First Husband Reclaims Wife After 19 Years apart
New York June 16 After 19 years apart Captain Abram Bacer and Mrs Jennie Halsey Rich reunite. The second husband Charles Rich steps aside as Halseys plan to buy a Staten Island home. Abe, now captain of the Tonda, recalls their 1880 marriage and years of wandering before returning to claim his wife. Mrs Halsey has a 12 year old son by Rich who will visit his father.
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New ‘York
Charles Rich
Capt
Abe
Pittsburg
Dakota
Montana
Pike Creek Mountains
Oregon
Columbia River
Stalin Company
Tonda
New York Bay
New York
City Safe Commencement and Military Service Meeting
City safety notice announces commencement exercises at 8 pm Monday in M. hall. A meeting of active and veteran service members from the regular army navy and marine corps will be held Wednesday at 7 45 pm in the grand jury room at the courthouse to organize the organization.
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Regular
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Grand Jury Room
Court House
Pain and Urine Signs in Kidney Disease Warns Reader
A historic advisory urges evaluating back pain and urine condition to detect kidney or bladder danger. It describes sediment, cloudiness, or discoloration after 24 hours as warning signs needing immediate attention, and promotes Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy with testimonials from Geo Sammer describing long back and kidney pain relief after use.
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David H Kennedy
Geo Sammer
Tioga St
Spyracuse
Cays
David Kennedy
Wealthy bride pays cash to intended husband in Ohio marriage
In Toledo on June 16 a rich 26 year old bride paid 17000 dollars in cash to her future husband for his independent use and non interference. The groom Thomas G. Fischel of Chicago aged 35 agreed to marry and support any children. The ceremony followed a license and a meeting with Judge Meek after a marriage agreement was signed by Rabbi Freund.
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Toledo
Court House
Thomas G. Fischel
Cable Company of
Chicago
Rabbi Freund
Rose Guggenheim
Henry L. Wineman
Wedding near tragedy as barge overturns in Dedham
In Dedham Massachusetts on June 16 a wedding party of 23 narrowly escaped disaster when a barge wagon overturned after leaving the Good Shepherd church at Oakdale. Officials and guests were thrown down an embankment but only minor injuries occurred including broken arms and lacerations. The horses pulling the barge apparently pulled the reins under the pole, causing the plunge.
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Dedham
Maes
East Dedham
Church of the Good Shepherd
Oakdale
Alice Cox
William B. Hancock
Secret secret marriage revealed over dress dispute
New York news reports a secret marriage from May 1901 between Miss Lillian Jamieson, organist at the First Congregational Church in Rocaway Beach, and Mathew J. Charde. A quarrel over dress led to exposure, and both vow divorce while seeking parental mediation. The bride’s family includes the lumber firm Jamieson & Bond.
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New York
Lillian Jamieson
First Congregational Church
Rocaway Beach
Mathew J. Charde
Charde
Jamieson & Bond
M. J. Carde, Srr
Banker seeks to wed housekeeper as kin block license
Omaha dispatch notes Fred Renard of Oakland Minnesota, a 51 banker valued at 150000, intends to marry Nellie Craig, 22, but Edward Renard, his son in Knox County, sought a restraining order to halt issuing a license. The elder Renard traveled to West Point and Tekamah seeking a license, yet no license was granted.
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Omaha
Fred_ Renard
Oakland
Med
Nellie ‘Craig
Renard
Knox County
Edward Renard
West, Point
Tekamah
Death of Young Woman Miss Scheid in New York
Anna Scheid a 23 year old New York woman, living in Harrison, died after a 12 day illness baffling physicians. She was employed in a Newark department store and suffered a severe headache and collapse after alighting from a trolley. Doctors diagnosed epilepsy with paralysis, despite multiple consultations.
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New York
Newark
Miss Scheid
Fifth-st
The Baby Laughing Runaway Horse Rescue
Dayton Ohio June 16 Dr J W Rohrer credited with capturing a runaway horse and rescuing an infant in a buggy. Mr and Mrs Leo Meyers prepared to start a drive when the horse bolted, knocking Mrs Meyers down. Rohrer leaped into the street, seized the horse by the head, and after a hard struggle halted the animal, while the baby calmly cooed at the dramatic ride.
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Dayton, O
J. W. Rohrer
Leo Meyers
Liquor and Pool Hall License Notice in Indianapolis
The subscriber informs voters of the Thirteenth ward Center township Marion county Indiana that he will apply to the board of county commissioners at the July term 1902 for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privilege. The business is at 69 Pennsylvania St in a first floor room fronting west in a two story brick building on lot 57 outlet 111 McCarty's subdivision Indianapolis. He also seeks pool table privileges for the same room. John Jacobs.
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Ninth Ward
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
State of Indiana
Statest
Hoytave
Spann
Woodlawn
Indianapolis
Indiana
Haytave
Adolph Emhardt
Fourteenth Ward
Board of County Commissioners
Shelby St
Square 4
Hubbard and M. and
Mc. Booth
Gotlieb Huber
Sixth Ward
Indiana Ave
Clark Burton
Eleventh Ward
Washington St
S. A. Fletcher, Jrr.’S
Frank Lux
Thirteenth Ward
Pennsylvania St
McCarty
State of
Capitol-ave
South St
Griffith
Square 35
S. Capiiolay
Ward IL
T. Fox
Seventh Ward
Board of
County Commissioners
Washington Street
East
James Coffield
Centex
Board of ‘County Commissioners
Malottave
Alvord
E. T. & B. K Fletcher
Marionoounty
Malott Ave
J. H. Wilson
Baat-st
Kappes & Frank’s
Cen ‘Ter
Minnesota-sts
William Geyer
License sought to sell liquor in ward 14 Indianapolis
William Geyer seeks license from Marion county board at the July 1902 term to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking privileges. The business location is a first floor room facing east on a two story brick building on lots 2 and 4B in Kappes and Franks subdivision at the southwest corner of East and Minnesota streets in Center township Marion county Indiana.
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