Svengali in real life lures Jersey City woman away
Mrs Mary Brauer of 9 1 2 Ogden avenue Jersey City deserts her husband Walter Brauer and their baby after becoming entranced by Carl Reigg leader of the Gemischter Chorus. Neighbors say Reigg inspired the affair and Brauer was expelled from the chorus meeting.
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New York
Mary Brauer
Ogden Avenue
Jersey City
Gemischter Chorus
Walter Brauer
Carl Reigg
Mrs. Brauer
Reigg
Singing Society
Mary
Gemischter
Walter
Brauer
Vassar Maids Suffer Colic Epidemic Among Students
Vassar College in Poughkeepsie faces a colic outbreak among about 600 inmates. The Students Association considers a health board and food water bureau after a past veal stew episode and recent chicken fricassee not matching youth standards. Dairy and water sources are praised, but officials fear unseen contamination.
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Poughkeepsie
Vassar
Students’ Association
Adler's Collection of Wives Leads to Warrant Request
In New York Louis Adler a Brooklyn lawyer who wed Mies Sadie Weyler has vanished since Thursday. Weyler asked Justice Brenner for a warrant on bigamy charges. She fears Adler may have two or three wives. Weyler's family opposed the marriage doubting his wealth claims. The couple moved to the girl's home awaiting Adler's use of supposed money to furnish their residence.
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O St. Mark’s Avenue
Adler
New Orleans
New York City
Caroline Levy
Miss Weyler
Weyler
New York
Nebraska
Adams Street
Louis Adler
Mies Sadie Weyler
Brooklyn
Justice Brenner
Alder
Salvation the great pain cure offered for sale
An offer advertises Salvation the great pain cure available for 25 cents. It presents a brief sales pitch with a price and invitation to purchase.
Wealthy Dallas cattle man loses bid to split couple
Hugh F Ewing 19 won habeas corpus to keep 15 year old bride Marietta Gwaltney from Oak Cliff Female College elopement. Father Colonel G T Gwaltney dismissed case at cost after wife relented. Bride to receive $50,000 at 18 and couple depart with $2000 bridal tour funds.
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Dallas
Tex
Hugh F. Ewing
Marietta Gwaltney
G. T. Gwaltney
Oak Cliff
Texas
Mrs Deacon Leaves America for France with Children
Mrs Florence Parker Deacon, ex-wife of Edward Parker Deacon, sailed for France Saturday with her children and her brother-in-law. The former husband stays at McLean Asylum in Waverley for paresis and will remain there indefinitely, hospital officials said.
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Florence Parker Deacon
Edward Parker Deacon
France
McLean Asylum
Waverley
Severe NW gale delays port arrivals and coal supply
A heavy northwest gale with snow blocks the safe arrival of over forty coal schooners and barges, sending them to Provincetown and Vineyard Haven. The local coal market drains as fishing and towboat activity slow and a fleet of empty coal barges awaits on the East Boston flats. The Norseman reaches Charlestown in eleven days from Liverpool. Picqua brings fruit from the Mediterranean after a brutal Atlantic crossing marked by gales and a high seas voyage.
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Vineyard Haven
T Wharf
South Channel
East Boston Flats
Atlantic
Warren
Norseman
Williams
Charlestown
Petersen
Hesper
Brown
Barnstable Bay
Gibraltar
Georges
Gulf Stream
Wreckers Struggle to Raise City of Gloucester at Lovell's Island
The City of Gloucester remains beached at the southeast government wharf on Lovell's Island after grounding to prevent sinking. Wreckers under Captain George Deane patch the hull aboard the Aid while divers and pumps operate, aiming to float the vessel and tow it to Central wharf for unloading and drydock repairs. Cape Ann likely serves the Gloucester route meanwhile.
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Government Wharf
Lovell’s Island
Ober
Broad Sound
City of Macon
City of Birmingham
Menemsha
A. Fiske
Winthrop
Graves
William S. Slater
Gloucester
Richard S. Steele
Meridian Street Bridge
Sullivan
George Deane
William Sprague
Charley Dolan
Boston Towboat Company
Aid
Central Wharf
Simpson
Here
Man Cites Unprecedented Event in This Latitude
Captain Brown states he has never before heard of such an occurrence in this latitude, emphasizing its unusual nature and surprise at the incident.
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Brown
Waterworks keeper fails to reach shore on shifting ice
Nicholas Backus, keeper of the Cleveland waterworks crib, started to walk ashore today on the ice but the wind shifted causing the ice to break away. Rescue efforts were underway as Commuter boats and local crews monitored the dangerous situation.
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Cleveland, CO
Nicholas Backus
Fisherman Rescued After Struggling in Lake
A man named Backus was on a cake about twelve feet square when he drifted into trouble. Two fishermen pulled him from the lake about a mile and a half from shore after a lengthy rescue.
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Backus
Highland Light Dory Capsized. Crew Reels In Boat
The Highland Light life saving crew picked up a dory that capsized on the bar near the station. It contained fish trawls anchors and oars. It likely belonged to a fresh fish trawler but the fate of any crew remains conjectural.
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Highland Light
Highland Light Life Saving Station
Frozen body found in Quequechan River at Fall River
The unidentified man, about six years old, six feet tall and 160 pounds with gray hair and a smooth face, was found frozen in the Quequechan River. He wore blue clothes and carried a watch a magnifier and a book listing physicians from various parts of the country.
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Fall River
Quequechan
Postmaster Shot in Idaho Land Dispute
Juliette Idaho January 30. J Moranguem county surveyor of Nez Perces county shot and instantly killed D A Kippen postmaster at Kippen Idaho. Morangue fired three shots all took effect. The trouble arose over land they leased together. Morangue surrendered to authorities.
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Juliatte
Idaho
Rosenstock Arraigned in New York on Fugitive Charge
Moses Rosenstock, son-in-law of Baltimore furniture firm founder David Willson, was arraigned in Centre Street Police Court on fugitive from justice charges. He was held awaiting Baltimore requisition papers after arrest last night amid claims of gambling debts and a disputed $20,000 customer bill. He left behind a wife and five children.
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Moses Rosenstock
Centre Street
David Willson
Baltimore
Rosenstock
Wilfson
David Wilfson & Sons
Germany
Willson
Milton
Edward P. Sheehan
Brookline Florist
Kitty S
John L. Goode
Roxbury
Katherine L. Goode
James E. Maguire
East Boston
Frank H. Carruthers
Boston University Law School
Mabel Warnock
Thomas J. Giblin
Boston
Michael H. Cleary
Charles J. Jacobs
Thomas J. Finneran
E. O. Fitch
President Connolly
Common Council
Connolly
Mary L. Connolly
A. B. Currier
Sonny” Craig
Brighton
P. J. Watson
Frank G. Hall
Tomah
George
Charles Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
C. E. Hillier
Chelsea Pastor Chosen for Broadway Tabernacle Call
The Broadway Tabernacle committee has unanimously recommended calling the Rev. Charles Jefferson of the First Congregational Church of Chelsea Massachusetts. The announcement appears in The Tribune tomorrow.
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New York
the Tribune
Broadway Tabernacle
Charles Jefferson
First Congregational Church
Chelsea
Mass
30 000 Enthusiasts Enjoy Fine Skating on Sunday
About 30 000 skaters crowded Jamaica Pond Franklin Field and the Public Garden as novices and experts alike took to the ice. Edgar Boardman and local skaters drew crowds with fancy moves while others glided by moonlight. Weather permitting, skating is expected to continue with similar crowds.
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Franklin Field
Edgar Boardman
la Crosse
Wis
Northwest
Boston
Boardman
C. M. Hendrie
George Walker
Jerry’’ Palmer
Open-Air Boston Horse Show Draws Thousands on Boulevard
Boston's free open-air horse show drew vast crowds along Beacon Street yesterday. Fashionable carriages and wagons attracted society figures and families, with special cars used to bring spectators from the West End. Prominent riders included Freddie Prince, E. F. Albee, Waldo Pierce, and Ex-Mayor Edwin A. Curtis, among others, while speed was limited by police rules on the Sab bath.
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Mechanics’ Building
West End
St. Mary’s Street
Speedway
Boulevard
Freddie
Mrs. Albee
Waldo Pierce
Alcidalia
Beacon Street
John Shepard
George Wright
Enoch Wentworth
L. P. Hollander
Mr. Hollander
John D. Gilman
Edwin A. Curtis
Curtis
Jacob C. Morse
Arthur W. Crane
Ashmont
Walter Roberts
Mr. Crane
Helen G. Sheehan
Winchester Street
Brookline
William A. Bunton
Walter A. Kennedy
Joseph F. O’connell
Martin D. Sheehan
Stoneham
Robert M. Goode
East
Temperature Dip at Zero Mark Stuns Observers
A cold snap left the region near the zero mark with record warmth reaching only about T1 degrees above. Weather sections show further chill across other areas with subfreezing blocks in the morning and afternoon.
Boston Faces Coldest Winter Snaps and Jestful Weather Tales
The piece details Boston area temperatures dipping near zero with a 1 to 8 degree swing, noting a brisk day of icy conditions. It describes residents joking about the cold and the weather bureau staff coping with frigid forecasts and the day’s sharp temperature changes.
Frigid Nova Scotia Sees Record Cold Across Province
A deep cold wave grips Nova Scotia with Truro reporting below zero and Halifax at ten below, continuing through today. Temperatures remain well under zero across communities as residents endure extreme winter conditions.
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Halifax
N. S
Nova Sc
Truro
Hali
Citadel
Toni
Requisition Hurdles Tebbett Case Transfer
The Tebbetts case faces delays as inspectors decide which unit will travel to Regina after Abraham Tebbett was captured Saturday morning. Paperwork will take several days, longer than a simple state transfer, due to cross border requirements between Canada and the United States. Chief Watts sent Regina police full instructions and a mounted police officer may be dispatched for guidance.
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Regina
Abraham Tebb
Ming
Canada
United States
Watts
Gina Police
Times Editorial Warns of Republican Rift Over Silver
The Times editorial discusses a disquieting vote on a senatoriel resolution and warns that McKinley has shifted position. It predicts party disruption and a possible silver majority at the next election. It contrasts Cleveland with his successor, noting Cleveland faced a party split but remained stronger.
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the Times
Senatoriel
Poent McKinley
Times
Cleveland
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