Surety Company Cancels Bond in Forgery Perjury Case
Mae Wood appeared in the court of general sessions in New York on December 15 and faced forgery and perjury charges related to a breach of promise with former Senator Thomas C. Pratt. The surety firm that posted her $5,000 bond requested detachment as guarantor, the court reduced the bond to 3000, and Wood could not obtain a new bond, remaining in custody pending trial.
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Surety Company
New York
Mae Wood
Court of General Sessions
Thomas C. Pratt
Mo Yon
Aurety Company
Former Representative Thompson Dies in Kentucky
Former Kentucky congressman Phil Thompson died after a long illness following a carwait accident in Louisville. The body was to be moved to Harrodsburg with funeral arrangements led by Col. Stealey and Rep Clayton of Alabama. Thompson, a three term congressman and famed attorney, had links to Gen Morgan and helped push the Nicaragua canal bill. His death ends a storied political career and a life of generous philanthropy toward his daughter. News of his passing draws tributes from Blackburn Clayton and Watterson, who recall his bold public service and warm personality.
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Knavit
Kentucky
Phil” ‘Thompson
Congress
Sadgent
Waltigg
Harrodsburg
Stealey
Clayton
Alabama
Thompson
John B Thompton
Washington
Joseph Gawler
Wolorel
Commonwealth
Thompagn
Harrodeburg
Gen. Morgan
Phil Thompson
Morgan
Hie
Blackburn
Henry Watterson
Chamberlin Hotel
John Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Oral Foint Comfort
Kate Hentuckian
Cincinnati
Davis
Mercer County
Catton
Col. Stealey
New York
United States Supreme Court
Citizens National Bank of New Ouléans
United States
Ben Butler
Butler
Johns Hopkins
Univerasty
Cleyton
Ity
Brown Marriage Reaches Baltimore Amid Divorce
News from Baltimore reports Mrs. Mabel Michael Brown, recently divorced from ex Governor Brown, married Lawrence Ford in Atlantis City last Saturday. The bride, a Baltimore resident, is linked to the former governor’s family and social circle through prior marriage ties.
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S” Se
Lawrence Ford
Baltimmore
Baltimore
Society notes on society events and a grand Pittsburgh palace sale
A flood of society figures attended a spring afternoon event, including Mrs Heaton Owsley Mrs J J Ferrick and dozens more. The piece also covers the sale of the Pittsburg palace once owned by C Phipps and his wife Genevieve, the sprawling limestone mansion overlooking a vast estate, and recent social appearances in Annapolis with notable dress and theater attendance.
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Mra
Cyrus Mcformick
Abdtyler
Pittsburg Palace
Lawrence
C. Phipps
Squirrel
Palpps
Phippses
Phippy
Mllionaire
Denver
Genevieve Phivps
Notable Attendees at the Society Gathering
A list of prominent guests attends the event including Mrs James W Gerard, Gen Horace Porter, Gen Edward Winslow, Gen. Crowninshield, and other distinguished individuals. The roster features numerous couples and single guests, reflecting a high society gathering from the era.
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James W Gerard
Duke Johann Bridegroom of Bulgaria Weds Princess Elizabeth
Duke Johann Albert of Mecklenburg Schwerin weds Princess Elizabeth Stolberg Russia in Brunswick. Ceremony attended by emperor and empress, Bulgarian king and queen, Prince Henry of the Netherlands, and many ambassadors. Honeymoon planned in the Far East with a visit to the King of Siam.
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Bulgaria
Elizabeth
Brunswick
Duchy’ of Brunswick
Dilly Johann
Albrecht
Mecklenhurs
Stolberg
Russia
Prince Henry
Netherlands
Germany
Far East
Slam
Portola Queen a Bribe
New York reports the Portola festival queen Misa Virginia Bogue ties the knot with Carlo L Baron, son of the Countess Cearle of Perugia, at the bride’s mother’s Fifth Avenue home. Baron, once heir to Perugia, briefly worked on a San Francisco street railway before returning to Italy. The couple plan to travel after the wedding.
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Misa Virginia Bogue
Virgil L. Bogue
Western Pacifc Railway
San Francisco
Carlo L. Baron
Cearle
Perugia
Italy
Fifth Avenue
Carlo Baron
Migs Bogua
Baron
Tabs
Mothers Hold 4 Session At First Congregational Church
The Mothers Club of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at the First Congregational Church lecture hall. Mrs. Ella A. Book of New York State WCTU spoke on Homemakers and Home Defenders. Mrs. Della G. Smallwood urged training children as homemakers and faith in God. A group photo was taken on the church steps. A sympathy letter was sent to Mrs Clinton, president of the District WCTU. A reception was announced for today at the WCTU building from noon to 6 PM.
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First Congregational Church
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Congregational Churcch
Jason C. Vernald
Cheir
Ella A. Book
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
New York State
Woman's Home Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Book
Della G. Smallwood
Crafts
Fernald
Clinton Saith
Woman's Christain ‘Temperance Elan
Emma
Shelton
Women’s Christian Temperance. Union
The Exceptional Equipment of California Fig Syrup Co
The California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Fig and Elixir of Senna formed from pure medicinal plant principles. It warns against imitations and stresses that only the genuine product bears the full company name on the front label.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Ite
Senna
California
Love Cure and Vaudeville Highlights At National Theater
The Love Cure debuts at the New National next Monday night for a week with Applorance Reid leading a young company after a praised New York debut. Also featured are Sam Collins and Marie Elsworth in burlesque and a Chase’s weekly vaudeville lineup with Swat Milligan and other acts. Jacob Adler appears at the Belasco in The Stranger, and Belasco stages Williem Faversham in Herod. A triple bill of grand opera with Caruso opens at the Lyric, plus a Japanese lecture by Manufis Sek Tapen at Columbia Theater and a Russian-style revue at the Gaxety. The Soldiers’ Home Band presents The Fantastic World at the Columbia.
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Reid
New National
Charles Ross
New Fork
Joe Weber
Sam Collins
Marie Elsworth
Charles Stein
Oscar Ragland
Ernest Woods
Alice Walsh
Hazel Clayton
Hazel Tuper
Columbia Theater
Franz Lebar
Tavesty
Chase
Bytes Kringle Chase
Swat
Milligan
Poison Oaks
Fendom
Bozeman Bulger
New York
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Belasco
Jacob P. Adler
Tanger
The
Gordin
Mr. Alder
Shylock
Faversham
Herod
Williem Feversham
Washington
Mr. Faversham
Stephen Philline
Bryphen
Philips
Baltimore
Caruso
Canio
Pasaush Amato
Ingo
Jama Noria
Lyric
Venus
Opera Bouffe
Racchetto
Oe J Ji
Columbia
Unite: Safety
John
M. Zimmer
Minna F. Hein
Ster and Garter
Richs
Gaxety
Zimmermann
Heinrichs
Han
Europe
Safeguarding Picture Shows In Public Spaces
Commissioners back Chief Engineer Wagner and Fire Marshal Nicholson in a ban on calcium carbide and other gases used in stereoptiton machines at churches theaters and public assembly venues to prevent hazards.
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Wagner
Chare Department
Nicholson
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