Record for Mrs. Bette Van Pelt Up to Date
Indianapolis reports Mrs Bettie Chapell Brock Hazelrigg Hudson Schofield Baker Dinkins Hazelrigg Trowbridge Jeffries Van Pelt woman married ten times with seven divorces. Maiden name Elizabeth Chapell born Lebanon Indiana. Marriages span 1871 to present with husbands Brock Hazelrigg Hudson Schofield Baker Dinkins Trowbridge Johnson and Van Pelt. Now 44 years old.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bettie Chappel-Brock-Hazelrigg
Hudson Schofield-Baker -Dinkins-Hazelrigg-Trowbridge-Jeffries-Van Pelt
Elizabeth Chappel
Grace Brock
Lebanon
Brock
James Monroe Hazelrigg
Thomas Hudson
Milton Schofield
Schofield
Frank Baker
Jacob W. Dinkins
Reese Trowbridge
Isaac Johnson
Hazelrigg
James van Pelt
Not an Indian's Child Reveals Family Secret in Wisconsin
The dying Sioux chief Three Bears discloses Laughing Eyes is not his daughter but a white man’s child brought to him over twenty years ago. He narrates the encounter with four white men at his camp near the Big Muddy River and the later search led by Major McLaughlin.
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Superior
Wis
Bears
Three Bears
Devon
Laughing Eyes
Bismarck
Major McLaughlin
Standing Hock
Custer
Astor Attacked by Burns Over London Wealth Invasion
John Burns denounces William Waldorf Astor in a World letter after a Commons clash, criticizing the American millionaire for funding a London County Council building and for influencing London society. Burns condemns migratory money as a corrupting force threatening public spirit and civic virtue in the city.
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New York
John Burns
William Waldorf Astor
House of Commons
Burns
Mr. Astor
Astor
Pall Mall Gazette
London County Council
London
Africa
America
King Cash
Boss Boodle
County Council
Astors
Bradley Martins
Pleaded for His Wife at City Hall in New York
J A Gingras of Attleboro Massachusetts arrived with his young wife seeking aid from the mayor after a ten month layoff in a factory. The couple, exhausted and penniless, walked to City Hall to find shelter and food. They were fed and sent to police headquarters for assistance.
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New York
City Hall
J. A. Gingras
Attleboro
Mass
New England
Gingras
Waiter Missing Prompt Leads to Hotel Robbery Claim
James McNulty of Bomerville reports he was assaulted by waiters at Hotel Howard on 2 Howard Street and robbed of money. An officer investigated with McNulty but could not identify suspects, and hotel staff say he was not there yesterday.
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James McNulty
Bomerville
Station 8
Howard
Howard Street
McNulty
Veteran Gardner Nickerson Dies After Prolonged Illness at Home
Gardner Nickerson 62 a war veteran died Saturday night at 191 Cherry street after a long illness. Born in Liverpool Nova Scotia he moved to the United States as a youth and enlisted in the navy at the outbreak of the war serving on the U S 8 Olive Princeton and Wachusett. He leaves a wife and three children. Funeral services will be held at his home this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Gardner Nickerson
Cherry Street
Mr. Nickerson
Liverpool
N. S
U.S
Olive
Princeton
Wachusett
Congressional Week Ahead Signals Senate Quiet and House Tariff Clash
Washington reports a likely contrast in Congress with the Senate behind closed doors to debate the arbitration treaty while the House launches a four day tariff clash ending Thursday night. Bailey and Dingley prepare counterpoints as Reed rules extend debate until March 31. Seating Kentucky, Oregon and Florida senators faces slow action with Privileges and Elections Committee delaying decisions.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Bailey
Ways and Means Committee
Dingley
Kentucky
Oregon
Florida
Committee On
Automobile Bridal Car Promises Novel Bridal Tour
A New York carriage factory builds a two seat automobile buggy for Easter brides and grooms. It promises cheap travel for bridal tours with routes, timetables, and no traditional train or parlor car distractions. A groom may need two lessons to master the lever and steering.
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New York
Fire at Gale Lumber Yard Causes $10000 Loss
A 4:30 p.m. fire at the George W. Gale Lumber Company yard in Cambridge caused about $10000 in damages. Incendiary origin. a two story wooden storehouse 100 by 50 feet stored lumber and building materials. Watchman spotted smoke. a second alarm followed. winds fanned flames but firemen contained it within half an hour. Insurance status not disclosed. This is the second arson in Gale yard within a year.
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George W. Gale Lumber Company
Cambridge
Main
Portland
Cade
George W. Gale
Gale
Maclaren on America and Dr Watson’s Yale visit
The Rev Dr John Watson describes his America lecture tour earnings as modest after charity. He recalls Yale University as inspiring with 1500 students, praising professors and the audience. He notes receptions in the green room, readers of his book, and gifts from Dean Fisher. He comments on women’s public role and voting in the US.
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John Watson
Ian Maclaren
England
America
Sorna
Watson
United States
Major Pond
Yale
University
Dr. Watson
Flom
Dean Fisher
Engine Explosion Kills Two On Lake Shore Passenger Run
The New York and Boston special on the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern line exploded in Englewood yards near Chicago. Engineer Alexander Frank and Fireman 2B. B. Smith died. The engine and baggage car were wrecked, passengers injured lightly, freight cars on a side track burned, and a second engine substituted after a two hour delay.
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Chicago
New York
Downey Arrested After Liquor Raids In Somerville
Somerville police conducted two liquor raids and arrested Dennis Downey at 79 Merriam Street on charges of assault and maintaining a liquor nuisance. Downey resisted officers and was subdued with a police club. Separate raid at 13 Adrian Street seized liquor from Mrs. Stopp. In nearby Wakefield, James J. Lowney was arrested on embezzlement charges after a Boston request and turned over to inspectors.
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Somerville
Carter
Staples
Carleton
Dennis Downey
Merriam Street
Downey
Rachael Stopp
Adrian Street
Boston
Thrasher, Skinner and Chisholm
Highland Avenue
James J. Lowney
Wakefield
Lowney
Morrisey and McGarr
Chinese Banquet Honors City’s Returning Celestials
The Boston Chinese Delmonico’s hosted a banquet at 32 Harrison Avenue for six Chinese men preparing to leave for Canton. The men Li Chung Fan Kao Ping Lung Yee Tie Haw Yee Tuck Haw Yee Chung Chang and Lee Kee Chung appeared before U S Commissioner Fiskes last Friday and obtained the signatures of two returning Celestials.
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Hong Far Low Company
Boston
Canton
Li Chung Fan
Kao Ping Lung
Yee Tie Haw
Yee Tuck Haw
Yee Chung Chang
Lee Kee Chung
United States
Fiske S
Six Celestials to Leave for Canton After Prosperous U S Sojourn
Six Chinese locals plan departure from the United States to Canton departing from Union station on the 8 o clock train to Montreal and thence to Tacoma. They will sail for Canton after a four week ocean journey. One relative of Li Hung Chang met Li Chung Fan in New York and this may win him an official post upon return. Two travelers intend marriage in China. Each traveler carries substantial funds from $2000 to $5000.
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Union Station
Montreal
Tacoma
Canton
Li Chung Fan
Li Hung Chang
New York
Fan
China
Tee Tie Haw
Tee Tuck Wah
Kaiser Insanity Claims Stir London Dispatch
A Daily Mail correspondent reports Emperor William showing aberrant fits resembling madness. The piece notes ear and brain-area issues, painful discharge, and rising restlessness. It warns no Hohenzollern can rule if incurably ill and suggests Prince Henry may become regent with an advisory council.
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London
William
Daily Mail
Henry of
Prussia
Judge Bans Spectators From Middlesex Court Proceedings
Judge John W. Pettengill of the First District Court of Eastern Middlesex orders no spectators at sessions in Malden starting today. Only principals, lawyers, witnesses, reporters and police officers may attend. night officers protest the rule. The judge gave no reason, but reportedly aims to curb a courtroom deemed an entertainment/leasing space by certain idle city men.
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John W. Pettengill
First District Court
Middlesex
Malden
Pettengill
C. C. Blanchard
Charles Dolan Dies at 66 in Chelsea
Charles Dolan of Chelsea aged 66 died yesterday at his home 123 Maverick Street. Born in Ireland he lived in Chelsea many years and worked for the street department. He leaves several children. Funeral services will be held at St Rose Church Tuesday morning.
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Charles Dolan
Chelsea
Maverick Street
Mr. Dolan
Ireland
St. Rose Church
Nine Men Arrested in Brockton Gam ing Scandal
At 2 am Brockton police raided Hancock engine house Brockton Heights finding a gaming table in operation. Nine men including John Riley and Shepard E Wilbur were arrested and bonded at 100 dollars each as factions clash over selling the celebrated Hancock tub and buying a chemical engine.
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Brockton
Hancock Engine House
Brockton Heights
Board of Aldermen
the Heights
John Riley
Shepard E. Wilbur
William McFadden
William F. Russell
John A. Kelleher
William W. Dolen
Louis L. Winsor
Austin A. Hunt
Raleigh in Guiana chronicle staged at Sanders Theatre
Barrett Wendell brings a two scene chronicle by Barrett Wendell professor of English at Harvard to Sanders Theatre tonight at eight The cast features Sir Walter Raleigh Jacob Wendell Jr Don Antonio de Berreo and others The action unfolds in Raleighs ship the Dashing near the Orinoco in 1617 18 The work links Raleighs 1595 voyage to Guiana with his political imprisonment and liberty in 1618 It carries both historical and literary interest and was well received by the Tavern Club of Boston.
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Raleigh
Guiana
Barrett Wendell
Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Sir Walter Raleigh
Barrett Wendell Young Raleigh
Jacob Wendell, Jr
Poo Yinir
A. A. Carey
Potwhele
Thomas R. Sullivan
Don Antonio de Berreo
Lorin F. Deland
Charles A. Clough
Orinoco
Venezuela
Spain
James
Wendell
Tavern Club
Boston
Old Portland schooner Polly sails again amid ancient ships
News from the water front notes Polly built in Amesbury Massachusetts in 180 for lumber voyages and Hiram built in Biddeford Maine 1819 also carrying lumber. It cites even older vessels like the True Love of 1764 and a 4000 ton coal carrier Frank A Palmer under construction at Bath. Apple shipments and a salvage verdict follow, ending with The Landsman.
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The
Post
Polly
Amesbury
Mass
Hiram
Biddeford
Maine
True Love
Gravesend
Eng
Delaware
Frank A. Palmer
Bath
Dominion Coal Mines
Louisburg
C. B
Philadelphia
Greenland
Thomas Nathaniel
Lloyds
London
Maritime Exchange
Liverpool
Portland
New York
Venturer
Romer Shoal
Jacob M. Heath
Collision Damage Sinks Hold on Norwegian Steamer
The Norwegian steamer Carolne from Bordeaux to Aberdeen reached Dover Roads with her after hold flooded after a port side collision with Belgian steamer Noordland from Antwerp to New York off Dungeness at 4 this morning. Noordland sustained no damage and continued to her destination.
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London
Carolne
Bordeaux
Aberdeen
Dover Roads
Noordeland
Antwerp
New York
Duns Geness
Noordland
Child Dies at Lord's Farm Dancer Community
A child died yesterday at the Lord's Farm of the Angel Dancers near this city. Followers of Mnason T. Huntsman, they recite dreams each morning and act by his dream interpretation. No physician was summoned in time to help. The group are vegetarians and view Mnason as the Christ.
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Fla, N. J
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B.B. Emery & CO
Columbus Ave
Kaiser
Prince Henry of
Hancock
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