Paris Auto Tragedy Ties Speed Madness To Deaths
Paris August 15 The Fair death scene provokes shock as relatives and automobile men discuss a fatal crash. The car was bought from M Fournier. Fair reportedly warned about imprudent speed on a treacherous Champs Elysees incline. Victims were Mr and Mrs Fair.
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Paris
Charles Pair
Fair
Fai
Avenue Des Champs Elysee
Ike W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
M. Fournier
Evreux
Death of Charles Fair and wife unsettles estate details
The sudden automobile crash near Evreux France killed Charles Fair and his wife. In San Francisco the estate unsettles include whether a will exists in Knights & Heggerty possession. Public administrator delays pending proof of death while heirs in New Jersey and Newmarket contend for property shares. Mel Felson plans to relocate to San Francisco to assist heirs.
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Boulder
Colo
C. J. Smith
Charles Fai
France
Smith
New Jersey
Sarah Leseer
Orange
Laura Leopard
Caldwell
Libbie Brunell
Will Smith
Newmarket
Abraham Nelson
Charles Bair
Evreux
San Francisco
Europe
Pair
Othe de
Fairs Holdings
Charles Fair Hand
Carroll Cook
Charles
Big Will
Knight & Heggerty
Mel Felson
Francisco
Fairs
Elizabeth Rune Union
Laura Caldwell
Ned Willan
Power Suit Ramps Up as Weidenfeld Testimony Unfolds
The New York case against the Northern Pacific moved forward with Herbert Limberger presenting records of transactions between Content & Co. and Weidenfeld, including 100 shares of Northern Pacific stock bought December 1901. Judge Lancaster’s stance on the Great Northern suit as a strike issue sparked questions, while Mr. Guthrie pressed for Chapman's account. Weidenfeld described meetings with Thomas, Lamb, and House actions, and referenced a West meeting stock transfer. The article also notes peanut varieties and a Civil Service exam anecdote about Pat McCann and the mowing list.
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New York
Peter Power
Northern Pile
Herbert Limberger
H. Content & Co
Camille Weideld
Northern Pacific
Weidenfeld
Steyne
Ellsworth J. Chapman
Limberger
Guthrie
Chapman
Boudin
Juidge Lancaser
van Sant
Supreme Court of the United States
Lancaster
Great Northern
Lancer
Thomas
Lamb
Stevie
West
Power
Iesele
Cine the Peaxuds
Elases
New York Sun
Civil Service
Weil
Pat McCann
Hemet Nut From the Richmond Dispute
Fragment from a humorous Virginia column noting many aliases for the peanut and playful political satire. It mentions the peanut as Congressiable, “Hingham” rhetoric, and a fashionable reception with Mrs Senator, plus a satire on Western lobbyists and magazine depictions.
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Richmond
Virginia
Congressi
Hingham
Washington
Senator
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