Princess Christian Clings To Cigarettes In Public
The king's sister Princess Christian, an early adopter of smoking, continues to smoke even while dining publicly in Bond Street. She declined a box of her preferred brand, saying she would be visiting the Free Children's Hospital and could not smell of smoke. She later gazed in a mirror and sighed at her appearance, remarking how she looked.
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London
Christian
Bond St
Free Children’s Hospital
New York World
Dynamite Tragedy: Husband Blows Wife in Kansas City
Edward Releford visited his wife seeking reconciliation and, after she refused, dropped three dynamite cartridges into the stove fire. The blast hurled Mrs Releford through the house. her mother was cut by flying debris. Releford fled amid a mob and was jailed. The house burned. the wife may have permanent eye injury. the infant was only slightly hurt.
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Kansas City
Edward Releford
Releford
Rereford
Croker Expands Holdings in Swantage England
Richard Croker rapidly extends his property near Moat House, buying Court Hill estate of about 30 acres with orchards and grassland, planning deeper artificial lake, electric launch house, and increased butter supply for Atlantic liners. Bertie Croker active in county life, presiding at a dog fanciers meeting and promising silver trophies for Berkshire show winners.
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Swantage
England
Richard Croker
Court Hill
Moat House
Croker
Bertie’ Croker
Waptage Dg Fanciers’ Association
Bertie
Double life of Chicago bank robber Joseph Hopkins ends in shooting
Dan Kipley former policeman and nephew of ex chief of police shot Joseph Hopkins in a flat on Abash Ave Hopkins a bank robber parolee and suspect in the $75000 Chicago post office robbery was known for charity in Paol Park and involvement with the Union evangelical church He and his wife attended local socials and he ran an electrical business in the city neighbors recognized him from a Pinkerton gallery photo
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Chicago
Jos. Hopkins
Dan Kipley
Chiet-of
Jos. Kipley
Stevenson
Dr.Jewyll
Mr. Hyde
Hopkins
Paol “Park
Little Union Evangelical Church
Inite
Matchmaker Maine Brings Betrothal Across Ocean
New York World dispatch from London reports the hospital ship Maine helped unite Eleanor Warrender, sister of Sir George Warrender, with Dr Rodman, a New York surgeon who led the Maine’s medical staff. The couple met on the Maine’s first voyage to the Cape.
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New York
New York ‘World Dispatch
London
Maine
Eleanor Warrender
George Warrender
Rodman
Eagles Train to Pull Balloon Driven by Kaiser's Plan
Berlin March 21 Prof Kaiser a South German mechanical genius has published How to steer an airship with eagles He claims an eagle can pull a balloon and presents diagrams and calculations He is training a team of eagles for a balloon in readiness despite ridicule from aeronauts.
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Berlin
Prof. Kaiser
Kaiser
Fought a deadly duel with himself in store doorway
Niles Michigan March 21 Officer William Metcalf found a dry goods store door ajar and entered with a six shooter. A crouching figure fired toward him. six shots rang out and Metcalf fled with his gun. He later stayed while others searched for the chief of police. A glass fragment wounded his head in a duel with his own reflection.
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Niles
Mich
William Metcalf
Metcalf
Wake Up With Chamberlain's Starsach & Liver Tablets
A promotional note touts Chamberlain's Starsach and Liver Tablets as a digestive aid that cleanses the stomach boosts appetite and revitalizes the user. The sugar coated pills are described as easy to take and pleasant in effect, available from all druggists.
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Dugan & Healey
Washington St
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Elgin
City Free
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Virginia Ave
Wales
Manufactors Shoe Co
Massachusetts Ave
Patent Kid
Vici Kid
Prince Albert
Stein-Bloch Co
Stetson
Manhattan
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