White Sulphur resort hosts grand season gathering
At White Sulphur resort a large party showcases society’s elite with prominent guests from Richmond New York St Louis and Washington. Guests include Langhorne Pryor and Langhorne family members plus Judge Pryor and Mrs Pryor of New York. The event features formal suppers, theatrical readings, and a procession of debutantes amid historic Lewisburg associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St ‘Thomas Church
Fifth Volls
New York
Morey Flew
Garlend
Very Langhoram
Alehwund
Rowe
Edward Campbell
Washington
Virdan
Albers Lanbert
Calderon
Mildred Artista
J. C Abehy
Guadrey
Shuflue
Kate Laws
Curliale
Lamghwror
Richmond
Jes Coggill
Masses
Alia
St. Louis
White
Virginia
Biggs
Yasniogwu
Edward Seow
John TL. Wink
Isehof Daly
Jollaod
James G Yeen
Tanville
Simon
Emily Adisor
Provident Decstur Tell
Axtell
Col. Money Crenshaw
Porter Brapeb
Muss Trens Langhorne
Jachy
Mira Maghy
Boum
Tennessea
Frese
Ay Jones
Williama
Lewis
Indias
Wea
Alto
Orion
United States
John Y. Laniel
White Luthor
Summers at White Sulphur Highlight Notable Visitors
The article lists numerous prominent arrivals and social figures visiting White Sulphur Springs during the summer months. Names include Miss Banks of Staten Island, Mrs J D Jon, Mr Goblen, Miss McMurtria, F L Bodine and Miss Bodine of Philadelphia, Mrs WR Coggill, Miss Lelia Coggill, Rh A Roderick, P Deming, Warer A Bryer and wife, Misses Coa, W Andrews of New York, Mrs J G Carlisle, Miss Mildred Carlisle, Miss Janie Riggs, and N M Berkeley of Washington DC, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
Staten Taland
J. D. Jon
Mr. Goblen
McMurtria
F. L. Bodine
Miss Bodine
Philadelphia
WR. Coggill
Lelia Coggill
Rh. A. Roderick
P. Deming
Warer A. Bryer
Coa
W. Andrews
New
Atlantic City Resort Struggles With Rain and Rates
Special correspondence from Atlantic City New Jersey July 9 reports heavy rainfall turning streets to rivulets and hotelkeepers blue over slow business. Despite Fourth of July crowds about 100 000 visitors, long term demand remains, with prices ranging from 1 50 to 5 00 per day and new hotels planned. The boardwalk has lengthened and the resort entertains a mix of rich and modest guests while influx of health seekers continues year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Telia
Artannio Crry
N. J
Palace Hotel
Atlantic City
Footivy
Jersey
Keystone Bank Receiver Yardley Reports Assessment
Comptroller of the Currency reviews Hon. Robert M. Yardley’s report on the Keystone National Bank of Philadelphia. Assets total 1 726 814, with 906 012 good, 000 904 43 doubtful, 153 912 91 worthless. Nobilities reach 1 785 077 45. due bills 225 000. shareholders face a 300 000 assessment payable August 11, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yardley
Hiwckbulders
Wasursatos
Laver
Gurreney
Robert M. Yardley
Keystone National Bank of Philadelphia
John Bardsley
President takes first summer surf bath at Wood Cottage
The President and party, including Mrs. Dimmick and Miss Sanger, enjoyed a twenty minute surf bath in favorable weather at a New Jersey seaside cottage. The morning involved going over mail and dispatching business before resuming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
N. J
A Japanese Maiden Joins American Gymnastics Scene
Miss Haru, a muscled Japanese gymnast adopted by a native juggler in Yokohama, arrives in New York to give gymnastics lessons to Fifth Avenue girls. Her dramatic rise began after adoption papers signed before a village magistrate, followed by years of training and astonishing tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyra
Miss Harg
Miss Haru
Yokohama
America
Eloped with the parson takes cows and hay
New Jersey tale reports farmer George W. Tappen of New Brooklyn near South Plainfield as his wife abducts household goods and cows after eloping with a Methodist parson, Rev G W Comer. She leaves notes, sends for cattle and hay, and a constable retrieves items while Tappen grieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yoas
George W. Tappen
New Brooklyn
Southlainfield
N. J
George Tappen
New Jersey
George Washington Comer
Tappen
Ife
Comer
Amwell
New Brunswick
Frank
Rev. G. W
Secret Societies Shield of Honor at Zone Lodge
Zone Lodge No 1 reports rapid growth with 20 initiates last Friday and many awaiting admission. Sisters Lodges Fort Henry No 2 and Eureka No 3 paid a fraternal visit, Fort Henry delivering initiation duties. a love feast followed with speeches, extending chatter until 1 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zone Lodge No
Fort Henry No. 2
Eureka Lodge No 3
Masonry and Lodge Activities Across Local Bodies
Masonry reports show Onlo Lodge No. 1 conferring the B A degree under senior warden Andrew Ross and Henry Dimel leading F C work. Nelson Lodge No. 30 holds a large meeting with Darrah presiding and two Fellowcrafts conferred. Alpha Lodge No. 424 sees strong interest in the wood work as Metcalf and other leaders install officers for the term. Wildey Lodge No. 2 Daughters of Rebekah set for July 15 degree work and installation by Grand Master Godfrey Schul with additional business anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onlo Lodge
Andrew Ross
Brother Ross
F. C
Henry Dimel
Nelson Lodge
Darrah Presihed
Bro
Richey
Knights of Alpha Lodge No.424
Metcalf
Lotsford
Charnock
Porter Smith
Cephas G. Davis
Joseph Weisgerber
Joseph Hall
John Brown
T. A. Hall
Otto Weisgerber
Guide
Jacob Kladleberger
Guardian
G. A. Beall
Sentinel
Jacob Kindleberger
Odto Weisgerberg
Wildey Lodge No. 2
Daughters of Rebekah
Godfrey Schul
Knights of the Golden Eagle Rise in Statewide Growth
The Knights of the Golden Eagle report rapid membership growth in the state and note strong activity at Wheeling City Castle No 2. Charters granted to prominent individuals expand interior castles while recent meetings saw election of officers and active degree work with many candidates awaiting conferral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Knights of Golden Eagle
Wheeling City Castle No
M. of KR
P. C
P. B. Lisby
N.S. R. Warthels
Will Know the Truth in New Yor July 11 Execution Inquiry
Cornel Levy claims H A Smiler body buried within city limits and challenges the legality of his execution amid reports of torture. He plans to summon Warden Brown and other witnesses to testify at the inquest. Also notes humorous snippets and an ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
Levy
H. A. Smiler
Sing Sing
Smiler
Brown
Behind the Scenes at a Broadway Burlesque Theater
A New York Herald account guides readers into a backstage world of a large burlesque show. It portrays the stage manager Mr Smith steering 250 performers through chaos while dancers chatter and scheme, revealing the power balance, hazards, and humor behind a grand production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Stevenson
Jekyll
Hyde
Tarleton
Mr. Smith
Miss So-and-so
Dons
Theleluteloa
New French warships threaten Chilean insurgents
Waintroton July 11 The vessels Errazuriz Capitaine powerful ships said to sail from France to bolster Balmaceda's navy reach Chile in about 50 days. Capitaine heavier than Errazuriz and Plato with 26900 tons steel armor four 9 inch turrets eight 47-10 inch guns and torpedo boats. Circus fight ends in fatal injury to James Richey as show breaks up. No arrests. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for spring tonic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmaceda
Waintroton
France
Balmacmia
Chin
Errazuriz
York Town
Baltimore
Boston
Chili
Capitaine
Erraruriz
Plato
Chill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tasscote
Lewusbarp
Roger A. Pryor
Pryor
Brancis Pryor
Miss Pryor
Anghters of the Revolution
Mary
Virginia Hat Association
Fuller
Ichmond
Westmoreland Tub
Hos
W.c. Preckenridgy
Oraer
Kentucky
Senate
A. Melly
International Court
Ira
Egypt
James Carter
Association I
Keystone Bank
Powderly
Wasasatos
Foster
Wircenses
Ixp
Bruceville
Jobo Fleck
Dick Price
Coan
Milburn
Newton Baker
Charles Gibso
En- Barr
Waru
the Secret Societies
Shield OF Honor
Knights OF Honor
Knights OF the Golden Eagle
Toobaloobal
Hayseed
Roeny
Greeny
Kate Field
Boris
Hood
Lke
Stock Exchange
Mr. Susich
Gaa
Horace
Ay Cameron
Dally
Oiam
Claire
IDS
Amd Aia Sm
Weoeps
Anrivr
Eregpi
W. P&m
Pitubare
Bea
Suni
Jon Aepwatineitalice
Buncay
Ome River
Ceymut
Maris
Ala
Swanton
Amd
Levelaglet Ville
Daly
Hally Ar
Woneithy
Madea
Cosery Parkwrsturg
Charirten
Clifton Forge
W. el
Tabby
THK
Bridgeport
Cleveland and
Ies
Praine
Seeapepers
Sells Circus
James Richey
Risapeake & Ohio Rate Way Company
Ras Express
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!