Secret Russian Count Weds New York Millionaire’s Daughter
In York on Sept 21 the secret marriage of Count Zeremba of Russia to Miss Josephine Savin shocks New York society. The couple’s romance began in Saratoga where Miss Savin’s beauty and the father Frank Savin’s wealth drew wide gossip. Mr Savin, a banker and broker, is reportedly enraged and may pursue legal action.
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Zeremba
Mise
Josephine Savin
Sarmioga
Iatest International Union
Broadway
Firth Avenae
Saratoga
Miss Savin
Gosslp
Waldorf-Astoria
Savin
Count
Count Zerembs
Frank Savin
Gene
Sage
Count Zeremba
Mr. Savin
Europe
Mise Savin
Mar
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Savins
Wich
New York
Frank Sagin
May Retain Commissions Among Volunteer Officers
Washington plans allow regular army officers with volunteer commissions to keep them indefinitely instead of relinquishing at 64. They may stay in active service, drawing full pay while remaining under presidential orders, and would be retired from the regular army. Prominent officers like Major General Coppinger and General Graham stand to benefit, possibly remaining in their positions and drawing higher pay from their volunteer rank.
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Washington
Spain
Coppinger
Graham
Brutal hospital attendant attacks wounded soldier at Bitoney
A hospital attendant brutishly assaulted a helpless soldier in a tent at Bitoney after the soldier asked for water and money. The soldier eventually recovered and struck back, but no action was taken against the attendant.
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Santiago
Bitoney
Jeetly
Color Photography Discovery To Be Actively Used
The article recounts Josten We Mabonsugh, a former Canal Street furniture dealer, who died a year ago and inspired rapid progress in color photography. The distinct process uses a three-color viewing screen and standard negatives to render color, with demonstrations in Washington and Omaha exhibitions. McDonough initiated the study in 1870 after observing color in river reflections, and Tripp and Fiora secured patents in the US and Europe. Experts foresee medical, police, and other fields benefiting. Effingham Illinois college has reproduced rainbow colors via a similar method, aided by Professor Felix Raymer’s chemistry work.
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Josten We Mabonsugh
Canal Street
Washington
Omaha
McDonough
Chicago River
M Will
Iteels
Satinne
K. Tripp
Ellsworth B. Fiora
United States
Europe
Aoe
Tilinois College of Photography
Effingham
Rough Rider and Clerk Involved in Street Duel
New York police arrested Charles L. Durlin a Rough Rider after an alcohol fueled dispute with Charles E. Thompson a Jersey City Heights clerk. In front of Bartholomew Clancy’s saloon at 482 Fifth Avenue Durlin fired a revolver at Thompson striking a window and causing damage before ending the confrontation.
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New York
Charles L. Durlin
Charles E. Thompson
Jersey City Heights
Thompson
Bartholomew Clancy
Fifth Avenue
Dusils
Clancy
Aipson
Fico
Rough Rider
Manager Wanted for San Francisco Vaudeville Palace
The Aham bra vaudeville house seeks a new manager after a dispute with director general De Kasnet over run style. Candidates include top agents and several locals, but the board favors an Eastern appointee. Elections for the new manager set for Monday at the directors meeting.
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Destiny New House
de Kasnet
Rhe Andro
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de Kan
Rushes Winter Clothing for Troops Delay
Washington reports Quartermaster General Ludington faces contract delays for winter clothing with suppliers. Contractors claim slow deliveries and delays threaten timely provisioning. Officials warn penalties may be applied if terms are not met, as army gear and blankets are prioritized for proper equipping.
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Washington
Ludington
Garvin
Spring Catch Of Whalers Reveals Strong Arctic Effort
Seattle reports a notably improved spring catch of Arctic whalers this year. Most vessels have taken whales since July, with several ships like the Jeanette and Bear test showing solid results. Others, including the Algadder and Browhead, were idle, while the Smythe station logged twenty two whales.
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Arctic
Pacific
Stary B
Fyme
Norwal
Buiewa
San Francisco
Seon
Bering Fea
Jeanette
Wilem Davie
Aartale
Algadder
Browhead
Cune Smythe Station
City council mulls curb on street car steps and stopping
President Guggenheimer plans an ordinance to require street car steps not above nine inches and to force cars to stop when signaled. He met with Central Laboration representatives who supported the measure, led by spokesman Thimme. Guggenheimer will introduce the ordinance at the next council meeting.
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New York
Sept. B
Gumgen-heimer
Council
Guggenheimer
Central Laboration
Edad "Thimme W
Higaenetiner
Lorimer seeks re election with motion pictures aid
Chicago Sept 2 Congressman William Lorimer seeks re election in the Second district on the Republican ticket using a cinematograph to show Spanish American War films at meetings. He counts on Hepburn Cousins Henderson and Dolliver from Iowa to stump for him and on Speaker Reed to speak at least twice in Cook County. Meanwhile in Councusie two armed robbers shot Conductor Will Morris on the Manuwa line as he collected fares. Morris fought the robber, who fled after firing, wounding Morris in the neck and burning his face with powder.
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Chicago
Willam Lorimer
Iowa
Hepburn
Cousins
Henderson
Dollivar
Trump
Thomas BR. Reed
House of Representatives
Cook County
Councusie
Will Morris
Manuwa
Hin
Morris
Toledo Grain Elevator Fire Kills Eight at Paddock Co
A grain elevator fire in Toledo caused by spontaneous dust combustion killed eight workers and fatally burned eight more. The Paddock Hodge facility housed about 20 men on seven floors. two supervisors and several family members were among the injured as explosions and flames destroyed the building. Estimated losses reach 400000 with 135000 insurance on the structure and 265000 on stored grain.
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Toledo
Paddock, Hodge & Co
William J. Parks
Aoment
Parks
Grace
Harold
Willem Parks
John Cart
David Kemp
Choe Keller
Wiliam Parks
John Smith
Escae
Samuel Alexander
Bert Vanwrigee
Grace Parks
Frank van Housen
John Carr
Dave D. Kemp
Barney Welch
Charley Ketter
Fred Pardigillis
Charles Brookseeker
Bion
Everet Smith
Hamilton Parks
W. €. Jordan
al Balle
Maumee River
Sir “Paddock
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Threshing Engine Crash Kills One Near Rockford
A threshing machine engine crashed through a bridge six miles west of Rockford Illinois injuring two men Sosenh Light and Hese Long. Long died instantly while Light was severely burned and trapped. Fire caught the engine and bystanders assisted, cutting away burning clothing as Long and Light faced a grim recovery.
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Rockford
Sosenh Light
Hese Long
Here
Long
Doyle Reinstated as Illinois Labor Secretary Treasurer
Chicago reports P F Doyle has been reinstated as secretary treasurer of the Illinois State Federation of Labor after President Hinman, advised by Samuel Gompers, reviewed evidence amid suspicions tied to Gov. Tanner. Doyle’s return follows a misapprehension of action, with the federation planning a council show of force to influence a city union labor clause.
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Chicago
Doyle
Mlinois State Federation of Labor
Hitman
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Springfield
Hinman
Chicago Federation of Labor
Jones
Shoemakers
Tanner
Tatterantis
New York
Envoys Travel To Paris At Public Expense For Peace Talks
Washington reports that peace commissioners and staff heading to Paris to negotiate the Spain treaty will receive no pocket money and will travel in style. A daily allowance is laid out for officials and staff, totaling about 97.50 for personal expenses over a ninety day period, with funds deposited in Paris banks under Judge Day’s control.
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Sept
Paris
Spain
McKinley
United States
Sul
Ryt
Tinee
Judge Day
Ea TC
Moore
Aeeteeey
MacArthur
Brannigan
Hief
Rodrigues
Wins a wealthy widow
A damaged wire service story from St Louis details a man named John Bel cher converting to optimism after a period of heartbreak. The piece mentions Bets and a figure linked to a Toteae event, then shifts to a plan to go to Kansas City and a notion of becoming ordinary again.
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St. Louis
John
Belcher
St. Nicholas
Weise Tuilea
Shy
Kansas City
Unclear text about romantic conflict and local events
Fragmentary report appears to describe a love triangle or engagement rumor involving Mrs Belcher and a man named Enos Belcher, with garbled phrases about marriage, a hospital or city reference, and a possible rescue or incident. Details are unreadable and uncertain.
Supreme Court to Insure Women On Equal Terms
The St Paul session of the United States Supreme Court discusses an innovation enabling women to be insured on the same terms as men. The court considers flat premium rules, reserve funds, and potential future female court membership across new and existing jurisdictions. Existing local courts may admit women by a four fifths vote, with future charters allowing feminine membership and courts designated for men, women, or both.
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Supreme Court At
St. Paul
Suprema Court of the United Order
Otter
Kirtie Green
Romance of Illinoisan Corpral Brown Leaves Birmingham
Corpl Alfred Brown of Company F Second Illinois regiment departed from Birmingham Ala on September 7 en route to Camp Ceba Tibre Jacksonville Fin. He will return to duty on a Tuesday after reaching the camp. The unit was halted near a city corner when a car window was broken during a momentary delay.
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Corporal Brown
Button
Birmingham
Ceba Tibre
Jacksonville
Fin
Ept
Alfred Brown
Hilde
Imerrad Sant Row
Ala
Tesday Furleigh
Towsla
Peculiar Poisons Generated in the Human Body
An 19th century medical alert describes toxins formed inside the body from poor digestion. It links decay germs called ptomaines to blood poisoning, nerve weakness, headaches, heart irritation, and kidney issues. The remedy urged is Stuart's Dyspepsia Crocks, claimed to restore digestion and blood quality, with orders by mail from Stuart Co. Marshal Michigan.
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Huxley
Stuart
Enclouing Pries
Stuart Co. Marshal
Gineares
Stuart Co. Marshall
Mich
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