Sobriety questioned in bitter Quebec marriage breakup
Exulda Caron, via interpreter, told Judge Dorian of 20 years of trouble with Eilsee Caron and the divorce. She says he drank constantly, was rarely sober, and she has custody of three children with another grandchild. She plans to stay to care for the kids. The case spanned years and moves, with demurrers and transfer requests in separate divorce actions, including Harry and Pearl Cox and James Hutchins versus Nelle Hutchins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exulda Caron
Dorian
Eilsee Caron
Mar F
Mindie
Drew
Ivan D. Thomas
Latte R. Thomas
Helena
Harry T. Cox
Pearl Cox
Crere
Nellie Thurston
Henry Thurston
Hi Hamid
James H. Hutchins
Nelle
M.” Hutchins
Hey
San Francisco
First Use of Resinol Stops Terrible Itch
A reader recounts eczema lasting eight years before Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment relieved it after the first application. The advertisement promotes Resinol products as cures for eczema and other skin conditions and warns against substitutes. It notes a free trial offer and directs readers to Resinol Department H-R in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccvema
Ethel Scott
Dept
H-R
Resinol
Baltimore
Washington governor rides on the milky way
Mount Vernon Washington May 22 Gov Ernest Lister arrives on his good roads trip with his car colliding with two milk wagons. The governor’s vehicle was slightly damaged and he was splashed with milk in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Wash
Ernest Lister
City
Mrs Dora Hittowe dies in Seattle widow of Alaska Bishop
Mrs Dora Hittowe wife of Sapiscopal Bishop Peter Trimble Rowe of Alaska died in Seattle. She accompanied her husband on travels shared hardships and aided missionary work among Indians and miners in the North.
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Seattle
Dora Hittowe
Peter Trimble Rowe
Alaska
North
Fashion description from Paris hinting at suede and mousseline styles
The note outlines suede colored taffeta and mousseline used for the underskirt tunic and sleeves, with a hat trimmed by a horsehair decoration. It presents a concise Paris fashion hint emphasizing fabric and trim details in a period style.
Hank Oppenheimer a Pillar of Butte Business Scene
Henry E. Oppenheimer known as Hank by hundreds of men in Butte for over 27 years, is a key figure in the Symons Dry Goods firm where he serves as secretary and treasurer of the Ansonia investment company. He is a longtime Silver Bow and Country Club member and a prominent supporter of local baseball, often taking front seats at major games.
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Henry E. Oppenheimer
Hank
Hank” Oppenheimer
Butte
Nebraska City
Neb
Ogden
Coun
Oppenheimer
Symons Dry Goods Company
Nets Ae
Ansonia Sment Company
Silver Bow Club
Country Club
Rik
Donlan to Form Own Jury Panel for Pending Trials
Judge Donlan aims to clear backlog by drawing a 75 member venire for a temporary panel. He plans to use jurors from his own pool to handle ready cases, possibly two murder and other felony matters, and will stop borrowing jurors from other departments. Aiming to finish in about two weeks, he seeks sworn men from merchant and professional circles, not those with urgent business obligations. The commission of Malloy Grurod and Haven drew the panel. verdicts include guilty pleas in graft cases.
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Donlan
Yker
Dan Tr. Malloy
A. A. Grurod
J. JA. Haven
Woman Threatened Denies Death Plot as Wedding Near
A fragment reports a woman claiming threats against her life amid a planned marriage. She asserts she will wed, while police pursue a suspect named Aribaldi and search for his brother William Antonio and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aribaldi
George
William
Antonio
Strike Settlement Hopes From Wilson Efforts
Secretary of Labor Wilson voiced hope for settlement of the Colorado strike as two mediators, one for miners and one for operators, reported progress at a cabinet meeting. Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver continues arbitration efforts while federal control plans were discussed. Lindsey’s push to shut mines until arbitration is accepted was not favored.
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Washington
Colorado
Wilson
Ben Lindsey
Denver
Chicken Pot Pie Cookery By Janet McKencie Hill
The passage references chicken pot pie as a chef’s favorite and cites Janet McKencie Hill of the Boston Cooking School Magazines. It notes varied opinions on chicken tenderness and preparation, with scattered phrases about serving, appetite, and regional mentions, all reflecting a culinary item in a historical menu context.
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Janet McKencie Hill
Boston Cooking School
Quiet title suit over 34 acres in Missoula Gulch mining ground
In federal court A W Barnard Realty sues to quiet title to 34 acres of mining ground in Missoula Gulch with placer rights and six quartz mining claims, alleging trespass and seeking injunction. Testimony covers location, ore samples, and historical mining activity from 1860s to 1870s, including leasers and production estimates.
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Missoula Gulch
A. W. Barnard Realty’ Company
JP. Nolan
Albert Iriene
Yellow Jacket
Summit Valley
Summit Valley Mining [Lode At] the [Gisterers
Neptune
Mount Moriah
Triumph
Gagnon
Aide 40 Mide
Yellow Jacket Lode
Yorland
Kropf
Peterson
Butte
W. A. Clark
Mr. Newkirk
Corinne
A. W. Barnard
Samuel Barker Jr
Mining suit to determine six claims in landmark case
The witness described the ground and corroborated Nolan's testimony. The case is crucial for mining men and is expected to last about three days. Plaintiff is represented by E. B. Howell and E. M. Lamb, with T. F. Nolan, Donovan & Scallon for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir. Nolan
E. B. Howell
E. M. Lamb
T. F. Nolan
Donovan & Scallon
Will of General Sickles Grandchildren Heirs
New York May 22 The will of General Sickles names ten year old E Sickles Crackenthorpe and thirteen year old Stanton Crackenthorpe as heirs with others. A legacy of 5000 dollars goes to Gen Horatio King and smaller sums to servants. The estate is valued as small, with a home on lower Perth Avenue and two mortgages as the main asset. General Sickles inherited a fortune from his father, once owning much of New Rochelle, N Y, but the fortune dwindled after poor investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. Sickles
Stanton
Bickle
Christopher Crackenthorpe
Ida Blanche Crackenthorpe
Stanton Sickle
Tes Crackenthorpe
Horatio King
Lower Perth Avenue
General Sickles
New Rochelle
N.Y
Qwin
Rupert High School Linked to Early Electrified Building
A Rupert Idaho high school is described as the first large building worldwide to be located entirely by electricity. The claim highlights pioneering use of electrical systems in a public school setting.
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Rupert
Idaho
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Archibald Paint Co
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Luther” Barnard
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