Through It Clever German Maid Found Her Lover
A Chicago romance spans years as Ethel Schwann tracks down Carl Redlinger of Rockport Illinois who had remarried. She sent mass letters to towns across Illinois using forged addresses with return requests. One note reached Redlinger at his Pike county farm and he responded, leading to marriage at Schwann home and plans to move to his Rockport farm.
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Chicago
Druisburg
Germany
Ethel Schwann
Carl Redlinger
Rockport
Ill
America
Redlinger
Illinois
Elgin
Bloomington
Pike County
Ethel
Schwann
Dupuy’s Stand Praises Army and France’s Peace Policy
Paris dispatch reports Premier Dupuy declaring the cabinet recognizes civil power, pledges loyalty to the army, and commits to maintaining France’s position abroad through a policy of peace guided by national interests. He warns against politicizing the army and emphasizes calm, justice, and secure national prosperity.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Brisson
M. Dupuy
National Army
Butt
France
Premier Eyes Republican Majority for Reform Agenda
The premier stated the ministry would rely on a purely Republican majority to drive progress and reform. He announced that after the budget passes, the Chamber will tackle financial measures including bills to foster agriculture.
No Clue of Reed Escaped Bunco Man in Worcester
Wor cester officials report Bunco man Reed has vanished after escaping last Monday. Warden Bridges doubts any clue will surface and officers monitor Reed's wife. District Attorney Parker seeks a rigid investigation into the escape amid allegations of a prearranged plot and gang involvement.
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Reed
Worcester
Warden Bridges
Abbott
Bunco
Herbert Parker
Worcester County
Massachusetts Prison Commission
John Reed
Banco
Dust storms and disasters sweep wide across Australia and Pacific
Advices from Sydney report dust storms crippling crops across the country. West of Australia drought worsens wheat prospects. In the Pacific, volcanic eruptions devastate villages near New Hebrides. Victoria blocks women’s suffrage. Queensland Assembly suspends members amid a clash.
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Sydney
Vancouver
B. C
Aorangi
Wellington
Suva
Honolulu
Samaria
New Guinea
Mt. Suckling
Mesini
Collingwood Bay
Sinapau
New Hebrides
Lapier
Victorian Legislative Council
Assembly
New South Wales
Queensland
Queensland Assembly
McDonald
Hoolan
Santa Cruz
Pacific Islands
Rar
Tonga
Cook Group
Auckland
H. M. S. Tauranga
Sunday Island
H. Wainscott
Coolgardie
West Australia
John M Call Dead After Fifty Years in Business
John M Call died at his Jamaica Plain home. Born January 2, 1814 in Boston, he trained as a tailor, later co owning Call & Tuttle from 1837 to 1887. He married Sarah Gayetty in 1888, celebrated their sixtieth anniversary, and leaves his widow and son John M Call Jr. plus banking and insurance ties.
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John M. Call
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Franklin School
Abraham Call
State Street
Thomas W. Tuttle
Call & Tuttle
Miss Hawley Testifies in Ransom Will Contest
Ella J. Hawley of East Cambridge, housekeeper to Miss Ransom, testified yesterday in the Ransom will dispute. She related learning of the will from a bag in Miss Ransom’s room and said Mr. Ransom had left her nothing. she had no prior acquaintance with Mr. Foster.
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Ella J. Hawley
East Cambridge
Miss Ransom
Roseland Street
Miss Hawley
Mr. Foster
Mr. Folsom
Brookline
Examination of reserve officers for regular patrolmen
On Monday morning at 9 o'clock twenty-five reserve officers will be examined in the hearing room at headquarters to determine eligibility for promotion. The examining board comprises Deputies Pierce and Hanscom and Captain Gaskin of Station 2.
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Pierce and
Hanscom
Gaskin
Armenian Refugee's Woes Spark Divorce Affidavit
Mrs. Alice Diradoorian, driven from Armenia, alleges in New York Supreme Court that her husband Assadour Diradoorian abused her and his children, kept a younger woman named Julia in charge, and forced them to live in squalor while he earned about $5,000 yearly. He has ordered $3 weekly support and a $500 counsel fee during the suit.
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New York
Armenia
Alice Diradoorian
Assadour Diradoorian
Washington Street
Dhadoorian
Supreme Court
Pryor
Diradoorian
Diradoor
Sinbad
Agan
Upper
Julia
Temporary receivers named for German and Tradesmen banks
Washington reports Judge Lacombe's ruling prompts Comptroller Dawes to appoint temporary receivers for the German National Bank of Pittsburgh and the Tradesmen's National Bank of New York. The action aims to safeguard creditors while banks pursue voluntary liquidation and eventual discharge of receivers.
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German National Bank of
Pittsburg
The
Tradesmen's National Bank of New York
Washington
Lacombe
New York
Charles G. Dawes
German National Bank of Pittsburg
Tradesmen’s National Bank of New York
Dying of hunger in Cuban army prompts aid appeal
A letter from Lieutenant-Colonel Carbonnel at Havana describes starving Cuban troops under General Menocal. He appeals to Secretary Alger for relief, cites food shortages despite available supplies, and asks whether force may be needed if hunger continues. The U S secretary will telegraph instructions to the Havana commission.
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Washington
Carbonnel
Havana
Quesada
Aliger
Carbonne
Menocal
McKiley
Cuba
American Commission
United States
Republic
Alger
Philadelphia
Gideon W. Marsh
Keystone National Bank
Txe
John Wanamaker
Senator Quay
Wanamaker
Leity
M. S. Quay
Boies Penrose
W. H. Andrews
Marsh
Boston
New York
Brazil
Quay
Penrose
Keystone Bank
Stevens Says Little on Moran Case and Office Rentals
John B. Moran challenged the district attorney office management while chatter centered on outside office rentals. Stevens told a Post reporter he did not discuss beyond noting the aldermen approved the rent in 1869 and he acted believing it proper, with Sughrue declining further comment.
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John B. Moran
Stevens
Post
Sughrue
Mr. Stevens
Socialist Labor meeting in Malden front of evening mail building
Malden section of the Socialist Labor party holds an open air meeting this evening at 8 o clock in front of the Malden Evening Mail building on Pleasant street. Joseph F Malloney of Lynn and J W Williams of Somerville will be the speakers.
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Socialist Labor
Malden
Socialist Labor Party
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