Social intrigue at Yale and New York high society
Howard Jeffries, son of a New York businessman, clashes with his stepfamily and Underwood, a charming rogue, as Alicia Jeffries guards her social standing. In New Haven and Manhattan, Underwood schemes harm and debt while Alicia wrestles loyalty, scandal, and a planned masque of elegance. Chapter ends with a party setup and looming tensions.
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Jeffries
Yale
Underwood
Howard
New Haven
Filer
Ally Delmore
Wall Street
Coxe
Young Jeffries
Ife
New York
Astraria
Annie
Paginas
Howard Jeffries, Jr
Alicia Jeffries
Dr. Pernstein
G. W. Dillingham Co
Mr. Jeffries
Mrs. Jeffries
Alicia
Honor
Husband quits over chicken and pillow dispute
Chicago reports Mrs. Lillian Nathanson Stone sues her father and mother in law for 50000, saying their interference caused her husband Sidney to leave after their June 21 marriage. She describes weekly 3 50 for food, chicken cravings, and a pillow dispute with a big S painted on the pillow. Abe Stone calls the suit a bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Nathanson Stone
Stone
A. L. Stone
Mickly Stone
Sidney
Way
Monroe Avenue
Michigan Avenue
Abe Stone
Family quarrel over money involves Stone family
In Grand Rapids Michigan a brother stays away until Wednesday. Mrs Lilian Stone claims her father in law has wealth and hopes he will pay her a large sum. Sidney Stone is not fleeing and has simply gone. Mrs Sidney Stone stays with her father at 213 KE Eighteenth street. Nathanson is a loan broker and Mr Stone is a retired real estate dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lilian Stone
Sidney Uw
Sidney Stone
KE. Eighteenth Street
Nathanson
Stone
Bride’s husband fights man then is arrested in New York
Hugo Ault a young iron molder punched Ferdinand Seeth in a rooming house row over a room and rent. Police arrested both men for disturbance but released them on personal recognizance. Ault’s bride pleaded for his release. Seeth allied with Mrs Scholtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hugo Ault
Ferdinand Seeth
Barkhausen
Ault
Seeth
Larimer Street
Peter Scholtz
Harry Hamilton Dies, Pontiac Auto Manufacturer
Harry Hamilton, a prominent figure in automobile manufacturing, died in Pontiac on March 23. He began life as a newsboy. He is survived by his wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
Harry Hamilton
Regulars Face Mob as Riot Calmly Breaks in Chicago and Pittsburg
Washington March 23 The army’s regulars are praised as a deterrent and crowd control force in riots. Accounts recount Chicago stockyard suppression and Pittsburgh strike actions where troops fired on mobs, clearing routes to federal buildings. Treasury officials prepared guards and signaling links with Fort Meyer to defend Washington vaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met
Manu
Philadelphia
Treasury Department
United States Mint
War Department
Cobatgah
Pittshire
Cohaugh
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Imilitia
Federal Building
Federal
Leutenant
Washington
Treasury
Fort Meyer
Potomac River
Virginia
The
Bates Barber Shop Ad Promises First Class Service
A compact vintage notice promotes Bates Barber Shop at 7 West Market Street offering "Everything first-class" with a brief reference to bromide and quinine cold remedy branding and a signature line for W. Grove, age 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olds
W. Grove
Bates Barber Shop
West Market Atreec
Doctors and Attorneys Hit in Carnegie Report
New York Carnegie Foundation president Henry S. Pritchett says forthcoming study will show the nation overrun with unfledged, incompetent doctors and lawyers. He cites California having four times as many doctors per population as Germany and urges higher admission standards for professional schools. He warns the public faces the effects of an untrained medical army and a lax legal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Cal
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Education
Henry S. Pritchett
New York
Foundation
California
Germany
Pritchett
New Realty Company Incorporation Details
The G Goose Pond company with $75,000 capital stock has been incorporated to manage real estate. Named for the Goose pond near Linton, the incorporators include Alfred M. Ogle of Indianapolis, A L Ogle, and Florence Ogle. Offices will be in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Realty Company
G Goose Pond Company
Linton
Alfred M. Ogle
Indianapolis
A. L. Ogle
Florence Ogle
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Robert Underwood
Terewell
Astruria
Deasers
Ralne
Peter
Paul
Qmi
Brewster
W. Phelps Dodge
Brant
Papa Dodge
Chicago
U. 5
Jonathan Winfield
Army
Iieutenant
Acme-Evans Company
Carnegie Foundation
United States
Les Ayres
Ayres
Chelys
S. Pena. Century Bidg
GAS
Augusta
Lange
Massachusetts Avenue
Bryce
Indianapolis Brewing Compan
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