Love grows cold as government clerk faces divorce suit
Anna L. York sues Frank W. York a railway mail clerk in district court claiming infidelity and obscene letters from 1891 to 1902. She cites co respondents Mrs Karl Sawyer and Patsey, seeks $40 monthly alimony and $100 attorney fee, with letters showing threats and cruelty. The case shows long marriage begun in Grand Forks in 1899 and alleged misconduct at a North Washington street home. The article also notes a New York Central and Pennsylvania timetable meeting and train speed plans.
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Anna L. York
Frank W. York
United States Mail Service
Karl Sawyer
Patsey
Cliff
Bobbie
Sam
Grand Forks
N. D
North Washington Street
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Miscellany
J K O Neill of Hancock registered at the Finlen. S W Cooper of Wichita registered at the Thornton. Mr and Mrs F M Keiser of Lake Linden guests at the Finlen. Mr and Mrs B W Murray of Great Falls guests at the Thornton. Doctors Campbell McCrimmon and Irvin left for St Paul. H Edwards of horticulture board went to Helena. H Wilson returned from a west business trip. Marriage license issued to J L Templeman and Irene Le Beau. David G Allen returned from Portland eight months away. Levin couple returned from California to West Granite. Chester Lyman, Stanford year one, son of G F Lyman. Samuel Cohen, arrested for city ordinance violation on reports to police. Lamb ex-congressman from Indiana visited Butte, home Terre Haute. Lamb once the youngest congressman.
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J. KE. O'Neill
Hancock, Mich
Finlen
Ss. W. Cooper
Wichita
Kan
Thornton
F. M. Keiser
Lake Linden
Mich
B. W. Murray
Great Falls
Donald Campbell
F. W. McCrimmon
A. K. Irvin
St. Paul
State Board of Horticulture
Helena
H. ©. Wilson
Oregon Short Line
J. L. Templeman
Irene Isabella le Beau
David G. Allen
Portland
Charles Levin
California
West Granite Street
Chester Lyman
George F. Lyman
The
Water Company
Stanford University
Samuel Cohen
Murder at Idaho asylum as patient kills inmate
Robert Burnett, a long time inmate at the State asylum for the insane in Blackfoot Idaho, killed Timothy Driscoll with a heavy floor polishing tool. Burnett, described as a mild patient, struck Driscoll after a slow move, fracturing the skull and killing him instantly. Neither man is known to have relatives.
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Salt Lake
the Tribune
Blackfoot
Idaho
Robert Burnett
State Asylum For the
Timothy Driscoll
Burnett
Driscoll
First Step Toward Faster New York Pacific Line
Chicago report says June will mark the first great step toward a faster coast to coast line. Officials from Pennsylvania and New York Central allegedly agree to launch fast trains immediately with a goal of 20 hours between New York and Chicago.
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New York Central
New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Denver
Pacific Coast
The
Chicago Chronicle Omorrow
Mind Reading Rivalry Ends With Cold Smiles in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn a tense scene unfolds between Jenkins and Bagley as they try mind reading with a woman observer. The rivalries flare when Bagley taunts Jenkins and a prankish bet ends with a sharp retort about the limits of expertise.
Finches Treasured Hoard Sparks Bank Reforms Debate
The article recalls Finch who moved to Tuscola from Chicago and died with 2500 sewn on him while 10000 hidden nearby, leaving a 60000 estate. Investors fear bank storage after a Blandinsville fire cost J T Bissell thousands. Congressman Mickey and Senator Mason push for compensation, but bills fail amid political inertia and bureaucratic backsliding.
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Marshall County
Finch
Tuscola
Chicago
J.T. Bissell
Blandinsville
Aftidavit
Mickey
Mason
B'ssell
Insane Desire to Murder Brother's Family Led to Amputation
Forest City Arkansas correspondence reports Captain Georges Head found his brother W. W. Head, long afflicted by a brain injury, had sudden murderous thoughts toward his brother's family. In a violent act he severed both legs below the knees with an axe, then spoke of crippling himself.
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Forest City
Ark
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Georges Head
Marianna
Captain Head
Globe Emocrat
W. W. Head
Japanese Wins American Beauty In Paris Correspondence
Mildred Ackermann the California beauty returns as Mme Gaibara with a 19 year old Japanese husband claiming triple marriages. She plans to settle in Japan while buying antique items for her home. Meanwhile remains found in Girga Egypt show ancient preservation of hair nails ligaments and even nerves. Scottish coronation drama rises as Jacobite Theodore Napier plans to challenge King Edward VII joining a kilted crowd in Edinburgh.
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Paris
Mildred Ackermann
California
London
Mme
Gaibara
Count Vwladoski
Smyrna
Cairo
Transvaal
England
Yokohama
Japan
Mayesty
Edward VII
Scos
Edward
Edeward I
Leeds
Theodore Napier
Edinburgh
Society Scene Names Fiction Writer and Griffin Goofs
In a London club reception the crowd reacts as a valet announces Anthony Hope Hawkins mispronounced as Mr. OPawkins. Mrs. Hugh Reid Griffin, club president, is shown as a witty hostess amid social bustle. The moment highlights society’s playful misnaming of a famed author.
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Mrs. Griffin
Mr. O'Pawkins
Hope Hawkins
New York Times
Anthony Hope
Hugh Reid Griffin
American Woman's Club
London
Mr. O’pawkins
Tillman decries star pinning with bayonet remark
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes Senator Tillman is often objectionable yet his line we want no star pinned to our by a bayonet is cited as an American sentiment.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Tillman
Governor Promulgates Special Law for Rathbone Case
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports a special law issued by Governor Wood to address the Rathbone case, asserting it is necessary to do justice in a notably bad situation.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Wood
Rathbone
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Brooklyn Fagle
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Mr Jenkins
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