Passing of One-Time Child-Wife Regans Career of Cassius M. Clay
Lauraville Kentucky obituary commemorates Gen Cassius M. Clay, noted Civil War era figure, abolitionist, and Kentuckian statesman. It recounts his aristocratic lineage, controversial marriage to his young ward, and lifelong fighting spirit, detailing his bowie knife defense and political struggles as a defining arc of his public life. The piece recalls his Yale education, abolitionist stance, and influence in Kentucky politics amid family tensions.
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Cassius M. Clay
Lauraville
Camnve M. Clay
Kentucky
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Richmond
White Hall
Hhe
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Hunter
Outlaw
Nick Carter
Clay
Hmuath Neits
Yale College
Transylvania College
New England
Wiliam Lioyd
Garricon
North
Henry Clay
Lexington
New York antivivisectionist Miss Lind visits Washington on animal rights crusade
Miss Lind, radical but nonmilitant advocate for animal protection, arrives via Liverpool and plans to attend the International Congress in Washington. She cites belief in animal souls and reports dogs seeing spirits, recounting past monuments and studies while recalling her connection to suffrage and psy chic research.
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New York
Mise Louiow Lind
Hageby
Champen
Liverpool
Miss Lind
London
oThe Latte Krowske
Washington
Animal Protection Congress
Waiter Hurls Hot Soup at Customer in Chicago
Nicholas Grates, a waiter, threw a bowl of hot soup at Charles Miller after a dispute over an egg order. He was arrested following the incident at the restaurant in Chicago.
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Chicago
Nicholas Grates
Charles Miller
Separation sought after husband calls wife cave woman
Hoboken New Jersey December Charles Albers files for separation after accusing wife of ignorance and mutt like remarks during disputes over her drinking. The confrontation led to the filing as reported in local court coverage.
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Hoboken
N. J
Charles Albers
Dying Boy Already Granted White House Visit
A nine year old dying boy from Sowthing Pennsylvania named Harry Winthrop Davis was brought to the White House to meet President Wilson. Davis, suffering from incurable heart trouble, was carried in an ambulance to the Blue Room where the president and Mrs. Wilson greeted him. The boy received a bouquet of forget me nots as a final act of kindness before Atlantic City may extend his life by a few weeks.
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Washington
United States
Harry Winthrop Davis
Mra. A. L. Davis
Sowthing
Doy Bas
Atlantic City
White House
Mra. Wilson
Roosevelt Works Sold At Auction In Brooklyn Club
Six volumes of Theodore Roosevelt's works were auctioned at the defunct Union League Club in Brooklyn for 39 cents, marking a modest sale.
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Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Union League Club
Brooklyn
Lesson on Discipleship Cost in Luke's Gospel
The text outlines Jesus rebuking the crowd in Luke and urges supreme devotion to Christ. It emphasizes counting the cost of following him, with parables of builders and kings, and warns that true discipleship requires active, preserving salt among peers.
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Seaton
Pharises
Jesus
Jeans
Jesus Christ
Christain
Onlf
Women Endorsing Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Letters from readers claim relief from headaches improper eating and female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. Testimonials cite improved health and permission to seek personal confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Dayton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
J. W. Suerer
Cass St
Med
Idine Co
Lynn
Mass
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