Romance Amid Hospital Ordeal Ends In Marriage
In Elizabeth New Jersey Louis Rosenkrantz and Bertha Reidinger married in the Alexian Brothers Hospital operating room after a weeks long illness and a successful operation. The couple had been betrothed for two years and planned their June wedding. Rosenkrantz fell ill with pneumonia leading to empyema. doctors recommended surgery as the only chance for recovery. Bertha stayed by his side throughout the illness and encouraged him to endure. The operation occurred the day after they decided to wed and was successful with a hopeful recovery ahead.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Louis Rosenkrantz
Bertha Reidinger
Alexian Brothers’ Hospital
Rosenkrantz
Scheur Sues Brother-in-Law Over Alienation of Affection
In Baltimore, Samuel O. Scheur sues Albert A. Brager for 50000 damages alleging Brager, his wife’s brother, alienated Scheur’s wife's affections. Mrs Scheur seeks divorce citing cruelty and abuse, with injuries including a damaged ear and claims of being locked out and left unfed.
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Scheur
Baltimore
Samuel
Simon Scheur
New Brunswick
N. J
Albert A. Brager
Brager
Disguised Nun Sparks Harlem Divorce Case
Yazzie D. Bahlul sues Louis D. Bahlul for absolute divorce and alimony in Harlem. The plaintiff alleges marital breakdown aided by letters found in the husband’s pockets. She also dressed as a nun to spy and gather further evidence.
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New York
Harlem
Yazzie D. Bahlul
No. 241 East One Hundred and Third Street
Louis D. Bahlul
Broadway
Dances at Pueblo Indian Agency Raise Security Concerns
A New Mexico agency officer reports violent disruption during Pueblo dances at the Pueblo and Jicarilla reservation. Teachers were locked in or expelled, with San Felipe noted as evicted across the Rio Grande. The inquiry cites daily chaos and says government civilization efforts may fail without action. A separate robbery incident ends with Widger detained by robbers who flee after a failed money search.
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Washington
Pueblo
Jiccarilla
New Mexico
San Felipe
Rio Grande
Highwayman holds up delivery wagon in Marblehead
Horace B. Widger, driver for George H. Goss, was robbed at an early hour while returning home on Ocean street. Three men attacked the wagon and seized the horse, creating a daring midnight hold-up on the Neck side.
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Marblehead
Horace B. Widger
George
Goss
Widger
Ocean Street
Sandia Best American Horse in London Racing Field
The Times reports the brown gelding Sandia from the Lortillard Bosford stable has outperformed many American rivals racing in London over recent seasons.
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Sandia
London
the Times
Religious routines amid murder case at Tombs Prison
Augusta Nack and Martin Thorn, accused in Will iam Guldensuppe's death, spend a quiet Sunday in jail. Nack attends Catholic mass and Presbyterian services while singing hymns and reading the War Cry, Thorn ignores preachers and reads Sunday papers. Chief O'Brien reports no new leads including the missing watch. East River search for Gul densuppe's head continues with grapplers and a diver slated for tomorrow.
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New York
Augusta Nack
Martin Thorn
Will'am Guldensuppe
Tombs
Guldensuppe
Woodside
L. I
Father Smith
O’brien
Thorn
Roxbury Hibernians Host New England Wrestling Championship
The Roxbury Hibernians organize a collar and elbow wrestling championship at the Apollo Garden Roxbury on Saturday August 7 with big prizes for entrants from across the country including a round trip to Ireland for the most popular Hibernian in Boston and vicinity.
Irish parliamentary party action discussed at A O H meeting
Division 43 of the A. O. H. met at Phenix Hall with Captain Burney and Lieutenant Conley speaking. A committee will meet Friday July 30 to draft resolutions on Irish party action and opposition to the arbitration treaty. The next regular meeting is set for August 8.
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Phenix Hall
Burney
Parnell Guards
Conley
Types of Women at the Beaches in Summer Heat
The article surveys beachgoers near Boston on a hot day with 18 000 visitors, noting fashion and leisure among varied groups from yachting girls to workers, families, and solitary figures. It highlights crowd dynamics at Crescent Beach Winthrop Nan tasket Orrs pharmacy vicinity Point of Pines and the lack of bath facilities.
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Boston
Crescent Beach
Winthrop
Nantasket
Althou
Park Commissioners
Orr
Tower
Point of Pines
Crowds At Crescent Beach Enjoy Busy Holiday Atmosphere
Crescent Beach yesterday afternoon and evening drew a sizable crowd, with lunch rooms and beverage counters reporting strong business as the usual seaside scene returned.
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Crescent Beach
Forgetful father thought child kidnapped in Boston outing
Boston and Somerville police faced a suspected child kidnapping case after Edward A. Vyse of Somerville lost track of his son Charles during a park outing and city travels. The boy was found later safe with a friend in Braintree who had kept him overnight.
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Boston
Somerville
Edward A. Vyse
New Church Street
Charles
Franklin Park
Vyse
Braintree
Mr. Vyse
Bonnerville
Fell Thirty Feet In Fall From Window
Patrick O Toole a 48 year old man of 317 Dorchester avenue slept at an open window early yesterday he rolled through the casement and fell thirty feet into the back yard He was attended by Dr Madden and sent to City Hospital with severe internal injuries and a compound fracture of the right arm Initial reports of being pushed were investigated and found unfounded.
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Patrick O'Toole
Dorchester Avenue
Madden
O’toole
Winthrop Beach Sees Lively Sunday Crowds Despite Threatening Weather
Winthrop Beach drew unusually large crowds as fore noon weather kept visitors from longer trips. Bathers enjoyed warm surface water under a slight east wind while an open-air praise service in front of Young's near Revere Lay College concluded the day led by several young men of the gospel carriage.
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Winthrop Beach
Young’s
Revere Lay, College
Assault with razor incident at Foster Street
Cresenzo Mestone accused Cresenil Mes tone of drawing a razor during a quarrel at 7 Foster Street. Mestone suffered cuts under the armpit and on the little finger. Dr Eliot treated him at Station 1 before he was sent home.
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North Street
Cresenzo Mestone
Foster Street
Crecile
Mestone
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Washington St
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Fiazza
Library of Office
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Little, Maxwell & CO
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Madras
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Crockery
Florence
Naples
Europe
Marblehead Neck
Slatin
Mrs, Nack
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Inocenzo Circle
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