Did He Act As An Uncle Or A Lover
In Cleveland Ohio a case before Common Pleas Court questions whether wealthy David Tovar acted as an uncle or lover toward his niece Mrs Margaret Evans. The nephew David Evans asserts the elder visited her home under pretense of friendship and pursued her, allegedly giving money and assisting her with jewelry and a riding horse. The matter centers on whether the actions were familial or romantic and concerns a $30,000 transfer.
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Orbyts
King
Cleveland
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David Eaeed
Em Margaretta
Qvana
David Tovar
David Evans
Evans
Common Pleas Court
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Sent to jail for contempt to court in 1906 Leavenworth case
Leavenworth Kan June 1 1906 C Hoek of the United States court sentenced Tucker Jr and other figures to three months in Leavenworth county jail for contempt of court. The act stemmed from a conspiracy allegation against Federal Judges Pollock McPherson and Philips and the Standard Oil Company to remove Uncle Sam Oil from business. Judge Hook criticized Attorney Albert I Witten and the filing of the affidavit as a sensational move.
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Kan
C. Hoek
United States
Tencel Dt
Hu ‘Tucker, Jr
Weerstory
Uncle Sam Ol Company
Leavenworth County
Tucke
Federa
Pollock, McPherson and Philips
Standard Oll Company
Uncle Sam Company
Hook
Albert I. Witten
Kanata City
Hoot
Tucker
Jude
Pollock
Philipx
MtcPheryon
Tampico
Mexico
Garhier
le Brop
Lemal
Sinte Fe
Judes
Ing Toade
Standard
Ogi’ Turner
Samn
Berges
Edward Stitzel Becomes Benedict in Hot Springs Wedding
Mis Albertha Samuel of Hot Springs and Edward Hiftel of Cleveland, formerly of Marion, married Monday at the Bride's parents home in Hot Springs. Rev Manville of the Baptist church officiated. The couple plan to live in Cleveland after visiting Marion until Tuesday. Stitzel’s Marion friends express pleasant surprise. he is described as an excellent young man with wide acquaintances. He formerly worked as a bookkeeper for Marion Steam Shovel Co and is now employed with a Cleveland firm. He attended Marion High School and was a member of the Tall Wag club.
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Hot Springe
Arkateens
Me Edleward Hiitel
Cleveland
Marion
Lebride
Parente
Hot Springs
Me. Manville
Vine Stitwell
Stitkel
Marion Steam Fhovel Company
Aid Lk
Hull
Ye Dogaet
Clove- Jornal “Rel Company
Marion High School
Morler
Tally Wag Club
Mutiny in Russian Guards Near Taarskoe Selo
The fourth squadron of the Huseara of the Gard at Taarskoe Selo revolted against recently imposed discipline. Loyal troops surrounded and disarmed the mutineers, restoring order with no bloodshed. Mutineers have been turned over to a court martial. officials say the revolt was not political.
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Huseara
Gard
Taarskoe- Selo
Mulinows
Tanrskoo Selo
Ssowlsky
Freobrajensky
Himier
Elopement Ends in Murder and Suicide in Ohio Case
A badly garbled report describes a couple from Youngstown eloping, then quarrels leading to fatal violence. A man fatally shot his wife in the head and then died by self inflicted action. the wife was described as older by about fourteen years. A local hint places the event in Hartingstom or Hartington, California, with unclear names and dates.
Health Guardians Meet in Cleveland Conference
Cohmbue Ohio June reports a special gathering of health representatives from village and township commands to be held in Cleveland. One hundred representatives are expected to attend this regional health conference.
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Cohmmbue
Thea Secial Conference of
Cleveland
McKinley Homestead Donation Tied to Memorial Association
June 6 Carton Ovid reports Mrs Barber, sister of Mrs McKinley, will donate the McKinley homestead to the McKinsey memorial association if MW can be purchased from the legal cure. The piece also notes inflation era fears and a protest over rising food prices.
Saw Her Husband Married to Her Nurse
Dee Moines Iowa June 6 An announcement from Blencoe Iowa states Toman J Steupper aged seven years will wed Mrs Julia Comstocie of Warren Ohio aged 72, whom he was engaged to before the war. This would be his sixth ceremony. Steupper has faced legal trouble and imprisonment for bigamy. Previously he married twenty year old Iva Scott from Pidney Town in 1908. His third wife Mrs J A Kelly had health issues restored by the Scottish and witnessed the marriage.
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Iowa
Blencoe
Toman J. Steupper
Anonth
Julia Comstocie
Warran
Ohie
Farmy
Struppe
Iva Scott
Pidney
J. A. Kelly
Puzzled Cat Fight Inspires Snowbound Artist Tale
A humorous Herald item recalls an absurd night as a broad chested artist with a cold awakens on Carnegie Hall roofs. He claims nocturnal feline combat beneath his bed and a listening cat fight becomes the forgotten corded tale in his bronchial memory.
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Hin Nndia
Carnegie Hall
Cortin
Fragmentary court exchange about alleged assault
A terse transcript excerpt shows a lawyer probing a witness about the defendant inflicting a blow. The witness denies incriminating statements and claims the defendant did not strike him with a weapon. The language reflects garbled OCR text from a historical courtroom report.
The Bracelet Cocktail Trinket Fashion Item
A New York correspondent describes bracelets worn by fashionable women that contain a tiny ready-made cocktail. The hollow gold shell releases a small nip via a hidden spring and hole, letting the wearer sip discreetly. Broadway goldsmiths sell many such bracelets at high prices for discreet indulgence.
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Manhattan
Wayn
New York
Pitteburg
Broadway
Hoshers Bought For A Colonial Bedroom Touch
At a charity bazaar a set of old time hoshers, cotton edged with a looping cord, draw curious looks. Miss M buys them for 60 cents, saying they silence washroom noise by slipping over soap dishes, finishing her colonial room with quaint authenticity.
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Miss M
Ranny
New England
Miax M
Hunt
New England farm aims to revive abandoned pasture profits
A New England venture converts deserted farm land into a sheep industry. Since 1905 a promoting corporation imported about 6,000 animals to farmers, and three demonstration ranches have shown the sector's viability. An educational drive backed profits and broad sheep distribution, signaling potential fortunes for rural stockmen.
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Farma
New England
Thie
Haverhill Gazette
Origin of Piccadilly Theorized by Archdeacon Hickersteth
A new theory on Piccadilly origin by Archdeacon Hickersteth, from the London Chronicle, traces a Piccadilly to a Chilterns hill called Peak or Peaked Hill near Ivinghoe. He notes other Piccadillies near Aberystwyth and Holt and suggests provincial towns borrow from London, as Hyde Park Corner exists without Hyde Park.
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Hickersteth
London Chronicle
Ivinghoe
London
Aberystwith
Holton
Lonedon
Hyde Park
Partnership in Alabama Blacksmiths Ends
Fragmentary note from Harper's Weekly states a dissolved partnership between two blacksmiths in an Alabama town. It declares all debts owed to the firm to be paid to a single partner and all claims by the firm to be settled with the other named partner. The language is garbled and largely unintelligible.
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Equity
Alabama
Kopardnership
Jenkginn
Heerby
Harper's Weekly
Paying for Sport Costs More Than It Used To
An economist notes higher costs for sport activities while an energetic man argues higher costs boost business and increase daily transactions, suggesting the real value lies in greater throughput and demand.
Prospect Thimble Club Guests Visit Green Camp
About twenty five members traveled to Green Camp on Thursday for an all day sewing gathering at Mrs. Frank Wot s home. They enjoyed needlework and social chat followed by a delicious three course dinner at noon. Mrs. Clifford Owens of Keast Center hosted the Ridge club yesterday afternoon.
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Frank Wot
Clifford Owens
Keast Center Statet
Limit of Human Strength Study on Lifting Ability
Historical measurements show several volunteer men of varying heights and weights lifting specific weights to set heights. Averages indicate an equivalent strength of about 20 pounds raised 2 1/2 feet in one second.
The Pharos of Alexandria A World Wonder Lighthouse
The Pharos of Alexandria, a famed lighthouse on Pharos Island at Alexandria harbor, was built around 300 BCE by Socrates Caldus. It stood as a monumental beacon for maritime safety, with ancient records claiming heights from 450 to 660 feet to be visible over vast distances.
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Alexandria
Sovtratua Caldus
Josephus
Hell
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