Weyler's Child A Cuban Born Socialite In Boston Era
Mrs Metcalf, known as Mrs Cecil Metcalf, born in Cuba, claimed Spanish general father and sympathies for Cuban insurgents. She lived in Springfield and West Lynn Street, moved to the Ozarks for health, later connected with Inter Ocean correspondent Metcalf. She had monthly income from Spain and was a popular singer with fluency in several languages.
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Wester
Getations
Cube
Tecentis
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Myre Afetealf
Broad Street
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Mra
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Wesley
Metcalf Ia
Honolulu
Inter- Ars
Cuba
InterOceen
Honainu
Miss Jacques
Spain
Neaighbor
Typhoid traced to milk supplied by single dealer
Thirteen typhoid cases in the Bronx tied to milk from Borace Seybolt of Allan Arene, with supply chain through W H Cyling and T Moriarty. Investigations by Dr Charles A Clinton and Dr Eugene Manor focus on contamination source and milk delivery practices at a shed near 150th Street and Mott Avenue.
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New York
Bronx
Eugene Manor
Neate
Walton Avenues
Clinton
Monaghan
Tian
Borace Sey
Seybolt
Seybolts
W. H. Cyiling
T Moriarty
Mount Kisco
Bestolt
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Nine jurors explain Moore trial verdicts with foreign and American mix
New York December 13. Nine jurors from the Moore trial reveal their votes and reasoning. Several state seven for conviction, five for acquittal, noting seven foreigners on the jury and five Americans. The mistrial and later indictments against the Moores are discussed, with Mrs Moore insisting on innocence and denying criminal intent.
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New York
Moore
Sen
Max Voxel
Canal Street
Reean McNaught
A. J, Shipman
West One Hundred and Seventh Street
Moores
James Cronin
West Thirtyfirst Street
Mahon
Wete
Theophilus Millet
West Third Street
Zachary
Aldrich
West
Eny
Tsaac Liberman
East Ninety Fourth Street
Charles W. Taab
Weet Fittyfourth
Martin Maton
McIntyre
Levy
Essiatant
33Ers
B. FL. HM
Atlanta
Waldorf Astoria
Moth
Typhoid cases traced to water sources in Copake farm milk
Two weeks after typhoid appeared in the Seybolt family, officials say infection likely came from impure water used in washing cows or at the Copake creamery, or from handling milk by someone exposed to patients. Since a house to house inspection, two more typhoid cases have been reported, not linked to Seybolt milk.
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Sey~ Bolt
Board of Health
Roy
Copake
Mr. Seybolt
de. Olnten
Cigarette license fight ends as Chicago faces higher fees
Chicago Supreme Court denies rehearing in Grandling v City, upholding cigarette license and tax. Officials plan to collect a $300 fee, with council considering raising the charge from 160 to 500 as part of a broader effort to tax cigarette sales.
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Supreme Court
Chicago
State Supreme Court
Cigaretts
Dave Uo
Grandling
Thornton
Springfell
Liecree
A Woman's Hair Style Trends Of The Time
A discussion on hairdressing as a social force outlines how hairstyles affect appearance, age perception, and gender norms. It notes American and French practices, critiques current fashions, and forecasts revival of waves, curls, and elaborate bodices with visible shoulders and plumes.
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France
Gmail
Paris
Spencer
Hee Bea
Teisia
Fashionable hair styling tips from old fashion plates
An article describes elderly women wearing modest chignons and light curls, noting popular winter trends. It emphasizes headpieces, fine netting, and pearls, advising careful care to avoid frizz in heat and recommending tailored accessories to suit round faces and mature looks.
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Meath
Wales
Hallipeen
Gil
Matrimonial Fraud Trial Unfolds In Federal Court
Federal court hears a matrimonial fraud case against a woman accused of using mail prompts to lure victims. Lead witness John P. Hoffman of Hamilton describes a betrothal begun without meeting the defendant. Photos and letters allegedly show deceitful exchanges aimed at securing money for a wedding.
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Tadiapapolis
Alian
Fiackeatt
John P. Hoffman
Vine Atreat
Hamilton, GO
Hoffman
Highter
Nat
Jamal Cour
Jude
Richmond
Hofman
Pretty Window Gardens Brighten The Home Post Summer
A housewife shifts focus after summer to brighten the home with window gardens and cheerful decor. The feature outlines simple ideas for arranging plants, choosing containers, and creating inviting displays to lift indoor spaces.
Indoor Garden Tricks for Christmas Windows and Winter Rooms
Practical guidance for decorating indoor spaces with hardy plants and bulbs. Tips cover choosing palms begonias vines and flowering plants, potting and timing for Christmas blooms, care of geraniums and bulbs, and making attractive window gardens through fall and winter with careful temperature and watering.
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Sumer
St Niussom
Begonias
Mike
Ashe
New York
Santa Claus in Senate Scene Causes Quick Evacuation
In Washington the Senate gallery brief chaos erupted as the doorkeeper hurried occupants to clear the chamber amid executive sessions. A nervous whisper spread that Santa Claus was inside, prompting confusion before Stewart of Nevada confirmed the festive visitor’s presence and sought to greet him.
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Senate
Executive New Union
Marian
Ates Chamber Cree
Claus
Tee
Stewart
Nevada
Smith to Buy Coal After Mine Serpent Ordeal
James B. Smith, a farmer near Busckburn Indiana, explored an abandoned mine for coal and found himself surrounded by venomous blind snakes. He used a miner's pick to escape, killing several serpents believed entombed for years. He plans to buy coal for winter and avoids further danger.
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Busckburn
Ind
James B. Smith
Plck
Grau Outs Covent Garden Director
Maurice Grau has retired from directing the Covent Garden Opera in London. The rift between factions within the syndicate funding performances pushed him to quit, as he favored Lord de Grey and Henry Higgins, while the new management opposes them and will take control when leases end.
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Grand Opera
New York
Maurice Grau
Opera
Covent Garden
London
Lord de Grey
Henry Higgins
Brad Leads Covent Garden Circulation Toward New Opera Era
Mr. Brad ends a brilliant season and retires with a world class roster of operatic artists. He hints at forming a Drury Lane venture with Lord de Grey and Henry Higgins, though copyright hurdles, especially Gounod works, complicate plans. Gray remains content with Covent Garden's current state and avoids further leadership changes.
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Mont
Lord de Grey
Henry Higgins
Drury Lane Theater
Augustus Harris
Gray
Covent
White House Receptions Scheduled for 1999 Season
Washington Dec 12 The following programme of receptions at the executive mansion for the season of 1951 9 has been announced January 2 Monday Presidents public reception 1 am to 130 am January 4 Cabinet dinner January 9 Tuesday Diplomatic reception January 13 Wednesday Dinner January 16 Wednesday Army and Navy reception January 20 Wednesday Supreme Court dinner January 21 Wednesday Congressional reception January 24 Tuesday Public reception
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Washington
Supreme Court Unser
Chicago Theater to Rebuild After Fire at Once
Plans are set to rebuild the Ittinold theater in Chicago at 76 000 dollars. Carl Zimmerman and Hagan and Hagan expect immediate work on the ruins with laborers starting today. Debris removal expected by January 5 and rebuilding to restore the house within sixty days with up to date interior design and new opera chairs.
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Chicago Playhouse
Chicago
Ittinold
Carl Zimmerman
Ad and Brick
Hagan & Hagan
Dearborn
Powers
Hagan
Alread
Miss Rose and Hilo News Describe Carnival Guests
The Hilo column mentions Miss Anna Rove who spoke at Topeka carnival events, a Johnson Smith family visit from New Jersey, and a social at Wakao House with New York guests. It notes laundry services and local notices about shirt washing and color fading remedies in casual, fragmentary prose.
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Hilo
Anna Rove
Topeka
Helen Wilder
Andrew Jackson Smith
New Jersey
Anna Roce
Kansas
Wakao House
New York
Brent Ste Maughine
Bechel Cash Case Proceeds in Nebraska Hearing
Omaha December 12 The Bechel case, accusing ex auditor of Pacific R2 press of pilfering large sums while posing as paying cash to Nebraska legislators to block hostile legislation, continued with witness testimony. Wallet and clerk roles are disputed as defense cites Andrew Hunt possibly routing funds to Bechel, while prosecutors depict extensive monthly payouts as illicit inducements.
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Omaha
W. Bethel
Pacifte R2 Press Company
Nebraska
Caahier Wolcott
Pacific Express Company
Bechs
Andrew Hunt
Bechel
Bevel
Berkel
Hunt
Rhe Fe Tentang
F. A
Lincoln Howtite
Pucillo Express Company
Baltimore Street Railway Deal In City Passenger Line
Baltimore bankers form syndicate to underwrite new bonds for Baltimore Consolidated Railways if the city passenger railroad system deal closes. Competing proposals offer stock at different terms. eight miles of city and suburban lines likely added, with new control and management implications.
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Baltimoreity Lines
Baltimore
Baltimore Bankers
Baltimore Consolidated Railways Company
City Passenger Company
Mice & Counter
Thir Sonacidated Company
190 & Shire
Baltimore City
Aeconomny
Conandation
Cat Tie Itona
Vo de Iacpinhan Non Non Phare
Judge's Queer Ruling on Breach of Promise Suit
New York December 12 Miss Blanche Burnell sues William F Coles a reputed millionaire for 350 000 breach of promise of marriage. Justine Schuh tian in the general term of the city court delivered a remarkable written opinion ruling. He holds that the burden of proof rests on Miss Burnett to satisfy the court.
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New York
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