Clairvoyant predicts daughter’s ill fated marriage in court tale
New York clairvoyant Memne Debbite on Past One Hundred and Fourteenth Street claims her prophecies come true. She foretold the marriage of her daughter Jessie Fitzgerald to Wy Franklin Metntsre, a 71 year old law clerk, triggering a sequence of elopement, church wedding, and marital conflict. The tale recounts promises broken, court entanglements, and a magistrate’s involvement as the couple’s marriage unravels. The bride later seeks support amid alleged abandonment and disputes over residence and finances.
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Residence of McIntyre's Parents Not Occupied at Time
At the residence of McIntyre's parents none of the family members were at home when authorities checked. The report notes the house was unoccupied at the time of the visit.
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Kidnaper Threats Prompt Family Move to New York
Anonymous letters threaten kidnapping and murder of Carnegie Steel executive Alexander R. Peacock's children unless 25900 is left at a specified spot. Peacock moves family from Pittsburgh to New Fortier Holland House with private rooms reserved. Roger O'Mara, a former detective, is assigned to pursue the case as investigators follow the three letters.
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Alexander R. Peacock
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Pitubure Gatective
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St Maclou Wins Lincolnshire Handicap at Lincolnshire
St Maclou, Col B H afe Catmont's bay colt, won the 1000 sovereign Lincolnshire handicap over one mile with 23 starters. Sceptre, ridden by RS. Stevier, placed second and Over Horton, owned by Mr Binding, finished third. The field included 23 horses contesting the race for yearlings and up.
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Women to See Fight in Denver Street Scene Disaster
A chaotic backstage accident during a Denver city production injured the leading actress as heavy scenery collapsed. Belasco, rushed to the hospital, refused treatment after a revival and returned home despite the curtain hiatus lasting ten minutes while a doctor was summoned.
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Notable social notices and visits in Topeka society
A fragmented Topeka society page notes Mrs. Gillitora Gill and Arthur Gillotts planning home in Allegheny City and Portsmouth. Miss Eva and Miss Malle Elston host a star themed surprise party with many local guests. Mrs. Hollar marks daughter Helen Marie’s fourth birthday with tea and guests. Community events include Unity club Faust reading, open YWCA social, and Penny lecture ushers by Junior Amantean Club. Several local inhabitants travel, visit, or host events, with a mix of club meetings and hospital updates.
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Portsmouth
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Topeka
Lucife Schaffer
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Gertrude Garrett
Lilian Robert
Maxweth
Georgie Chandler
Kenneth Thatcher
Unity Club
Faust
Lewis Morrison
Harry Allshouve
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Httie
Ladies Music Club
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W. L. Trump
D. D. Whist Club
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Young Women's Christian * Association
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Downing
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Mary Overholt
Harry Overholt
G. W. Hogeboom
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W. H. Newton
Willam Sells
Maple Mil
C. C. McMichael
Esk
Topeka Social Notes and Local Moves Mentioned
A jumble of brief notices covers people changing jobs and travels. Sister Cinser takes a shoe department post after years at Creeby Brothers. Elizabeth of aboutla ne moves in Kansas City. W A Johnston attends the Sixth district federation in Smith Center. T Sell departs on a Desipean trip while Mrs Ross visits Roseville. Barnum in St Louis on business. Miss Etta Osene of Boswere visiting Topeka. Bertha Lawrence visits Kansas City. Mrs Emery Amston Batley heads to Argentine with husband. Dr Charles Hendricks heard Paderewski Monday evening.
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Roseville
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Etta Once
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Pipes Street
Bertha Lawrence
Garden City
Topeka
Clyde Lawrence
Emery Amston Batley
Argentine
Charles Hendricks
Paderewski
First day of new primary law in St Paul
St Paul reports the first use of a new primary election law. Voters register and cast ballots for city offices on both Democratic and Republican tickets. Seven mayoral candidates compete, with five Republicans and two Democrats. Booths stay open until 4 PM, delaying results.
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He Paid the Bey. A Stunt After a Big Fight Bet
Loulaville Kentucky on March 18 Ea Dameron paid a losing bet after the Mc Govern Sullivan bout by swimming 75 feet in the Ohio River as his fellow worker Henry Yaner watched. The water near zero, icicles hung from hair, moustache stiff as Dameron reached shore. Cameron had bet that Sullivan would win and promised the loser would swim on St Patrick's Day.
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No Grievances Reported After Denver Meeting
March 18 Denver The grievance committees of the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen met with Denver and Rio Grande officials. Employees reported no important grievances and the session was incident free. A few technical matters were settled and overtime pay terms were defined by a sliding scale.
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Patrick Murder Trial Under Fire Over Will Inheritance
New York March 18 cross examination in the Albert T. Patrick murder case continued before Recorder Gott. Morris Meyer testified about a disputed will that would make Patrick heir to most of W. M. Rice's estate. Meyer, jailed under $10,000 bail, claimed Rice trusted him but did not understand why Rice would favor Patrick.
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Albert T. Patrick
W. M. Rice
Gott. Meer
Patrick
Rice
Meyer
Osborne Meyer
Sary
Topeka News Snapshots and Local Events
A Topeka item sweep notes Marshall’s band at the Auditorium, Miss Clara Meikle's business trip east, a Grinnell debate, Paderewski excursion, weather woes, hotel manager Hankin resigning, Faust at Crawford Theater, upcoming city election, Holliday gifts to lodge, Shafer visiting Topeka, poet Roy Farrell Greene illustration, Emerson in town with meetings, Police Matrons meeting, Irwin Lodge event, Willits shoe stock sale postponement, and various court and civic notes from Topeka and surrounding areas.
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Grinnell
Lows
Topeka
Kansas City
J. Kt. Hankln
Fort Scott
Lewis Morrison
Faust
Crawford
Charles K. Holliday
Roy Farrell Greene
Arkansas City
F. W. Emerson
Glen Elder
Western Association of Police
Bradford Miller
Clay Street
Irwin Lodge
Kansas Avenue
Don Willits
Furman
Bailly John Coyne
District Court
Weather Bureau
Hazen
Mattie Ewing
John Iowing
L. L. Dythe
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Byron W. Ghent
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Cornish
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Troswell
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Stormy Alaska voyage reports record cold snap at Skagway
The Faratton reports a brutal Alaska crossing with a dozen wind and snow storms. On March 13 Skagway recorded ten degrees below zero, the coldest of the season, as snow and ice blanket the route from Alaska through Port Townsend and beyond.
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Well Known Surgeon J Baxter Toham Dead in New York
New York on March 32 year old Dr J Baxter Toham, once a noted surgeon who co founded the Corbin Banking company, died at his home. Born in Claremont New Hampshire in 1840 he served in the Civil War as a sea surgeon and was breveted a major.
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Austin Corbin
Corbin Banking Company
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Bond Forfeited In Murrell Bribery Case In Circuit Court
In St Louis on March 18 the case against John K Murrell a house of delegates member indicted for bribery over suburban franchise dealings opened without his appearance. His $5 000 bond was declared forfeited, signed by E K Marrett, the defendant’s brother. Also reported a Havana Cuba dispatch says M V Cheatham president of Richardson Drug Co Sherman Texas was accidentally shot and may die from a fractured spine. A Paris dispatch notes Narcisse Quelhen editor of Journal Officiel was run over by an automobile in Boulevard Port Royal and died.
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M. Questien
Telegraphic Briefs From Around The World
A compilation of short items: Anglo Australian chess talks may shift to a US contest. Hammond Indiana plans a new Chicago stockyards plant costing 1.5 million and employing thousands. Milwaukee reports a mayoral nomination on anti-administration platform. London reports marine collision inquiries. Vienna passes a trade bill with Mexico. Cape Town notes patient deterioration and treatment updates. San Francisco notes ships Meade and Sheridan sailing. Pretoria reports Boer captures and casualties. Peshawar Afghanistan Army pay unrest. London coronation week charity arrangements. Kingston Jamaica notes possible new shipping service. funeral notice for Mrs. W. C. Whittemore with services in Topeka.
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G. H. Hammond Company
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The French View on German Relations Amid Rumors of Rapprochement
A Paris dispatch notes a cordial entente between Germany and the United States, praising Prince Henry’s European tour and the American republic’s friendly mood. The report discusses looming impressions, royalism, and lingering tensions amid orchestration of public rumor. A separate item reports T. C. Boogland’s self-inflicted death attempt in New Rome City after delaying his marriage, with links to Hudson Howland’s family.
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Broadway National Bank of New York
Having Run on Chamberlains Cough Remedy Notice
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses Having Run and Chamberlains Cough Remedy with mentions of a $20 charge to California, Great Rock Island, and dates from March 1 to April 3. Readable facts include references to a remedy, a route, and a ticketing context. entities like Chamberlains and Rock Island appear.
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