Miss Brockmann Weds Despite Father's Veto
Estella Brockmann and Ian Arnold wed yesterday after noon at the home of Mrs. Adelaide King in Mt. Auburn. Brockmann opposed the match. the ceremony proceeded without the parental blessing as details of a gossip-driven dispute emerged and the couple planned to depart for New York after the celebration.
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Estella Brockmann
Ian Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Sire Brockmann
Adelaide King
John King
Oak Street
Mt. Auburn
King
Brockmann
Arnold
W. L. Spiegal
Eleanor Hellebush
Presbyterian Church
Pleasant Ridge
Edna Tharp
Willis P. Tharp
Hyde Park
Harry W. Stephens
New York
C. E. Brockmann
Ida
Elsie
May Brockmann
Ed Arnold Skillman
Blanchester, O
Nettie Hellebush
Mayor Osler
Mysterious couple found dead in Chicago hotel
In Chicago at the Great Northern Hotel L Hartman and his wife were found dead side by side with revolvers in hand. The couple, ages about 28–30 and 25, appeared well dressed and on a private wedding trip. The man was said to be the son of a wealthy New Yorker. the woman identified as Rose Le Sebre, a variety actress. The room showed no struggle, suggesting a deliberate double suicide linked to a runaway marriage and a disapproving father. The hotel and staff provided details of their short stay from June 6 until the tragedy on June 10.
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Chicago
L. Hartman
Great Northern
Te Stoken
New York
Rose Violet
Hartman
Roth
Rose le Sebre
New York City
Long imprisoned woman begins life anew at 52
The article portrays Mme Monnier who died in prison and her daughter Mile. Monnier who was kept in a garret room for twenty five years. The daughter, now 52, has a child's mind and recalls little of why she was imprisoned. Her brother, arrested with them, knows little of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Monnier
Mile. Monnier
Pris
Woman Appears in Lederer Productions at New York Theater
Stage Manager Lawrence reports a young woman billed as Rose Violette acted in multiple Lederer theater productions last winter. A 22 year old with brown hair and striking looks, she was first engaged for The Man in the Moon and later joined the way to Tokio Company before touring westward.
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New York
Lawrence
New York Theater
Rose Violette
George W. Lederer
Tokio Company
Governor Nash Returns to Office After San Francisco Launch
Governor Nash visits his Columbus office for the first time since the San Francisco launch. He plans to resume duties gradually and appears well, noting he has discarded the cane a week ago and feels excellent while walking without assistance.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Nash
San Francisco
Breckinridge Rebuts Bryan Views On Currency and Expansion
Ex-Democrat Colonel W. C. P. Breckinridge warns against legislative currency changes and Bryan era expansion policies. He argues a 1904 platform must secure former Bryan foes and regular Democrats, retain possessions, and uphold Supreme Court principles without retracting past utterances.
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Lexington
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Bryan
Supreme Court
Breckinridge
Missing Dr Samuel G Todd Leaves Mishawaka for Parts Unknown
Mishawaka Indiana June 10 sensational rumors about Dr Samuel G Todd end with his departure last night for parts unknown. His wife found a letter saying he was going away and accepting responsibility for the humiliating incident. Todd a city official and Democratic leader was linked to Mrs Charles Reyniers of North Mishawaka who left for Chicago two weeks ago and did not return. Todd denied nothing but is reportedly to meet her in New York. He held public positions and church ties in the community.
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Brockmann
Pleasant Ridge
Mr. Brockmann
Mr. Arnold
New York
Commercial Tribune
Mishawaka
Ind
Samuel
G. Todd
Todd
Charles Reyniers
North Mishawaka
Democratic Central Committee
Knights of Thias
Ruer
Orpatete
Episcopal Church
Mrs. McKinley Improves, Doctors Hopeful
Washington June 10 Dr Rixey said Mrs McKinley is improving and gaining steadily. She sat up in a rolling chair for about an hour today. Surgeon General Sternberg also noted continued improvement and said she is doing very well.
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Washington
Rixey
White House
State Printer Slaiter Will Retain Office Staff
Columbus Ohio June 10 The state printer Slaiter has decided not to appoint new staff and will keep the existing force from the predecessor including Chief Clerk Agler.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Slaiter
Agler
Cincinnati Delegation Holds Caldwell’s Political Fate
Cincinnati Republicans control whether Lieutenant Governor John A. Caldwell is renominated. If the Cincinnati delegation prefers a different candidate to boost Hamilton County votes, Caldwell may be dropped. Otherwise Caldwell faces acclamation renomination with national and state groups ready to back him if Hamilton County agrees.
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Olumbus
Commer Tribune
Colu O
Cincinnatii
Cleveland
John A. Caldwell
Cincinnati Republican Organization
Cincinnati Republicans
Fudge Caldwell
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Hanna
Caldwell
George Barnesdale Cox
Nash
Hamilton County
Ohio
Thompson Leads in Tenth District Democratic Primary
Columbus June 10 W Thompson leads the Democratic primaries with 46 delegates to the Senatorial convention while L B Tussing has 25 and ex Senator J C L Pugh 24. Thompson plans a deal to nominate himself and a Pickaway County candidate as the district's two Senatorial nominees.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
W. Thompson
L. B. Tussing
J. C. L. Pugh
Thompson
Pickaway County
Mother neglects two starving children in Findlay
Police removed 8 and 10 year old siblings from squalid conditions after weeks of neglect by Catharine Mullen. Children had not eaten for 36 hours, were found on a dirty mattress, then fed and cleaned. Mother was arrested and fined $25 by the Mayor, with default sent to the Works.
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Commercial Tribune
Findlay
Pyoman
Catharine Mullen
Spain Plans Navy Reorganization and Territorial Defense Loan
Madrid June 10. Premier Sagasta announced to supporters that the government will issue a loan for territorial defense and undertake a reorganization of the navy.
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Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Duchess of Manchester Prolongs Stay at Tandaragee Castle
The Duchess plans to remain at Tandaragee Castle into August to await birth of her child. A foster Irish mountain girl may be chosen. nurses and physicians to attend from early August. The couple hope for a son and heir, with heir prospects affecting the Duke's entailed estates and family line.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Duchess of Manchester
Tandaragee Castle
Charles Montague
Manchester
Kimbolton
Miss Leona Carver Home on Bond in Ann Arbor Case
Leona K. Carver aged 24 daughter of ex-District Prosecuting Attorney A. C. Carver is back in Alexandria under bond after a Dexter Michigan arrest for grand larceny. She faces circuit court in Ann Arbor, with authorities alleging a theft of $30 from Mrs Rhode and linking her to a regional theft ring.
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Commercial Tribune
Anderson
Ind
Leona K. Carver
A. C. Carver
Alexandria
Ann Arbor
Mich
Alexandria Society
Leona Carver
Carl Hillinger
Oakland
Cal
Miss Carver
California
Carver
Hillinger
Montpelier
Waprasee
Reformers Rebuked in Denver Court by Judge Palmer
Judge Peter L. Palmer rebuked more than one hundred reformers who gathered to protest injunctions against the city and Fire and Police Boards over Sunday service rights and liquor sales to women. He warned clerics denouncing him in pulpits might face contempt charges and promised full punishment if confirmed.
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Denver
Col
Peter L. Palmer
Wedded Woman in Male Attire Shock Jersey City
In Jersey City a “Murray Hall” style case unfolds as a widow marries a woman in male dress then loses $30 and her hopes. Annie Schultz, 22, alleges her spouse Joseph Harman Corder vanished after the ceremony. Schultz says the bridegroom proved a deception and broke a four year engagement to wed. The couple lived briefly together before discovery.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Murray Hall
Jersey City
Annie Schultz
Joseph Harman Corder
Shela
Seesey Cit
Insurance Conspirators Guilty in Chicago Case
In Chicago on June 10, Dr August M Unger and Francis Wayland Brown were found guilty of conspiring to obtain insurance money tied to the death of Marie Defenbach. They face indeterminate prison terms from one to five years. Frank H Smiley awaits sentence after pleading guilty. The case centers on a plot to stage a fiancé illusion, fake illness, and cremation to claim $25,000 in policies.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Tuley
August M. Unger
Francis Wayland Brown
Marie Defenbach
Unger
Brown
Frank H. Smiley
Allen Lester Fowler
Secon
Olson
Edward Maher
Ada Wells Culpepper
Calvin Huntsman
Girl Vanishes After Widow’s Marriage Ceremony
John Good, a Tug River farmer near Welch West Virginia, seeks his missing 14 year old daughter who was forced to marry a man named Richardson and vanished hours after the ceremony. He offers 600 dollars for her return and fears she may have drowned in Tug River.
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Commercial Tribune
Welch
W. Va
John Good
Tug
Richardson
Good
Tug River
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Miss Brockmann
Bride
Groom
Miss
Man
Monnier
New. York Herald
Lederer
Col. Breckinridge
Democratic Party
Samuel G. Todd
Mrs. Reyniers
M’kinley
W. M. Thompson
Findlay, O
Eugene Zimmerman
Cincinnatti
Zimmerman
Theiane House Party
Tandaragee
Bond
Marie
Defenbach
John Weckler
Weckler
Tuly
Smiley
Miss Defenbach
John B. Weckler
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