Wanderer Finds Wife Married and Threatens Prosecution
Mrs. Bernard Dolan explains she married Bernard Dolan after her first husband John Breen left twelve years earlier. Breen discovered the marriage upon returning to New York, confronted the couple, and threatened prosecution though no action has been filed. His search spanned Chicago New Jersey and Newark before reuniting with his son in New York.
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Boy Attacked by Stray St Bernard In Clinton Alley
Martin Mitchell, 14, was bitten and mauled by a large St Bernard tied on Church street alley. Frank R. Howard faced the dog to aid the boy, who was taken to a physician. Doctors say the injuries are painful but not fatal, though likely to leave disfigurement.
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Martin Mitchell
Church Street
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Will elope no more in Winsted tale of seven affairs
Mrs. Homer Robinson of Winsted Connecticut has just completed her seventh elopement. Hiram Surdam confronted her husband during the dispute and struck him with a chair before his arrest. Mrs. Robinson says she has found the husband she wants and will never live with Homer Robinson again.
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Homer Robinson
Hiram Surdam
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Women to Run New York Daily News for First Time
New York March 9. Women will operate a metropolitan daily newspaper for the first time. Mrs Benjamin Wood will manage with help from daughter Miss Emma Wood and sister Mrs Mary E Mayfield. Colonel William L Brown is ousted as editor as the Wood women assume control amid noted social ties and strong Democratic alignment.
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Trenton hangman executes man during singing
Edward Williams, a Black man, was hanged today in the Mercer Street jail for the Thanksgiving Day murder of Minnie Izley, a white woman. As the drop fell he was singing Nearer My God to Thee.
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Letter to the Bidster Defends Christian Science Reform
Alfred Farlow argues for Christian Science, praising its safety and efficacy. He counters critics who fear contagion and public health risks, claiming disease control and prevention are aided by faith healing and that few negative cases arise among adherents.
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Agnew's Catarrhal Powder Endorsed by Specialists
Nose and throat experts in daily practice highly recommend Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as safe quick relief for Cold in the Head Tonsillitis Deafness and Catarrh. It gives relief in ten minutes and is advertised by W & Co 52 Bromfield St Hunt & Co Washington St and W D Wheeler Massachusetts Ave.
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Referendum on constitutional amendments urged by lawyer
Lawyer William N. Osgood urged a proposed amendment to require the General Court to submit constitutional amendments to a popular vote once a petition of 50 000 voters is gathered. He argued this would implement direct citizen governance by enabling initiative and accountability of representatives.
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The Smart Set Debuts as a Clever Magazine
The new magazine The Smart Set from Ess Ess Publishing of New York debuts with 160 pages of text and ads. It aims for Life style wit with humor love stories and noted contributors like Edgar Saltus and Bliss Carman, promising diverse features to enliven crowded book stalls.
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Life
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My Ladye
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Julian Hawthorne
Cruger
Theatre Francais to be rebuilt after deadly Paris fire
Paris officials announced the Theatre Francais would be rebuilt promptly after a fire gutted the building on the eve of a matinee. A temporary theatre will host the Comedie Francaise within a week while the opera house is used on days off, with the new venue ready before the exposition ends.
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Henriot
la Grange
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Paris Theatre Francais Building Losses Depict Historic Scene
A damaged fragment notes that the Theatre Francais building was not completed as a work of art and concerns a lost historic scene in Paris. The brief hints at architectural and cultural loss without full details.
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Comedie Francaise
Moliere
Prince of Wales
Mile. Reichemberg
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Raquelin
Theatre Francais
Paris
Stanton argues for civil marriage separate from church
New York March 9 Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton a veteran suffragist declares marriage should be a civil contract under state regulation. She argues the church should have less say in temporal affairs and cites biblical contradictions used by churches to suit rulers.
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New York
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Dr McLaughlin Electric Belt Promises Sleep Power Cure
Advertisement touts Dr McLaughlin's Electric Belt as a remedy for back pain rheumatism kidney and stomach weakness and loss of vitality. It claims to deliver a stream of electricity while sleeping and to cure permanently with a free 60 page book available by mail.
Dr M C McLAUCHLIN at G3 Broadway in New York
Dr M C McLAUCHLIN is listed at G3 Broadway New York. The entry notes a professional address in the city.
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Broadway
New York
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