Death comes in street for Reuters a Brooklyn couple
Emil Reuter, 46, flour merchant, and his wife Ida, 64, died within minutes of each other after a midnight collapse on 88 Madison street Brooklyn. Mrs Reuter died first, likely of heart disease, as her husband suffered a fatal stroke while aiding her. They will be buried together at home on Madison street, with brother Henry P. Schmidt of the Board of Education involved in arrangements.
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Mrs Sloane Returns to Society Dinner Host Planned
New York society awaits a large dinner hosted by Mrs Elbridge T Gerry at the Gerry house to honor Mrs Henry T Sloane. The event marks Mrs Sloane's return from recent seclusion in her East Eighty Second Street residence and follows a declined invitation to Mrs William Astor's.
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Wife acts as own attorney in Kansas City divorce
Mrs Mabel Gaulter, wife of a former Independence resident, acted as her own attorney in the divorce suit brought by her husband. Judges praised her handling, but the husband produced compromising letters to a detective. The court granted him a decree and custody of their four children.
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Justice declines bond on Moore case in Supreme Court
New York January 27 Justice Book stayer in the Supreme Court today declined to accept Joseph Neil Campbell as bondsman for Fayne Strahan Moore. The hearing reflected ongoing proceedings in a case tied to Moore and his associates with Bond issues and accountability in the county court system.
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Prince Alfred of Saxe Coburg Gotha Stricken by Scandal
Vienna Jan 27 The young Prince Alfred heir to the Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha arrives in Meran for treatment at a private sanatorium after a decline blamed on wine women and cards. His dismissal from his regiment follows Berlin gambling scandals and he had recently toured Russia with the Czar. Born in 1882 at Buckingham Palace, he is Queen Victoria’s grandson.
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Grave illness clouding young prince in Berlin tale
Report of Prince Alfred's grave condition based on the private physician of the Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha. The narrative notes nervous prostration and spells of melancholic insanity amid court gossip and disciplinary actions after a gambling crisis affecting officers of the First Infantry Regiment of the Guards.
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Maine Victims Remembered With Stone Graves At Key West
Quartermaster Hyde orders twenty eight grave stones sent to Key West Florida to honor twenty four Maine sailors and four Winslow torpedo boat victims buried there. Stones mark unknown graves by numbers with six named Maine men listed among known to be buried at Key West. inscriptions read U S S Battleship Maine killed in Havana Harbor February fifteenth eighteen ninety eight.
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Edward Bellamy Club Forming Meeting Planned
Admirers of the late Edward Bellamy will gather at 2 p m tomorrow in the Central Labor Union rooms Wells Memorial building to organize the Edward Bellamy Club Social reformers invited to join the meeting.
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Bargains at Burton Mansfield & Pierce Overcoats Sale
Enormous stock of overcoats bought at 60c on the dollar goes on sale at A M Make your selections at once. All wool kersey and vicuna coats in stock with deep discounts from wholesale prices to retail values planned. Hundreds of suits listed with prices from five to sixteen fifty and beyond.
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Magnificent sale of imported suits and boys wear at Almy Co
Hundreds of suits in wool worsteds cheviots serges and subsidies offered at deep discounts. mens suits from 5.75 to 22 and up to 40 choice 177 double breasted serge and plenty of boys knee trousers middy suits reefers and all wool outfits at reduced prices. Sale at R. T. Almy Co 590 Washington st.
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Tongueless Woman Freed After Self-Inflicted Tongue Amputation
Mary Holly, once speechless and tongueless after severing her own tongue during a mentally troubled episode, has been discharged from St. Joseph's Hospital as cured in hospital terms yet remains hopelessly maimed. Doctors cite mental irresponsibility at the time and state that illness and family troubles fueled the despondency culminating in the act. The hospital treated the life-threatening wound and restored health, though the tongue injury is permanent.
Missing Melrose youth Everett Gerry found in Maine
Everett Gerry, the Melrose youth reported missing last week, telegraphed his parents yesterday afternoon to say he is staying with relatives in Maine. The update ends a days long concern for his safety and reunites the family.
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