Martin's Hat and Pocketbook Found in London
London police report the missing Memphis broker J W Martin's hat and torn pocketbook found near Charing Cross. A workman, George Barnes, recovered the items and said the pocketbook held Martin's cards and a Cunard ticket. detectives search for more clues amid a hooligan-infested neighborhood. Authorities weigh robbery and possible foul play, with some believing Martin may have fallen into the Thames.
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No Alimony Rule Upheld In Husband Wife Separation Case
Justice Jimese ruled that a husband cannot claim alimony from his wife while suing for separation even if he lacks means and she owns property. The decision cites the law requiring a husband to support his wife and notes the Astor Estate value cited as 87 216 691.00505. The text references various unrelated items and individuals, including entertainment notes and political hints, with no clear cohesive follow-up.
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Fire in Vanderbilt Hotel at Slat Park site
Fire on the sixth floor of the Vanderbilt Hotel in Suite six, occupied by C F Tracey of Philadelphia, caused minor damage confined to that room. Firefighters and Battalion Chief Martin quickly controlled the blaze, guests evacuated briefly, and it took several minutes before they returned. Cause remains unknown.
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Burroughs Auto Wrecked in West Park High Way
John Burroughs the noted naturalist was shaken when his auto skidded in mud near West Park and struck a bowlder. The car wrecked and Burroughs was slightly bruised. a neighbor drove him home as Mrs Burroughs attended him with pneumonia.
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Twin babies offered for adoption in Brooklyn care
A unmarried Southern mother, 1 week old twins, seeks a Christian home. She cannot support the girls, and offers to work for the family that adopts them. The sanatorium doctor will fund the mother’s training. interested families may contact M.D. Box 24 at The Tribune Office.
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Opera Club Plans 35 Week New York Grand Opera Season
New York to host a 35 week grand opera season starting October 1 at the Century Theatre with Metropolitan Opera Company support. City Club organizers expect a $450,000 fund and plan for English performances amid warnings from Oscar Hammerstein.
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Pope Pius and His Physicians Sketch by Aldo Molinari
A brief study sketches Pope Pius IX and his doctors Professors Pottacci and Marchiafava visiting the pope while he is under care. The note references a recent drawing by Aldo Molinari and hints at a medical scene involving the pontiff and his physicians.
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Dragged Three Blocks Dewey Protest by Subway Train
Edward MacLean, former newspaper man now in advertising, was dragged for over three blocks after his foot was caught in a Broadway subway car door at Mth Street. He suffered probable skull fracture and other injuries. revival prognosis hopeful. Admiral Dewey files protest over Navy promotion actions affecting Commander Andrews and Captain Potts. The dispute centers on ex post facto punishment and pay implications.
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Woman sues mother in law over husband’s affections
Adele Bleishner of Flatbush sues Mrs. Adere soumpove for 10000 dollars alleging alienation of affection by the husband Henry A. Thompson. She says the mother-in-law poisons his mind and keeps him from the couple. Married in 1903, they separated three years ago and have a five year old son who lives with his mother.
Mary Kissed Porter as He Returns Jewels at Brown Palace
Denver April. Mary Garden, the singer, kissed porter John Barry after he returned a $1000 missing from her at the Brown Palace Hotel. She had dropped the money after alighting following a Thais performance. Barry, pleased, is seeking a $5000 emerald ring he hopes to recover, with another kiss possible.
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PITY THE POOR SENATORS
Washington reports Senators accustomed to lavish baths will find none available as the Democratic caucus orders the big baths shut and both attendants dismissed. The next move targets the Senate barber shop with free shaves and haircuts to end, leaving Senators to pay for grooming.
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El Occidente Collides With Schooner Charles W Church
A wireless from El Occidente asks the Revenue Cutter Service for help after colliding with the 718 ton schooner Charles W Church from Fall River Massachusetts. The incident occurred near Barnet jot with instruments damaged aboard and no reported passengers aboard the freighter.
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Pope Pius X Relapses. Pope Weakness Intensifies
Rome April 1 Pope Pius X suffers a serious relapse with fever peaking at 108 then 102 by midnight. Persistent cough and difficulty in exhalation exhaust the Pontiff as doctors urge stricter adherence to orders. Cardinal Merry del Val supports physician authority amid renewed fears for end of pontificate.
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