Comic king in United States exile sparks high stake suit
Jacques Lebaudy once France’s Saharan emperor and famed Lascar of Paris boulevards seeks an accounting from Carnegie Trust and a banks superintendent for about 2 million dollars tied to French property. He lives near New York awaiting the case outcome while his eccentric career draws curious attention.
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Jacques Lebaudy
The
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Paris
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France
England
Carnegie Trust Company
Vale of Tapeerty
iTuSst
Jacques Premeer
Saharan
Chet Lebaudy
United States
Lebandy
Europe
Hartiman
Erie
Max
Kansas dog in freak act helps incubator chicks
Martin Swift's white fox terrier in Kansas helped care for recently hatched incubator chicks by climbing into their warm box. The dog bonded with the white chicks until a brood of black and speckled chicks arrived, after which the dog mother refused to interact with them.
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Kan
Martin Swift
Farmer Well Paid For Work In Rheameath Falls Or
R S Sparks walks down Main street with fifteen coyote pelts and five bobcat pelts on a circular wire. Pelts valued at 1.50 for coyotes and 2 for bobcats yield a 835.60 bounty from County Clerk Charles R De Lap, plus 4 to 8 dollars per skin for tanning. Sparks houses traps on hills near his Bonanza farm and plans to trap year round, hoping to earn over 500 dollars in a winter.
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Rheameath Falls
Ore
Main Street
Charles R. de Lap
Sparks
Princess Louise Seeks Legal Separation After an Escapade
The Countess Montignoso formerly crown princess of Saxony faces a divorce case with Enrico Toselli. The trial in Rome outlines accusations of misused assets and a life of vanity. Toselli’s side plans a vigorous defense and possible counter charges.
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Montignoso
Saxony
Enrico Toselli
Signor Toselli
Toselli
Dresden
Geneva
M. Giron
George
Giron
Mentone
Prince Christian
Frederick
Louise
Countess Montignoso
Italy
Marquis Guiccardini
London
Choir Goss on Strike at Grimsby Church
The Grimsby church choir walked out after the rector criticised the singing and held them after service to rehearse, prompting a strike over conduct and practice time.
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Goss
Tondon
Grimsby
Sheriff Blocks Kenton County Wedding Clash
19 year old Daniel Lewis and 16 year old Kerbel Smith faced parental denial and a sheriff intervention in a Kenton County marriage attempt. The couple fled about 20 miles before authorities halted the ceremony and arrested Lewis.
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Kenton
Daniel Lewis
Kerbel Smith
Lewis
Left Estate Worth $30,000 In Woodside Windmill Case
Investigation of Daniel Creedan's accounts in Woodside New York revealed an estate valued at $20,000. All listed relatives reside in Ireland, with the deceased having lived in an old windmill.
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Woodside
N. Y
Daniel Creedan
Ireland
Music used to reform youthful criminals on Hart's Island
New York corrections commissioner Patrick A. Whitney directs hiring an instrumental music teacher at the Hart's Island city reformatory. An aldermanic resolution endorses music as essential to social and special reform work, offering convicts an optional eighty lesson course this spring.
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New York
Patrick A. Whitney
Corrections
Hart's Island
Whitney
Collie Warns Owner Fire From Hot Coals
In Louisville Kentucky a prize winning collie belonging to W J Atkinson woke its master after hot coals fell from a grate onto a rug. The dog ledTo the burned spots and showed blistered paws as it helped beat out the blaze.
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Louisville
W. J. Atkinson
Mr. Atkinson
Doen’s Kidney Pills Claim Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Doen’s Kidney Pills as relieving weak and congested kidneys, curing backache and regulating urine with stated proof in a quoted testimonial.
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Doen
Bathos in a Private’s Widow and Black’s Retirement
General Marion Maus critiqued a popular novel at Vancouver Bar racks calling its pathos bathos while recounting a widow’s tearful bid to keep inherited goods. Former Congressman Frank B. Black, age fifty eight, confirms retirement after amassing wealth in law and politics, saying time surpasses money in importance.
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Marion Maus
Vancouver Barracks
Maus
George
Frank 8. Black
Women to Wear Mantillas in Church at St. Francis
Toledo correspondent reports that women at St. Francis De Sales Cathedral will adopt mantillas in church, replacing hats, as suggested by Rev. Dr. O Connor to the Altar Society. At the society's general communion the lace scarves will be worn, the rector calling modern hats a monstrosity.
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St. Francis de Sales Cathedral
Dr. O'Connor
Altar Society
That Man’s Vast Fund of Information Dialogue
Idie Fund and Senator Sorghini debate campaign funding. Sorghini notes a large information reserve cannot be redirected into campaign use, highlighting limits on political fundraising and influence.
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Idie
Sorghini
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertises Shoe Size Reduction
If you are a trifle sensitive about the size of your shoes you can wear a size smaller by shaking Allen's Foot-Ease into them. The antiseptic powder gives instant relief to corns and bunions and is promoted for dancing parties and breaking in new shoes. Sample free. Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY.
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Allen
Olmsted
Leroy, N.Y
Gallant Blind Man Anecdote In Journal Amusant
A humorous quip from Journal Amusant features a blind man complimenting a woman, then remarking that only in a sense is he blind to ugly women, delivering a brief, witty exchange in period voice.
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Journal Amusant
Castoria notice and its cautions from old ad copy
The fragment urges mothers to examine Castoria bottles for infants and children, describing it as a safe remedy. It mentions a cloudy bottle, a brunette day, and claims of restoring normal action to liver kidneys stomach and bowels with a mild herb laxative. Drugstores are listed as sellers.
Knew His Weakness Benham Bath Quip Sparks Banter
A brief, humorous exchange features remarks about lingering over a bath and an internal joke between Benham and Mrs. Penham. The light dialogue captures a moment of witty exchange without broader context or consequences.
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Benham
Eczema Cured After Cuticura Remedies Shown
Miss Elizabeth Gehrki of Fort Smith Arkansas details a six month battle with dermatitis. She praises Cuticura Soap Ointment and three daily washings for relief and sleep a week later. She notes another case of gunpowder burn improved similarly. Sample offers are included from Cuticura Dept L Boston.
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Caine
Elizabeth Gehrki
Forrest City
Ark
Advertisements touting Cole Carben salve and Winslow's Syrup
The clipping markets Cole Carben salve for skin diseases with instant burn relief and scarless healing offered at 23 and 60 cents by J W Cole & Co. A woman mocks thrift while a man spends a dollar. Mr Winslow's Soothing Syrup promises pain relief for children at 25 cents. PAZO Ointment claims cure of piles in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee.
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Cole
J. W. Cole & Co
Black River Falls
Wis
Mr. Winslow
Bride Always Holds Her Ground As She Walks Down Aisle
A brief note on brides showing poise and self possession during wedding processions, highlighting calm composure as they reach the altar.
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Central Socral College
Thinvil Ind
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