Guardianship accounting for Eva May Cole in Bristol
Frank t Dimond guardian presents estate account for Eva May Cole minor. Account lists credit from sale of minor's real estate and rent renewals. Probate court in Bristol orders 14 days notice by weekly publication in Bristol Phoenix. Herberst F Bennes probate clerk. Date March lvov.
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Frank *T Dimond
Gauardian
Eva May Cole
Bristol
Minor
Kame
Bristol Phoenix Herberst F Bennes
Piave
Mott's Lane
Woods Street
Motts Lane
Annie Christie
Margaret A Christie
Paris Pocket Picker Traced by Sleep Talk
A Paris woman arrested for stealing pretended to speak an unknown language. Interpreters of Turkish, Russian, Polish and Hungarian could not understand her, though one suspected a Persian dialect. The magistrate ordered confinement in the prison infirmary under strict surveillance. In sleep she spoke fluent French with a Parisian accent, exposing the ruse.
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Paris
Persia
Empress Eugenie’s Black Riding Habit Tale
In a dramatic anecdote from Sterling Heiligman, Empress Eugenie faced a wardrobe crisis before a public appearance. Ordered all black attire with a red Legion of Honor ribbon, she lamented the missing black riding skirt and corsage, prompting a costly misstep that—at least in lore—shaped imperial fate.
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Emile de Girardin
Eugenie
Louis Philippe
Hhs
Legion of Honor
Compiegne
Fontainebleau
Sterling Heiligma Metropolitan Magazine
Grizzly Bear Demonstrates Remarkable Strength Across Terrain
The article notes a four hundredweight grizzly carrying a heifer over two miles up a steep mountaintop without rest. It compares the bear to the cinnamon bear and the polar bear, highlighting the grizzly as the largest and most powerful in the bear tribe with remarkable feats of strength.
Little Girl Hosts Chores For Famous Author at Dinner
A brief scene shows a young girl in a study entertaining guests while her father, a renowned literary figure, attends a large dinner. The caller asks if she helps her father with chores, and she answers gravely that she does. Washington is referenced subtly in the background.
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Washington
Lively Democratic Caucus Nominees Adopted at Adjournment
The caucus nominated Merton A. Cheesman by Nicholas Golden and Dr. Howard W. Church by Kerr with Dr. Church receiving a voice vote. H. B. Shepard was unanimously named for two years, James W. Franklin for tax assessor three years, William Williams for one year, and Oliver H. Blain dell for sewer commissioner three years. The chair refused Waldron’s nomination due to a second dispute, and the committee gained power to fill vacancies before adjourning at 8:45.
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Crowley
Uallan
Merton A. Cheesman
Nicholas Golden
Howard W. Church
Kerr
Church
Shepard
James W. Franklin
William Williams
Hund
Charles A. Waldron
Thea
Waldron
Williams
Oliver H. Blaindell
Fragmented Proverb Fragments From an Undefined Journal
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered phrases about real life duties and objections, mentioning a father, a morning chore, and a lack of clarity. The text includes stray words like proverb and journal, with no coherent events, names, dates, or places to anchor a clear summary.
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