Lady Chelsea Weds Sir Hedworth Lambton After Years Apart
May 12 London. After years of devotion Lady Chelsea wed Vice-Admiral Sir Hedworth Lambton in a quiet ceremony. Chelsea, widow of Viscount Chelsea, arrived with her family and notable guests including the Duchess of Buccleuch and Lady Wolverton. Lambton, famed sea captain, once courted the bride openly and now inherits a vast Chelsea estate and potential bustling income from London properties.
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London
Hedworth Lambton
Chelsea
Lady Chelsea
Henry Arthur Cadogan
Sir Hedworth Lambton
Alington
Earl Durham
Hedworth
Lambtonamily
Duchess of
Courthay
Cadogan Earldom
Lord Chelsea
Knightsbridge
Chelsea Ambankment
Bondon
Str Wedworth
Powerful
Teadysmith
Circus Seeks BankruptcyFiled in Evansville Court
A federal petition was filed Wednesday by S. J. Adler F Emanuel Newman and William Rustan of Evansville asking the court to declare the Greater Norris and Rowe Circus bankrupt and appoint a receiver against W. A. Shannon and Ilarry S. Rowe doing business as the circus.
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S. J. Adler
F Emanuel Newman
William Rustan
Evansville
W. A. Shannon
Ilarry S. Rowe
Norris and Rowe Circus
Bvvansville
Madame Gadski Rejects Opera Career for Daughter
Madame Johanna Gadski says her 16 year old daughter, now traveling with her since age five, should not become an opera singer due to the demanding early workload and high expectations. She supports teaching singing but prefers her daughter’s current life and duties.
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Mme
Johanna Gaidski
Daughter Marries After Father Dies in Five Minute Interval
Henry Broeker of 3514 Utah Street died at 2 p.m. Tuesday after asking his daughter Mise Broeker to wed mural painter Otto Anton Kiechle. They married five minutes before the funeral, at Holy Family church, with no license. The bride is 20. The ceremony followed by Breoker's funeral at SS Peter and Paul cemetery in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Henry Broeker
Utah Street
Lght
Flea
Otto Anton Kiechle
Broeker
Kiechle
Mise Broeker
Kiechlie
Holy Family Church
Kiechke
Father Reuther
SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery
Broeker Waas
Ventriloquist’s pranks and big week at Park Theater
The Great Lester amuses on a Toledo railroad track hoax provoking two laborers to lift a handcar and wait for a false locomotive. Meredith Nicholson drama The House of a Thousand Candles draws crowds at Park Theater with Arvine and company delivering strong performances in Bates and John Glendarm roles. Next week Channing Pollock’s The Little Gray Lady features love and intrigue in Washington’s government milieu.
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Lester
Meredith Nicholson
George Arvine
Park Theater
Mr. Arvine
Bates
Butler
Thomas Chatterton
John Glendarm
Channing Pollock
Stray Dogs To Be Used As Fish Food In Hood River
Vancouver, May 12. Dogs impounded by license tags and caught by the dog catcher will be sent to Hood River, Oregon, and fed to fishes at a private hatchery. Pelts from the animals will be preserved and sold to dealers.
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Vancouver
Wash
Hood River
Ore
Fickle at 80 Man Cancels Engagement
Farwell Michigan May 12 Richard Mead 80 cancels his engagement to 78 year old Charlotte Nestle after considering the case. To repay her for the trouble of arranging a trousseau Mead gives a $5 bill. Mead is an old soldier who has lived in the area.
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Farwell
Mich
Richard Mead
Charlotte Nestle
Trousseau
Mead
Man Plans Nuptials Then Reverses Decision
After years alone, a man sought to marry Mrs. Nestle. He obtained a license and prepared for the wedding, but the day before the event he changed his mind, ending the match affair.
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Farwell
Former Prosecutor W F Edwards Dies in North Dakota
Anderson Indiana May 12 Mayor James Edwards learned Wednesday of the death of his brother W F Edwards at Cootenay North Dakota. Edwards served two terms as prosecutor of Madison county. He will be buried in North Dakota.
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Anderson
Ind
James Edwards
W. F. Edwards
Cootenay
North Dakota
Madison County
Quiet home wedding unites Miss Gould and Charles Crockett
Mrs Gould’s daughter Miss Emily Gould wed Charles Crockett of Idaho at the Gould apartments in San Marco flat Indianapolis. Rev Frank C Banard officiated. The couple left Wednesday for a western trip and were joined by relatives and friends at a wedding breakfast.
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Emily Gould
W. E. Gould
Charles Crockett
Idaho
Gould
San Marco Flat
Pennsylvania and
St. Clair Streets
Frank C. Banard
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Belles Parade with Life Size Dolls on Boardwalk
Atlantic City May 12 A new fad has women carrying real life size dolls on the boardwalk as a rival to Teddy Bear shows. A New York press agent sparked a rights puzzle over boardwalk advertising by dressing a doll as a star. Women ride in rolling chairs beside dolls in costumes matching the owners. Toy dogs lose favor to the trend. Atlantic City may hire a woman life guard at the beaches, drawing cheers from male bathers. The unnamed applicant hails from the Maine coast and is a skilled swimmer, potentially making the role demanding and popular.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Boardwalk
New York
Mlle Thaldy's Bold West Africa Marriage Story
Paris correspondent recalls Mile. Juilette Thaldy a young actress who married A. W. Merland Ponty governor of French West Africa after a midnight Dakar theater visit. The couple wed in Paris and returned to govern West Africa, with the from-the-ship romance turning to lasting union.
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London
Juilette Thaldy
Paris
A. W. Merland-Ponty
French West Africa
South America
Rio Janeiro
Dakhar
West Africa
Mlle
Thaldy
Centenarian Works as Rail Splitter
Viroqua Wisconsin May 12 John Buckles who has just celebrated his one hundredth birthday has cut 100 fence posts more than 500 rails and built 80 rods of fence this spring.
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Viroqua
Wis
John Buckles
Hatpin Found Fastens Pet Cat in Norristown
Mrs. Benjamin Dor mand, while stroking her cat in Norristown Pennsylvania on May 12, found a hatpin protruding from the cat's neck. The pin was removed without its head and authorities believe the pin was swallowed during play five weeks prior when the cat handled the hat.
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Norristown
Benjamin Dormand
Since John Quit Drinking
A wife boasts how John quit drinking after using GOLDEN REMEDY and now leads a happy, sober life. She claims the remedy cured him, praising its unseen power and the positive change in their home and prayers. The verse-like note emphasizes gratitude and renewed happiness in the town.
Home Treatment For Drunkards Odorless Secret Tea Cure
An odorless, tasteless remedy is advertised as a home treatment for drunkards. The article claims women can secretly administer it in tea coffee or food at home as a cure or aid. It presents a sensational household solution with no clinical backing.
Help Honor Victims Send Home Address Coupon
A call to action urges relatives of Honor victims to mail their home address on a coupon to support the cause. The notice stresses gratitude for compliance and frames it as a lasting obligation.
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