Children’s custody dispute shocks New York society
Nov. 21 in New York Jack Everhartt, 8, the stepson of a famed lightweight, was taken into custody after his mother Mrs Dorothy Everhardt deserted him. Mrs Everhardt, once linked to Brooklyn society and daughter of the late Charles H. Hardfox, left Jack at the Putnam House with a former husband in dispute. The case, heard in Yorkville court, centers on custody amid tension over the boy’s future and the mother’s wealth. The boy’s guardian urged further examination as the court weighs custody while the mother claims she previously supported the family on substantial income and jewelry.
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New York
Jack Everhartt
Gerry Society
Dorothy Sandee Everharst
Farhter
Mra Ev~ Erhard
Best Society of
Brooklyn
Charing H. Hardfox
Putnam House
Fourth Avenue
Jarkie
Pacple
Gerry
Sear
Girann
Yorkville Polins
Iohid
Everhardt
Tack Eeverhardt
Ieee
William Artit Cowsee
Post
Everhardtenya
Thi Pugulat
Wien
Sioux Indians Prosper Despite Uprising Rumors
Chadron Nebraska November 21 reports from the Sioux agency deny talks of an uprising. Reservation life is peaceful with 32 day schools and a teaching school in operation. Agent Mat Clapp notes Indians have bought machinery wagons and harness worth over 20000 with their own funds and repay agency repairs, showing growing property awareness.
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Chadron
Dakkota
Pus
Mat Clapp
Dave
Trow
United States
Done &T
Land and water controversy stalls a Senate action
A fragmented report recalls stalled Senate action on a land and water matter. Commissioners and local interests debated extending a marking into a lake, with references to pumping, riverfront parcels, and property boundaries. The scene mentions Chicago dealers and a long dispute spanning two decades.
O Connors Damages Over Parnell Biography
Mr T P O Connor has begun legal action against the publishers of Barry O Briens Life of Parnell in London. He protests a passage he says concerns him especially over Galway election references. Charles Russell will appear in Behalf of Mr OBrien to challenge the book's contents.
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Life of Parnell
London
T. P O'Connor
Ruthor and
Barry O'Bd
Parnell
Stranes
O'Connor
Himerif
Galway
Liverpool
O' Com Her
O'Hrien
Charles Russell
O'Brien
Two Lives and the Final Ordeal of Childbirth
Fragmentary OCR describes a maternal focus on life, motherhood, and a claimed remedy called a life science liniment. It suggests a friend’s role in guiding perinatal experiences and hints at an internal cure-all marketed to soothe childbirth challenges.
Actress and Barons Wife Madeline Bouton Wedding Revelation
In San Francisco a year old romance unfolds as Madeline Bouton, a stage actress married to Baron Mirpisteh, faces pressure over her dual life and hopes for official acknowledgment. Friends describe tension, legal and social maneuvering, with Bouton preparing for a possible separation.
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Madeline Bouton
San Francisco
Cal
Nov
Madeline
Bouton
Dramm
Pravie Companys
Haspera
Baron Mimpi
Geriace Pobjeman
Chanelles
Miss Bouton
Gulag
New York
Milas Boutin
Burov Miriptech
Madeline Botme
Mike Mies Bout
Frawley
Jung
Eal
Wis
Baron Mimptsen
Chicago Coliseum Plans
Chicago reports plans to erect a public circus theatre on Fifteenth Street near The Tagueum site. The venture seeks incorporation, aims for a capital of keakao, and promises entertainment plus instruction while avoiding scandalous uses.
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Chicago
Tov
Tns Prapowss
Sollseim
Libby Prisvo mUnaum
Tony
Solseum
Tagueum
Abe Rimipasly
Keakao
Anmowncemnen Butidine
Aoatinis
Feesler
Niateh
Rockefeller's Clock Show Stirs New York Garden Scene
A striking flower clock spectacle devised by an old landscape gardener astonishes New York, featuring a circular bed and a floral timepiece with petals arranged to mark hours. The garden display includes a dawn opening at 5:38 am, a noon bloom, and an evening primrose, with the figure and tower forming the clock's motif while spectators enjoy the staging and novelty of living flowers.
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New York
Juha
Eignes
Cotiras
Sattar Witch Opera
Sattar Witch Opera Met Tte Mite At Dancing and Dlomen
Bimpern
Mart Fae
Hamm
Anit & Ree
Bethiehess
Buddhist Mealers and Community Reactions Mentioned
An unclear narrative describes a Buddhist figure linked to Chicasu and Oshttras, referencing fame, belief, and supposed acts. It mentions a controversial stance on money and voluntary contributions, with vague allusions to poems and social influence.
Belmont Petition Sparks Debate On Public Highways
Newport November 21 The board of aldermen considered Olver H Belmont’s petition to declare Lakeview and Ledgerwood streets public highways. Opponents ex Governor Lippitt and John Cadwalader argued the move would injure private property and burden the public. Col Honey for Belmont urged the city to decide the future needs, noting streets had long been used as public highways. At the meeting the aldermen declared the roads public highways after presenting evidence of 25 years of use.
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Newport
Baturlay
Olver HP
Belmont
Coggeshall
Lakeview Aveours
Ledgerwood
Goverant Lippitt
John Cadwalader
Philadelphia
Br Lippitt
Fart
Joone
Jem Ins
Belcoont
Savannah declines to invite McKinley to review Seventh Army Corps
Savannah Georgia November 21 officials confirm city council again refuses to extend an invitation to President McKinley to visit and review the Seventh Army Corps. The mayor would welcome him privately if he came, but the council leaves the matter to private citizens and cites policy objections and racial tensions in recent riots as reasons for not inviting.
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Savannah
Agsia
McKissey
AicKinley
Seventh Army Corps
Ria
Fitshugh Lee
Savanah
Seventh Army Corp
Imagve
Savyanneh
P. W. Meidrim
Savan~nah
Lee
Duc Lhe
Serum Yoresolved Hog Cholera Serum Developed by U S Government
After twenty years and heavy spending the United States government reports a serum that immunizes hogs against cholera and swine plague. At Bethesda Maryland experimental stock includes donkeys cows calves mules horses and even frogs used to produce the antitoxin. Dr Ernest C Schroeder heads the Bethesda farm and Dr H B Salmon notes serum use on 1000 animals this year saving over 59 percent of herd treated while 40 percent of untreated hogs died.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Bureau of Animal i Industry
Agricultural Department
Bethesda
I BH. Salmon
Ehier
Bureau of Animal Industry
Seld
Yale's Historic Records of Showers Photographs
De. W. L. Eikin of the Observatory at New Haven obtained many photographs of showers at the Yale observatory in New Haven Connecticut on November 21. The report notes significant data collected during the meteor shower observations.
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de. W. L. Eikin
New Haven
Conn
Dale Astronomical Observatory
meteoric showers studied at Yale observatory record
The Yale Observatory led by William L. Bikin reports an extensive study of the current meteor shower. Photographs captured a record number of meteors, with observations suggesting the fall will peak near expected historical cycles. Weather limited some nights, but preliminary plates are being developed to finalize results.
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William L. Bikin
Yale Observatory
Populist Ex-Senator Comments on 1896 Result and Issues
Edwin Taylor former Populist senator from Wyandotte County Kansas City notes war outcomes, Republican victory influenced by pro war sentiments and Spanish ideas, admits prohibition had little effect, and discusses silver versus gold standards and future political issues. He predicts silver may reemerge as a major topic and cites economic shifts after McKinley’s election and gold discoveries.
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Kansas City
Edwin Taylor
Wyandotte County
Keshes
Kansas
Taylor
Thue
Leeds
Buanley
Spain
Isoue
McKinley
Cripple Creek
Klondike
Ohio
Fteif
Two Pills for a Fever at Camp Wikoff Witness Testimony
William Hamilton Henry testified at the war investigation commission about visiting Camp Wikoff to find his sick son Richard W. Henry. He described tents on bare ground and limited medical care, noting the surgeons treated all alike with two pills for a fever and three for a broken arm. Mary Manson of West Fifty fifth street, who led a division of the Women’s War Relief, said Camp Wikoff inmates suffered and were untented, contradicting General Podee’s statement.
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New York
William Hamilton Henry
War Investigation Commission
Henry
Wi Koff
Richard W. Henry
Santiago
Cuba
Mary Manson
West Fiftyfifth Street
Camp Wikoff
Women's War Relief Association
Austrian Count Thun Reports Across Asia to Moscow
Count John Thun of Austria, arrested in Vancouver, traveled from Moscow along the Transsiberian route through Asia. He notes heavy storms, washed bridges, and insect plagues delaying road restoration. He predicts the railway will finish in about two years and be mainly for troop movement.
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Vancouver
B.C
John Thun
Austria
Japan
Asia
Moscow
Irkutsk
Thun
Manchuria
China
Evidence Right to the Point on Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A Crookston district court judge and multiple testimonials claim Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure indigestion and stomach issues. Letters from U S Cansat to Brussels and others praise relief, appetite, digestion, and strength, with ads noting 50 cent backs and mail orders.
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Frank Ives
District Court of
Crookston
Minn
Stuart
George W. Roosevelt
U. 5
Brussels
Belgium
W. D. Tomiin
Eng
G. D. Brown
Mondovi
Wis
Michigan
Malon
Fen Fa
Marshall
Study Indian History Group Forms to Save Tribal Records
Sioux City Illinois reports a pioneer society forming to study and preserve ab origine history before white settlement. Members plan to send agents to other cities and establish branches to gather data on tribes from earliest times and since the opening of the country.
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Sioux City
State job applicants grow list of hopefuls
The list of applications for state jobs grows with several notable candidates. Mayor J W Berry of Jewell City seeks regent of the State Agricultural College, a Burr Oak Herald editor E A Ross aims for a penitentiary director post, and Hutchinson’s R A Campbell runs for adjutant general. Also named are ex-police judge J Grover for a Kansas City blind school superintendency, Russell county stockman T R McAdams for the livestock sanitary commission, and David Barker of Atchison for the state board of charities.
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Lucas
Russell County
Livestock Sanitary Commission
E. A. Ross
Burr Oak Flerald
R. A. Campbell
David Barker
Atchison
Chargies
Seven Degree Grangers Added to Concord Grange
Concord New Hampshire November 21 more than 1000 Patrons of Husbandry were advanced to the seventh degree of Priests of Demeter in a nationwide Grange meeting climax. The class hailed from numerous states and marks one of the largest graduations in Grange history.
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Concord
N. H
The Pope's Approval Reported by Rome Correspondent
The Rome correspondent of the Daily Chronicle says a major pontifical document will express the pope's full approbation of Democratic and Liberal tendencies within the Catholic church in the United States.
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London
Rome
Daily Chronicle Satya
United States
Wholesale Fruit Dealer Fair in Chicago Bankruptcy Case
Ariel Melmrat, formerly a wholesale fruit dealer in Kansas City, fled a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Chicago on November 1. He lists liabilities of 112000 dollars and has no available assets. The largest creditor is Farmers and Merchants Bank of Los Angeles claiming 21000 dollars.
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Chicago
Ariel Melmrat
Kansas City
Farmers’ and Merchants Bank of Los Angeles
Union Lecture Course Announces Redpath Grand Concert
The second program features a concert by the Redpath Grand Concert Co. on Friday November 2. Reservation charts for season ticket holders will open at Rowley and Snow’s on Tuesday morning November 22 at o’clock, with general public sales starting Thursday morning.
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Union
Redpath Grand Convert Co
Rowley & Snow's
Three British Vessels Overdue in Pacific Ocean
Three ships flying the British flag are overdue in the Pacific. Laurelpank, Valkyrian, and Simoena departed Nagasaki bound for Astoria Oregon or Portland. Insurance on Laurelpank was 90 percent, Valkyrian 85 percent, and Simoena 49 percent.
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Pacific Ocean
San Francinclace
Novia
Paci
Porte
Orient
New South
Ilktie
Laurelbank
Portland
Squigal
Chil
Nagasaki
Astoria
Col. Astor's Pay Delayed as Troop Aid Sought
The article reports Colonel Astor facing payment delays as requests for funds to support Navy and volunteers grow. It notes orders authorizing a salary installment for the troops and outlines difficulties in securing the needed money amid wartime strain.
Albany Governor Candidate Certifies Campaign Expenditures
Albany reports Democratic candidate for governor certifies spending of 449.50 on his campaign and states no funds were contributed to the Democratic state committee or local committees. Also notes travel and postage costs for trips to multiple cities and a criminal trial in Coffeyville and Vinita.
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Albany
Tor van Wryck
Forgrner
Democratic State Committee
Democratic
Torrarireau
Buffalo
Itocheeter
Touse
Yuica
Pougukespale
Troy
New York
Consumption Cured. From the Grate to Health at Last
Joseph James of 325 West Pearl Street Indiana faced death from quick consumption. After relying on a Brazilian Balm advised by a doctor his condition worsened. He abandoned medical care, used the balm alone, and reportedly recovered enough to work by February.
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Joseph James
Iter
W. Pearl St
Naianspeis
Ind
James
Jedi
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