Castellane Divorce Hearing Details Marital Strife and Alleged Infidelity
The Castellane divorce case in Paris heard before M. Henry Ditte reveals a fraught marriage marked by the countess’s alleged moral desolation and the count’s extravagance. Infidelity with women labeled A B and C is described through letters and testimonies as the court adjourns for further presentation.
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Paris
Castellane
M. Henry Ditte
Tribunal of First Instance of the
Belie
Mairo Cruppi
Maitre Cruppi
Madame A
Madame B
M. Cruppi
New York
M. Crupps
France
America
M. Moret
Four married women discipline Hatsie Lowry in Franklin attack
Four married women of good standing tortured Hatsie Lowry at East Sandy Franklin by tying her hands applying stove polish to her face and coating her head with molasses and feathers. They then tied her to a box near a railroad camp and displayed her until a passerby freed her. The four were arrested and fined ten dollars each after claiming justification.
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Franklin
Hattie Lowry
East Sandy
Teacher Averts Panic in Fire Drill at Emerson School
Gertrude B. Williams sixth grade teacher at Emerson Public School in Kas. kept students orderly during a fire alarm. She blocked the doorway and marshaled the class to safety as others followed, despite being bruised in the effort. No fire damage is reported.
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Kas
Gertrude B. Williams
Emerson Public School
Rulings on Meat Inspection Rules and Labels
The Agriculture Department announced rulings under the meat inspection law covering transportation, casings, labels, and definitions. Key points include certification required for interstate shipments, farm slaughter carcass shipments limited to farmers or their agents, and restrictions on wholesale dealers. Labels may be used on inspected meats when properly supervised, with weight statements regulated and definitions limited to cattle sheep swine or goats. Nonedible greases and tallow from these animals are not meat food products.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Ridicules Attacks On Meats By Medical Expert
London address by Dr Sir Frederick Treves at the National Health Society defenses canned meats and raw milk saying the public ignores greater dangers in unseen germs. He ridicules the outcry while arguing floor sweepings and rat parts in meat are harmless when cooked.
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London
Frederick Treves
National Health Society
Utes Move Toward Crow Reservation After Intercept
Three hundred and fifty Utes, halted by U S troops on Powder River, plan to march northwest to join the northern Cheyennes on the Crow reservation. They say they left their reserve to avoid starvation and will notify settlers of peaceful intent. Chief Appah calls it a journey to abundant game and happiness.
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Gillette
Wyo
United States
Powder River
Crow Reservation
Appah
Fear Barge Cahoon Missing With Crew Of Seven
Alpena Michigan October 31 It is feared that the two masted barge Thomas A Cahoon owned in Saginaw is lost with seven men aboard The Cahoon was in tow of the steamer Homer Warren anchored off Thunder Bay island Saturday night The barge broke loose during the gale and drifted into Lake Huron Some fear it may have drifted to the Canadian shore but vesselmen think it could have lived in the gale
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Alpena
Mich
Thomas A. Cahoon
Saginaw
Cahoon
Homer Warren
Thunder -Bay Island
Lake Huron
Woman Violates Compulsory Law In City Court
Mrs. R A Mettert faced a school attendance charge in city court. Judge Skelton continued the case, noting the hardship of enforcement given her family needs and her efforts to educate her children while she works to support them. Other cases delayed and continuances granted.
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R. A. Mettert
Raymond Mettert
Skelton
Huntington
Joe Staub
Lillian Johnson
R. T. Rosenow
Wambach
Wells County News In Briefs From Northern Indiana
Read through Wells and surrounding counties reports of notable events. Among items are a historic first for a Black voter in Bluffton, local deaths including Amos Reiff and Ss. P. Dull, a barbershop neck shave surcharge, Rev Dr Charles Little starting his 35th year at Wa bash First Presbyterian, Ned Taylor losing a hand, Thomas Cudahy dying of heart disease, a mysterious $150 Oregon check, a Catholic reception for Rev Father F X Labonte, and preservation of David S Simons remains moved after 39 years.
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Columbia City
James H. van Auken
Pleasant Lake
Wells County
Bluffton
Amos Reiff
Ss. P. Dull
Noble County
Ligonier
Charles Little
First Presbyterian Church
Wabash
Ned Taylor
Somerset
Wabash County
Marion, Bluffton and Eastern Traction Line
Marion
Thomas Cudahy
David Miller
Oregon
Elkhart
Father F. X. Labonte
Oxford
Besancon
Fort Wayne
David S. Simons
Kendallville
Bowser Learns Lively Old Cockadoodledoo Patriot Tale
Mr Bowser sneaks to a social club to meet cabinet officers but finds the event a farce. He endures seven cocktails and chairs, is mocked for patriotism, and forced to recite the constitution amid flour throws before collapsing at home.
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P. C. Eastment
Bowser
Mr. Bowser
Mrss. Bowsher
Mrsh. Bowsher
Mrs. Bowser
Trenton
Mr. Bowgher
M. Quad
Gethsemane Prayer and Peter's Fall Explored in Stearns Commentary
The piece analyzes Jesus in Gethsemane, his sorrow and prayer, the disciples' sleep, and Peter's denial pledge. It contrasts human weakness with Christ's submission to the Father, noting the agony of the cup and the divine support described in Hebrews and Psalms.
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American Press Association
Cedron
Mount of Olives
David
Absalom
Jesus
Israel
Peter
Isa
Job xiii
Dan
James
John
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Ciii
Gethsemane
Heb
Johnny
Interurban Hit Freight Train at Pennsylvania Crossing
A Huntington interurban car on the Wabash Valley line collided with a freight train at a Pennsylvania crossing around 9 39 Wednesday. The pilot and gate were damaged and S F Pfeiffer of Buffalo N Y suffered a painful knee bruise while the car’s reverse lever failure cited as cause. Passengers were moved to the limited and the car resumed service.
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Pennsylvania Crossing
Huntington
Limited
Pfeiffer
Theft Seen In Bank Failure At Aetna Trust
Washington reports the controller of the currency says deposits at the failed Aetna Banking and Trust in Butte and the city are implicated in a theft. The receiver’s report shows Butte deposits over 350000 with total liabilities around 400000. Only 9000 in cash was recovered and much of the listed assets are doubtful.
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Washington
Aetna Banking and Trust Company
Butte, Mont
Butte
Hoar’s Condition Fails to Improve Overnight
Worcester Mass October 31 Representative Rockwood said Hoar showed no signs of improvement last night. His physician stated today that Hoar’s condition remained unchanged and he continues to be under care.
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Worcester
Mass
Rockwood
Hoar
Not all mothers gush over babies say Lipplincott
A dialogue from Lipplincott's Magazine contrasts reactions to babies. An amateur student of human nature suggests women not praising a pretty infant are old maids, while the wise man counters that a mother may think her own baby is prettier.
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Lipplincott
Meekers good luck in bunches, $5,000 affair noted
Enpeck remarks Meeker’s streak of luck grows after he receives $5,000 from a man who has estranged his wife. The Detroit Tribune reports the exchange as a curious turn in a neighborhood tale.
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Meeker
Enpeck
Nearing a Tunnel: Fraulein Speaks to Sir
Dialogue fragment shows Eulalia and a man aboard a carriage as they approach a tunnel. Meggendorfer’s voice appears in the scene with terse exchanges about hope and caution. The exchange suggests tension and impending travel.
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Fraulein
Eulalia
Meggendorfer
Blattar
Women Who Wear Well and the Favorite Prescription
The article argues marriage and motherhood weaken women but notes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription restores health and vigor. It claims benefits for nursing mothers and expectant mothers, with non alcoholic ingredients and endorsement by medical authorities. It invites letters to Dr. Pierce at Buffalo for consultation.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Avalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N.Y
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