False claims in Osborne marriage annulment probe
Local report from New York on April 4 references a letter to Justice Boyd by Herbert Osborne denying involvement in deceiving identity ahead of Helen Maloney and Osborne’s marriage. Osborne asserts the letter’s statements are utterly false and written to hide his identity, complicating Moss Maloney’s annulment pursuit and disputing the letter’s authorship and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boyd
Mamaroneck
Helen Mooney
Herbert Osborne
Moss Maloneys
Ostorne
Mss
Welopéy
Treedon
Samuel Clarkson
Europe
Crue
Miss Maloney
de Lette
Osborne
Broad Street
Helen Mason
Inttsburg
Walon
Ins
Long-ago Obituary Fragment Recording Many Names and Deaths
A garbled obituary fragment lists multiple individuals with scattered details and residences. It mentions dates in April 1905, several ages, and last places of residence but readability is limited. The piece references families, streets, and institutions in a historic city, with numerous misread names and broken lines.
Baron Goes To Poorhouse In Omaha Claiming Nobility
Baron Loui de Ginsberg, claiming kinship to Count de Castellane and Prince de Sagan, was placed in a charity ward at the county hospital in Omaha. He said he lost 3000 dollars in the Boer War and had a history of disturbances, including an arrest in Kansas City and a discharge after promising not to repeat the act. He had lived in Kansas City, then Omaha, after leaving New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebr
Baron’ Loui de Ginsberg
Bont de Castellane
Prince Helle de Sagan
Baron de Ginsberg
Kansas City
Henry Louis de Ginsberg
Webster Davis
Davis
de Ginsberg
New York
Mrs McKee Divorce Hearing in Paris Continues
In Paris the McKee divorce suit hearing proceeded as Mrs McKee, formerly Mrs Hugh Tevis, sues A Flint McKee. The proceedings feature countercharges by McKee and testimonies by Marthe Barboux defending Miss Lawlor and disputing alleged improprieties with Marquis Guglielmi. The counsel notes American virtue yet condemns striking at an adversary’s character and warns McKee of public backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mckee
Mekhee
Hugh Tevis
Flart Mckee
Mattre
Martie Barboux
Marquis Guglielmi
Miss Lawlor
McKees
Barbeux
Minkee
Bridge
Nisplay
Jabort
Barbour
VeRee
Guglelmi
Guguielm
Melhee
Pir
Orlock
France
Licensed to Marry Names and Ages Across the States
A jumble of marriage licenses lists individuals such as James J Hanna and Grace Cees in Maryland and Pennsylvania, with ages spanning early twenties to mid thirties. Other pairs include Rey H Schroeder and Idge Fentress, Lillian Berman and Hey Got Garon Willis Harlan, among many dated connections and locations from New York City to Martinsburg West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J Hanna
Grace Cees
Manchester
Rey H Schroeder
Idge Fentress
France
Lillian Berman
Garon Willis Harlan
Mary A Simpson
George M Cummings Fletcher H Tones
Bertha E Sullivan
Rey Theron Outwater
Willem Moss
Ruth E Claygo
Rehmend
Rey J B Mclaughlin
Joeph Falmer
Crystal Mul
Tila
Mourne
Richmond
Rey
Zhur & Armstrong
New York City
Ani Mabel S Rinker
Martinsburg
Stealey
Ohn
Taemas
Mary M McJohnson
Dennis John Chapmin
Beatrice Howell
Health Office Record Entry From April Seventh
Listed names and ages include Jeams Mikeown, 28, Nellie A Joyce at OCmergen y Hospital 74, Sisec Mary 8, Tambert D Steiner at Washington Barracks 66, Mimael B Buckle 6, Susan G Monleth 60, with associated addresses on S Street and 24th Street Northeast. Records show patients and ages, reflecting a health office log of multiple individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeams Mikeown
Nellie A
Joyce Ocmergen
Hosptal
Sisec Mary
Consshi
Tambert
Steiner
Washington Barracks
Mimael
Buckle
Susan G Monleth
Ask Sagan's Record Seeks Full Past Details From Paris
Paris police may supply a complete life history of Prince Helie de Sagan to George Gould as he demands financial and gambling records. Mme Gould denies engagement while the Gould family faces debts and mortgages on Sagan and Petit Ger d land. The prince dismisses the threat, saying no past actions will trouble him and hints Mme Gould may travel to Paris with her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
George J Gowd
Pole
Paris
Helie de Sagan
Gould
Mme Gould
George Goulds
Helles
Sagan
Petigerd
Hellles
Dareth
Charity of Friends
Prince Helie
St Hegs
Joan
George Gould
Marjorie
George Could
Cne
Pans
France
Prof Langston Dead In St Tous Annu Yrof Arthur Langston
Prof Langston principal of the Dumas Hfagu School and over thirty years a noted Negro educator died at his home in St Tous Annu Yrof Arthur Langston mother Mrs Jehn Langston aged seventy in Washington DC is ill His survivors include his widow and two sons One brother Ralph Langston is assistant inspector of weights in Newark and another brother Frank Langston is deputy assessor in Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Tous
Annu
Yrof
Arthur D Langston Princinal
Dumas Hfagu
Jehn MM Langston
Washington, DC
Langston
John Mercer Tanasten
Almiteck
Hadti
Ralph GE Langston
Newarkity
Vrank Mangston
Local option results show broad anti-saloon gains nationwide
Across 886 townships plus 84 counties the anti-saloon majority rose to about 29,700 votes with 1,623 dry townships and 22,000 wet. Colorado towns split with nineteen dry and sixteen wet, while Missouri counties also swung dry in Monroe County. Overall, the temperance vote trimmed saloon operation and reshaped local jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chingo
Montinue
Busness
Denver
Colo Apill
Colorado
Aption
Lincoln
Etkcs
Peal Agn
Wlite
Burlington Talk Aad
Grand Island
Crawford Paris Mo
Monroe County
Vets Ov
Andinz
Misouri
Girl Stops Jail Delivery in Murphysboro
In Murphysboro on April 8, Miss Zora Hanson, seventeen, daughter of Sheriff Sylvester Hanson, woke during a storm and saw prisoners climbing past her window. She grabbed a prisoner's feet and screamed for help as her parents and the sheriff intervened, preventing seven inmates from escaping while six escaped through a barred window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Zora Hanson
Sylvester Hanson
Sherriff Hanson
Actress Wins Suit Over Refusal to Wear Tights
Henrietta Lee Morrison known as Henrietta Lee won $4,700 in the Supreme Court after being discharged by Hurtig & Seamon for refusing to appear in tights required by a Harlem burlesque theater contract. Her husband Charles Morrison joined the suit for breach of contract. jury found damages equal to the sued amount minus earnings after dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Apr
Supreme Court
Henrietta Lee Morrison
Henrietta Lee
Hur, Be & Beamon
Harlem
Miss Lee
Charles P Morrison
Hurtig & Seamon
Comdy
Mothers Break Up School In Panic Over Black Hand Threat
A rumor that a New York public school in the Italian section would be blown up by Black Hand men triggered a panic. Two children were injured as excited mothers forced gates, rushed inside, and urged teachers to release pupils, scattering students and prompting the principal to call police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lttle
Militia Draw Color Line Over Gov Hughes Reception
Watertown chamber managers face embarrassment as a unit in the Thirty ninth separate company refuses to march in the governor Hughes reception near a negro band from the Twenty fourth Infantry recently back from the Philippines. Two battalions are housed at Madison Barracks beside Watertown. efforts to move the band failed. The organizing committee may hire white musicians for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Board of Managers
Watertown
Reformatory prisoner kills mother in Brooklyn
Bernard Carlin, recently released from a reform school, shot and killed his mother Susan Carlin on Quincey Street in Brooklyn claiming years of coercion. He also attempted to kill his sister Young Carin, who had just left a reform school after a carge and wagon theft sentence. Flo was detained after the store incident. Carlin said his mother made him do everything his life. He alleged she sent him to an orphan asylum at sixteen months old and kept him in institutions most of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Susan Carlin
Varique
Bernard Carlin
Quincey Street
Brooklyn
Young Carin
Napanocn
Flo
Julia Marlowe Prostrated by Divorce Suit News
Special to The Washing i Fo Ithaca in April. Shocked by a divorce suit against Johan Stephenson Hermann, Julia Marlowe fell ill and cancelled her Lyceum appearance in Gloria. The sold out house will seek refunds near 150 dollars. Manager Wiltsie said no statement and she will answer later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Ia van Wermann
Ihari Stephenson Hermann
Julia Marlowe
Gloria
Lyceum Theater
Cutscadt
Acc
Wiltsle
Miss Marlowe
le Faoper
Hanna mine a death trap in Cheyenne report
Cheyenne Wyoming April report cites a mine inspector blaming Hanna coal mine explosions that killed nearly 100 men on defiance of safety rules. He alleges long burning seams and warns Union Pacific Coal Company officers knew of the danger and should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cheyenne Wyo
Hanna
Wyoming
Union Pacific Coal Company
Catholic girls high school funded by Philadelphia gift
Archbishop Ryan announced a $100,000 gift from a woman likely Mrs Frederic Courtland Penfield for a proposed Catholic girls high school in Philadelphia commemorating the diocese centennial. He said the donation ensures the project, with half a million dollars needed to build and equip the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ryan
Frederic Courtland Penfield
Anne Weightman-Walker
Yankee Car Bound for Paris Race Faces Alaska Blockade
Jules Clerfayt, caring for French drivers in the New York to Paris automobile race, reports a telegram from Fort Liscum, Alaska, stating Keystone Canyon is not open. The American car, ferried by boat to that point, cannot pass, making through travel impossible at present.
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San Francisco
Jules Clerfayt
New York
Paris
Fort Liscum
Alaska
Keystone Canyon
Convict Lasala’s daring escape from Sing Sing ends in recapture
Joseph Lasala, an escapee from Sing Sing’s fourteen year sentence for highway robbery, fled via a shop plank to the yard riverboat to Tarrytown and New York. A long pursuit by detectives and mounted police ended with his dramatic recapture after hiding in a private house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Lasala
Lasala
poHce
Brooklyn
Wreck Ends Piracy in South Seas With Confession
A remarkable piracy and murder tale emerges from the steamship Marama incident. Belgian Joseph Mortimer, J Taylor of Manchester, and G Jackson of London attacked the captain and mate with a tomahawk, forcing them to jump overboard. The trio seized the schooner Neusureigre of Callao, headed toward Australia, but wrecked near the Gilbert Islands. Jackson later confessed detailing the assault, forced jumps, and subsequent jettisoning of cargo before the ship went ashore in the Gilbert group.
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Victoria
South Seas
Marama
Waite
Joseph Mortimer
J Taylor
Manchester
G Jackson
London
Callo Jand
Australia
Gilbert Islande
Marshall
Laurel
Suva
Jackson
Callao
Te Gilbert
Closed season for autos on Nantucket proposed
The legislative committee on roads and bridges reported in favor of excluding automobiles from Nantucket between June 15 and September 15 each year after a Nantucket selectmen order. The town’s attempt to sustain exclusion failed before the Supreme Court, prompting an appeal to the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wass
Legislactive Committee On
Nantucket
Selectmen
Supreme Court
Vanderbilt Divorce Suit Hearings Put Off As Sealed Records Loom
The Washington Post reports no hearing today in Ellen French Vanderbilt's divorce suit against Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. Attorney David McClure acts as referee named by the Supreme Court. A rumored connection to a well known actress is mentioned but denied. whether the actress is named in the complaint remains confidential, with papers sealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Post
New_York
David McClure
Supreme Court
Ellen French Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Asquith Named Premier and Possible Peerage
Biarritz April 8 Herbert H Asquith receives congratulations on appointment as premier and first lord of the treasury. He meets the King and discusses cabinet details, plans to return to London Friday evening. Possible cabinet changes include Lord Haldane moving to the peerage as lord high chancellor and Winston Churchill favored to assume the war portfolio if Haldane leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biarritz
Herbert H Asquith
Edward
the Treasury
London
Anquith
Paris
Liarritz
Privy Council
Lord
Asquith
Haldane
Winston Churchill
Colonial Office
War Office
Board of Trade
Crown Prince at Work in Wood Turning
Berlin reports Crown Prince Frederick William follows Hohenzollern rule to master a trade. He arranged a lathe in his dormitory and spent the morning turning bar legs in shirt sleeves, aided by an adjutant when the power failed. The emperor is a cabinetmaker, his father a bookbinder, and his grandfather a turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frederick Wiliam
House of Hohenzollern
Emperor William
Roy Will Stay In France Extradition Blocked
Pars April 8 The ministry of justice refused US requests to extradite Paul Roy a British national who married an American woman Glacia Calla. Roy remains in France as no French law allows delivering a citizen charged abroad though he can be prosecuted domestically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Justice
Foreign Office
United States
Paul I
Roy
Glacia Calla
Kitlng
Newington
Frances
France
American boys in lead in technical education debate
Sir William Henry Preece, former president of the Institution of Engineers, told the Royal Society of Arts that comparing English and American technical education is difficult due to different conditions. He praised American boys for energy and smartness, saying the European boy lags by about two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walliam Henry Preece
Institution of
Engineers
Royal Society of Arts
America
England
Cincinnati Banquet Opens General Society Session
Charleston April 8 The General Society of the Cincinnati held its triennial session at the United States court building with Winslow Warren of Massachusetts presiding Before about ninety delegates and alternates from the original thirteen states the society banquet was hosted by the South Carolina Clinch at Hibernian Hall Addresses were delivered by President Warren Col Asa Bird Gardiner New York French Ambassador M Jusserand Dr Frank Landon Humphreys New Jersey H A M Smith South Carolina and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
General Society of the Cincinnati
United States Court Building
Winslow Warren
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Clinc
General Society
Hibernian Hall
Warren
Asa Bird Gardiner
New York
M Jusserand
Frank Landon Humphreys
New Jersey
H A M Smith
Springfield Man Seeks Pardon for Powers in Goebel Case
Greenfield Mayor C J Daye travels to Frankfort to present a pardon petition for Caleb Powers former Kentucky secretary of state implicated in the Goebel murder. The Illinois residence petition gathers 102,286 signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Illinois
Springfeld
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
William Goebel
C J Daye
Greenfield
Frankfort
Gey Wilson
Schooley Admits Forging Will in Scranton Court
George B. Schooley of Philadelphia confessed in Scranton court to forging the will of James Crawford Crinford a Florida coal operator who died three years ago The forged document attempted to claim the whole Crawford fortune estimated at one thousand dollars or more in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
George B . Schooley
Philadelphia
James Ll. Crinford
Hig
Germans in America Report On Bridges and Subways Visit
New York April visitors from Berlin including Maj Steinbrinck and Count Har man arrive in New York after tours of Washington Boston Niagara Falls and West Point They express interest in New Yorks bridges and subways praising them as remarkable and ahead of discussion on city construction projects
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steinbrinck
Ineut
Hanstein
Count (Arman
Berlin
America
Newarl
Washington
Boston
Niagara Falls
Wet Point
Marie Burroughs Weds In New York Home Ceremony
Special to The Washington Post notices Marie Burroughs known actress Miss Lille Arrington and Francis M Livingston married in a daytime ceremony at the bride’s home 261 West Ninth Street Rev Merle Crom Wright of Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church officiated. Livingston’s former name was Lille Arrington maiden days and her first husband was Tous Mason with a second Robert Barclay MacPierson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tillie Ar Iington
Marie Burroughs
Francis M Livingston
Boon
West Nines Strird Street
Merle St Crom Wright
Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church
Livingston
Misg
Lille Arrington
Tous
Mason
Robert Barclay MacPierson
Straus Visits Old Home in Talbotton
Secretary Oscar S Straus of the Department of Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus visited Talbotton on April 8, arriving from Columbus. Talbotton is the secretary’s boyhood home where a warm welcome was given by citizens. A public reception followed with numerous speeches honoring the secretary.
G A R To Honor Grant Birthday Observed by Potomac GAR
The Potomac GAR marks Gen Ulysses S Grant's birth anniversary at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church on April 27 with Gen Nelson A Miles presiding. Washington Gardiner delivers the oration, joined by Justice John Marlan and J A Hull, under Dept Commander John Walker's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen A . Grant
Department of the Potomac Gar
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Thirteenth
H_ streets
Nelson A Miles
Washington Gardiner
Department of Michigan
John Marlan
J A. T Hull
House of Representatives
John 5
Walker
Wanted Houses to Rent Spring demand outpaces supply
The ad seeks home owners to rent houses, promising quick tenant placement. It notes many applications and invites owners to send particulars, highlighting a central office near all car lines to facilitate housing matches.
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Helen Maloney
Justice of the Peace
Maloney
Mary
Wisoww
Wilhim
Alexander
James
Prinae
Ldpp
Arthur I
Tooftirke
Cf Fapetal
Agi
Emile Hoobtis
Boni
Mts
Saythease
Apri Goat
Rinent
Hifleaty Winsdas
Otuow Ae
Wasp
Gsivaird Street
Thorn
Westroet
Addi
Perth
Wes
Randol
Toimx Ph
Orny Woot
Py Sy
Jostan
Lori
Anton Remy
Ani
J William Lee
NW Steel
Ous Chatel Telephone
R. Speare
Embalmer
F Street
N. W
A. Sergeon
RS Cain
Thos
A. Costello
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh ST
Modern Chapel
Geo. P. Zurhorst
Lndertaker
Funbalmer
East
Capitol
George A. Comley
Wisconsin
T Geo C Shaffer
Ninw
Poorhou
de Castellane
de Sagan
Marquis
Mutre Barboux
Wadames
Magus Guglielmi
M Bees
Mies Bawler Waite
Alhottr
Allotte
Cortucinese
Barboux
Cally
Trench Court
Kees
Mit
W MicKee
Amerni
Health Office Record
John Jameson
Power
Burke
St. MN. W
Police
Anna Gould
Britain
Castro
Standard
Venezuela
Great Briain
Tokyo
St. Petersburg
Council of Empire
Black Hand
Militia
Gov. Hughes
Hanna Mine
Yankee
Sing Sing
State Institution
Tarrytown
Rigaway
Stor
125Th Street
Inasala
Bloch
Hunyadi
Janos
Vanderbilt
Mr. Haldane
Crown Prince
Cincinnati
Jusserand
Schooley
Will
Tewarts
Baltimore, MD
NEW York Connection
James McCreery & Co
Baltimore
Panama
Japan Art CO
G Street
Kaiser
Straus
Georgia
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Grant
Nelson A. Miles
Sane Troon
TSS
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles J. Bell
The
Post
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons
Thorp
Berkeley Rye
St. N. W
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