Tongue Tied by Writ In Lawful Farm Custody Case
Kalamazoo home owners obtain an injunction against Mrs. Savage stopping her from speaking to Frank Morris or his wife on the farm or streets. She must remain on the tenant lot and refrain from leaving the area or addressing the couple, even after she moved out. The order stands despite her removal.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Frank B. Morris
True Savage
Savage
Morris
Mrs. Morris
Drunken Bees Torment Pasadena Neighborhood
Pasadena residents complain that bees and files intoxicated on fermented orange juice from a local nursery threaten the town. They allege Japanese workers extract seeds from partly decayed oranges, producing orange juice runoff that attracts insects in large numbers, causing a public nuisance.
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City
Pasadena
Cal
Vaudeville Actress Seeks U S Ban On Tights
A New York vaudeville actress asked the immigration bureau if red white and blue tights are prohibited. She plans a new act with a red white and blue uniform and queried whether legislation exists against such dress. Chief Terence Powderly replied the inquiry, though the text ends abruptly.
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U. S
Washington
New York City
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Immigration
Terence V. Powderly
Dream Leads to Neck Dislocation in Camden Child
Ten year old Olga Bennett of South Second street in Camden frightened by bear visions twisted her neck breaking a dislocation. She screamed for help, fainted, and was rushed to Homeopathic Hospital. Doctors used X rays and traction to realign the vertebrae with harness support. Outcome uncertain after several days of monitoring by local and neighboring medical staff.
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Camden
N. J
Olga Bennett
South Second Street
Homeopathic
Pay raises for expert riflemen and marksmen announced
Washington announces that enlisted men qualified as expert riflemen receive three dollars monthly and marksmen one dollar. Pay extends to the end of the next target year if still members or reenlist in rifle-organized units. A three year extension may apply if qualification is renewed after a failure to qualify. Coast artillery and bands excluded. In Hackensack New Jersey the yacht Hildegarde, built for the Prince of Wales, is being cut up for souvenirs including a hull piece sent to King Edward. Walking sticks and paper knives from the former king’s pleasure craft will reach many Hackensack homes.
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Washington
War Department
Coast Artillery
Hackensack
N. J
Hildegarde
Prince of Wales
Rtalin
Hackensack River
Edward
Hueckensack
Cupid Boom Sparks Canalside Marriages in Panama NY
Moorman Weeks and his wife arrived from Pasaing to Panama New York where the government life promised Overjwman who brings his bride to the Canal or marries there a detached cottage. The result was a boom in marriages with brides and grooms outpacing cottages.
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Cupid
Panama
New York
Moorman Weeks
Pasaing
Canal Sone
Broncho Buster Bride Arrested After 1000 Mile Masquerade
Nora Clay Earl, daughter of a Texas cattleman, who eloped with George Earl, tramped 1000 miles in a man's disguise to be near him. Arrested in Walla Walla on masquerading charges, held two weeks, then sent to Spokane after Salvation Army aid. The couple plans to settle with friends in Spokane.
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Walla Walla
Here
George Earl
Nora Clay
Ft. Worth
Tex
Panhandle
Papa
Texas
George
Lott
el Paso
Waco
Oregon
Bpokune
Starbuck
Star
Salvation Army
Bride Elect Rejects Fiancé Over Age Quip in Reading
Miss Emma Perth of Reading ends engagement to Harry Bissell after he quips about her age at the Philadelphia marriage license office. Clerk's questions reveal he claimed 24 while she said 29. She declares she is old enough to know her mind and ends the match.
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Philadelphia
Emma Perth
Reading
Harry Bissell
Cty
Mas Porth
Bissell
Perth
Kisses for her rescuers on Coney Island beach
Miss Media Bush owed her life to Edward Walsh and Corp. G Montmorency Carolan who fought surf and depth to reach her. Both men assisted each other and brought Miss Bush ashore. The grateful family offered thanks and Miss Bush pressed a kiss on each rescuer as a modest reward.
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Firth Street
Coney Island
Misc Dia Bush
Joseph Bush
Binghamton
N.Y
Marrleson Tush
Edward Walsh
Brooklyn
Corp. G. Montmorency
Carolan
Misa Hush
Mia
Hush
Walsh
Miss Bush
Saves Child From Snake Near Mt Holly New Jersey
In Neverly a nine foot rattler attacked four year old Minnit Jackson on her father William Jacksons farm near Beverly. The mother, alerted by the childs screams, used a knife to strike the snake twice, the snake lunging each time. Ole Jackson arrived with bale stake and broke the snakes back, ending the threat.
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Mt. Holly
N. J
Neverly
Minnit Jackson
William Jackson
Beverly
Mrs. Jackson
Ole Jackson
Bale Atick
Stecelle
Nightie call from Union League shocks hotel guests
A Chicago tale tells how a Great Northern hotel clerk denied night gowns to a caller claiming to be at the Union League. A bellboy fetched a robe, revealing a comical mix up and hotel quip. A separate item notes an albino catbird in Carliarie, Pa, and a Leavenworth court martial: Private James Pyne is sentenced to three years for breaking a promise to wed and defrauding a girl.
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Chicago
Union League
Great Northern Hotel
Union League Eru
Carliaie
Abram Bekman
Kekman
Familiy
Leavenworth
Kan
James .M. Pyne
Ron
Godfrey Ao
Hogs to Eat Omaha Garbage Story
1000 hogs bought by Thomas McPherson from Chesley Inland herd were sent to feed on Omaha garbage along the Missouri river below the city. Municipal contractors found that Omaha’s daily dumpings did not suit highbred Poland Chinas and Berkshires, yet the St. Louis swine were purchased for their appetite.
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Omaha
Louis
Thomas McPherson
Chesley
St. Louis
One Dest Mute Pupil In Manila Census Error
Columbus Miss Della D Rice reports a census error in Manila with only one mute pupil found. She was sent there under a three year contract paying 11,000 annually and will remain.
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Columbus, O
Della D. Rice
Columbus
Manila
Sneezing Epidemic Delights Summer Resort Visitors
At a New Jersey lakeside resort a hay fever sneeze craze spreads among guests. A single woman’s sneezing drove the joke, expanding to a village plague of bottles and sneezes. Young revelers formed a “sneeze book,” turning the pastime into a daily, social spectacle that drew crowds and laughter for nights on end.
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New York
New Jersey
Hide Country
Eld
Jake
Brushy Mountain prison to house Hawkins officers and new warden
The Tennessee newspaper snippet reports Emidish and R J Mevins to be taken care of by the Brushy Mountain branch prison administration. Blevins is to host as warden briefly before becoming deputy warden, with the former Giles county sheriff to follow as warden. Assignment details are to be announced after Governor Patterson returns.
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Blovine
Bloying
Blevins
Buchanan
Patterson
Cox
John T. Cox
Hawkins County
Poglish
Giles County
Tennessean
Frees Boy Who Took 20 Cents in Cincinnati Case
Acting Police Judge Fox dismissed Fred Ruble aged 17 charged with stealing 20 cents after prosecuting attorney urged trial by law. Judge Fox swore to uphold the law and decided the case on conscience as officers suppressed applause. The arresting company claimed missing money and four nickels marked Ruble as thief, but the judge chose to protect the boy’s reputation.
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Cincinnati
Fox
Fred Ruble
Caaé
Hen 20 Years Old at Northville Farm
Werley Mills of Northville Michigan declares his hen is twenty years old, a remarkable claim noted on his dairy farm. The owner says the bird shares a curious trait as it crows daily, perched like a rooster.
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Northville
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