Wealthy Jeffries Son in Yale Turmoil and High Society Intrigues
In a Yale era tale, Jeffries son of a wealthy New York financier clashes with studies and mischief. His stepmother schemes, friends like Underwood tempt him toward vice, and a society world gathers around Alicia Jeffries with Judge Brewster and Dr Bernstein amid police reform talk. Underwood’s threat shadows a secret rendezvous as the chapter ends.
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Kopsin
Jeffries
New York
Yale Ty Hh
Yate
Robert Underwood
Underwood
Howard
Yale
New Haven
Billy Delmore
Jeffries, Jr
Woward
Harlem
Coxe
Wall Street
Oxe
Young Jeffries
Broderwood
Epec
Astraria
Annie
Howard Temiies
Alicia Jeffries
Yr Bernstein
Alicia
Mr. Jeffries
Inte
Russia
Clinton
Ature
Clnton
eHent
Dr. Bernstein
Judge Brewster
Bernstein
United States
California
Robert
Sea Underwood
Guest Arrival at Cartwrights’ Grand Reception
In the reception room rich tapestries screened the entrance as the butler announced Mr. and Mrs. Cartwright. Alicia and her husband stepped forward to greet the guests, creating a moment of uproarious anticipation.
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Mr. Jeffries
Mrs. Cartwright
Alicia
Private sanatorium inmate drowns in Franklin Park pond
Miss Emma Hackerson, an inmate at Dr. Mabel D Ordway’s private Jamaica Plain sanatorium, walked with an attendant in Franklin Park and suddenly leapt from a high rock into the pond. She drowned. the body was recovered.
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Boston
Mass
Emma Hackerson
Mabel D. Ordway
Glen Road
Jamaica Plain
Franklin Park
Bitter Feud Waged by Princess de Sagan in Paris
Paris dispatch reports a high society quarrel centered on Princess Anna de Sagan formerly Anna Gould, with Castellane and de Lagan ran for political seats as legal actions fly between families. A separate case involves a self styled Comtesse de Clare accused of money obtained under false pretenses, while an American dentist in Paris receives the Legion of Honor and praise from expatriate circles. Juvenile aviators craze spreads as youths show interest in flight training.
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Anna de Sagan
Anna Gould
Castellano
National Assembly
de Lagangan
Castellane
Paris
Comtesse
Comtesse de Clare
Prince of Thun
Saze
Rue de la Paix
France
United States
Child’s 25-cent coin removed from throat in Vincennes
GULPS A TWO-BIT PIECE AND GHORES LOOGOOTEE Ind March 24 Fugene McAtee three years old taken to Vincennes where he underwent an operation and had a 25-cent piece removed from his throat. The coin had lodged there and efforts to dislodge it had proven unavailing. The physician said the lad would suffer no ill effects.
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Loogootee
Ind
Fugene McAtee
Vincennes
Hatpins Defend Women. DC Police Chief Defends Use
Washington mayor and police superintendent argue hatpins are essential for female defense. They say Washington has a large female population and that restricting hatpins would leave women unprotected at night, despite safety concerns.
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Washington
Sylvester
Woman Bound to Sewing Machine in Beech Cliff Robbery
In Pittsburg on March 24, Mrs. Thomas H. Dunn of Beech Cliff was beaten choked and bound to a sewing machine by two masked robbers who looted the house of £13 money two gold rings and tea spoons. Her 13 year old son John freed her after arming himself with a shotgun and led search parties through the hills.
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Pittsburg
Thomas H. Dunn
John
Beech Cliff
Steubenville Pike
Moon Run
Impena
Raineu
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Mrs. Jeffries
Richard Brewster
Benny Clay
Askirr
Inv
Bertison
Alicila
M'M
South America
Henry D. Davidson
F. A. Vanderlip
Frank Vanderlip
National City Bank
Standard Oil Holding
Mr. Davidson
Medea
Ayer
LA Voyageuse
Castellane de Sagan
Ako
Boni
Tuilieries
Colgate
Indiana Dental College
Col
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Hartmann’s
Congress
of Columbia
Pal
Armstrong
Delury
Illinois Street
the Garment Cleaners
Walter Ehlers
South Illinois St
Kingston Cale
Ur Circle Park
A. J. Tron
Valna
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