Chanler Seeks Control Of Estate In New York Suit
John Armstrong Chanler, Columbia 63, challenges New York judgment declaring him insane and seeks to recover over a million dollars in assets. He describes Virginia adjudications as valid and vows a federal contest to regain custody of his fortune and civil rights.
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John Armstrong Chanler
New -York
John Armatrong Chanler
Astore
Stanford White
Amelie Rives
Troubetekol
New York
Chanler
Virginia
Union
Chanter
Chanter Tins
T. T. Sherman
Charles Reade
Agnin
Meno Ja
Broomingdale
White Plains
Bloomingdale
Philadelphia
Aoded
Avila
Chanler Ha
Merry Mille
Cobham
John Armstrong Chanter
New York State
United States
Columbia
Josane
Mr. Chanler
William Astor Chanler
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Reade
Jock Derby
Hanler
Miss Wives
Prince Troubatsko
Klondike mining life and social notes from Leslie's Weekly
The article describes Klondike conditions with scarce water and cold winters, notes mining pay and living costs, and contrasts the quiet, provident miner with danger from alcohol and gambling. It highlights cabin life, fates of sourdoughs and cheechukos, and letters from home shaping morale. It adds advice from Success on wives guiding business decisions and warns of trusting partners.
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Yahoo
Leslie
Dawson
Cripple Creek
Creede
Tonopahs
Klondike
Pawcomer
Yukon
Minergalt
Doctor Struck t Rich by a Banking Tale
A wealthy New York banker visits his parents in a small town and sustains fever. After three months he improves with fresh air and fires his doctor. On the bill arrival he goes to the woodshed with an ax and begins to chew a post, declaring the selector will come in an automobile.
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New York
Trouble at Once Giants Mob Umpire Comment
A dramatic line from a Chicago Tribune excerpt describes a Russian immigrant arriving in the New World and encountering violence as a gang of raters mob an umpire. The exchange at the steamer dock highlights fear and conflict.
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New World
Giants
Chicsgo Tribune
Pathos and box office in last season’s play
Pathos marked the recent production with Mr. Stormington Barnes noting a large amount of pathos. The unfortunate part was the box office performance despite the stage impact.
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Phare
Stormington Barnes
LT Learns To Play On Horn In Neighbor Patience
A garbled newspaper fragment hints at LT practicing a horn with neighborly tolerance. The text shows exclamations about Goa, bells, and Houston, but lacks clear names, dates, or events to pin down specifics.
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Goa
Houston Tost
Rheumatism Cured by Williams Pink Pills Featured
Mrs Cots in bed and in pain credits Williams Pink Pills for a permanent rheumatism cure after failed external treatments. Testimonial from Mrs Henry Cola of West Cheshire County describes years of suffering, bed confinement, and swelling before relief and lasting improvement with the pills. The ad notes blood purification, nerve restoration, and general health recovery, offered by the Dr Williams Medicine Co at 60 cents per box, six for $4.50.
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Henry Cola
West Cheshire
Coun
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Sebeucctady
Princess Burns to Death in Balcony Fire
An Italian prince forbade his daughter to smoke yet she continued secretly. While smoking on a balcony in a light muslin dress she hid the burning cigarette behind her back. The dress caught fire and she was fatally burned, dying after severe suffering.
Diet of Americans in a two page feature
Die Wovhe surveys American eating habits under a title what Americana eat. It contrasts brisk New York business meals with popular foods like hot cakes quick tunes pie Welsh rarebit ice cream grapefruit oysters cocktails pork and beans and other distinctly American dishes. The writer notes most Americans eat with relish and dine on city and country fare, except four items he calls Dutch foods: frankfurters sauerkraut butter milk and hamburger cheese.
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New York Courta
Bia
Bloomingdale
Stanford White
Brr
New York
Chapler
State of
Empire State
Russian Empire
Reynard's Fox Fled Hounds to Brewhouse Roof
During a hunt by the Essex Union Hounds at Great Burstead England a fox found refuge in a brewhouse and climbed to the roof after breaking dishes and overturning pots. A whip seized the fox and ended the chase.
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Reynard
Essex Union
Great Burstead
England
Doctor’s Trial Shows Grape-Nuts Aid Recovery
An overworked Ohio doctor details his collapse from heavy workload and chronic illness. After trying Grape-Nuts, his weight, stamina, and nerves improved rapidly. he credits daily use with breakfast and supper and cites the Road to Wellville pamphlet. Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
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Ohio
Wellville
Postum Co
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