Million Heiress Elopes Boosts and Breaks Hearts
New York reports two high profile elopements involving millionaires. Mrs. Russell F Hopkins revels in her daughter’s social ascent at the St Regis while San Francisco’s Helen Beryl Whitney Graydon has left her Harvard football star husband Thomas H Graydon after six years of marriage. Both stories trace elopement motives from glittering courts to family dismay, with spectators torn over whether eloping pays.
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York
Russell F. Hopkins
Josephine Lawrence Bennett Hopkins
St. Regis
New York
Fifth Avenue
Josephine
San Francisco
Helen Beryl
Whitney Graydon
Thomas H. Graydon
Harvard
Ife
Cincinnati
Blondy
Graydon
Mrs. Hopkins
Mrs. Graydon
Beryl Whitney
Miss Ely
Eighty-sixth Street
Riverside Drive
New York City
California
Boston
Chicago
Thomas Graydon
Hotel Imperial
Miss Whitney
Grayson
Ely
Sharon Springs
Conn
Moxley
Imperial
Vera Siegrist
J. J. Lawrence
Patent Medicine
Russell Fr. Hopkins
Atlanta, Ga
Miss Siegrist
Narragansett Pier
Hopkins
Peekskill
Cupid
Graydons
Inbom Inaryl
Whitney, Graydon
Ae Mats Mjonia
Exlatence
Ream Oe
Anuin
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
Vernaselle
Hudson
Mr. Hopkins
Flawretce
Does it pay to elope in a high society romance
A sensational tale follows Mrs Helen Whitney Graydon, who sues for divorce from football star husband Tom Graydon after a sequence of elopements and scandals. Rich heiresses Vera Siegrist and Russell Hopkins wed amid ocean yachts and New York society, while grand families pursue forgiveness and fortune.
Great Electric Motor System Ad In New Aggregate
The snippet notes an electric motor system reference tied to an aggregate 05,873 unit context. It mentions terms like Great Electric and New and hints at an advertisement or product listing. Specific names, dates, or locations are unclear from the fragment.
Prisoner Maybray Claims McCann Identity in Barrington Case
J J Maybray, jailed in Des Moines on swindling charges, asserts Mrs Lillian Gates misidentified him as J J McCann the St Louis horseman killed by Lord Barrington. Maybray says he was in Chicago and Denver during 1903, his wife corroborates some parts, and he declares Gates insane.
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Des Moines
J. J. McCann
St. Louis
Barrington
J. C. Maybray
Lillian Gates
Maybray
Mississippi
Plains
Jim Dahlman
Omaha
Denver
Kansas City
McCann
Lord Barrington
J. L. Bollinge
Wisconsin
Barrington Seymour
Missouri
Reckless clash over Pike County primary ends in killings
In Pikeville Kentucky three were fatally and severely wounded during a general brawl tied to a Pike county primary election. Anthony Taylor, a Republican worker, was shot three times and killed instantly while three others were beaten beyond hope of recovery.
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Lexington
Pikeville
Pike County
Anthony Taylor
Tragic Body Found In Louisville Reveals Details
Louisville police report a well dressed man was found dead yesterday near the riverbank area. Investigators say the body showed no immediate signs of foul play and a preliminary check suggests possible causes under review. Identified by clothing and valuables, the deceased remains unnamed pending next of kin notification.
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Louisville
Yaterday
British lord's brother leaps to death in sea
Plymouth April 27 Hon Ronald Ramsay brother of Hart Dalhousie dies by suicide from the Hamburg Amerika liner Cleveland while en route to the port. He reportedly suffered from a troubled love affair with an American girl and jumped overboard before the captain's ball. A letter to his uncle Charles Ramsay accompanies the incident.
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Plymouth
Eng
Ronald Ramsey
Hart Dalhousie
Cleveland
Ramsay
Charles Ramsay
Marthe
W. B. Garrison
New York
Fox
Ronny
Miss Adele Boas Is Found After Disappearance
New York reports Adele Boas the missing daughter of Arthur J. Boas was located aboard a train from New England and brought to her father in New York. About 50 relatives and neighbors gathered as detectives who found her arrived in Stamford, Connecticut. Adele appeared well though her father summoned the family physician, suspecting possible mental distress.
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New York
Adele Boas
Arthur J. Boas
New England
Boas
Cartage
Stamford
Conn
Arrest Three Jap Solons In Sugar Scandal
Tokyo on April 27 reports three more diet members arrested in the sugar scandal. Several heads of major companies are under investigation, with more corporate arrests expected. Premier Katsura vowed to fully clear the empire’s commercial atmosphere.
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Diet
Tokyo
Katsura
Star Ball Player Dies in Philadelphia
Dr. Maurice Powers star catcher for the Philadelphia American League club died at a city hospital yesterday from gangrene poisoning. He was one of the best known and most popular ball players in the country.
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Philadelphia
Maurice Powers
Philadelphia American League Baseball Club
Fairbanks Delivers an Address in Honolulu
Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks delivered an address in Honolulu on April 27. The report notes his attendance and remarks during the event, reflecting his public engagement and the era's political discourse.
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Fairbanks
Honolulu
Charles W. Fairbanks
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Yildiz
Iowa
Jall
Jd. McCann
Ronald Ramsay
Solons
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