Marriage of Ferdinand and Marie Louise
Floresce April 20 the marriage between Prince Ferdinand ruler of Bulgaria and Princess Marie Louise eldest daughter of the Duke of Parma took place today at the Villa Pianore near Viarregio. The event drew many visitors to Floresce with celebrations reported in the day’s cable update.
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The Craven Wedding Sparks Wealth Flight and Mockery
Miss Cornelia Martin wed the Earl of Craven amid Paris costumes and New York gossip as Americans with titles draw abroad funds totalling about 50 million dollars. The event drew police, ridicule, and portraits amid public disbelief over titled marriages, while the Craven family faces prying press and private lives. In Crarranoocs Tennessee, armed men attacked a branch prison in Tracy City, with 40 to 100 attackers firing on guards. Bob Irwin was killed, Matt Parsons wounded, and several others hurt. the strike ended with no escape and the mines halted.
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Edwin Booth Paralyzed in Apparent Stroke
Edwin Booth suffered a paralysis scare in New York with doctors reporting temporary weakness and no organic disease. He awoke hopeful and expected to sit up soon, while Dr. St Clair Smith labeled the condition aphasia and not a stroke, as investigations into cotton industry mood move forward with planned hearings in New York New Orleans and New England centers.
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Postmasters Appointed and Odd Local Tales
W Luther Pratt named Postmaster at Blockton Alabama replacing Cornelius Cadle. Mulford M Pepper of Rome Georgia appointed to succeed Z B Hargrove. April 20 dispatch notes a comic Union Tennessee elopement where an undertaker’s daughter fled in a hearse pursued by her father.
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Blockton
Alabama
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Rome
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Union
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Liberty bell relics ship to exhibit in North Carolina
The Liberty Bell effort in Charlotte moves relics to an exhibit with items gathered by Mrs. J N Van Landing ham and Mrs. Dr Reach among others. Collectibles include a John McKnitt Alexander rifle fragment, a British soldier button, and a cannonball filing from the Charlotte battle of September 26 1780. Fort Pitt plans noted as well as colonial artifacts from Archibald Woodside. In Virginia the fleet at Fort Monroe faces unsettled weather as Italian warships approach and Admiral Gherardi greets arriving ships with volleys.
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United States as herself criticized in pleadings
An attorney referred to the United States as herself in a pleading, and Justice Field objects noting the Constitution uses the plural for the United States. The piece cites treason and slavery clauses and ends with a suggestive advertisement for Ayer's Sarsaparilla to restore vigor and health after winter.
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Ayer
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