Dinner After Divorce Ended in Tragedy and Separation
Mrs. Martin filed for separation from her husband Martin after a history of brutal treatment including a choking attempt in Charlottesville last February. A court decree followed in September with a family dinner celebrating the separation at Enrique T. Martins home, while Martin reportedly suffered heartbreak over alimony disputes and lack of support.
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Martin
Enrique T Martin
Garheldt Place
Andy Fan
Prencis ‘Prevel Pean
Charlottesville
Nancy Elizabeth
Arthur Mar
Diane
St. George
Ie Houng
Whitmore alibi breaks in Jersey murder case
In a Jersey City courtroom, testimony ties Lena Whitmore’s murder to a suspect linked with Hudson County. Prosecutors claim George TL Vickers pressed the accusation while Whitmore, jailed in Jersey City, maintains he was at home earlier that day. Witnesses describe a tense morning after the victim’s discovery.
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Washington
Directo Oreeting
Harrison
Whitmore
New Jersey
Georgie Dichiaso
Iran
Boston
Charloukan Sat- Las
Wits Neal
Lars
Acive
Vickers
County Sau
Gould Divorce Dance Usher Line Set for February Show
Washington Post reports New York social circle planning a gala at the Plaza Hotel announcing the ushers for Airs Van Vechten's Divorce Dance with Mia George Gould's son Reginald and Hon. James Astle considered among those to attend. Hamilton and other figures in period regalia will lead backstage roles and stage duties.
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Aon
Washington Post
New York
van Vechten
Vps
Jace Astleleur
Jo Gould
William ‘Hamilton
Paris Would Open the Tomb in Druce Portland Tale Satire
Paris sees a satirical vision by Stephane Suzanne on a Druce Portland affair moved to Paris. He splits readers into Drucettes and anti Drucettes debating whether the tomb should be opened, with Clemenceau pursuing the truth and a dramatic political showdown across cabinets and crowds.
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California
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London
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League of the Rights of Man
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Clemenceau
de Deuceites
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Victorien Sacilou
London Times
Bertin Tageblatt
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Orlea
Head of the Reds in Petersburg Marches on Revolt Figures
In Petersburg on January 12 the report centers on Nicholas Pschathussis and the Ruslan revolutionary movement. Authorities claim Tschnikovsky is not a leading rebel but a minor agent, with General arrests ongoing and officials dismissed after contact with Tsehathetsky.
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Elansal
Ube
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Russia
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Sen
Teehakatski
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Oinnistry of Agriculture
Polce
Tsehathetsky
Nicholaieffski
Aretoff
Tsthaikovsky
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Five sentenced to death for monastery estate robbery
A court martial in St Petersburg sentenced five to death and two to the mines for the April robbery of the Alexander Nevsky monastery estate. The robbers aimed for a large haul but found only items valued at 200 rubles. The Kieff governor general confirmed six death sentences for theft, with two hangings at Warsaw, and two more death sentences each confirmed at Odessa, Vilna, Moscow, Riga, and Tchernagotf.
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Alexander Nevsky
Kieff
Warsaw
Odessa
Vilna
Moscow
Riga
Cornell Student Liddell Tilted Toward Tragedy After Bad News
Ithaca N Y January reports Tully L Liddell a Cornell civil engineering junior twenty one from Fayetteville Mississippi after two days of melancholia following a home letter grew violent last night police summoned three officers subdued him and jailed him overnight he later refused nourishment and attempted self harm from a hotel window with officers stopping him
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Washington Post
Ithaca
Tully L. Liddell
Cornell College
Civil Engineering
University
Eiddell
Fayetteville
Miss
Bid Saing Mar
Lawson Survivor Returns From Shipwreck in Broad Sound
Edward L. Rowe of Wiscasset Maine, chief engineer of the ill fated schooner Thomas W Lawson, arrives on the St Paul from Southampton. He and Capt G W Gow of Melrose Mass are the only two survivors of an eighteen man crew. George Allen of Bradford England died of injuries after reaching land. Gow, severely injured, is reported critically ill at a farmhouse near Hughtown. The Lawson, largest vessel of her class never built, was bound from Philadelphia to London with oil.
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Edward L. Rowe
Wiscasset
Thomas W. Lawson
Broad Sound
Selly Islands
St Paul
Southampton
Rowe
G W. Gow
Melrose
Mass
George Allen
Bradford
England
Gow
Hughtown
Allen
Miesaers
Engineer Rowe
Coastwise Transportation Company
Boston
Pilladelpttta
London
Thunderstorm Over Philadelphia Marks Warm January Day
A heavy thunderstorm moved through Philadelphia on January 12 with high winds and brilliant lightning, ending a day of unusual warmth. Government Weather Bureau notes only one prior January storm in the region since 1871, and report winds up to forty miles per hour. Temperatures topped 56 degrees by 3 PM, with a record warm spell preceding a cooler morning low.
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Philelphia
Government Weather Bureau
Uris
Man Kills Alleged Blackmailer in Punxsutawney Area
Frani Leo, labeled a Black Hand agent, was shot and killed at the Florence Mine near Punxsutawney while attempting to collect 59 from Dome Province and 20 from two of his brothers. Province is accused of firing the shotgun as Leo, with Mrs Province nearby, demanded the money.
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Frani Leo
Black Hand
Florence
Rochester and
Bridge at Monterey Burned
The San Luis bridge linking Monterey’s northern and southern parts burned yesterday as merchants watched. The wide structure, lined by trees, collapsed. several blocks of frame business houses nearby were damaged. Estimated losses run from 360,000 to 400,000 dollars.
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San Luis
Monterey
Reverend Dickie resigns Berlin church post after thirteen years
The Rev J K Dickie announced from the pulpit his resignation as pastor of the American Church in Berlin, a charge he held for thirteen years. A new American church, largely built through the efforts of Mr Kinchln, was dedicated three years ago. The Waterer recently visited and praised its arrangements.
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J K Dickie
Berlin
Kichln
Convention to Save Appalachian Forests in Atlanta
A January 16 meeting in Atlanta will urge preservation of Southern Appalachian forests. Delegates from leading commercial groups of the Central Southern States will attend. invitations have been sent to governors, with Gov. Smith of Georgia to preside.
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Qs City
Yates
Smith
Georgia
Out of Tune Nerves and Pain Relief Adverts in Jessup Ga
An advert explains pain as a nerve discord and promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a cure. The seller Hopps Ex Agent in Jessup Ga endorses the product claiming good results and offers a post package refund. Miles Medical Co markets the pill with a 23 cent, 25 dose package and notes it is not sold in bulk.
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Jessup
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Miles Medical CO
Etchart
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Dr Wiley Visits Ocean Hotel For Affordable Lodging
New York January reports Dr. Wiley, head of the pure food commission, visiting Jacob A Stamler’s ocean going clipper Stamler at the foot of West Twenty first Street. Arbuckle hosts about thirty boarders, offering cheap wholesome meals and lodging for workers unable to afford Waldorf. Wiley praises the humane project and notes a sewing workshop for crippled women on deck with an elevator to the workroom.
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Washington Post
New York
John Arbuckie
Jacob A. Stamler
Portsmouth
Waldorf
Wiley
Pure Food Commission
Washington
Wast Twenty- First Street
North River
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Mr. Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Broadway
de. Wiley
Arbucisle
Odd Tales of Many Cities Snake Battles With Two Foxes
A Lexington Ky report sketches a奇 bizarre tale from Estill County. Abel Worth claims two red foxes fought a ground snake over a crippled rooster, with the snake eight feet long and weighing 24 pounds. The foxes were captured and kept at Worth’s home while the snake skin dries.
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Washington Post
Lexington
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Abel Worth
Estill County
Worth
Meek
Abel
Carden Hill
HER FATHER IN REVOLUTION Four Women Left on Pension Roll
Gen Isaac R Sherwood plans a bill to grant a 50 dollar monthly pension to Mrs Samantha Flint of Toledo, a distinc tive daughter of a Revolutionary soldier. The article lists three other surviving widows and pensioners from New York, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut, noting the dwindling number of Revolutionary War survivors and the latest federal pension rolls.
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Samantha Flint
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Stephen J. Schuyler
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Morrigan
Hved
Gorham
N. Y
Mire Flint
Sue
Inere
Congress
Sarah C. Hurlbutt
Littlemarsh
Phoebe My Palmeter
Rockfield
N.Y
Rhoda Augusta Jammpson
Woodbury
Conn
Esther Dann
Plymouth Union
Speak Easies In District At Luncheon Talk
Matthew O'Brien, congressional representative of the national prohibition committee, told listeners at the Lun Methodist Church that there are 200 speakeasies on the District of Columbia. He argued the license system fails to enforce prohibitory laws and that revenue pays the crime cost, sharing sheriff experience from Bridgeport, Conn.
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Matthew O'Brien
Nahonal Prohibition Committee
District of Columbia
le Sad
Mit O'Brien
Fils
Bridgeport
Conn
Judge Goode Recovering After Attack at Hospital
Judge John Goode of Show LT street northwest is improving after several days in hospital following rheumatic illness. He is remembered for years of Confederate Congress service and later represented Virginia to the Federal Congress.
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Coe Tiospital
Goode
Aix
Confederate Congress
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Puers
Sion
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