Richard Croker to Marry Again in New York Marriage
Widower Richard Croker, 71, plans a wedding tomorrow in St Agnes church New York to Beulah Benton Edmonson also known as Indian princess Sequoyah They met at a Democratic convention in Kenesalty and will honeymoon to Florida after a nuptial mass ceremony Only a few intimate friends invited and details remain guarded amid questions surrounding the bride's recent conversion and Croker's past family tragedies
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New York
Croker
Beulah Benton Edmonson
Ketan Sequoyah
Richard Croker
Tammany
Shela
Democrat
Keneaslty
Austria
Ireland
Sean
National Democratic club
Florida
Mr. Croker
St. Agnes’ church
East Forty-third street
Turd avenue
Mr. Crokerty
Democratic club
tregic
Frank
Herbert
Kansas City
Bomb damages Warsaw consulate as German advance nears
A German airship bomb fell in front of the American consulate at Warsaw Poland breaking windows but injuring no one inside. Several people in the street near the consulate were killed or wounded none American. Washington expects a possible withdrawal if Warsaw becomes a battleground.
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Washington
Warsaw
Poland
Marye
Petrograd
tse
canno
British Embassy at Constantinople Ransacked
A Petrograd dispatch reports the British embassy in Constantinople ransacked and the Russian hospital pillaged. Foreigners have been abused and many arrests made across classes. The note also mentions a wide spread conspiracy against the Young Turks and treachery by the Arabs in parts of the Turkish empire.
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Constantinople
London
Petrograd
Morning Post
Take Man Off U S Ship German Citizen Seized
New York reports an American steamer Windber arriving from Bellingham via the Panama Canal was stopped in the Caribbean by the French cruiser Conde. A German crew member, A. C. H. Pipenbdrock, who had obtained papers as an American, was taken off after officers inspected the ship's documents.
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New York
Windber
Bellingham
Wash
Panama canal
Conde
A. C. H. Pipenbdrock
Harvard Man War Victim
London reports Lieutenant George Williamson of the Duke of Wellington's regiment as the first American college graduate killed in the war. Williamson, Harvard Class of 1905, is listed among those dying from wounds.
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Harvard
London
George Willamson
Duke of Wellington
Williamson
Harvard college
Duke’s Nephew Dies by Own Action at Family Seat
London reports Guy Ernest Hamilton, twenty, son of Lord Ernest Hamilton, committed death by own action at the family seat in Hotton shire after despondency over failing to secure a commission on the real navy and over Ab ness.
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Duke
London
navy
Abness
Guy Ernest Hamilton
lord Ernest Hamilton
Hottonshire
Germans fall back in Poland clash near border
Nov 25 26 reports from London Petrograd and other fronts describe heavy German losses in Poland as German forces retreat after Russian counterattacks along the Vistula and Warta rivers. Dispatches claim German corps shattered, reinforcements rushed, and Polish front lines tightening with Russian advances near Cracow and Posen.
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fime
London
Zeebrugge
est
arso
Voeren
Petrgrad
Poland
ewamp
Vistula
Warts
Fesn
Posen
Kkston
Grand Duke
hotus
otrograd
German empire
eneral Vondénberg
Von Igdenberg
Petrograda
Plock- Leczyen
Cseustochows- Cracow ring
Times Petrograd
Germany
Vietula
Warta
Breteziny
Tuszyn
Petrograd
Warsaw
Plock
Brura
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