Courtroom Tears Mark Divorce Hearing For Princess Partridge Bu galitcheff
Princess Evelyn Partridge Bugalitcheff sues for divorce from Prince Nicholas Vindaorteh Kugati in New York Supreme Court recounting indignities endured since marriage in Chicago on October 10 188x and travel to America with son Vladimir age fourteen. The prince testified in a quiet princely manner amid the trial as Mrs Fane Hathaway attends.
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Iussia
Justice Milne
New York Supreme Court
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Charles Artriage
Chicago Board of Trade
Bing
Indicator at hoist causes death in Butte mine accident
James J Thirwell aged 19 of 18 North Minn street died last night in a surface mine accident at Mountain Conthine when a failing indicator allowed a five deck cage to plunge from the gallows frame injuring a fellow worker Ben Moran of 427 West Iron street. Thirwell and Moran were aboard a cage that struck a wagon, toppled the frame and caused the cable to snap. Thirwell was killed instantly. Moran suffered bruises. The incident halted operations and crews prepared for repairs as the mine awaited the night shift. Thirwell was born and raised in Butte. survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Thirwell, two sisters Mrs Lorina Sullivan and Miss Margaret Thirwell, and an uncle Dan Frazge in Butte.
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Protest Over Paving Type In Main Street District
A circulating protest in the business district opposes the proposed resurfacing plan for streets now paved with granite blocks. Property owners seek details on paving options and costs before signing, suggesting they would support cheaper resurfacing with current blocks or alternative materials if affordable. The group emphasizes they are not against paving itself, only the method and expense.
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Broadway
Democratic Women Plan Card Parties for Fund Drive
The Democratic Women's club of Mute Nas schedules three card parties over the next three months to raise funds for entertaining state Democratic clubs in the spring. The first event is at Stevens and Manley's hall tonight. A card party by the auxiliary Temple B is planned in the vestry of the temple on Washington and Galena Streets this evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Mary Genevieve Kellett will appear for the Arts and Crafts club in The Irish drama at the Auditorium on Monday January 1916. Adults and students invited.
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Schoolboy returns with decoration awarded few
Jonlet Medford high school student who vanished before graduation in June has returned as a veteran of an unnamed regiment and wears a decoration for the few survivors. The 19 year old was released from service after intervention by Secretary Lansing.
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el Pool
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Jews Seek Greater Liberty After Peace Declared
New York reports activity from Jewish groups as peace nears. Prominent Jews in the city push for a Jewish congress to advance liberty for Jews in Europe, with committees in 36 major American cities to elect delegates. Jewish organizations both secular and religious join the effort amid wartime upheaval.
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Europe
Canadian Army Surgeon Arrested in England
Reports reach Lome that Dr Robert Mills Minuson a Canadian Army surgeon serving in France was arrested on charges tied to theft of funds from a Manitoba province campaign effort. He headed a local cannery and was alleged to have aided financing from parliament contracts. Diplomatic notes reference wider Austro-Italian tensions.
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Robert Mills
France
Maite
Winnines
Manitoba
Robert Mille
Wastinony
Renesstoy
Peace painting by Besnard vanished from New York pier
Alvert Besnard’s famed Peace painting loaned for a war relief exhibit has disappeared from a New York pier. Trustee William Francklyn Paris of French Art said the piece, executed for the French government and dated July 26, 1934, was part of Carnegie’s Peace Palace project and vanished amid wartime relief efforts.
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Alvert Besnard
America
New York City
William Francklyn Paris
Andrew Carnegie
Langue
California movies camps come in for investigation
A garbled California article reports on alleged immorality in camps and local officials amid accusations of corruption. It cites attorneys, council, and named individuals in a flawed recount of investigations and refusals, mentioning imported crowns and price comparisons as broader context.
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California
Germany learns to cope without cotton
Fragmentary OCR hints at a World War II era note on Germany managing without cotton, mentioning 'Oey As rites Pi' and a possible Baltic or allied context. The readable text is incomplete, offering no clear dates, places, or named organizations.
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