Haseltine to Wed Miss Keith in Fashionable Paris Event
Paris reports the marriage of Herbert Haseltine, a New York Rome and Paris sculptor, to Miss Madeline Keith of Brentwood England. Prominent guests include Mrs H Payne Whitney and Countess Szechenyi. The civil ceremony is followed by a religious service at the Latin Quarter church.
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Paris
Herbert Haseltine
New York
Rome
Madeline Keith
Brentwood
Essex
England
William Stanley Haseltine
New York Academy of Design
Palazzo Alfieri
Heaghine
Charles H. Marshall
As York
Bullets Sold At Dry Goods Store In Brooklyn Plot
New York dispatch reports three men arrested in Brooklyn while unloading boxes of bullets near the river front. Police link shipments of ammunition to San Domingo and Hayti, directed by 8 Feldman of 174 South Street who runs a dry goods shop. Feldman claims he sent 82 000 bullets to 56 Columbia Place, Brooklyn, for a nameless San Domingo merchant. bullets stored at the station house unclaimed.
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New York
Brooklyn
Columbia Place
River Front
San Domingo
Butler Street
Feldman
No. 174
South Street
Remington Small Arms Company
Hayti
Imperial Turkish Bath House Ad in Moore Building Basement
In our city the Imperial Turkish Bath house offers Turkish and Russian baths with needle salt alcohol and electric shower tub pool baths. Located in the Moore building basement at the corner of Houston and Avenue C open day and night.
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Moore Building
Houston
Avenue C
Clergyman Finishes Wedding as Thief Steals Goods
In Aurora Illinois Montgomery suburb Rev A L Taylor halted no alarm during a wedding last night after spotting a thief rifling wraps in the church gallery. The ceremony finished then the minister reported the loss. The couple was Claremont Killian and Miss Florence Yates.
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Aurora
Ill
A. L. Taylor
Montgomery
Le Grande W. Perce Dies Veteran Chicago Lawyer Leader
Le grande W. Perce a prominent Chicago attorney and commander of the Illinois commandery of the Loyal Legion died at his home after a two week illness. He led the first Civil War military supply capture, commanding a battery of artillery and infantry en route to Cairo when his unit intercepted a train bound for the South. He served on General Prentiss staff and with the Army of the Potomac before joining the Gulf Department. After the war he practiced law in Natchez Mississippi for two years and was elected to Congress in 1869 serving two terms. He later returned to Chicago to practice.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Legrande W. Perce
Ilinois
Millionaire wills body for medical dissection at Bellevue
Emmet Densmore of New York, who died February 18 at Lake Helen Florida, left his entire estate to relatives for life with the remainder to Tuskegee Institute. He ordered his body donated to Bellevue Medical School for dissection, arguing public support for science and criticizing body snatching. Booker T. Washington named trustee for the reversionary estate.
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New York
Emmetnsmore
Lake Helen
Fla
Bellevue Medical School
Mabelle Densmore
Booker T. Washington
Man Chooses Cemetery Suicide After Despair Over Wife
Mount Pleasant Texas March 17 Associated Press W S Craig shot himself at Green Hill cemetery eight miles north of town. He had been despondent for some time and died beside the grave of his first wife. His second wife and several children survive. Riebe Undertaking Co. provides aut amplifier service.
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Associated Press
Mount Pleasant
Tex
Craig
Green Hill Cemetery
Smallpox Cases Reported Among Ensenada Troops
Thirty cases of smallpox are reported in Ensenada among Mexican troops. United States officers in San Diego prepare to take customary precautions in vessel inspections.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Ensenada
United States
Pays Visit to His Stomach After a Year Without It
B J Sykes of Cardston Alberta visits his stomach after a life saving operation at the American Stomach hospital in Philadelphia. Doctors gave him one month to live last year but he survived the operation and plans to return to farming in Southern Alberta thriving on three meals daily.
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Philadelphia
B. J. Sykes
Cardston
Alberta
Canada
Mr. Sykes
Death Corner Scene of Another Killing
Chicago March 11 Tony Gothias was shot and likely fatally wounded last night at Death Corner the Oak Street Milton Avenue intersection where three men were murdered in three days. Police fear the Black Hand, an Italian agency, is behind the killings. Local residents are terrorized and afraid to aid investigators.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tony Gothias
Oak Street
Milton Avenue
Gothias
Alleged Mabray Ride Suspect Arrested in Los Angeles
Police nabbed W. S. Crider 48 a commercial traveler from Denver with wife and two children over a $1000 swindle alleged against a Louisville man. Crider admitted identity and said he would go to Iowa to face a federal council Bluffs proceeding.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Mabray
W. S. Crider
Crider
Denver
Louisville
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Restore Manuel to throne fuels transatlantic plot
London reports a powerful movement to restore King Manuel in Portugal with secret Paris and London meetings. Brazil is cited as major backer for overthrowing the republic, with dispatches from Lisbon noting the arrest of Dr. Arthur Viega Faria on arrival from Brazil and seized documents suggesting a broad anti republican conspiracy centered on army and navy control.
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London
Manuel
Portugal
Paris
Brazil
Lisbon
Arthur Viega Faria
Rio Janeiro
Farmer killed by horse kick in box car death
Glasgow Mont March 17 Chas W Cole a farmer died after being kicked on the head by his own horses in a box car where he hid a five thousand dollar money belt. He slept in the car and woke to yardmen inspecting the car believing robbers were after him. The money was found in the hay.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Mont
Chas. W. Cole
Mr. Cole
Cole
Boy in Sled Makes Fifty Mile Trek for Clothes
Walter Bennet a seventeen year old cripple pushed a handsled fifty miles from Becket Center to Blue Hill Monterey to recover worn clothing from W. B. Hall. He traveled solo except for one assist up Otis steep hill and planned a return trip using the same sled.
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Great Barrington
Mass
Walter Bennet
Becket Center
Blue Hill
Monterey
W. B. Hall
Howard Bennet
Walter
Bennet
Hall
Otis
I. W. Smith
Franks Announces Run for Kentucky Governor Nomination
Owensboro Kentucky March 17 E T Franks president of the United States National Bank and longtime collector of internal revenue for the Second Kentucky district has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor.
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Associated Press
Owensboro
E. T. Franks
United States National Bank
Kentucky
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