The Vanishing Husband in a Seven Year Chase
A Chicago heiress sues for alimony from Albert Gallatin Wheeler Jr. in New York, seeking him for seven years. Wheeler hides across Broadway clubs, Union League, and stock rooms while a receiver acts for his wife’s benefit. The tale blends Shaw’s view of pursued men with a dramatic chase through high society and police effort.
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Albert Gallatin Wheeler, Jr
Chicago
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Claudia Carlstedt
Frank Daniels Opera Company
Supreme Court
Wheeler, Jr
New York
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San Francisco
Municipal Organization of
Department of the Police Force
Multimilenaire
Union League
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Rachel
Supreme Court of
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Union League Club
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Bertie
Berte the Lamb
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Pam
Plaza
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West Forty Fifth Atreet
Olaint
Albert Gallatin Wheeler
Goldstein & Troldstein
Farfield
Connecticut
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Broadway
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Stock Exchange
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Joe
Ludlow Street
White Pariah and Orient Exclusion in Early 20th Century Views
A long, polemical piece argues for applying U S exclusion laws to undesirable whites in the Orient. It discusses racism toward Chinese and Japanese, the geisha system, and the plight of white women and men abroad. The author connects colonial policy, morality, and the decline of Western prestige in Asia.
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West
China
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la Pune
Aid & Rope
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Manila
Shanghai
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Orient
Far East
Great Britain
Asia
Africa
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India
Yokohama
Hester Stanhope
England
William Pitt
Countess of
Edenborough
Syria
Adam
Allah
Allan
Eve
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Gilbert and Sullivan
Europe
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