English Girls Who Came As Stowaways Arrested in N Y
In New York on October 3, Peggy Fairfax and Ivy Bonwell two 21 year old English girls were arraigned for vagrancy after being arrested at South Ferry by police. They were turned over to immigration authorities upon discovery they arrived in the United States as stowaways aboard the Plattsburg.
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N. V
Robert C. Ten Eyck
Tombs Court
Mike F. Monihan
James Ward
South Ferry
Plattsborg
Plattsburg
Brooklyn
Elsie Wilson
Hoboken
Hudson County
Shipboard Delinquency Casts Shadow Over New York Visit
Police interrupted three English girls chatting with sailors aboard a vessel. They face deportation with Elsie Wilson pledging to try smuggling back. The others fear repatriation to England where work is scarce. The remaining girls remain at large.
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New York
Elsie Wilson
England
Divorce decree reshapes Cleveland family with eight children
A Cleveland divorce cuts through a tangled family tree. Ida Friedman gains a final decree from Isaac Friedman, a sister of his former wife, separating two marriages. The result leaves eight children bereft of a father while three lose a mother and gain an aunt in the newly freed family lines.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ida Friedman
Isaac Friedman
Newark boy attacks mother as family welcomes baby
In Newark Ohio on October 3 twelve year old John Evans seized a revolver and knife in a failed attempt to murder his mother after the arrival of his baby brother. He wounded her slightly before being overpowered. Rumors say Romania's Princess Marie may wed the Prince of Wales as she nears age twenty and has become popular with the English court.
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Newark
Ohio
John Evans
Marie
Romania
Prince of Wales
Princess Marie
London
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