Chanler’s Gifts to Cavalleri Revealed in Pre-nup
New York Sept 17 The prenuptial agreement between Mme Linn Cavalleri opera singer and Robert Whitholp Chanler artist and former Duchess County sheriff has been released after prior reports of discord. The deal includes a yearly allowance reportedly around 20000 dollars and outlines terms of support and financial arrangements within their marriage.
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Disputed Chanler Marriage Agreement and Rival Revelations
The report details an agreement involving Chanler and Mine. Cavalleri describes sums and securities tied to a marriage settlement with New York Life Trust. He also recounts suspicions of property gouging and a seven month wait for a definite proposal, revealing plan and courtship tensions.
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Paria trifle echoes in a debtor dispute
Fragmentary speech describes G. W. Fitzgerald and a man pressing a sister to mortgage property in Paris or a chateau. Accusations call him a spendthrift as requests for money escalate and end with the sister refusing to mortgage home.
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Fitzgerald to Fight Former Subtreasury Teller in Bail
Chicago reports former Subtreasury teller George W. Fitzgerald under arrest on a charge of theft totaling $173,000 from years earlier. Secret Service agents secured a warrant just before February 20, the date the statute of limitations would have expired. The case centers on the disappearance from the teller’s cage on the day in question.
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Twin Brothers Similar in Death Inconclusive Identification
Philadelphia report of Sept. 17 describes twins Frank and George Elliott who resemble each other. One brother died by suicide after a train crash. relatives could not positively identify the body at the morgue. The Elliott family remains divided and the deceased's exact first name is uncertain.
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Mother Accused of Starving Son Faces Charge in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio Judge Leving ruled that Julia Knosbeck may be arrested on a degrees charge if her son Edward aged nineteen weighs less than 150 pounds after witnesses testified he was starved and emaciated. He earlier weighed only 120 pounds when taken into court, and the judge dismissed the case but left the boy in a friend’s care. The boy later weighed 114 pounds before the court, prompting a warning to the mother to provide food. A Princeton professor in New Jersey announced candidacy for Congress in the Fourth district, with Mercer county’s influence said to control the district.
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Malvy in NY Senate Linked to Street Railway Fund Scandal
Testimony links George R. Malvy a former state senator and political leader in St Lawrence County to a $500 transfer from the Street Railway Association through its president G Tracy Rogers to a legislator for political purposes. Alexander B Hackley testified he knew Malvy but had no dealings with him.. Evidence shows funds passed via Ellingwood Cunningham through Street Railway assets to legislators with campaign intent. Metropolitan Railway and other companies reportedly contributed to both major parties in 1902-3.
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Railway graft sensational storm in Chicago article
Fragmented report from Chicago details graft allegations at Unots Central railway. S. C. Harriman and Charles L. Ewing face charges amid a storm of sensational charges and renewed fury as investigations unfold.
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