Third Love Affair of Isenbeck’s
The tale centers on Ernest Gustaf Adolf Isenbeck Jr. a Peabody youth whose wife Josephine Astel, a Cleveland heiress, sparked a public scandal. A new report details his affair with showgirl Flossie O'Brien, whom he allegedly met days before his marriage, leading to a high profile romance. The couple traveled with John Brown as the story unfolds in Kenosha Wisconsin.
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Ernest Gustaf Adolf Isenbeck, Jr
Peabody
Flossie O’brien
Young Isenbeck
Josephine Astel
Cleveland
Flossie
Isenbeck, Jr
Kenosha
Wis
Gussie’ Isenbeck
John Brown
Boston
Gussie
Josephine
Eugene W. Astel
Isenbeck
Major
Cleveland girl’s romance sparks legal fight over Isenbeck
The article details a Cleveland girl’s whirlwind marriage in New York on November 3, amid a web of alleged affairs. Isenbeck faces a Boston agency probe, an upcoming hearing, and bail set at 100 dollars after his mother posted the bond.
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Cleveland
New York
Isenbeck
Maude Isenbeck
Lowell Street
Peabody
Boston
Parker House
Elgremonte
High Street
Winchester
Jack Sanborn
Tsenbeck
Mary E. Murray
Milk Street
No Clue to Burglar Who Shot at Brookline Officer
Brookline police reported no suspect after a burglar fired two shots at Patrolman Merrill Hatch who confronted him near the vacant Harold G. Cutler residence on Buckminster road. Hatch pursued toward the Dean road railroad bridge but lost sight of the assailant amid bushes as a large police detail swarmed the area.
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Brookline
Merrill Hatch
Harold G. Cutler
Buckminster Road
Cutler
Hatch
Dean Road
Boston and Albany
Mysterious Call Brings Police To Scene
A citizen phoned police who hurried to the scene after the station was notified. Officers secured the area and began initial checks as part of routine response to an anonymous report.
Supreme Court Asked to Dismiss Boston L Suit
Assistant Attorney General Ed win H Abbot Jr asks the Supreme Court to dismiss Boston’s suit challenging Massachusetts State law governing the Boston Elevated Street Railway run by public trustees The case centers on the board’s power to levy direct taxes to cover the railway deficit while Massachusetts courts upheld that authority Whitewash made from cactus leaves is claimed to resist storms and frosts for years.
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Supreme Court
Boston
Clemenceau Accepts No Debate With French Opponents
Former French Premier Georges Clemenceau replied to Jean Longuet that he would travel to America to talk to Americans not to debate with Frenchmen. Longuet, a leader of the minority socialists, challenged him to a League of Nations debate while lecturing in the United States.
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Longuet
US. S
Paris
New York
Associated Press
Clemenceau
Jean Longuet
America
League of Nations
Mrs Eliza Burgess Dies After Auto Injuries
Nashua New Hampshire November 13 Mrs Eliza Burgess 82 died at her home today from injuries suffered in an auto accident earlier this month while en route to Camp Devens.
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Nashua
N. H
Eliza Burgess
Camp Devens
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