Never Say Die novel by Grand Duke Michaelovitch
Grand Duke Michael Michaelovitch of Russia has written a novel titled Never Say Die to be published here tomorrow. The work mirrors his own love romance and exile after a morganatic marriage, though the hero is said to be a German prince who forfeited family favor by marrying below his rank. The author dedicates the book to his wife and notes the piece argues from an imperial viewpoint on choosing a mate.
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Lennon
Michael Michaelovitch
Russia
Grand Duke Michael Michaelovitch on Happiness and Marriage
The Grand Duke contends wealth and status bring little true happiness and discusses love and marriage, noting private life limits and religious questions. Born 1861 at Pethoff, he married Sophie Countess of Merersberg in 1891 morganatically at San Remo, and they have three children.
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Michael
Michael Michaelovitch
Pethoff
San Remo
Sophie
Countess of
Merersberg
Patent dispute over reinforced concrete method at Morr storage
Hennibique of New York sues D. A. Morr Storage Co over alleged infringement of a steel rod method for reinforced concrete. Miss Sara M. Sheidley owns the building at Twenty second and Central. J Oliver Hogg of New York Life designed it. Urban Construction Co. held the general contract and sublet to A J Middleton & Sons. Middleton was served with royalty notices but continued work. Depositions proceed as to whether the vertical rod method was followed or the Morr rods were laid horizontally.
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F. Henribique
New York
Big Six St
Twenty-second
D. A. Morr’ Storage Company
Hennibique
Sara M. Sheidley
J. Oliver Hogg
New York Life
Urban Construction Company
A. J. Middleton & Sons
Scarritt
Middleton
Morr
Dane inmate awaits death after prophesied arrest in Kenosha
Nels Christensen a 26 year old Dane educated man, jailed in Kenosha Wisconsin after a Danish fortune teller predicted his arrest on April 26 and death two days later. He identified three jail visitors a one legged Dane and a cross eyed man, then fainted. Physicians say his condition may be fatal.
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Curiaco
Nels Christensen
Kenosha
Wis
Christensen
Copenhagen
Harry Hanson
Charles Hanson
Ole Hertzberger
Miss Annie Hall Wins Suit Over Cincinnati Brother
Miss Annie S Hall of Cincinnati wins a supreme court ruling reversing lower court findings in a dispute with her brother C W F Hall over their father A Juvenile Club After More Members estate. The case stems from a bitter family quarrel affecting estate settlement while Juvenile Improvement club seeks funds for a boys summer camp and related work.
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Annie Hall
Cincinnati
Coremevs
Annie S. Hall
C. W. F. Hall
Supreme Court
Ore Creek
Elu
Missouri Preacher's Widow Dies After Operation
Mrs J G Swinney aged 27 widow of late Rev J G Swinney a Baptist minister dies in Clarence Missouri after an unsuccessful operation performed on her pesiencey.
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Missouri
Clarence
J. G. Swinney
Pesiencey
J. G
Trained Nurses Suggested for Stores in Social Welfare Plan
Dr. Lucy A. Bannister of Pittsburgh urged placing a trained nurse in every factory or department store with many girls employed. She spoke before the Visiting Nurses association describing four benefits and noting it benefits employers, keeps workers healthy, saves money, and improves morals reaching into workers homes.
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Guicaco
Lucy A. Bannister
Pittsburg
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Bannister
New charter features initiative referendum and recall
The article explains proposed charter provisions for Kansas City including initiative, referendum and recall. It outlines how petitions of 10 percent could force special elections on ordinances, how referendums apply to franchise grants, and how recall allows removal of officials with 25 percent support.
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Kansas City
Public Utilities
Charter Board
Iho
Los
Los Angeles
California
San Franciso
Dallas
Fort Worth
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Hundred Years of Catholic Progress Observed in New York
Cardinal Gibbons preached morning services at St Patrick s cathedral and Archbishop Glennon of St Louis planned the evening sermon. By 8 am hundreds of priests and thousands of worshippers gathered for a thanksgiving service marking a century of Catholic progress in New York as crowds filled the cathedral ahead of the 11 o clock start.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop Glennon
St. Louis
New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Solemn cathedral service in New York draws 6000 attendees
A grand Mass led by Cardinal Gibbons in Madison Avenue's cathedral drew about 6000 inside and as many outside. The procession included Archbishops from major sees, Cardinal Gibbons, and Cardinal Logue as celebrant. Pope Pius X sent congratulations. various clergy and leaders sent messages. A reception for visiting prelates and a future pontifical vespers announced. Also an advice column note from a married man about household duties.
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Madison Avenue
Cathedral
Fifth Avenue
Church In
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Ireland
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Glennon
St. Louis
Keane
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Moeller
Cincinnati
O'Connell
Boston
Blenk
New Orleans
Ryan
Philadelphia
Quigley
Chicago
Varley
New York
Sacred College
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Logue
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