New Yorker Miss Suffern Leaves New Jersey For Love In City
Miss Jeannette Suffern, 64, famed as the heiress in a romance with "Hustler Bob" Hiscock, declares New York her home and vows to enjoy life. She recounts a quarrel on a train that led to a black eye, explains past jail time for contempt, and says she moved to New York to escape New Jersey’s so-called unfairness. Her sister-in-law says suffern wants Bob back, while Bob’s ex-wife’s sister doubts the match.
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Bob
New York
Jeanette Suffern
Bob" Hiscock
New York City
Christian Alliance House
West Forty-fourth Street
Valley of the Ramapo
New Jersey
Tella
Ridgewood
David Tobin
Ridgeway
Robert Hiscock
Miss Suffern
Mrs. Hiscock
Mr. Simon
Simon Apgar
Chevalier Suffern
Allen Street
Hugenot
Ireland
America
Suffern
George
England
Washington
George Washington Suffern
Baltimore
Arepa
Robert Breeze
No. A5
Ninth Avenue
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Princeville Man
A Princeville resident refused amputation and used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to recover from gangrene affecting eight toes. The remedy is praised for curing eczema fever sores boils burns and piles and is sold for 25 cents at Geo. S. Alcorn’s.
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M. L. Bingham
Princeville
Geo. S. Alcorn’s
Real estate dealer shot in Oklahoma City dispute
H. H. Cooper fatally wounded real estate dealer Drewery A. Wallace in Oklahoma City on Thursday. Cooper fired three times over money matters, held the crowd for minutes, then surrendered. He telephoned his wife from police headquarters.
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Oklahoma City
H. H.cooper
Drewery A. Wallace
Cooper
Wallace
Envy and the King A Clown’s Lonely Reflection
A verse from E. Kiser in the Chicago Record Herald portrays a clown gazing at his king, lamenting his “poor and useless” role and craving sympathy. The king, burdened by state cares, envies the clown’s freedom to dream and mock sorrow.
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E. Kiser
Chicago Record
Herald
Forecast of G. O. P. vote split in New York
A Republican forecast from county headquarters predicts Barnard 254,250 votes Gaynor 206,500 Hearst 130,000 total 590,750 with no socialist or Prohibition assumed. Bannard backers claim at least 280,000 votes. Murphy plan awaiting next Saturday night. Separately a Cornell lecture estimates sickness costs the U S about one billion dollars yearly and urges public health measures to save losses.
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New York
Republican
Barnard
Gaynor
Hearst
Bannard
Charles F. Murphy
United States
Pol J. Jeremiah W. Jenks
Cornell University Sudenta
Thica
First Blood Sheds Off Revolution in Nicaragua
News from Bluefield Nicaragua reports Gen Chamorro's forces beat 1000 government troops at Boca Sancarlos on the San Juan River. Government losses were heavy. revolutionists seized two Krupp siege guns and 400 rifles. The Yulu arrived with word of Capt Gracian Dios captured as rebels take the Atlantic Coast port with minimal casualties.
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Bluefield
Nicaragua
Colon
Blanca
Greytown
Thies
Atlantic
Chancellor Holds Will in Hall vs Akin Case
The court upholds the will in the Katte Hall vs A. N. Akin dispute. Chancellor Bearden affirms the decision, settling the probate matter and the related vacancy.
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Bearden
Deaiaion
Katte Hall
A. N. Akin
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Columbia. Tenn
Harlan
Christman Sons Manufacturers
W. J. Rose
Chas. M. McGhee
W. J. Rose & CO
Metropolis
H. H. Cooper
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