Woman Fooled by Proxy Husband in Italian Marriage Fraud
Miss Francesca Rappale, deeply in love with merchant Randazzo, arranged a proxy marriage with a man impersonating him at the Church of the Holy Rosary. A $10 fee paid for the proxy husband led to a fraudulent marriage certificate filed with the Health Department. Randazzo challenged the validity in supreme court, seeking to declare the document fraudulent. The court issued an injunction preventing Miss Rappalo from presenting herself as Randazzo's wife.
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York
Francesca Rappale
Gleroma Randarse
Apein
de Scutt
Prazy
Francesca Avex
Flushing: Mye
Brooklyn
Miss Rappale
Randazzo
Hadeen
Robert H. Roy
Randazuo
Aye
Miss Rappalo
Roma
Rappilo
Randazza
Roy
Supreme Court
New York
Medical Writer's Cure of Rae and Serrive Remedies
Fragmentary text describes a claimed universal remedy for respiratory ailments. Mentions cures for coughs colds and catarrhal diseases. Contains unclear references to names and substances. lacks verifiable details or outcomes.
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Rae
Pep
Soria
How to Swim By Mixa Elanine May Golding
The article teaches diving from a springboard with precise steps. It instructs keeping feet together at the edge, arms stretched forward, palms down, springing forward, breaking the water with hands, entering head first while holding breath, and surfacing smoothly through body control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixa Elanine
May Golding
America
New Zealand Mrs Ward Discusses Women Voting Rights
Lady Ward wife of New Zealand's prime minister outlines that women do not vote or stand for parliament there yet. She says women are informed and interested in politics, though laws and customs keep them from formal roles. Education, professions, and family duties shape their public presence.
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Lady Ward
New Zealand
Bua
Yam
Trang
Bepgar
Roctora
Violet themed linen evening coat ends with matching details
A three niece time in fashion notes describes a violet outfit for formal events. Linen dress, matching bodice with delicate embroidery, a tiny lace coat dyed to violet, crochet imitation accents, and linen frills on the sleeves create a coordinated jaunty look.
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Vinlec
Parisian Count Blindsides the Marchioness Twist
A traveler recalls a comic Paris tale of a blind French count who befriends an American aboard and later attends a marchioness ball with his maid. The count jokes he has been cured of cataract, prompting stunned reactions from the marcher and a promised best man role for the American.
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Paris
Emint
Ater
London
Marchioness
Marie
Black Sand Study Moves to New Site in 1906
The U S Geological Survey will continue the Pacific coast brack sand investigation at Fortland Oregon until September. Afterward the plant moves to Chanel Hill North Carolina to work with the state geological survey. It is believed eastern coast sands may hold rich minerals like the Pacific slope.
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Pacific Coast
United States Geological Survey
Frotland
Ore
Chanel Hill
N. C
Geological Survey
The Two Helens Goulds Take Stock of Estate Ties
Misa Helen Gould grows confused with her niece Miss Helen Vivian Gould daughter of George Gould as the family settles estate matters. Neted is mentioned in passing as part of the social note on the Gould circle.
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Helen Goulds
Misa
Helen Gould
Helen
Vivian Gould
Eorge
Gould
Net
Fight Over Smoke Nuisance Sparks Civic Action
The Cincinnati nomarre club through the department of civice fights the smoke nuisance. A display shows sixty one smokestacks with fifteen smokeless. Women demand all establishments achieve the same smokeless standard, noting large outfits lose millions in production.
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Cincinnati Nomarre Club
Department of Civice
Whimsical Clippings and Oddities From a Newspaper Page
A fragmentary collection from a 19th or early 20th century sheet features humorous lines about judging motives, a tale of a mountain song, and a note on cornmeal in a Chicago meat can. It includes quips about summer resorts, a village love story, and stray remarks on Thaw Rockefeller and Dreyfus, with informal reader chatter and local notices.
The Prince With The Smile Of Norway Crown Prince Olaf
A column praises baby Olaf of Norway known as the Prince with the Smile. The piece recalls the king and queen, the royal family, and the hope his smile inspires for the nation. It extols childlike joy as a universal boon and notes the enduring nickname.
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Norway
Uttle Olaf
Benure
Baby Olaf
Cnteer
Alexander Edward Christian Frederick
Prince
Union Labor Claims Victory in North Carolina Political Fight
Special to the Sam reports organized labor claiming a major win in battling representatives who influence legislation. The AFL mailed lists of anti labor figures to unions nationwide and vows to oppose Blackburn and Littleheld for their stances on labor measures and the anti injunction bill. The record outlines plans for workers to ally with political parties or nominate union men to fight what it calls opposition in Congress.
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Washington
Organized Labor
E. Spencer Blackburn
Republican
North Carolina
Blackburn
Congress
American Federation
Littleheld
Mains
Cascarets Ad Highlighting Popular Demand and Rivals
An exuberant 1900s style advertisement asserts Cascarets are bought by millions daily, with rapid consumption metrics and large prior-year spending. It claims widespread trust, praises the product as a faithful servant, and warns of imitators and counterfeiters seeking to steal the brand’s good will and profits.
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Caacaret
Cascarets
Cascarets Promise Safe Digestive Aid for Children
An advertising pitch touts Cascarets as a sound business and reliable cleanser for the digestive canal. The text warns against dishonest sellers, notes Cascarets are vegetable and from Sterling Remedy Company, with a ten cent West Pocket box and tablets marked CCC for authenticity.
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Cascarets
Sterling Remedy Company
Suffragists Stay In Jail After London Arrests
Miss Kenney and fellow women suffragists arrested in London for eight disturbances outside the home of Chancellor of the Exchequer Asquith have chosen to remain in jail rather than promise good behavior. The group declared they prefer jail to accepting terms they deem inadequate.
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Miss Kenney
London
Jane
Exchequer
Asquith
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