Marlborough Couple feud widens as deed of separation denied
Reports claim a separation deed between the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough has been signed over incompatibility. The Duke stays at Blenheim while the duchess remains at Sunderland House. Lawyers say no deed exists and custody of children remains disputed. Churchill relatives present at Blenheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Leeds
Duke and Duchess of Marlborough
Manchester Guardian F
Duchess of Marlborough
Sunderland House
Blenheim
Marlborough
Winston Spencer Churchill
Blenheim Castle
Politicians Busy on Walkerville Hill Campaign Scenes
Politicians from all parties have crowded Walkerville hill in the past week with nightly rallies and vigorous voter outreach. Registration totals top 880 after a late surge, while candidates push for Walkerville support. James M. Hall, an oldtimer and Republican hopeful, lies ill at home. Foreman John Jule employs about 20 men to trench for water lines needed to supply nearby mines, as labor shortages hinder progress and surface improvements continue on Lexington streets.
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Walkerville
Prough
James M. Hall
John Jule
Moulton
Black Rock
Lexington
Democratic Speaking Appointments Listed Across Cities
A schedule of Democratic speaking events shows Walsh and Toole visiting Bozeman Anaconda Dillon Grant Falls Hamilton Missoula Helena and other towns across Montana. The itinerary runs from October into November with dates for each appearance including an opera house in Helena and multiple city stops.
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Walsh Bozeman
Anaconda
Dillon
Toole
Grant Falls
Hamilton
Missoula
Bozeman
Putte
Hon
J Walsh Helena
Opera House
Fragmented local notice recounts district mining figures
The article mentions export interests in a district mine, a dog fancter and Ki Cashter known for running, Tom G. Davie of Mounts View mie with no sister, EA Ford a Walkerville merchant and school board representative unable to attend, and William Jo Barnett traveling to Ruby Madison to meet friends Meek and discuss a business proposal in Madison county.
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Hocking
Tom G. Davie
Mounts View
Mie
Cation
Tacoma
EA Ford
Walkerville
William Jo Barnett
Ruby
Madison
Meek
Sooner Chase Halted As Mountain Race Readies
The article describes an event opening at noon with a real blast from giant powder set off near Dutchman view. Sub-Agent Lovegrove will time the ceremony with Fred Dalewood and James H. Sullivan as observers. Crowds gather to watch, while others plan to push into the copper region southeast of Yorkington and Walker Lake areas under clear, perfect weather.
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Pt Mountain
Dutchman
Lovegrove
Fred Dalewood
James H. Sullivan
Walker Lake
Eemeralda
Mand Lyons
Yorkington
Dow Hill
Verngton
Walker Mountain Range
Akitte Walker
Copper
Yerkington
Candy Contains Liquor Charged in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee report claims whiskey in candy is sold to children and reported to the health department. The writer notes a law bars selling whiskey to minors and another bans salinity without a license, suggesting candy-store keepers may be prosecuted. Arrests may follow if more offenses are reported.
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Mulwaukee
Wis
Health Department
Rapid Typewriters In New Contest In York
In New York a national business typewriting contest opens with East versus West and United States against foreign entrants. Miss Rose Le Fritz, current champion from New York, seeks to defend her title as competitors from Chicago Indiana Berlin Paris and London vie for top honors. The event includes divisions from business offices and government departments with prizes for high speed writing and transcription.
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York
Son Square Garden
United States
Ash
Rose le Fritz
New York
Fritz
Sen
Wilhy
Snl
Clas Ife
Washington
Mae Cartington
Springfield
Mase
Mite Th Mason
London
Eas
Misa Blanche
Mise Bea de Fries
Lanaiaville
Otetwa
Towa
Mr. McGurrin
Aif Howe
Political Ballot Arrangement Described for Tuesday Voting
Text outlines a probable party column order led by Max Fried parties with first and second columns for anti trust Democrats and labor, then Democrats, Socialists, Republican, populist, independents, anti trust Republicans, plus county officers and township offices. Funeral notices for Kennedy Rooney Axtell Hoy appear, with service details and church venues.
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Max Fried
Fudge
Ate Torney
Thesis
Ase Sessor
Scheeleers
Vegor
Puate Foo Ater
Kennedy
Sarah E. Kennedy
Famly
West Platinum Streee
Ocloc
St. Patrick's’ Church
Rooney
Timothy Rooney
Stoddard Row
More Row
Sacred Heart Church
Fragmentary obituary note lists surviving family members
Me is survived by his father, a brother in New York City, and three brothers in Philadelphia area. Names Thomas Jack Michael Martin appear in incomplete form. Age at death and full locations obscured in text.
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Pennnsylvania
Thoma
New York City
Jack
Michael
Martin
The Marriage of Kitty Enjoyed at the Broadway
The Broadway audience filled the house to see The Marriage of Kitty presented by a capable company. The sparkling comedy held attention to the end and greatly pleased the crowd. It is regretted the engagement lasted only for one night.
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Kitty Aa
Hals
Bull Attack Traps Two Girls on City Telephone Pole
Marie Carlson and Julie Carlson were held by a bull that charged and forced them to climb a lonely city pole. Rescued after six hours in freezing conditions, both sisters were ill in bed with exposure and injuries. A sister heard a noise and saw the bull pawing the ground before they escaped to the pole.
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Minneapolis
Bull
Marie
Julie
Carlson
Magazine for the blind issued by Mrs Ziegler widow
New York October 2 An American magazine for the blind the first of its kind in the country and the second in the world is a charity gift from Mrs William Ziegler widow of the baker. Walter Holmes announces the launch and free distribution to all blind persons. Limited edition books are expensive for the poor and the magazine will carry daily news short stories and contributions from the blind community.
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New York
America
William Ziegler
Walter Holmes
Laat Broadway
Hit
Ziegler
Permis
Remarkable conscience letter found a penny’s rightful claim
A Rushville reader reports a penitent letter titled by a Friend claiming a found penny near Mrs Entrikin’s house twenty years ago. The note says the coin belongs to the late Mrs W J Entrikin, asserting small things can count for much as the writer seeks restitution.
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Rushville
Vet
W. J. Entrikin
Fred
Lydia E Pinkham Story From Roots to Remedy
A historical sketch of Lydia E Pinkham born Estes in Lenn Mass in 1811 and her family. It traces her marriage to Tango Pinkham, whetting early hardship, and her rise via home remedies to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The piece details how the remedy grew from kitchen experiments to a nationwide health enterprise run by her son and daughter in law, preserving extensive case records and aiding sick women.
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Fand
Tango Pinkham
Lydia Piniham
Fremont
Lynn
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkhams
A. Jo
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Mes. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pin'ham
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