Germany demands new Venezuela concession in protocol
Washington notes a new Venezuelan concession proposed by Germany and backed by Italy. diplomats guard details as the proposition, possibly involving an apology or Castro’s resignation, could clash with American principles and trigger a Monroe Doctrine dispute. Bowen refuses to accept the new element, signaling strong objection to interference in U S internal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Venezuela
Karen Boeck von Sternberg
Bowen
Italy
Mayor Des Janenes
Castro
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Thought Friday Unlucky Wedding Repeats in West Virginia
In Wheeling West Virginia on February 10 a couple chose to remarry after 40 years of marriage. David D Riley and Mary Pratt of Newburn West Virginia believed Friday to be an unlucky day and renewed their vows in Kingwood at the Preston County courthouse with Rev. C S Howsd officiating, unaware they were already married decades earlier in 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
David D. Riley
Newburn
W. Va
Riley
Misa Mary Pratt
Kingwood
Preston
Mary Pratt
C. S. Howsd
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Gains Scientific Praise
Mrs Frances Stafford of New York testifies to the widespread belief in Lydia E Pinkham's remedies. Skeptics gave way as cures multiplied, spreading as a great aid to women across America, attracting attention from scientists and physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Stafford
E.ith St
N.Y. City
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Woman Denies Society Drinking and Gambling Claims
Morristown society women form a committee after accusations that local society people drink smoke and gamble. Mary Browning and Bara Potter are asked to issue public denials as legal steps are considered, while Browning cites nerves and ignorance of specifics and vows no future public speeches.
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Morristown
Society
Arma
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Harry C. Pitney, Jr
Pitney
Supreme Court
Mahlon Pitney
Mary Browning
Bara Potter
Browning
Potter
W. CT. U
No Women Allowed in Pittsburg Sky Scraper
Pittsburg reports a 24 story Farmers deposit national bank tower opening March 18 with a ban on women tenants. Directors say stenographers and all women barred from rental. hairdressers manicure millinery workers also excluded. The $4 million building will have 1,900 rooms and aims to be one of the country’s largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Witt
United States
Troubles Come AN In One Bunch
New Philadelphia report details Emma Jeandervine facing severe hardship after her husband abandon ed her with five children. She washed for income but could not save enough for coal or clothes as theft and accidents left two boys near death. Neighbors organized aid and the children were sent to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Emma Jeandervine
Iso
Kid Doctor Vaccinates Elderly Man at City Hall
Dr. WH Kennedy, a medical student stationed at the mayor’s office since Friday, has given free vaccines to more than 16 people. A wary old man arrived and challenged the young doctor, but Kennedy’s work was satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH Kennedy
oMce
Marty Branaugh
Kennedy
Dressed in Negligee: Teenager Pleads Guilty Theft
18 year old Will Kine of 208 Bellefontaine admitted stealing a coat from Parry Manufacturing employee Ernest Louden last week. Louden recognized the coat on Kline after seeing him in a store Sunday night and notified police. In police court Judge Stubbs imposed a $35 fine, costs, and a workhouse sentence, noting a prior bicycle theft conviction.
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Will Kine
Bellefontaine
Kline
Parry Manufacturing Company
Ernest Louden
Louden
Duncan
Gregory
Stubbs
Lovepowders Not Grounds for Divorce, New York Case
The Appellate Division reversed a prior ruling in a New York divorce suit involving Elizabeth Bancroft Stockwell Burch and Dr. Thomas Hamilton Burch. The court said evidence about the wife consulting clairvoyants and using alleged love powders was vague and unreliable, ordering a new trial before a different referee.
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New York
Thomas Hamilton Burch
Elizabeth Hancroft Burch
Supreme Court
Charles If. Knox
Burch
New York Yacht
New York Athletic
Elzaveth Bancroft Stockwell
Emerson M. Stockwell
Worcester
Mass
Herch
Edith Lee
Knox
Lee
Lurch
Cleveland Man Wields Musket In Street Rampage
Charles Eddy, drunk and enraged, chased his wife and two sons from their Ward Lakests home then forced nine boarders into the street with a loaded army musket. Police arrived, Eddy resisted, officers tackled him, musket seized, and he was subdued amid injuries. He faces special incarceration charges.
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Cleveland
Charles Eddy
Ward and Lakests
St. Clair St
Centralation
Eddy
Britton
Long Distance Romance Ends With Evening Train Away
Phil Sturtevant travels from New York to Chicago to surprise Gale Ledyard with a personal visit. A telephone ploy leads Gale to speak with him during the long distance call, while her admirer Gardner watches and Gale plans a festive night. The ending finds Sturtevant deciding to head back to New York on the night train.
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Phil
New York
Chicago
Gale Ledyard
Hesk
Sturtevant
Philip Sturtevant
Philp
Miss Ledyard
Gardner
Philip
Gale
Miss Leyard
Annett
Cale
Gale Lessyard
Lotler
Becky
Yong Man
Flepper
Gye
Recor Herald
Whittier relics sell in New York auction
Manuscripts and letters tied to John G Whittier fetched high sums to aid Whittier homes and the Lincoln era artifacts drew attention. An unpublished stanza by Whittier sold for two dollars and a Lincoln draft for sale funds. Big sums also went for a freedman society letter from Sumner and a Tennyson letter.
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New York
John G. Whittier
Whitier
Whittier
Indiana coal men face trial at Chicago
Seven Indiana coal operators charged with violating the triots and trial law have traveled to Chicago to enter formal appearances and arrange proceedings. The entry notes a slate of social and personal notices from Hauteur Indiana, including visits, dinners, teas, and travel to Cincinnati, Boston, Los Angeles, and Europe, plus a marriage in Lafayette and state weddings in Madison and Wellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Chicago
Taaae Haute
Ind
John ©. Cleland
Mary Reaume
Cincinnati
J. Cude Power
California
Samuel Rela
G. G. Pfam
Mra Fry
Charles McDougal
Boston
Europe
Tal
Lee R. Kahn
Bello Kahn
St. Louis
Bertha Kahn
Dan.vite
Charles Merrill
Deborah Moore
Valette Miller
Los Angeles
Cal
Samuel Miller
Misa Mary H. Pye
Leslie BE. Peck
N. Neferneyat
Hirem Kellogg
Lafayette
Mary E. Brown
George N. Swerinker
Wellgvilte, O
Madison
Miew Mery Woolley
Robert Cussart
Birminghar
Local News Summary From Kansas City and Cleveland
In Kansas City a Kentucky farmer called A Price was pursued after leaping from a passenger station window and captured. he carried a railroad ticket for Tyrone, O T. In Cleveland a messenger boy named Earl Koes faced charges of obtaining money under false pretenses after allegedly listening for calls and intercepting a message to collect payment, then tearing up the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
A. Price
Union Depot
Humane
Price
Tyrone
Cleveland
Earl Koes
Moss
Western Union Telegraph Company
Given
Rosa
Holtensen
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