. D. Davidge Frank Healy District J. H. Zabel W. ¥. Ambrose Cotterill E. L. Gies Peters W. J. Lambert R. H. Yeatman

How to Save on a Small Salary for a Business Girl

The article argues that true economy begins with saving oneself and boosting earning power. It discourages night work, which harms health and prospects, and advises gradual saving of small amounts, prudent buying, and living within means to advance in the business world. It stresses daily vigor, continual learning, and prioritizing long term financial growth over short term cutbacks.

Perkins Bond Executors and Administrators Named

L N Perkins announces bonding for executors and administrators, and all related employed agents, in the Coloraés district. The filing outlines coverage for heirs, estates, and fiduciary roles.

L. N. Perkins

Dalzell's Flag Returns After Theft at Boarding House

Private Dalzell of 1107 Ninth Street Northwest recovered the United States flag stolen from his window. The veteran intends to press charges, contacting the district attorney to present the case to a Federal grand jury. Detective Cornwell is monitoring a suspect said to be “old enough to know better.”

United States Dalzgil Ninth Street Fide Dalzell Cornwell

Impulse Makes Him Thief Victim of Force He Cannot Resist

William B. Ford told a New York magistrate he was driven by an irresistible force after pleading guilty to stealing two 8-cent subway tickets. A former University of Tennessee graduate and railroad lawyer, he served in the Spanish-American War and the Philippines, was dishonorably discharged after a sun stroke, and has lived a tumultuous life including a prior court-m martial and a prison sentence. Ford was fined 500 dollars and given one year in prison.

New York William B. Ford Ford University of Tennessee Fort Worth Denver Oklahoma Tennessee

Baby cured from eczema after using Curicura remedies

Mrs T B Rosser of Mill Hall Pennsylvania recounts a severe infant eczema case that covered her baby for eight weeks. After starting Curicura Soap and Ointment the child’s skin healed, hair regrew, and the baby became comfortable again.

Ecrema T. B. Rosser Mill Hall Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Dept Boston Tara Hberal

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