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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1903

Page

7

Heirs Demand Exhumation in Will Contest Case

A New York will dispute over William Wessell s 300000 estate prompts heirs to seek exhumation. Lawyer Ferguson cites conflicting death causes pneumonia and Bright s disease while detailing drastic bequests to relatives and many small or zero sums to others. Detective work and affidavits accompany the bid to inspect the late man s grave.

New York Ferguson Weisell Logan Taylor Jerome Wiliam Wessell William Hull R. H. Macy & Co Saratoga Hull Lexington Avenue Frederick Flinte J. B. McKenzie No. 94 West One Hundred and Fourth Street Philip Freed Wessell Welsell Morris Stern Stern McKenzie Charlotte Lederer Mrs. Lederer Lillie Mollie Leonora Miss Lederer Morris Hugo Freed Charlotte Salmonski Max Freed Carrie Freed Mr. Welsell Nathan Joseph Isaac Ritter Mr.Welsell Avid Freed Minnie Hirsch Lewis Hess Ess Hess Hilip Freed Lillie Lederer Joseph Ritter Carletta Elizabeth Alr. Weisell Olsell Slace

Anecdotes From Anywhere Highlight Odd Early Life Tales

A parade of brief vignettes features misadventures of Ethel Smyth child’s musings on marriage and women, Swinburne’s baby study, Olivia Langdon Clemens’s recovery, and family interactions surrounding Robert E. Lee Jr. plus garbled barber humor and exaggerated baroque masquerade gags.

Titled Wives for Sale at Bargains in London America

English society eyes a seasonal migration of titled English women to the United States to marry American millionaires. Prominent families and nobles such as Roxburghe, Lady Margaret Orr Ewing, Miss Poe, and the duchesses and countesses named plan visits or departures to New York and beyond, hoping to secure alliances and restore noble fortunes. The trend is framed as a strategic cross-Atlantic marriage market with London as the clearinghouse.

London America England Roxeburge Miss Goelet Sybil Cutting Roxburghe Margaret Orr Ewing Major Orr Ewing Miss Poe Barrymore New York Algernon Gordon Lennox Fabbricotti Marchioness of Granby Duchesss of Rutland MarjJorie Manners Marjorie Manners Viola Tree Marquise de Mores Miss Frewen Sybil Ada Roche Lord Fermoy James Burke Roche Miss Work Sybil Roche Cynthia Roche Europe Sybil Cuffe W. Bayard United States Cuffe W. Bayard Cutting, Jr Mrs. Bayard Cutting, Jr Mrs. Cutting

Sea Serpent Sighting Coincides with Arkansas Monitor

Report notes Mississippi waters near Louisiana harboring a sea serpent sighting by Mississippi residents and the monitor Arkansas observed in the same period. The pairing prompts curiosity about potential links between folklore and naval activity along the river.

Louisville Courier Journal Arkansas

A Darker View of the Vatican and Italian Autonomy

The author argues Italy bears Rome’s consecrated enmity with the Vatican while foreign Catholic powers threaten Italy’s capital. He notes Rome’s long occupancy by the papacy as proof of Italian stability, questions Prussia and American meddling, and critiques clerical manipulation for profit in Rome and France.

Vatican Italy Paris Washington Rome Prussia Berlin Republic Christendom Leo Ireland Mr. Low Mr. Jerome Tammany Organ Richard Crocker France

Remarkable Paris Airship Exhibitions by Lebaudy and Santos Dumont

The Lebaudy brothers and Santos Dumont staged notable airship displays in Paris amid rain and wind. Lebaudy’s craft logged 37 kilometers in 1 hour 36 minutes, while Santos Dumont tested No 9 with a 30 yard maneuvers drill in Bois de Boulogne despite authorities’ objections. No. 9, smallest built, aims to test No. 10 for 12-person capacity with 2,100 meter cubes. No. 7 also prepared for St Louis exposition contests. The Temps noted the performances as significant given the weather, with the Lebaudy team and Dumont claiming precise control and improved speed.

Lebaudy Brothers Santos Dumont Paris Lebaudy St. Martin Mantes Limay Rosay Santos-Dumont Neuilly Bagatelle Bois de Boulogne Santos- Dumont Aeronaut St. Louie M. Juohmnes

Grover's Early Days and Cleveland's Honor

Judge Yeomans recalls two incidents showing Grover Cleveland's rigid sense of honor. Cleveland refused a Buffalo mayoral ticket with an untrustworthy comptroller candidate and insisted the order be reversed in nominations. He also opposed defending a contractor's corrupt case, saying he would rather prosecute than aid graft. Drunkenness in the army has doubled since the canteen was abolished.

Iowa Judge Yeomans Washington Cleveland Buffalo N. Y Mr. Cleveland Yeomans

The Baby in a Neat Room Eyes Lost Strewings

A speaker recalls the home as orderly and quiet until thoughts of a child who used to scatter belongings return. He longs for a time when The baby would again be seen moving objects about the house, restoring the familiar chaos he now misses.

Henry Watterson Kentucky Desperado Louis XIV Salvator George Washington Andrew Jackson Washington Jackson DeSoto Paul Ones Nelson Addison Arragut Aristotle Trafalgar Eilgrim

Fate’s Helping Hand Upsets Lovers’ Plans

Evelyn Follis schemes to reunite her friends Frank Fornes and May Houston but a surprise engagement reveals their betrothals to others. A planned reconciliation collapses as May’s fiancé Robert Barrett appears with his own secret, and Evelyn must accept fate as she exits the scene amid wedding ambitions.

Evelyn Follis London Paris Frank May Frank Fornes May Houston Frank Fornet New York Miss Follis Fornes Evelyn Houston Tom Fornes Evvy Robert Barrett Herosition Byelyn Ethel Thors Evelynsilis Louis Henig

Reflections of a Bachelor in New York Press

The item offers social commentary on marriage, gender roles, and women’s fashion with satirical jabs about digestion salvation and repeated marriages. It notes a Romanian minister recommending peasant attire for teachers to fit a Picturesque Wallachian look.

New York Roumania Minister of Public Instruction

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Wm. Weisell Ethel M. Smyth Miss Brown Ethel Mamma Algernon Charles. Swinburne Mr. Swinburne Samuel Clemens Olvia Langdon Mr. Clemens Wimira Clemens Miss Langdon Mr. Langdon Robert E. Lee, Jr John L. Sullivan Grover Cleveland Lee Fitzhugh Lee Joseph E. Willard Colonel Lee St. Louis John Li New York Weekly Net Harper's Weekly Long Island Sound Atlantic Kansas City Journal Pilgrim Rock Plymouth Rock OCR Grover Portland Oregonian Fate
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