Pittsburg Moguls Unlucky in Love
Pittsburg June 27. Pittsburg millionaires and their sons faced a long history of divorces in Allegheny county courts. The piece recalls notable cases from the Thaw era to modern times, including William Ellis Corey and Augustus Hartje, with subsequent remarriages and new alliances among Pittsburgh's wealthy families.
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Pittsburg
Adam
Allegheny County
Tom” Marshall
Cuba U. Quit
Jesat
Thaw
William Thaw
Fifth Avenue
East End
William Ellis Corey
The
United States Bteel’ Corporation
Kendall Haw
Augustus “Hartje
Mil
Wedding Bells for Miss Irma Smitley and Mr Arthur Ruhl
Details of the Thursday morning wedding at Rev C A Rowand residence and a sumptuous reception in Hoagland. The couple and bridal party arrived to cheers as horses and carriages greeted them. Guests included Mr Mrs W D Ruhl and many Ruhl Emrick Morton Schookman and Smittley relatives from Fort Wayne Wells County Auburn and Hoagland.
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Irma Smitley
Arthur F. Ruhl
C. A. Rowand
Charles Ruhl
Hoagland
W. D. Ruhl
Helen Emrick
Georgia Ruhl
Ben Bley
Grayston Ruhl
Fort Wayne
Leo Votrie
Auburn
John Drage
Wells County
H. C. Roehner
James Morton
Charles Houser
Alvin Daugherty
Ellis Emrick
George Shookman
Hillis McIntosh
John Ruhl
Elsworth Ruhl
Ben Sweet
Ralph McIntosh
Ed Ruhl
John Klepper
Allen Emrick
Harold McIntosh
Willie Schoppman
Clyde Schookman
Homer Ruhl
Ben Ruhl
Marvin Schookman
Henry Roehner
Luther Roehner
Kenneth Morton
Boyd Morton
Vern Emrick
Lois Drage
Evelyn Drage
Lulu Ruhl
Maud Emrick
Nettie Ruhl
Leone Morton
Helen Morton
Sophia Schoppman
Effie Daugherty
Ada Ruhl
Leonora Schoppman
House Party for Longworths at Wrest Park
London reporters note Ambassador Reid and Mrs Reid host a weekend gathering at Wrest Park with guests including Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt Captain and Mrs Spender Clay Lord and Lady Brook Ogden Mills and numerous social figures. The Longworths attend the Dorchester House reception and the American Society dinner on July four before leaving for Paris around July four.
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London
Ambassador
Reid
Nicholas Longworth
Wrest Park
Mr. Reid
Longworths
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Gladys Vanderbilt
Spender-Clay
D. O. Mills
Lords Brook
Acheson and Falconer
Herbert Dering
Ogden Mills
Gladys Mills
William Hiskine
Frederick W. Mensch
Captain Crichton
Katherine Barney
Anne Breese
Sybil Douglas
Arthur
Allen's Foot-Case Powder Promises Relief for Feet
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Case powder as a cure for painful, smarting, nervous feet and bunions, claiming instant relief from itching and sweating. It promises easy fitting of new shoes and notes availability from all druggists and shoe dealers with a free sample offer.
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Allen
Armour Calling for Fair Play in Packerd Controversy
J Ogden Armour returns to New York from Europe amid a frenzied outcry against the Packers. He defends American fair play, asserts Armour & Co support for strict meat inspection and government oversight, and notes plant inspections condemn meat unsuitable for export. He expresses shock at rebating fines and warns against slander harming export trade.
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New York
J. Ogden Armour
Packingtown
Barnum
Europe
Armour & Co
Armour &Co
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Germany
Predicted U S Winter Wheat Crop Sets New Record
Conservative crop expert H V Jones says the United States will raise 420000000 bushels of winter wheat this year, with state gains from Texas 14000000 and California 20000000 and other states showing higher yields than last year. Corn and cotton prospects are favorable though some regions lag two weeks.
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New York
H. V. Jones
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
California
Emma Meyers Dies in Knoxville at 37
Mrs Emma Meyers wife of Joan Meyers formerly of Fort Wayne died in Knoxville Tennessee from consumption at 11 30 p m Thursday night age 37 She was born in Fort Wayne formerly Miss Emma Wellman daughter of the late Fred Wellman She leaves husband six children Fred Wellman a brother Henry Wellman uncle to the deceased Funeral services occurred in Knoxville on Saturday.
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Corey
Nevada
Augustus Hartje
Blaine Jr
James G. Blaine, Jr
Bull
New York
Blaine
Martha Hichborne
Admiral Hichborne
Lawrence C. Phipps
Henry Phipps
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburg
Lfe
Hart M’kee
Hart McKee
Lida Sutton
Tevis
Europe
James King Clark
Charles Clark
Edith Bartlett
Clark
Eaeh
Emma Meyers
Joan Meyers
Knoxville
Tenn
Meyers
Fort Wayne
Emma Wellman
Fred Wellman
South
The
Electric Works
Henry Wellman
Knoxville Saturay
Ananias Baker Nominated by Republicans for Joint Cass Fulton Seat
Logansport Ind June 29 Ananias Baker of Fulton county was renominated by Republicans for joint representative of Cass and Fulton counties, narrowly beating John P Martin of Walton. Alonzo Hoffman withdrew. Baker drew attention in the last legislature by showing a $100 offer from the Tobacco Trust, aiding passage of the anti-cigarette bill into law.
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Logansport
Ind
Ananias Baker
Fulton County
Cass
Fulton
John P. Martin
Walton
Alonzo Hoffman
Baker
O. A. Baker
Tobacco Trust
Indiana Gossip from Northern Naive and Nearby Events
A long column of Indiana items reports local changes in business and people. G W Lackey sells to Shephard and Wetzel. National Food Products plans coffee extract. accidents injure farm workers near Elkhart and Huntington. divorces, lawsuits, and beehive attacks appear in Elkhart, DeKalb, and Whitley counties. local officials order boiler replacements. a boxer of headlines notes a silver cup for old settlers and a murder of small-town life in 1904 era Indiana communities.
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Bippus
Huntington County
G. W. Lackey
Auburn
Shephard & Wetzel
Hicksville
National Food Products Company
Huntington Institution
Frank Taverner
Elkhart
Frank Miser
Waterloo
Angola Furnace Company
Decatur
Fryback
Bluffton
Henry Yarman
Warsaw
Altona
DeKalb County
Homer Davis
Paul Joray
Ligonier
Ray Overholt
Warren Township
South Bend
John Green
Mate” Bench
Ligonier Boys
Albion
Luella Freeland
Goshen
Howard L. Haines
John Wright
Manchester
Lagrange County
John C. Hullibarger
Bracken
Huntington
Sol
India
England
Virgil Bemis
Collins
Whitley County
Leeks
Silas Briggs
Union Township
Fort Wayne
D. M. McAbee
Hunt
W. A. Gunsaulius
Steuben County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
WOUNDED IN STREET DUEL IN ORANGEBURG
W. O. Tatum, dispenser official, reports from Orangeburg that J. T. Parks auditing clerk of the state dispensary and R. H. Covar business manager of the Orange Patriot were mortally wounded in a street duel over a settlement. Parks was formerly owner of the Patriot and now serves as secretary of the state Democratic executive committee.
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Columbia
D. C
W. O. Tatum
Dispensary Commission
Orangeburg
J. T. Parks
State Dispensary
R. H. Covar
Orange Patriot
Parks
Patriot
Covar
State Democratic Executive Committee
Unclear Names in Historical Notice Prompt
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as IanK Stephen B Bond Chas E Bond G Max Hoffman Gaylord M Lestie and John Mlange, suggesting a damaged or partial notice with multiple individuals without context or events.
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G. Max Hoffman, Gaylord M. Lestie, John. Mlange
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