Princess De Chimay Elopes With Canvasser in New York
A Paris cablegram to the Herald reports Clara Ward widely known as Princess de Chimay, who wed Prince Josena Chimay, has eloped again. She fled Detroit wealth, married into aristocracy, then ran away with Junor Riga, a gypsy violinist, and now with a canvasser in New York City.
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New York
Paris
Herald
Clara Ward
Prince de Chimay
Junor Rigo
Detroit
Eber Ward
Michigan
Immigrant Boon to Doom as Aliens Pour into America
New York on June 4 reports a surge in European immigration with steerage fares cut to 8.75 and lines advertising passage. Government inspectors condemn steamship agents for admitting passengers who fail U S immigration checks. About 2000 detained at Ellis Island and tens of thousands en route, many destitute with little money.
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Childre
New York
Liverpool
Steamship Lines
Europe
Veg Immigration Bureau
Jeland
Elis Istansl
Captives Return to Tangier After Kidnaping
Tangier reports captives Tang Z Ion Perdicaria and G Vaeley arrived Friday night after being kidnapped by Bandit Talwall. The Moroccan sultan reportedly surrendered protoners to Rialetiit and paid three heavy ragcom. The Amencac Deet is believed to depart soon.
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Tangier
Tang Z—Ion Perdicaria
G. Vaeley
Talwall
Rialetiit
Amencac Deet
Naox
Notre Dame Lady Promises Home Treatment Mail
An advertisement offers free information and full instructions for remedies addressing female health issues including uterine disorders and related symptoms. It targets mothers and promises a home treatment plan costing about 12 cents per week, inviting readers to write to MC Summers box 4 Notre.
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Notre Dame LaDy
MC Summers
Box 4
Notre
Died Rolling a Coffin Nail in Plymouth Indiana
June Bly Rey nolis died from effects of cigarettes and stimulants while rolling a cigarette in a chair in Plymouth Indiana. The obituary notes the cause as related to smoking and stimulant use, with the deceased identified by name and location.
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Plymouth
Ind
Bly Reynolis
Milkmaid Gored by Cow On Benbrook Farm Attack
Misa Peon Rulterma, summering at Benbrook, attempted to milk the family cow the bean. The cow attacked her. Antona toned newyern feet in the air and the farm hand beat off the animal. The young woman was frightfully gored and in critical condition. Houston, Te will entertain, Mrs Timothy Grima, will entertain the Chapel public Wednesday school Jum by.
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Misa
Rulterma
Benbrook
Kenda
Becaihe
Antona
Houston
Wholesale Arrests Likely Over Slocum Disaster
Reports indicate authorities may announce arrests tied to the Slocum disaster as investigations advance. Officials declined to identify suspects but warned of swift action once evidence is reviewed. Local agencies coordinated with federal detectives to pursue potential charges.
Rotten timbers prompt grand jury for Slocum inquiry
Federal grand jury to be convened next Thursday after coroner inquest evidence is reviewed. District attorney Jerome reports nine bodies recovered from East River with many still missing. Fire marshal Clarke brings rotten timbers from Gen Slocum wreck as evidence for the inquest while unnamed former steamboat workers offer tips under pledge of anonymity.
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York
Sune S
U.S
Barret
United States District
Jerome
Corone Berry
East River
Cerone U'Govemn
nLkerbucker Steamboat Company
Certai Pourta
Jeromeling
Yaasehalek
Firemarshal Sein J. Clarke
Steamer Lost With 200 Persons on River Crossing
A steamer on the Koper river sank Friday afternoon while crossing near Roachof a sinking. All passengers and crew, about 200, are lost. Seventy five bodies have been recovered.
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Petersburg
Koper
Struck Down Attorney Allen Leaving Chicago Office
Attorney Alexander C. Allen of Employers' association was attacked by two unknown men as he departed his Soltner street office in Chicago. He sustained severe head wounds and was left unconscious. The incident sparked a minor panic among bystanders. In a separate St Paul report, twelve Arkansas bullfrogs escaped from Harriet Island and caused a commotion as onlookers fainted and a frog hopped onto a man's bald head.
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Chicago
Alexander C. Allen
Lay Solterst
ST. Pach
Minn
Arkansas
Harriet Island
Ciy
St. Paul Severoy
Teacups and a fair dedication amid a stormy day
A New York world’s fair building was dedicated on Saturday. German emigrant Tonio Blockelin, from Chicago, attempted to mail his steamship ticket to Mi ok home in a New York letterbox and, in a brief fall, nearly drowned before rescue. He may resume his voyage next Saturday if recovered. Rebels in Trugiya were reported killed by government forces. Snow fell in Butte, Montana, Friday with temperatures dropping to 3 degrees. Father Harrison of St Paul’s church was suspended for opposing Archbishop Arclind’s multimillion dollar plans. Dealers foresee no summer business improvement. An elderly woman, claimed to be 100, credits Speer’s wine medicines for longevity and health, listing Ann Betts of Passaic, New Jersey, as the seller.
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Blockelins
Tonio
Chicago
Mi Ok
Ekel
New York
Erief
Trugiay
Butte
Mont
Oye
Father Harrison
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Paul Minn
Arclind
Strange Native Worship in Hawaii Disturbs Mission Work
A Honolulu report describes native reverence for ancient gods despite missionary efforts. Temples are dilapidated across the islands, with some worshippers continuing offerings to seek luck, while Gov. Carter allegedly removed a sacred stake to curb the superstition amid rising powers.
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Yonolulu
Hawaii
Hawa
Woship
Carter
Births Deaths and Marriages in Local Records
Births show Lily Hurkhar and Melinda Hurkhar among entries with several families listed including Hente-age and depot addresses. Deaths include Robert Fulton and James Carr at city hospital with causes like pneumonia and typhoid fever. Marriages list multiple couples and building permits note repairs and new structures with costs and addresses.
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Lily
Melinda Hurkhar
May Hird
Columbialive
Gey
Matin
Carre Thuftman
Anna Sehuitnets
Mary Ely
Adirondack tourism lure and travel ads in period piece
The snippet touts Adirondack Lakes and mountains as healthful and inviting, promising a free number of a guide on request. It includes railway fare offers from Lake Erie & Western and nearby travel notices, teething remedy ads, and a brief note on maps and a Russia Japan War map from Breese.
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Russia
Japan
Koutern
Chicago & North-Weatery Ry
Half Million Acres on Rosebud Reservation Adverts
In Southeastern South Dakota the Rosebud Indian Reservation is offered with a Chicago North Western Railway direct line from Chicago to Bonesteel. Send 2 cent stamp for pamphlet New Homes in the West detailing allotment information. Yellowston Park Tour advertised with all expenses included, leaving Chicago Wednesday August 3. Full travel package by Cincinnati agent includes sleeping cars dining and baggage care.
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Rosebud
South Dakota
Chicago
Ry.ly
Bonester
M. Breas
Yolowastone Park
Chrisme
North-Western
Ry. Tullman
Palace
Tellowstone
MN. M
Brebee
Geo
St. Cincinnat
Chicago & North-Western
Bend
Lin
N. M. Breese
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Inside Inn at the St Louis World’s Fair Hotel Plan
The St Louis World’s Fair administration promotes ample, moderate rates at a large on‑grounds hotel named The Inside Inn. Overseen by D. M. Statler, it offers Lucerne and American plan pricing from $1 to $7 daily, with 2,227 sleeping rooms and extensive dining facilities, aiming to keep visitors on the grounds and avoid street traffic.
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D. M. Statler
Buffalo
Sime
Rome
World's Far Grounds
St. Louis
Wife Habit of Filing Divorce Suits Over Habitual Divorces
Cleveland June 5 Mrs Mary Brunkhorst leads record for number and frequency of divorce suits. Brunkhorst alleges she files actions then withdraws soon after, returning to status quo. He says no real contest and that suits only bring court and attorney fees, with no lasting changes.
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Cleveland
Mary Brunkhorst
John
Brunkhorst
Brunichornt
Forgotten deposit grows into fortune after decades
Newark story recounts how Joseph P. McFadden of Pennington Avenue learned that a forgotten depositor, Patrick McFadden, aged at least 71 years, left a tiny sum which, with interest, grew to $147 and then to $141 richer for his heir. The Bank of New York was involved as the funds accumulated over time. A newspaper ad prompted discovery by Joseph McFadden about the heirs, revealing the long-forgotten balance and interest.
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Newark
Petrick McFadden
Joseph P. McFadden
Penningtonan
McFadden
Bank of Sayings
New York
Ysago Joarph McFadden
Patrick McFadden
Shielded Lovers Shot In Leg In Tennessee Incident
Fragmented report from Memphis describes a domestic dispute where a young woman shielded her lover from her brother’s violence and was shot in the leg. Additional items include a Utah preacher offering to pay infidels to attend services, a bank ad, and homestead information from the Chicago and North-Western Railway.
Indianapolis Jobbing Market Prices Summary
Readable prices for poultry eggs butter and cheese listed with terms like hens turkeys creamery butter and New York cream cheese. Mentions standard market items and pricing variances across brands and regions.
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Egat
Patawy Shipyarayy
Elgin
Bie
New York
Ilmburger
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Princess DE Chimay
America
London
Scalate Hom
Nice
Prince Josena
Chimay
Karamin
Helefan
Riga
Dprincesa de Chimeauz
Wito
United States
Trother Husband
Assinabola
Northwest Territory
Wiil
Timothy
Grima
Sachooel
Capt van Schaick
Weasel
Attorney Allen
Aiadetreet
Spere
Speer
Ann Betts
Fast Orange
Speer N. J. Wine Co
Passaic
N. J
Dames, Jr
Lawreen Hedge
Tacoma-ate
Ge. Nelson
Lula Douglas
Pnisku-St
Bea
George
Lizele Purnell
Caldwell BL
Ileney
Mary Maren
Hisnlaniaye
Robert Fulton
City Hespital
Harvey A. Page
Daisy Jones
Marguerite Perkins
N. Benateave
James Carr
Gily Hospital
Hattle F. Owens
Richland Ave
Willam P. Cumming
Anna Kay
George Hacon
Kate Willams
Gorge W. Sellers
Alice Borge
Daniel Lines
Lottie Jones
Herbert G. Ashbrook
Lida C
Acacitera
William Arnold
Amanda Lewis
Joan C. Storren
Lorraine Brackett
William W. Knapp
Florence J. Sebatiels
L. W. Hudson
W. Washington
A. F. Hunneman
Hillside-ave
Reparr
J. Miler
N. Cipitohave
Nouse
Fred Neilhamer
Congreas-ave
Northweaters-ave
Smith
N. New Jersey
George Bertels & Bon
Adirondack Mountains
Sireama
Regird
Adirondacks
Nu Ab
Scont
George H. Dacinis
Grant Central Station
Cohuronm
Lake Erie & Western RF
Bandusky
Jeaver Sandusky
Enalra
Minds-st
Michigan City
Rochester
Lake Erie
Western R.A
Winslow
Waillville
Columbia
Alaska
Greer
California
New Albany
Java
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Aipom
Lion
Uae
Jeracy
Cubs Hugewrond A
Phoenix A
Ae Empire A
Ideal Golden
Windsie
Imeal
Binck
Mana
Bellien
Dreakfanracon
Indiana
Epsom
Mulphur
Walt
Peter
Umokelem
Cannell
Blossburg
Jackeop
Obio
Kanawha
Pittsburg
Raymond
Windrede
Hocking Valley
Brazil Bloom
Ballaa County
Saline County
Greene and Sullivan County
Black—Jackson
Virginia
Memphis
Tenn
Brothers of
Salt Lake City
Utah
Thomas Seruxes
First Capital
Provo
Ulan
Osten
The
Union National Bank
William J. Richards
Ritus
Indianapolis
Warrela
Witter
Parker
Moller Litetleusy
L. S. Ayres
Goode
Jon Coumy
Henry Caburn
John W. Willams
Court Hose
Marion County
Marten County
Wisseuth
Howard Street
Kullaqupetts
Damtbheast
Seenon
Robert Metzgril Sheaff
Marton County
Dunes
Hornbrank & Smith
Phstitut
Supering Court
BT. Fletcher
Brightwood
Deere
Robert Metzger
Horan & Harlan
Piasauttity
Peor
Vous & Sone
Huntington
Regent
Saneue
Lohmer & Co
Chase
Fischer
Pearson
Wee E
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