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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1913

Page

18

Seekings Wives 10 Prosecute Man in Bigamy Case

International News Service reports Charles Rosselle also known as Oscar Roderick faces trial for bigamy. Prosecutors say at least ten women may testify, with evidence of multiple marriages under two names. Rosselle allegedly fled a NY home after his May 26 arrest following a complaint by his latest bride Mrs. Mary Barry.

Rosselle Roderick Mary Barry Bronx Ida Boyle Rosselle

Rumored Bresnahan Could Manage Dodgers as Rucker Links to Cubs

Brooklyn reports say Charles Ebbets favors Roger Bresnahan to manage the Dodgers and Nap Rucker to join the Cubs in a deal that would also bring two young pitchers. Murphys Cubs ownership under Charley Murphy allegedly ponders swapping Bresnahan and Rucker to boost rosters. Ebbets denies but fans recall Bresnahan's Cardinal success and Dodgers managerial needs.

New York Chicago Charles Ebbets Brooklyns Charley" Murphy Cubs Nap Rucker Brooklyn Windy City Roger Bresnahan Mr. Murphy Bill" Dahlen Infants Ebbets Murphy Rajah Bresnahan St. Louis Cardinals Dahlen Bill Dodgers Suberbas

Bigamy case surrounds jailed NY financier Rosselle

On July 20, 1895, he allegedly married Mary McNamara, then wed Sadie Maxman a year later. Accused of stealing his wife’s savings, he was arrested for bigamy after she learned of the second marriage. He served three years, and after release won two more complainants. Rosselle, seen in the Tombs, gave no comment. He is 43, well dressed, with a carefree demeanor. Grand jury expected to indict today and set an early trial date.

Ared Mary McNamara Sadie Maxman Rosselle

Fox terrier Blanca rescues four kittens from fire

In San Francisco on June 21 Blanca the fox terrier saved four motherless kittens from a smoke filled fire scene. She carried each frightened kitten down from the top floor through stairways past firemen and tenants delivering them to safety. Afterward she tended the survivors by licking them and guarding them from approach.

San Francisco Blanca

Sears divorce case hinges on long drink habits

Chicago June 21 John Barry Sears famed for 12000 liquor creations in five years faces divorce action. His wife testifies his daily intake rivaled his own while physician Rufus Stolpas describes two episodes of Mrs Sears intoxication and one affected by overdose of liquor. A lavender note from San Francisco figures in evidence but was not read.

Sears

South’s Finest Sporting Section Showcases Great Items

The item highlights top local teams and standout performances in a packed sporting page. Readers find game results, player notes, and upcoming matches across football, basketball, and track within a vivid regional sports culture.

British Story of Old Naval Battle

Reprint of City Gazette June 12 1813 accounts the Chesapeake Shannon battle with Halifax vivid description. It reports the Chesapeake captured by the Shannon in eleven minutes and cites British ardor and seamen prowess.

International News Service ST. John N. B City Gazette Chesapeake Shannon Halifax Java Boston Bay Parker Broke Boston

Blanche Hazelton Stars in Under Two Flags at Orpheum

Blanche Hazelton, leading lady with the Higley Harrington Stock Company, appears in Under Two Flags at the Orpheum Theatre. Performances run Monday through Wednesday nights with Monday and Tuesday matinees, featuring the Higley Harrington Fish Pond at the Monday matinee.

Blanche Hazelton Higley-Harrington Stock Company Orpheum Theatre Higley-Harrington Fish Pond

President and wife attend the nuptials in Baltimore

The wedding of Miss Ethel Preston McCormick to Francis Huger McAdoo at Brooklandwood was honored by President Wilson and Mrs Wilson, with Vice President Marshall, Secretary Bryan, and many cabinet members among the guests. Separately naval action near the Shannon and Chesapeake is reported with casualties.

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