Old General Cassius Clay Said to Marry Ward at White Hall
Reports claim Cassius M. Clay, aged 84, secured a license to wed his 15 year old ward Cora Richardson and pass a honeymoon at White Hall near Richmond Kentucky. Neighbors fear a hostile reception and officers have not confirmed the ceremony amid security cordons and rumors of a forced union.
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Appenace
Cassius Clay
Bove
White Hall
Madison County Forest
Richmond
General Clay
Brutus J. Clay
Evrybody
Cora Richardson
Mra Richardson
Cora
Henry C. Stagner
Kentucky
Chenault
White H
Samuel M. Brown
Cassius M. Clay
William Goodive
Goodive
Snope
Lexington
Mystery of the Rew student persists in New York reports
The November 12 item from New York details rumors about the missing student known as Rew who vanished after a walk on October 1. Police dispute published claims of his death while a Buffalo-connected contact denies interviews. Parents and friends fear the worst, while rumors link possible lead suspects near South Danby eight miles away.
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Ferme
N.Y
A. A
K. B. Rew
Buffalo
Kew
Hew
Fred
Woody
Cving
Berlin
South Danby
Rew
Wholesale Baptism Tragedy Amazes San Francesco Crowd
An outdoor baptism by Rev. Mr. Allen drew a large crowd to North Beach San Francesco when a worm-eaten wharf collapsed sending 15 to 20 feet into slimy mud. Though many were bruised and several limbs broken no fatalities occurred. Six revivalists and Mr. Allen continued the immersion ceremony.
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San Franceco
Israel
Allen
North Beach
Taylor Street
Alien
Cemetery Train Accident Spurs Large Attendance at Waldheim
Crowds aboard the Chicago and Northern Railway special train to Waldheim cemetery were jolted when an open switch derailed a coach. Hundreds, including many women and children, were shaken but none seriously hurt as survivors walked to Madison Street to reach final rites.
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Carcaco
Chicago and Northern Road
Waldheim Cemetery
Madison Street
Telegraphic Ticks
Benjamin Jarecki dies in Denver from typhoid fever. John A Logan Jr wins a fight at a Baltimore horse show. Six masked men loot Nashville Illinois post office and 20 shops. New Orleans levee front quiet as exchanges seek settlement. Princeton loses to Penn 12 to 0. Diaz commutes Ed Adams sentence to 20 years. James Doyle shot dead in Chicago by Harry Burgess. Boston reports diphtheria rise 120 cases with 25 deaths. Mohammed Alexander Webb, the Mos-
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Benjamin Jarecki
Denver
John A. Logan, Jr
Baltimore
Nashville
Ill
New Orleans
Princeton Tigers
University of Pennsylvania
Diaz
Mexico
Ed Adams
James Doyle
Junior Plumbers’ Association
Chicago
Harry K. Burgess
Board of Health
Boston
Mohammed Alexander Webb
Mos
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