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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1900

Page

6

Senator Sued for Breach of Promise in Warrenton Suit

A breach of promise suit seeks 60000 dollars from Senator William Van Amburg Sullivan by Miss Lucy Leeton. The case centers on social visits and alleged romantic attentions in Warrenton Virginia where both figures are well known. The report also mentions Miss Elizabeth Stanley of Richmond Indiana departing New York to become a missionary in India with Lutheran church support.

Ward Wm. V. Sullivan Lucy Mai Leeton Warrenton Mise Leeton Panquier Femelle Institute Senator Sullivan S Tin Ward Fauquier Cemale Institute Sullivan William van Amberg Sullivan Mississippi Washington Miss Leeton Institute Warren Green Hotel Wee Elizabeth Stanley Richmond Ind New York India Second Lutheran Church West Richmond Wittenberg College Springfield General Synod of the Lutheran Church In the United States Miss Stanley Lutheran Synod

Mrs Ladenburg May Wed a Billionaire

Mrs Adolph Ladenburg reported engaged to Alfred Nett the richest man in the world. Her father was the late Alexander Stevens, cashier of the Gallatin National Bank. Her husband died in 1896 after spending winter south, missing from the steamer Ni agara during a February storm. Alfred Belt, rumored wealth of 1 billion, controls South African diamond output and price, directs major corporations and De Beers. He is a 47-year-old bachelor, partner at Wernher, Beit & Co, owning top diamond and gold mines. He is seen as powerful yet private, wealth rivaling the Rothschilds. Charles M. Hays notes mint offers 10000 for Pekin siege account. Munro, once famed prince of panhandlers, has reformed and advises refusing beggars, urging kindness without enabling scams.

May Adolph Ladenburg London Alfred Nett Alexander Stevens Gallatin National Bank Ladenburg Jadenburg Thalmann & Co Nassau Niagarea Alfred Belt South Africa Aso de Beers Company Heit Barney Barnato Wernher, Beit & Co Africa Wernher Dell & Co Figtuid Bank of

Great Scholar Frederick Muller Dies at Oxford

In the death of Frederick Max Muller professor of comparative philology at Oxford University a noted scholar is mourned. He began contributions at age twenty one with a Sanskrit fables translation and over a long career produced critical essays and translations from Asian literature.

Frederick Max Muller Oxford University Asia

Opening of Hunting Season Across North America

An overview of big game regions from the Rockies to Alaska, detailing species including mountain sheep musk ox moose bears mountain lions deer elk caribou and bison. It notes huntable ranges across states and provinces and cites legal prohibitions in several areas, with emphasis on musk ox and buffalo status.

United States British North America Rockies New Mexico Alaska Nelson Ice Nebraska Utah Montana North Dakota Oregon British Columbia Manitoba Northwest Territory Washington Nova Scotia Newfoundland Union Florida Louisiana Pennsylvania Catskills Adirondacks New York Maine Michigan Georgian Bay Canada Wyoming Rocky Mountain States California Yakutat Bay Kodiak Alaskan Islands North America Cascade Mountains Cook's Inlet Arizona Colorado Idaho America Great Slave Lake Great Fish River Franklin Bay Greenland New Hampshire New Brunswick Quebec Cape Breton Minnesota Stickine River Virginia Wisconsin Caseine Mountains New Mex Pacific Slope Mexico Texas Mississippi Lousiana Yellowstone Park

Joe Leiter May Marry Rumor Heads to Courts

Joseph Leiter the wealthy American reportedly won his suit with Mrs. Stuyvesant Le Roy and will marry soon. Mrs Le Roy and her mother plan to move from Paris to America. Commander Robert H Stewart of the British navy is promoted to captain with seniority from Sept 6 1900 for action at Taku forts. Isabella former queen of Spain seeks permission to return home after 23 years in exile.

Joe Leiter Joseph Leiter Paris Robert H. J. Stewart Taku Forts China Isabella Spain

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Mies Stanley Mrs. Ladenburg Charles M. Hays Minteter Conger Pekin Philadelphia George Munro Munro Mooro Alfred Bell The Southern Pacific Espacia Routt County Wreten Montana Osota Ottawa
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