Twice Divorced From Same Man Court Case Details
New York report outlines H A Alexander once counsel to the U S embassy in Paris and his wife Mrs Grace Green Alexander of 42 WW, twice divorced and remarried. It notes their wealth, a Hyeres villa, and a Mexican address used to mislead, with allegations of indiscretions and a forthcoming divorce suit.
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New York
Trice
Weary A. Alexander
Grece Green
Alexander
Justice Glegerich
Princeton
Hyeres
France
Henry M. Alexander
Alexander & Green
United States
Faris
Caliifornia
Eleanor
Europe
Uniscus
Mr. Alexander
Coanse
George M. Kirchwey
Fedut Tria
Mra
First Tariff Makers and Tarifa’s Moorish Duties
The southern Apal promontory at the strait of Gibraltar, Tarifa, held a fortress and served as the Moorish authority for collecting duties on merchant ships entering or leaving the Midland Sea. The term tar Ma or tari derives from where the levy was imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apal
Strait of Gibraltar
Mediterranean Sea
Antos
Spain
Tarifa
Midland Sea
Pittsburg Man Hangs Self Amid Home Troubles
A.W. D. Ava Genbrinke a master mechanic hanged himself today in Pittsburg Pennsylvania. His wife lives in Washington DC. Several letters found in his pockets indicate Homextta trouble.
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Settopa-McRae Prene Association
Pittsburg
W. D
Ava Genbrinke
Washington, D. C
Ausdenbrink
Health claims of a patent medicine and nervous breakdown
A fragmented advertorial discusses stomach illness and nervousness linked to digestion. It touts patent medicines, promising safe relief and urging readers to trust medical discoveries sold through claims by prominent authorities and popular practice.
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Jolien
Sexrel Alther
Martin Burns and Lydia Van Welt Service Romance Ends in Crash
The tale follows Martin Burns a chauffeur who loves widow Lydia Van Welt but is deemed a miscreant for the affair. After a reckless ride the automobile plunges toward a quarry and Burns declares love. Lydia suggests they marry to avoid legal costs, and the pair’s stormy affair continues amid public scandal.
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Martin Burns
Lydia van Welt
Stong
Bydla
Lnd
Martin
Raincoats Blend Grace and Service in Taupe Season Styles
Amid the tauy season Dame Fashion unveils a raincoat range in vivid colors and varied cuts. Coats range from conservative tailored fits to flamboyant designs, all offering full protection and practical wear for rainy days.
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Wotien
Hue
Near-Limericks Through a Witty, Wayward Thread
A playful verse piece presents a string of near rhymes about Mariel Cried from a chandelier to Aunt Mary and a Dover traveler. It then follows a bold traveler’s quip on seasickness and a droll tale of Hatte in a single shoe provoking amused concern from friends.
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Mariel
Naples Observes Holy Saturday Carnival Traditions
In Naples during Lent the city marks Holy Saturday with rope games linking houses. Participants clad in Neapolitan costume carry a fistaff and bobbin, with an orange and seven feathers representing Lent weeks. Firecrackers ignite at noon after church bells, while the crowd chants pious and profane phrases. London Ancient Court described as originating from Saxon times.
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Naples
Moly
Mt. Bi. Elmo
Christ
Klondike Gold Output Reported Total Tied to Discovery
Brattle, Wash authorities note $908 per ounce amid a broader report that gold output reached $5,697,942 with total Melds of £112,786,572 since the ore discovery.
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Klondike
Napoleon's Tomb Windows Painted in Amber Glass
Descriptive note on the amber glass windows of Napoleon's tomb in Paris. Light passing through the panes is said to transmute into a ladder of gold that falls upon the sarcophagus, creating a radiant display around the resting place.
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Napoleon
the Invalides
Paris
Napoleon Les
Woman Fought a Trust for Ten Years in Nebraska
Dee 2 Special to The Sam Platte Center Nebraska. Mrs Kate Kehoe, widow and owner of two elevators, a drug store, an implement house and a fine home, battled the Nebraska grain trust for ten years. She faced car shortages, higher rival bids, and a city-wide trust pressure while expanding her grain trade and aiding farmers. Her victory culminated in exposure of the trust and she testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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John Hall
Fifth-ave. Pressbyterian Church
Alexander Ilva
Langham
Fifth-ave
Fifty- Second-st
Alexander
Connecticut
Mexico
Ures
Sonora County
México
Pariz
Sam Platte Center
Neb
Dee
Fons
Nebraska Cral Trust
Mia
Kate A. Kehos
Stein
Kehoe
Braters
Nebrwaka Erat Trust
Union Pathe
Memphis
Chicago
Kaneaw
Aves
Macon Woman Bets to Defeat World Speller Champion
Mina Jenala Hamilton, 11, of Macon Missouri, accepts a challenge from Prof D Jones to a four hour spelling contest. Jones, a Tanagater schoolteacher, has issued a test of ordinary English words with an unabridged dictionary prize. Locals offer to cover Jones' travel and lodging, and the crowd awaits the result.
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Sam Macon
Dec
Mina Jenala Hamilton
D. Jones
Tanagater
Uute
Jones
Mig Hamilton
Prof. Jones
Macon
Hamilton
Revenge Motive in Salary Row Cited by Don
A tip about vengeance surfaces regarding Don who supposedly sought payback after being offered a head waiter role. The Augusta Chronicle appears as a citation in the discussion.
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Don
Augusta Chronicle
Banday Sun editors clash over provocations and parade notices
Fragmented OCR item reports a clash between The News and The Capital over a hostile editorial taunt and a forthcoming wagon parade in Watertown with plans to invite figures such as J Pierpont Morgan and Hi Alvers. It mentions a reception for Mayor Schmite and humorous exchanges at a public event.
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Sun
Hia
T. T
Dryden Clearwater
Wgon
Watertown
Clearwater Auy
John L. Bullir
Nothiing
Invita J
Pierpont Morgan
Dr. Swallow
Praasition Eket
Hi Alvers
No Pure Gold In Use And The Myth Of 24 Carat
The text argues that pure gold is a myth and that all gold items contain alloyed metals. It explains that genuine gold is never perfectly pure, with 22 carat being common and 23 carat occasionally seen, describing how copper darkens and silver brightens the color. The passage notes the mint and dealers recognize these carat distinctions, while asserting real purity does not exist.
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Impuri- Maat
Oliver
Cop
Why America Buys Cascarets Fast Each Day
The ad touts Cascarets as a trusted daily aid, claiming millions use the tablets and a six year track record. It warns of imitators and counterfeiters trying to steal goodwill and profits from Cascarets.
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America
Camart
Subathutora
Cancareta
Cascarets
Cascarets Promote Digestive Health and Honest Sales
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a reliable vegetable remedy from Steeking Remedy Company. It warns against dishonest sellers and urges buyers to look for the genuine ten cent West Pocket bar marked CCC. The copy emphasizes digestion, cleanliness, and claims of harmless, effective relief.
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Lille Grea
Steeking Remedy Company
West Pocket
Fragmented note on gold purity and jewelry quality
A fragmented line discusses "carnt gold" for old or worn items and notes that pure gold jewelry wears faster, suggesting concerns about suitability and durability for owners.
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