Captain L C Griscom of Vania a War Correspondent
Captain Lloyd C Griscom served as editor of a college paper and aide to Bayard in St James. The Philadelphia Press sent him as a war correspondent in Colombia and Cuba during the Spanish War. He resigned as assistant district attorney of New York City after a serious cold and tubercular risk. He later went abroad for health when appointed to a post in Constantinople.
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Turkey
Uncle Sam
Constantinople
Lloyd C. Giscom
Minster Straus
Griscom
Vania
Tle
Limbassador Bayard
Count of St. James
Philadelphia Press
United States
Colombia
South America
Richard Slarding Davis
Henry Somerset
Cuba
Wade
New York City
Bradley Martin Hall
The RoHing Headquarters In Which Bobs Advances on Pretoria
Lord Roberts leaders a mobile command in South Africa described as a canvas covered wagon similar to a prairie schooner. His headquarters include a tailboard table for maps and a few folding chairs with a cot bed, showing a lean camp setup near front lines.
Lord Roberts Commands From Frontline War Office
The article portrays Lord Roberts in the field, sleeping in a wagon with personal belongings, traveling with the advance and within earshot of firing. His makeshift headquarters appears as a brisk business office where dispatches are written and orders issued as troopers move and battles unfold toward Pretoria.
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Lord Roberts
Bobs
Pretoria
Town Topics on City life and reform varied across papers
A collage of quips from newspapers about crime death and reform. Chicago taunts discuss the thug trade and crowded professions while Boston quips on dying versus living there. New York’s subway underground and Boston’s subway label spark light mockery. Police and reform talk draw skepticism and demoralizing literature. Philadelphia generosity cited as six people donate millions to public uses.
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Chicago
Detroit Tribune
Boston
Boston Globe
New York
Worcester Gazette
Peither
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Washington Star
Philadelphia
Chicago Tribune
Their married life lacks congenial harmony
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes a strained marriage as he pursues music while she neither sings nor plays. The joke suggests she is no harpist, contrasting his artistic focus with her quiet absence from music.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Constitution Island Definite Naval Preserve Aims for Federal Ownership
Historic site in the Hudson opposite West Point stands as Fort Constitution from Revolutionary days. Senator Depew pushes a bill for Congress to buy the island as a military reservation joining West Point park. The island hosts old chain defenses, wartime links preserved at Newburg and Trophy Point, and ties to Susan Warner and the Warner sisters who once kept cadets there. In time, Congress may act to place Constitution Island under federal ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Old Constitution Island
Hudson River
West Point
Fort Constitution
Hudson
Burgoyne
Chauncey M. Depew
Congress
West Point Park
Martelaer
General Greene
Constitution Island
Lord Stirling
Washington
James Clinton
Provisional Congress
George Clinton
Fort Montgomery
Newburg
Trophy Point
Gees’ Point
Susan Warner
Cadets’ Monument
Anna Bartlett Warner
Grant
Sherman
McClellan
Robert FE. Lee
Rosecrans
Anna Warne
Queechy
Warner Sisters
Uncle Sam
The Well Dressed Woman of the Season
The Ellen Terry batwing tie in silk pastel tones leads a summer fashion lineup. Surplice bodice fronts with long scarf ends and varied waistlines highlight the season. French hats, oversized crowns and brims dominate millinery, while gauze and chiffon trimmings decorate Easter style bat of zephyr straw.
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Ellen Terry
Batiste
Belfast
Doctor Reynolds Heroic Service in Civil War and Manila Work
Dr. Reynolds earned recognition for heroism at Shiloh accompanying her husband, a lieutenant on General McClernand's staff. She served with the Seventeenth Illinois and later practiced medicine in Santa Barbara. In the Philippines she aided the Red Cross, helped teach Manila children, and led schooling efforts amid a systematized relief program.
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San Francisco
Belle L. Reynolds
Philippines
Shiloh
Yates
Trindy
Reynolds
McClernand
Reypolis
Seventeenth Illinois Regiment
Manila
Sed Cross
Red Cross
New York Red Cross
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Golden Rule Clothing Store
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M. Jacobi
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Third Street
Aller Bros
West Third Street
Eton
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Winona Shoe Co
Stahlbrol Bros
W. Third St
Ostance
Elephon
Twin Cities
Northwestern Telephone Exchange Company
Serry
South Huff Street
Foot Ficter
Lucile Sam
Young Representative
Lloyd C Griscom
Roberts
Sam
Annette Crawford
Belle Reynolds
Major Belles
Wrugk & Behling
W. Third
Finona
H. J. Grabow
East Third St
Hood
Louie Jeffries
New Philadelphia
Geo. J. Hillyer
Rators
Kingsbury
Chase & Sanborn’s
H. W. Kingsbury
G. W. McKinstry
T. F. Donnelly
the Tailor
Grabow's
Havana
Golden Eagle
M. Rahm
W. Fifth St
Clothiers
Minnesota
J. A. Merigold Jr., & Co
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