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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1909

Page

7

Monkey Becomes Grief Stricken As Doctor Dies

Chicago talks of Dr Monroe Leech and his pet monkey Monk whose devotion ended in death after the physician’s passing. Monk refused food, kept vigil at the window, sobbed at photographs, and finally died beside its master. The pet was buried in a woodland grave south of Chicago with a silver trimmed coffin.

Chicago Monroe S. Leech Prairie Avenue Frank Hartman Thriving Park Dr. Leech Monk

Not Her Literal Opinion on Suffrage Laws

A legislature member mocks suffragettes calling new laws misdeeds while the leader reacts with surprise. The dialogue reveals conflicting views on public meetings and penalties for disturbances, highlighting tension between lawmakers and activists.

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Ailments of Men Overcome by Home Remedy Prescription

An advertisement touts a home remedy plan for male vitality and nervous exhaustion. It proposes mixing several patent medicines into a single bottle, to be taken after meals and at night, claiming privacy and no opiates or habit forming drugs. The text stresses discretion and ease of preparation.

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Notorious New York socialite Frank Dudgeon tied to multiple wives and scandals

Frank P. Dudgeon, heir to a $250000 fortune, faced a manslaughter indictment over his second wife's death that was quashed. He married his fourth wife Myra E. Dudgeon after a life of sensational legal battles, divorces, stabbings of a horse, and repeated public scrutiny from Locust Valley to Broadway in the late 19th century.

New York Frank P. Dudgeon Myra E. Dudgeon Justice Blanchard Supreme Court Arthur Mayer Dudgeon William C. Relyea Locust Valley Broadway Kittie Cody Duudgeon Brooklyn Cody King County Grand Jury Kittie Asister Ridgway Forty-second Street Sixty-sixth Street Tammany Thomas Tracy Tracy Eleanor Amand Dudgeon Dudgeon No. 3

Woman leaves estate valued over six million dollars

In New York on Oct 22, William A. Moore of New Rochelle examined the estate of Mrs Eva Cochran of Yonkers. The report values personal property at 8,238,738.44 with bonds and stocks dominating the assets, real estate at 338,500, administration costs at 50,000, executors' commissions at 30,000, and a transfer tax exceeding 100,000. Bequests to charity were noted and 353 Yonkers carpet company employees will receive 1,000 each. six children share 1,011,700.31 total.

New York William A. Moore New Rochelle Westchester County Eva 8. Cochran Yonkers Cochran Alexander Smith & Sons’ Carpet Company

Man Kills Himself Over Loved Woman in Brooklyn

Karl Widmer a Hotel Margaret waiter shot himself after seeing the woman he loved with another man. Richard Tucker Elizabeth Bannon and Agnes Kelly fled the scene but were chased by police. a life insurance policy named Bannon as beneficiary was found. All three were discharged in Adams Street Court.

New York Karl Widmer Margaret Brooklyn Widmer Willow and Orange Streets Richard Tucker Elizabeth Bannon Agnes Kelly O'Connell Miss Bannon Masistra‘e Tighe Adams Street

Browne to Celebrate Sixtieth Birthday at True Reformers

The sixtieth birthday anniversary of Rev. W. W. Browne of the True Reformers will be observed at True Reformers' hall, 1202 N. Wel street, on Sunday afternoon in October.

W. W. Browne True Reformers N. Wel Street

Mother Weeps as Police Search for Missing Son

Mrs. Isalene Woodward of Lebanal Indiana pleads with police to find her son Harry Woodward age 17 who left home mysteriously, the mother is described as nearly frantic with grief.

Isalene Woodward Lebanal Ind Harry Woodward

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