Can America Claim the Great Divine Sarah
Special to the Sun from Minneapolis reports a doubtful tale about Sarah Bernhardt born in Rochester Iowa and raised by the Finefield family. It claims kin to Mary King of Minneapolis and links Bernhardt to a traveling Uncle Tom’s Cabin troupe in Muscatine. The piece notes disputed parental and early life details and cites a Rochester tavern keeper as asserting the lineage.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Rochester
Sarah King
Iowa
Lucy
Minneapolis
Divine Sarat
Muscatine
Bernhardt
Sun
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Saran Bernhardt
Fred Pinefield
Finefield
Mr. King
N. Y
John
Mary King
Mary
John Finefield
Sarah
Charles King
Linneapolis
Finefalds
Rilne
Létia
Bella
Fred Finefield
Jerome Castle
Canada
Lucy Kin
Grand Ave
Sai
MHS
Lucy King
Barah Bernhardt
Ottawa
New York
Family Mystery Traced Through Bernhardt Connection
A family widow’s tale recalls a missing woman named Sarah who vanished in Muscatine. Detectives failed to find her until a friend spotted a Bernhardt portrait in a Chicago theater and learned she had married a man with that surname. She claimed to be on stage and later wrote from France, though her brother reported her abroad.
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Sarah
Saran
Muscatine
Chicago
Bernhardt
France
Barah Bernhardt
Larger Force and Pay Affects Indianapolis Post Office Clerks
John E. Shideler, assistant postmaster in Indianapolis, returns from Washington with ten new clerks chosen from civil service exam results. They start at 600 dollars a year for the first year, rising with service. Thirty nine existing employees will receive a 10 cent raise annually from July 1. New carriers and wagon allowances are planned for October 1, and the office will have more funds for incidental expenses.
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John E. Shideler
Indianapolis
Washington, D.C
Civil Service Examination
Simon P. Baus
Patrick J. Quinn
Maurice H. Hannes
A People's Lobby for Honesty and Decency
Washington July 6 A movement seeks to form a national people’s lobby to monitor legislation and legislators. Roosevelt reportedly approves the plan, envisioning a paid, nonpartisan office in Washington with a manager and staff to inform the public which bills and officials deserve support or scrutiny. The idea mirrors Chicago’s Municipal Voters’ League and would press for a national league to clean up Congress, funded by voluntary subscriptions.
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Gillen Gardner
Washington, D. C
Washington
Geveral
Labby
Roosevelt
White House
National League
Congress
National Voters’ League
People’s Loday
Theodore Roosevelt
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