Life of William De Ford and Lulu Watt ends in divorce tale
In Clinton county court Mrs. De Ford obtained a divorce from artist William De Ford after years of alleged deception. De Ford, once active in St. Louis and New York, claims Lulu Watt posed as him for a decade, selling portraits while he secretly did the work. He returns to painting from a stock farm life at Sandoval and Pass Christian, detailing a dramatic history of marriage, misrepresentation, and legal battles.
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Sandoval
St. Louis
Kentucky
Elks' Lodge
New York
Europe
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Ing
Watt
Fourth Street
Milwaukee
Palisades Park
N.J
Karma
Pass Christian Kiss
North Robertson Street
New Orleans
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London
Paris
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Bagan
Lulu Watt
Trevir
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Will D. Ford
Pass Christian
Luli Watt
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India
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Gay
Denton
Luin Watt
Miss
Harriet Miller
Waukesha Wis
John H. Lang
Pass Christan
de Fora
Clinton County
Tanden
Nelson D. Watt
Farina
Villa Karma
Cleveland
Christian
L. Cleveland
Third Trial Convicts Jessie Morrison of Second Degree Murder
Jessie Morrison was found guilty of second degree murder in Eldorado Kansas after a third trial for the 1900 killing of Mrs. Olin Castle. The case centered on self defense claims, with Morrison's wound and notes offering differing accounts. Sentencing to follow on appeal next week, with a long trial history including two prior verdicts.
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Eldorado
Kan
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Clara
Wiley Castle
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Supreme Court
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Paris
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Kansas City
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Grand Opera
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AM. Loubet
Yorktown
Parry Colony
Chartran
Retirement of General Spaulding reshapes Treasury staff
A broad reshuffle begins in the Treasury customs division as General J Spaulding first assistant secretary prepares to retire. The long time customs expert challenged Wakeman over alleged duty evasions linked to Rosenthal Co. and Rosenthal’s partners, while Scully at Ellis Island faces removal over money exchange irregularities.
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Customs Division
Treasury Department
J. Spaulding
the Treasury
Shaw
Spaulding
Customs Service
Wilbur FP. Wakeman
Rosenthal & Co
Central Spaulding
United States District Attorney
General
Treasury
Wakeman
Department of Justice
Chicago
General Spaulding
A. &. Rosenthal & Co
W. William Smith
Rosenthal
Rosenthals
Shields
Dittenhoefer
Ellis Island
Dinmt
Francis J. Scuily
Money Exchange Department
Bills Island
Scully
William Williams
Secretary of the Treasury
Willaams
Dills Island
New York City
Williams
Peruna Endorsed by Michigan Educator Leader in Ad Copy
Mr Elmer M Barnes of St Joseph Michigan manager for the League of Educators of Michigan endorses Peruna as a tonic with rapid, lasting effects. Testimonials from officials and gentlemen in St Joseph praise Peruna for nervous ailments, catarrh, digestion, sleep, and general vigor. A promotional offer and free address for further advice accompany the lettered endorsements.
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Elmer M. Barnes
State Street
St. Joseph
Mich
League of Educators of Michigan
Vlmer M. Barnes
Perna
Alphonzo Wart
Washington
J. G
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Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
A. Hart
Orlando E. Service
Joseph
Petumi
Orlando KH
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Scully Overcharges Migrants Revealed by Commissioner
The secretary reports Scully paid migrants 4.82 and 18.50 when contract allowed 184 and 18.80, implying double charges for long, profitable foreign exchange. The commissioner cites over 5 million migrants last year and asks to quantify foreign profits. Scully, absent from the building, received notice minutes before closing. he claims honesty after 33 years in service. Post and Flags and bankers will handle exchange duties starting today.
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New York
New York Exchange
Urs Istana
Veteil
Pigged Piggy Rivalry At York Baseball Grounds
In York Pennsylvania hot rivalry between Penn Park and MQA clubs turns town baseball mad with roaming clubs named Hot Air and Volante Boat era. A pig mascot caused a chase across the diamond as betting swells and officials of the Young Men’s Christian Association grow annoyed.
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Penn Park
Clube of
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Youster
Rogters
Young Men’s Christian Association
Cherry Pectoral Ad Credits Trusted Doctors
A vintage advertisement proclaims cheap doctors ineffective and urges paying for Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It claims the remedy cures fresh and old colds, coughs, weak lungs, bronchitis, even consumption, with a testimonial from W. Mc Grimes of Newburg, West Virginia. The ad price shows one dollar and a five point zero seven notation.
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Ayer
W. Mc Grimes
Newburg
W. Va
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