Divorce Crises and Brutalities Surge in Charlottesville Case
Mrs. Martin endured a string of brutalities from her husband in a Virginia separation case. A February hotel threat with a revolver was thwarted by friends, and a September confrontation nearly choking her led to their formal split celebrated at her father in Charlottesville. The couple remained on cordial terms at times, with both visiting Garheldt Place and the St George Motel during proceedings, while Martin mourned the separation as a deep personal blow.
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Lucyend
Martin
Enrique T Martin
Garheldt Place
Andy Fan
Prencis ‘Prevel Pean
Charlottesville
Nancy Elizabeth
Arthur Mar
Diane
St. George
Ie Houng
Ranque Martin
Tim
Stephen M. Howe
Lye
Gre Deeres
Break in Whitmore Alibi Shocks Jersey City Jail Case
Washington rest room aide reports a break in Whitmore alibi. George Vickers of Hudson County testifies Whitmore allegedly ordered Lena Whitmore killed. Whitmore claims he was home, not in New Jersey. Prosecutors present detective Charloukan and witnesses, including Georgie Dichia, as criminal case unfolds in county jail proximity.
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Sme
Washington
Directo Oreeting
Harrison
Whitmore
New Jersey
Georgie Dichiaso
Iran
Boston
Charloukan Sat- Las
Neal
Lars
Acive
Vickers
Gould Divorce Dance Promises Lofty Pageantry
Washington Post reports that William Gould and Mrs Gould plan a February gala at the Plaza Hotel to stage Airs Van Vechten's Divorce Dance. Prominent guests include Reginald Hows, Jace Astle, and Sir Goat repiew, with Hamilton and other notables in high eighteenth century pageantry.
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Aon
Washington Post
New York
van Vechten
Vps
Jace Astleleur
Jo Gould
William ‘Hamilton
France Would Open Tomb Debate If Paris Had The Scene
Paris gossip imagines how a Druce Portland scandal would split France into Drucettes and anti Drucettes over opening the tomb. Suzanne, a noted writer, envisions political alignments, cabinet resignations, and a Clemenceau era focus on discovering what lies beneath, with duels and parliamentary theatre amid foreign press scrutiny.
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Paris
Stephane Suzanne
Miss Gros
California
France
London
Duke of Portland
Senate
Call Him Head of the Reds at Petersburg
A chaotic dispatch from Petersburg dated January 12 describes arrests and inquiries linked to the Tehaikovsky affair and revolutionary activity. It notes ongoing police investigations into leading figures, dismissals in the agriculture ministry, and brief imprisonments of two French citizens connected to the case.
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Petersburg
Han Ai Montis
Elansal
Ube
Nicholas Pschathussis
Ministry of Justice
Techaikovsky
Russia
Ney Ma Great
Ue Minnor
Sen
Teehakatski
Nicholaicieks
Oinnistry of Agriculture
Polce
Tsehathetsky
Nicholaieffski
Aretoff
Tsthaikovsky
Pars
Death sentences in Russia and Poland for April monastery robbery
A court martial sentenced five to death and two to mines for the April robbery of the Alexander Nevsky monastery estate. The valuable haul proved rubbish worth 200 rubles. The governor general of Kiev confirmed six death sentences for theft. in Warsaw two thieves were hanged. Odesssa, Vilna, Moscow each confirmed two death sentences, Riga and Tchernagorff one each.
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SL. Petersburg
Alexander Nevsky
Kieff
Warsaw
Odessa
Vilna
Moscow
Riga
Cornell Student Liddell Violent After Bad News
Ithaca New York January reports a Cornell civil engineering junior Tully Liddell, twenty one, afflicted by melancholia after a home letter, became violent last night. He was subdued by three officers, jailed briefly, then moved to Mobbs Hotel rooms under guard and refused nourishment. He attempted self harm while under watch as police and university officials monitor his condition.
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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 Wreck
Edward L. Rowe of Wiscasset Maine chief engineer of the Thomas W. Lawson arrives aboard the St Paul from Southampton. He is the sole survivor among eighteen crew members. Captain Gow is critically injured and held on Hughtown Island. The wreck occurred December 14 near Broad Sound Selly Islands during the voyage from Philadelphia to London with oil.
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New York
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 Passes Over Philadelphia After Warm Day
A January thunderstorm hit Philadelphia with high winds and brilliant lightning. Government Weather Bureau records show only one January storm like this since 1871, with a southwest moving system and winds near forty miles per hour. The city sweltered at 56 degrees before a cooler night, and the day stood out for warmth.
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Philelphia
Government Weather Bureau
Uris
Punxsutawney Blackmailer Shot at Florence Mine
Frani Leo an alleged Black Hand agent accused of blackmailing foreign miners near Punxsutawney Pennsylvania was shot and killed at the Florence Mine of the Rochester and Pittsburg Coal Company six miles from town while collecting 59 dollars from Dome Province and 20 dollars from two of his companions Province is accused of the shooting. He fired a shotgun as Leo waited at the door with Mrs Province to pay the demanded money. Leo is said to have collected from Province and the others on several occasions.
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Punxsuiawnes
Frani Leo
Black Hand
Florence
Rochester and
Bridge at Monterey Burned Citywide Losses Hit Businesses
The San Luis bridge linking Monterey’s north and south parts burned Friday. The wide structure’s frame businesses nearby were damaged or destroyed. Merchants reported losses between 260000 and 400000 dollars as several blocks of shops burned or were damaged.
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Monters
San Luis
Monterey
Pastor resigns after long Berlin American church tenure
Rev J K Dickie announced from the pulpit his resignation as pastor of the American church in Berlin, a charge he has held for thirteen years. The new American church now stands largely due to Mr. Ritchin’s efforts and was dedicated three years ago. The Waterser visited recently and praised its arrangements.
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Heelin
J K Dickie
Berlin
Kichln
Convention to Save Appalachian Forests Set in Atlanta
A January 16 meeting in Atlanta will discuss preserving the Southern Appalachian forests. Delegates from major commercial groups of the Central Southern States will attend and invitations have been sent to governors, with Gov. Smith of Georgia slated to preside.
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Atlanta
Qs City
Yates
Smith
Georgia
Out of Tune Pain Relief Ad From Jessup Ga
An advertisement claims pain is a nerve discord and touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as the cure. It quotes Hopps from Jessup Georgia and Soul Drugist offering a 23 cent post package of 25 doses with a money back refund if it fails.
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Miles Medical CO
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Dr Wiley Visits Sea Hotel For the Poor At Stamler
New York January news describes John Arbuckle, owner of the Atlantic clipper Stamler, hosting Dr. Wiley head of the pure food commission aboard the ship's dining saloon. About thirty guests sample a modest meal as Wiley praises Arbuckle's plan to house and employ disabled workers, including crippled women who will sew on patent machines in a deck workroom with an elevator access from the saloon to the work area.
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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
Dr. Wiley
Mr. Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Broadway
de. Wiley
Arbucisle
Odd Tales of Many Cities Snake Battle in Kentucky Farm Hen Coop
A Kentucky farmer Abel Worth reports two red foxes fighting a large ground snake in a deserted hen coop near Estill County. After a skirmish the trio were pulled to safety and the foxes revived, now kept in a coop. The incident notes the ground snake as a deadly foe to foxes along the Kentucky River.
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Washington Post
Lexington
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Abel Worth
Estill County
Worth
Meek
Abel
Carden Hill
HER FATHER IN REVOLUTION Four Women on Pension Roll
Gen Isaac R Sherwood plans a bill to grant Mrs Samantha Flint a $50 monthly pension as a daughter of a Revolutionary War soldier. Flint, a Toledo septuagenarian, is joined by Shala Morrison and two others in New York and Connecticut. only three Revolutionary pensioners remain on the rolls. Esther Dann, the last survivor, died aged ninety two in Plymouth Union, while Daniel Bakemen, a War of Independence veteran, died in Freeport.
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Samantha Flint
Flin
Toledo
Shala
William Morrison
Stephen J. Schuyler
Col. Hathorn
New York State
Wiz
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 Hear From Prohibition Rep
Mathew O'Brien, congressional representative of the national prohibition committee, told a Lun Methodist Church audience that there are 200 speakeasies in the District of Columbia and argued that Prohibition cannot be enforced fully under a license system. He claimed enforcement would be easier if revenue paid enforcement costs, cites his Bridgeport sheriff experience to claim liquor laws are hard to enforce without licensing.
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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, longtime Virginia figure and former Confederate Congress member, is improving after several days in the hospital following an attack of rheumatic fever. He is known for service in the Virginia state convention and later as a representative to the Federal Congress.
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Old Confederate Congress
John Goode
Coe Trospital
Goode
Aix
Confederate Congress
Healhy
Sion
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