How to Get Married No Trick in Ohio
Cincinnati reports on a Matrimonial club scam led by M Miller and Merc Miller. The Acme Matrimonial Club, with branches in St Louis and a Cincinnati office, charges fees, assigns numbers, and broadcasts applicants through the Matrimonial Advocate.
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Cincinnati, March &—Matrimonial Bureaus
Cinccinnati One Frm
Acme Matrimonial Club
Fiat
Vine Street
Miller
Cincinnati
Olive Street
St. Louis
M. Miller
Merc. M. Miller
Matrimonial Advocate
lNeta
Angora kitten falls victim to consumption claim
A Boston physician cites a letter in the Boston Herald about a sick Angora kitten treated at home. The cat, neglected and starved after purchase, died despite medicine and care, with a veterinarian’s autopsy reporting consumption as the cause.
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Boston
Boston Herald
Prophet of a new religion arrested for insanity
George Kenna recently arrived from Huffaio visited the home of Alexander W. Bostwick at 106 Vast Twenty-second street yesterday afternoon declaring himself a prophet. Ministers alarmed by his demonstrative arguments had him arrested and sent to Bellevue hospital for examination.
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New York
March
George Kenna
Huffaio
Kiev
Alexander W. Bostwick
Vast Twenty-second Street
Hertwick
Vetlevue Hospital
The Black Cat Hoodoo Ends for Spokane Fire Dept
The mysterious black cat with white forepaws disrupted Spokane fire operations until a fit ended the hoodoo. After the cat entered the station last Monday night the department answered five alarms, four minor and one near the Pturomer fire. A dramatic collision involved horse drawn No. 1 and car No. 14 on Monroe Street, injuring none seriously.
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Mallon Avenue
Monroe Street
Depew Buys Real Estate in New York Purchase
Chauncey M. Depew acquired property from John Livingston at 12 to 18 East Eighty eighth Street for two, with Depew citing trusted friends as reason it would prove a profitable investment.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
John Livingston
Fata 12
East Eighty Eighth Street
Depew
Bonds Found in a Drawer in Freehold
Three $1000 Morris & Besex railroad bonds were hidden in a drawer by Peter MacCarty Wright of Freehold who died February 12. His sister Miss Wright, preparing to break up the home, distributed belongings as the discovery was made yesterday when a secret compartment was found behind a wardrobe.
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Freehold
N. J
March
Peter MacCarty Wright
Miss Wright
Play with children fully into their symbolic age
Elaine Goodale Eastman urges active, wholehearted engagement with children from kindergarten age onward. She argues caregivers must immerse themselves in the child world and share intimate bed time moments to foster close bonds.
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Froebel
Elaine Goodale Eastman
Women's Home Companion
Farmers warehouse sale of wheat to Sheldon mills in Rockland
Garfield Washington reports a farmers warehouse shipped 29 900 bushels of wheat to Sheldon mills in Rockland for 46 cents per bushel. Sheldon mills hold a contract to deliver 50 carloads of flour to Russia for the Siberian railroad project. The sale is regarded as a good one, priced two cents above the market.
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Garfield, Wash
Sheldon Mills
Rockland
Wash
Russia
Siberian
Stevens County Booming Under Mining Growth in 18 Months
Spokane reports Stevens County property values have tripled as mining activity surges. Auditor D. C. Ely notes county warrants rose to par from 35 cents on the dollar two years ago and reveals a flood of record instruments from January to mid February. He adds seven deputies strain to process the workload, often requiring night shifts.
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Spokane
March
Colville
D. C. Ely
Stevens County
Ely
Cne
G. A. Rt
G. W. Tibbett
Keane’s Reply to the Pope Accepts Americanism Declarations
Archbishop Keane has sent a letter to the pope accepting the pontiff’s declarations on Americanism. Tyndall cited 60,000 typhus germs expected to thrive in the small circumference of a pinhead or visible globule.
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Keane
Home
March
Tyndall
Million Dollar Mines Sale Shocks Western Field
A New York sale of four million dollars transfers one third of the Highland Hoy property in Pengham Utah to the Standard Oil Company. Samuel Newhouse reports management contracts and ore tolls as part of the deal, with negotiations long in progress among English owners, Standard Oil, and oil investors.
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Salt Lake, March
New York
West Falla
Rod Comes to Lecture on French Drama History
Swiss writer M. Rod Edouard arrived aboard La Normandie from Havre and will lecture before the Cercle Francais of Harvard on the History of French Dramatic Poetry. He was greeted at the pier by Cercle Francais members and honored with a Metropolitan Club dinner hosted by James H. Hyde and others.
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New York
Marek
Edouard Tod
la Normandie
Havre
Cercle Francaise
Harvard University
M. Rod
Cercle Francais
Marvard
Metropolitan Club
James H. Hyde
Engineering plans advance on O R Noa line Lewiston extension
In Lewiston Idaho Chief Engineer Kennedy and Engineer Beth el oversee final construction details for the O R Noa line from Riparia to Lewiston. President Mohler aims to compute the line and extend toward Camar Prairie once the intervening work is finished. Greek camps operate between Lewiston and Riparia as rock work and supplies accumulate for immediate grading and track laying when weather clears.
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Lewiston
Idaho
March
Kennedy
Bethel
O. R
Riparia
Norma
The Okanogan Mines Harvest Report
Wenatchee reports the steamer Ellensburg will arrive at Brewster on its first season trip with carloads of delayed machinery for the Golden Zone concentrator. Andrew Carlson of the Highland Chief near Wellsville says a 15 foot ledge has been tapped with a crosscut tunnel 165 feet long at 196 feet depth. Assays from the shaft show $40 to $60 per ton in galena and gold.
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Loomis
Merch
Wenatchee
Ellensburg
Brewster
Golden Zone
Andrew Carlson
Highland Chief
Wellsville
Teday
Death of an Old Soldier
Eli Wilson died at a private home near Wenatchee after a long illness. The body was taken to town and the G A R post conducted the funeral rites. He was a stranger with no known relatives and died of stomach cancer.
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Wenatchee
Wash
March
Eli Wilson
Courtney
G. A. T. Post
Wilson
Bunker Hill Oration Recount Adds Freshman Echoes
Senator Hoar recalls his first sight of Daniel Webster as a freshman in 1843 during Harvard events. He notes Harvard students marching from Cambridge to Boston, the lengthy procession, and the crowd’s effort as Webster spoke despite a light wind carrying his voice away.
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Senator Hoar
Daniel Webster
Bunker HU
Harvard
Cambridge
Boston
Charlestown
Mr. Webster
Mills at Colfax strike big deal on new roller mills
Colfax inventor L. D. Harding and associates seal a contract to supply a line of Harding differential roller mills to the 200 barrel Milwaukee mill. Edward P. Allis company to manufacture and market the mills with a royalty if successful. Harding plans to supervise next week in Milwaukee.
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Colfax
Wash
March
L. D. Harding
Harding Diffe Rential Roller Mills
Hia Associates
Milwaukee
Edward P. Allis Company
Spokesman-Review
Maiks
R. G. Hargrave
H. 8. Hollingaworth
Julian Howard
L. D. Maerdéing
Mr. Harding
Mine plant overhaul eyed at Triune group in Washington
Oold en Wash March 1 report says Del Bart of the Triune mine arrives in Seattle with Van Khuye to inspect and report on an overhaul. The Triune group including Jessie locations has yielded very rich ore, with improvements planned for mining and ore treatment.
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Oolden
Wash
del Bart
Trinne
Seattle
van Khuye
Triune Group
Triune
Jessie
Whitman College Gift Talks Boost Fund Drive
In Walla Walla business leaders meet at the club rooms to discuss Dr. D. K. Pearsons gift proposal for Whitman College. Pearsons would fund a $50,000 administration hall with the boys dormitory cost partly covered by local contributions. President Penrose reports Pearsons will proceed once $15,000 is raised, with $10,000 more hoped from Miss Virginia Cox. Over half the target subscribes at the meeting.
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Walla Walla, Wash
March
Whitman College
Walla Walla Club
D. K. Pearsons
Chicago
Walla Walla
Pen
Millionaire's Power Ends as Dawn Reveals Mortality
E Kiser writes in the Cleveland Leader about a man who commanded vast wealth and influence. The piece contrasts yesterday's reverence with today's fragility, noting that even the mighty must die and the market continues its restless rhythm despite individual fates.
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E. Kiser
Cleveland
Tragedy in Ohio Woman On Trial for Murder of Lover
Martha May McFillen, 2 a pretty young woman, stands trial in Pandiusky Ohio on a murder charge. She says George Koechie, her former lover, abused her and vowed to wed elsewhere. She fired three shots killing him as he sat at a friend’s table.
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Pandiusky
Martha May McFillen
Comon Pleas Court
George K. Koechie
Miss McFillen
Koechie
Miss MecFillien
Keechle
Keechile
Miss MecFillen
Koechte
The Mountain Bear as Food Source in John Muir’s View
John Muir portrays the Sierra bear as an omnivore thriving on diverse mountain foods. He consumes bark leaves fungi insects eggs larvae small animals fruit berries and even beds and cabins when hungry noting bears are rarely eaten by others and can be mocked as “bar meat” by hunters.
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John Muir
Atlantic
Law of Horse Bite in Bowery Court Case
Louis Stern of 128 Madison Street sought $25 for a coat damaged by a Hoffman Brewery horse that nipped his sleeve last December as it stood on the sidewalk near Bowery and Houston. The lower court dismissed, ruling owner not liable without proof of viciousness, but the Appellate Term ordered a new trial, holding the horse’s sidewalk presence made the defendant liable regardless of knowledge.
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New York
Louis Stern
Madison Street
Bowery
Houston Street
Hoffman Brewery Company
Fifth District
Reflections of a Bachelor Says Much About Modern Manners
A New York Press column lampoons courtship and gender roles. The piece jokes that women and men alike judge others by trifles such as a cigar and the attention given to a cat, while noting how many suitors are refused and the scarcity of true presence.
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Methuselah
New York Press
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