GOVERNESS Weds millionaire broker in Paterson ceremony
James Wood Quintard, 47, a New York broker and ironworks founder's son, married Miss Hedwig Baltensberger, 37, a former governess. The ceremony at Secord church Paterson followed a license obtained in New Jersey due to Quintard's prior divorce. Clerical error noted in the middle name Weed instead of Wood.
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James Wood Quintard
Wallstreet
George Quintard
Quintard Ironworks
Paterson
N. J
Hedwig Johann& Baltensberger
Switzerland
New York
The
Erie Railroad
Beam
Secord, Presbyterian Church
Church
Ellison Streets
Charles D. Shaw
Baltensberger
Theall
Quintard
Marie A. Ropes
Brooklyn
Lillie A. Willetts
Wedded After Many Years
Mary Keefer of Chamberlain Pennsylvania and James Keefer of Carroll County Illinois, both widowed, rekindled a old romance after many years. He serves as Carroll County almshouse steward and invited his former sweetheart to wed. They married in the parlor of a little hotel once run by her first husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Keefer
Chamberlain
Keefer
James
Mr. Keefer
Carroll County
Illinois
Alert
Albany couple elopes to Tennessee to wed
George Pitman and Miss Jennie Smith of Albany Kentucky married in Tennessee. On returning they faced the bride’s father who confronted them with a double-barreled shotgun. The couple barricaded the house, and Smith fired both barrels at the door, striking the groom. He was arrested and posted bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pitman
Jennie Smith
Albany
Tennnessee
Smith
Mrs Pinkham Conquels Women Ailments In Letters
Readers report relief from back pains heavy bleeding and headaches after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related products. Testimonies cite long struggles with female complaints and dramatic improvement after treatment, urging others to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham.
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Lydia B Pinkham
Dean Mus
Pisxiaat
Texas
Gaxxkett Lacurri
S. Prince St
Lancaster
Lydia E. Pinkham
DiLavpia Harriis
Cream Ridge
Lydia EK Pinkhem
McOvisoves
Adlai
W. Va
Taxed Journals and Catorrh Public Frustrations in Europe
A survey of press tax policies in Europe notes Austria and Turkey impose duties on printed news while Russia bans street selling. The movement to abolish such taxes gains support from the Social Democrats led by compositors fearing job losses from new printing methods.
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Austria
Turkey
Russia
Social Democratic Party
London St
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Columbia
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Ades
Colombia
Pope Mfg. CO
Hartford
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Coop de Dropsyy Gort & Sor
Axaty
United States
Canada
Wspaper Tel
Adolphus Binks
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Ohio
J. Cheney &O
Toledo
Sola
Te. Halls Ily Mills
Billy Stubbs
Book of the Royal Blue
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Regular Army of the
H. O. Hetstand
Hetstand
Military Department
Mexico
Spain
Pierre Ns
Rimes Tireat
Aven Bt
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Mrs. Winshows
Hottie
Heath
Tee Comte
Siewr
Tright Fort
Reece Cammarete
Vine
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Trenver
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J. B. Palmer
Seattle
Wash
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St. Jacobs Oil
Buckingham
Hell Mo
Tompkins-Corbin Co
Broadway
New York City
Oremo
U. Denver
Alasbastine CO
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