Marriage Interrupted by Breach of Promise Suit Served
Papers in a breach of promise suit were served on the groom at the altar, interrupting the marriage ceremony. The action seeks damages over an alleged breach of nuptial agreement.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1902
Page
1
Unwanted Interruption Shocks City Wedding
Franklin Marcellus Oldy and Agnese Aprile wed after a dramatic scene at Lyric Hall when Isaac N. Jacobson, delivering a breach of promise summons for Olga Landsdorff, interrupted the ceremony announcing Oldy’s prior engagement. The planner and crowd recovered with a wedding supper and congratulations. Olds is a wealthy former lawyer. Landsdorff is related to the de Neuville family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin Marcellus Oldy
Agnese Aprile
Lyric Hall
Chas. Culbert Hall
Union Theology Seminary
Rds
Mary
Mr. Olds
Joss Aprile
Isaac N. Jacobson
Howe & Hummel
Olga Landsdorff
Olds
Jacobson
Mr. S
Dr. Hall
Sr. Olds
Reed
Miss Landsdorff
Cron de Neuville
Roosevelt Names Sargent to Emigration Commissioner
President offers the Emigration commissioner post to Frank P. Sargent of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen to succeed T. W. Powderly. Thomas Ritchie and Edward McSweeney to be removed from their New York posts. Change to take effect in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank P. Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomo
Aavemen
T. W. Powdy
Eve Powderlys
Treasury
Thomas Ritchie
W York
Edward Mcsweeney
Teddy and Freddy Hold a Conference
Washington March 15 Brigadier General Funston lunched with the president after consultations. No arrangement yet on his future duties. it is probable he will not be sent back to the Philippines unless he wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brig
En. Funston
Wunston
Philippines
Sagasta Forming New Cabinet In Spain
Madrid March 15 Queen Regent commissions Senor Sagasta to form a cabinet after sectional leaders failed to agree on a coalition. Sagasta tasked with reconstructing the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Enor Sagasta
Minister on Tour in Search of a Wife
Reading Pennsylvania March 15 The Rev George W Brownback a Congregationalist minister left Reading to seek a wife He advertised in a Chicago matrimonial paper receiving 250 responses after whittling down to seven he will visit Hartford Glastonbury Dover Gloucester Point Wheeling Erle and Ontario Canada over two weeks He plans to marry upon return in Reading He is 30 years old and a capable pulpit orator
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
George W. Brownback
Brownbacks
Chicago
Hartford
Ontario
Canada
Brownback
Ten Year Old Boy Hangs Self While Building Swing
Irven Bennett ten year old son of Allen F Bennett a tenant on the Miller farm at Jones Station near Hamilton Ohio was found hanging from a rope tied to a rafters in a wagon shed He had climbed to suspend a rope for a swing and reportedly slipped from hay losing footing and falling about 20 feet his feet nearly touching the ground before death was discovered by his playmates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Irven Bennett
Allen F. Bennett
Jones’ Station
Bennett
Boston Strike Narrowed to Two Employee Groups
The Boston transportation strike narrows to a dispute between freight handlers and freight clerks of the New York New Haven Hartford and the Boston and Maine Railroads. The railroads offer to rehire as many veterans as possible without prejudice, with about 2,060 strikers involved. Most other workers have complied with the strike end order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Maine
Jeffries Delayed By Train Wreck Delays Fight Bids
The Jeffries Delaney bidding for the Jeffries Fitzsimmons bout is postponed to 5:46 PM after Jeffries and Delaney, delayed by a Vallejo train wreck, fail to arrive from Los Angeles. Four clubs San Francisco Yosemite Twentieth Century and Los Angeles attended the morning meeting. The San Francisco Amelite Club plans to offer 80 percent of receipts. other bids are not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jeffries
Delaney
Los Angeles
Powder Explosion at Fairmont Manufacturing Kills Girl
An explosion in the powder mixing department at Fairmont Manufacturing Company in Cleveland Ohio killed one young woman and seriously injured at least seven others. The incident occurred early today and prompted investigations by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevland
Ohio
Fairmont Manufacturing Company
Mountain feud ends as Mary Horton weds Clarence Shipp
In Marion County Kentucky the long Shipp Horton feud ends when sixteen year old Mary Horton marries seventeen year old Clarence Shipp at Mt Washington Church. Shipp had faced murder charges but was acquitted with Mary's support during a snow covered vigil for peace. The feuding clans declare the feud over as the couple unite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgenville
Shipp-Horton
Marion County
Mary Horton
Mt. Washington
Little Mt. Washington
Clarence Shipp
Richard Horton
Wave Allen
Horton
Mary
Young
Shipp
Hortons
Shipps
Pastor assaulted in Press office incident in Cleveland
Rev. Roderick, pastor of an East End Baptist Church, was attacked by Charles Lancaster, Cleveland city editor, after demanding a denial and correction of a statement in a separate paper. The altercation began inside the Press office and ended with the minister knocked down and grabbed by the neck then thrown down the stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Roderick
East End
Charles Lancaster
Lancaster
Pest House in Harrodsburg Blown Up by Regulators
A pest house near Burgin, Kentucky was blown to pieces by armed men at 11 pm. Police and carpenters examined the site the next morning finding the roof destroyed and a warning on a tree. Bloodhounds and threats of violence accompanied a tense morning as authorities planned a new structure guarded by twenty men amid citizen protests and riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrodsburg
Burgin
Dunn
Nicholasville
Harraman
Girl Stabs Man Beside His Wife in Columbia
Mell McKenzie a young white woman with two brothers went to Z. M. Covington home in Columbia at 4 a.m. and stabbed Covington as he slept beside his wife using a batener knife. Covington died almost instantly. The three suspects are jailed and offer no explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Mell McKenzie
Z. M. Covington
Covington
College professor condemns Mrs Astor on college bred ideal
Chicago March 15. Professor James Westfall Thompson of the University of Chicago rejects Mrs Astors claim that to be an American gentleman one must be college bred. He argues education is valuable but not essential and praises the dignity of honest work over formal schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A Romance Behind a County Attorney Campaign
Des Moines Iowa March 15 A J Steele Republican candidate for County Attorney faces a sensational tale as his romance with Mrs Lockwood, wife of his client, becomes public. After confessing to Lockwood they wed with his consent and now live in Des Moines with Lockwood sharing a room in their house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
A. J. Steel
Joan Ruskin
Sir John E. Millais
Neeither
Mr. Steele
Abraham Steele
Lockwood
Mr. Lockwood
Steele
Steele and Mrs. Lockwood
Lockwood Steele
Mrs Lockwood
Wife Kills Husband Then Ends Her Own Life in Drunken Tragedy
In Davy West Virginia Fred Couldling returns intoxicated. his wife shoots him dead and then fatally wounds herself. She dies after kissing her sleeping children in the next room. The incident leaves two orphans and two dead adults. Editor Cahriel Mathias of the Chicago Chronicle is visiting Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy
W. Va
Imade
Fred Couldling
Cahriel Mathias
The
Chicago Chronicle
Tucson
Baltimore Man Deprived Voice While Blaspheming Wife
A Baltimore man lost his voice during a public dispute with his wife as he shouted insults and curses. The incident occurred in a domestic quarrel drawing police attention and ending with neither party seriously hurt.
John Kelly Struck Dumb After Blasphemous Episode
Baltimore March 15 John Kelly 44 was suddenly struck dumb last night while cursing and blaspheming after threatening his wife with a razor. He was arrested at 2603 Bruce terrace, later writing his details in court. He pleaded, was fined twenty dollars plus costs, and sentenced to 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John Kelly
Justice White
Kelly
Bruce Terrace
Nelly
Olice
Wh.e
Dempsey
Minority Objections To the Subsidy Bill
Senator Berry of Arkansas on the minority side of the Senate Commerce Committee submitted a report opposing the ship subsidy bill. The minority challenge both the predictions and facts in the majority report and say the bill is wrong in principle and doomed to fail. They contend the current bill, though less complex than the Fifty sixth Congress version, remains more objectionable in certain respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berry O
Arkansas
Senate Committee On Commerce
Senate
Governor Appoints Harbor Commissioner in San Francisco
Sacramento March 15. Governor Gage appoints John D. McKenzie of Santa Clara as Harbor Commissioner at San Francisco and names Rudolph Herold to a related post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Gage
John D. McKenzie
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Rudolph Herold
New Owls to Erect Clubhouse on Main Street
The Owls plan a new club house on Main Street just south of S. M. Franklin. Plans and sketches were prepared at the office of Rust in accordance with Mary sketches described in The Citizen. Construction will begin soon and be completed in about 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owls
Main Street
S. M. Franklin
Rust
Club House
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Roosevelt
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Teddy
Freddy
Senor
Sagasta
Fitzsimmons
Mary Comisky Bliss
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church
America
Kentucky
Pacnoncn
Mrs Astor
San Francisso
Owls Glad
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