Roosevelt Separation Suit Seeks Bill of Particulars
Edith H Roosevelt sues John Ellis Roosevelt cousin of Theodore Roosevelt for cruelty in a New York separation case. A bill of particulars will specify dates places and language of alleged acts. Roosevelt also pursues an annulment with a February Suffolk county trial date set.
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Moose
Bill of Particulars
Suffolk County
Washington Post
New York
Edith H. Roosevelt
John Eliis Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevalt
Donnelly
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Bride of Robert Fleming at Hillside Church in Orange New Jersey
Miss Ida Von Lengerke daughter of Justus Von Lengerke married Robert F. Fleming of Washington DC at Hillside Presbyterian Church Orange New Jersey officiated by Rev F Boyd Edwards. Attendants included Camila Von Lengerke Eda Steung and Mary Lee Fleming. best man John Sterritt Washington. ushers John Fleming Irwin Fleming Gilbert Crawford Herbert Balch and Justus Von Lengerke Jr. Reception at the ladies club. They will reside in Washington.
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Spreial
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Messia
John Fleming
Irwin Fleming
Gilbert Crawford
Herbert Balch
Ernat
Justus von Lengerke Jr
Brothera
Brooklyn Heiress Missing Spurred Search Across States
Grace McLoughlin heiress to 250000 in her late father's Brooklyn estate has been missing since December 9. A nationwide search failed to find her, and George M Stevens, owner of the garage housing her car, is also missing. Aunt Katherine Ingles says the girl sent a note asking forgiveness and placement at Bellevue Stratford Philadelphia, with detectives tracing her to multiple cities up to Baltimore.
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Washington Post
New York
Grace McLoughlin
Pat McLoughlin
Brooklyn
George M. Stevens
Miss McLoughlin
Katherine Ingles
Bellevue-Stratford
Philadelphia
Mies McLoughlin
Baltimore
Fifty Thousand Against Widow in Suit for Lost Husband
Patrick J. Carey, mother of thirteen, sues Mrs. Minerva B. Toler widow of John De Puyster Toler for 50 000 damages for allegedly wooing away her husband after 35 years of marriage. Carey claims Toler willfully enticed him with gifts and money, leaving Carey and their children without support. The motion seeks particulars.
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New York
Patrick J. Carey
Minerva B. Toler
John de Puyster Toler
Gen. de Puyster
Palm Beach Suits Debut In Green Blue And Red Styles
In Palm Beach Florida on January 26 a Washington Post style note reports men’s Palm Beach suits arriving in bright shades of green blue and red. Hundreds have been ordered and soon will be seen in public wear as a trend in men’s summer attire.
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Mia
Francia X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Edmund Breese
Sante Crane
Henry W. Savage
Dorothy Donnelly
Charles van Loan
United States and Britain clash on neutrals policy in wartime debate
A Washington debate centers on an effective blockade and neutral rights as officials discuss technicalities of sea control. A Lincoln-style blockade proposal prompts calls to halt all oceanic traffic to Germany, while objections reference American notes and the need to avoid upsetting neutrals. Washington plans a two-section pilot of a grouped school control program starting February 1 to consolidate administration, reduce supervision districts, and cut towel use in schools due to budget limits.
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Inese
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Arthur Shirley Benn
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Straits of Gibraltar
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Washington
Thurnton
Thurston
Cleveland
Géta
Dowo
Divorce Granted to Harriet Herrick in Chicago
Mrs Harriet Herrick obtained a divorce from Robert Herrick a University of Chicago English professor for desertion. She receives $1500 as a trust corpus with interest to her, plus $350 monthly alimony. Herrick retains custody of their 16 year old son.
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Chicago
Harriet Herrick
Robert Herrick
University of Chicago
Herrick
Arlous Cee
Dog Arouses Guests at Hotel Five in Fire Rescue
In Pittsburgh on January 26 a fox terrier Ivy woke guests at Terminal Hotel, including fourteen chorus girls, by barking through the smoke filled upper hall. Two young women fainted but were saved as fire alarms and staff acted on the dog’s alert. In Boston Bud the Boston terrier alerts master W B Pinney by barking at a double ring on the 816 line, ensuring he answers night calls and reports for duty at fires.
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Ivy
Terminal
Halle
Washington Post
Conn
Bud
W. B. Pinney
Southern New England Telephone Company
Volunteer
Fire Brigade
Pinney
Calve Stars at National Theater for wounded front relief
Mme Calve headlines a Washington concert at the National Theater this afternoon at 4 30 under flotilla committee auspices to aid wounded French front with ambulances and hospital equipment. Also appearing are Micai Lerains Wyman Galileo Gaspari and Carlos Salsedo.
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National Theater
Micai Lerains Wyman
Galileo Gaspari
Carlos Salsedo
Mrs Astor Aids Idle in New York Plan
Mrs Vincent Astor today took up the task of aiding Gotham's hungry and idle men. She plans to devise a program to feed the hungry and provide work for the unemployed, entertaining prominent New York social workers at a luncheon.
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New York
Seventeenth Anniversary of Carroll Council No 877
Carroll Council No 877 celebrates its seventeenth anniversary at Knights of Columbus Hall with a patriotic program headlined by Bishop Charles Warren Currier of Matanzas Cuba. Russell McGies Ladies Orchestra performs and the Star Spangled Banner closes the event.
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Knights of Columbus
Charles Warren Currier
Matanzas
Cuba
Russell-McGies Ladies
Matt Horn
Wesmian
William de Luca
Mildred de Luca
William J. McGee
James Wams
Redmond de Vaney
Maurice P. Pitsgereld
Joseph Cotton
Frank M. Hchapeala
Army and Navy News Coast Artillery Moves
Coast artillery officers sail from San Francisco to Manila to bolster Manila and Subig bays defenses. Other officers report to US commands including Narragansett Bay Pensacola and Fort Screven Georgia. Cavalry officers reassigned to Sixth Regiment and Hawaii station changes noted with upcoming movements to Hawaii and Savannah.
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San Francisco
Cal
Manila
Subig
Rodney A. Smith
Richard Donovan
United States
Coast Defenses
Ralph D. Batds
Narragansett Bay
Joseph A. Germen
Pensacola
Oahu
Henry J. Hatch
George L. Hices, Jr
Sixth Cavalry
Stephen M. Walmsley
John ¥. Stevens
Albert G. Jenkins
Fort Screven
Savannah
William OC. Rapferty
Osu
Frank W, CO
Fort Kamehamehe
Hawaii
Andrew Hero
Fort Terry
Dal
Honolulu
Naval Orders and Personnel Changes Reported
Theut Comdr Myles Joyce detached Alabama to Ohio. Holbrook Gibson assigned to New London Ship and Engine Co Groton Conn. Paymaster H R Collins to navy yard New York. New appointees listed from January 12 1916 include Ed Ward Eberle Robert Huff Andrew Heustis Malcolm Slarrow Benjamin Gantz Raymond Hickman William Alexander Homer Lowell Morton Ring Raymond Bright Vernon Wheeler Louie English. Sailed Annapolis from Guaymas to many ports. ships and destinations named. Arrived Arethans Celtic Paducah at Guantanamo Des Moines Naples Leonidas Boston Nenshan La Pas Saratoga Honolulu. Petrel ordered in reserve at Guantanamo. Orion Jupiter to leave Hampton Roads late January for Guantanamo Neptune to depart late February for Guantanamo.
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Raymond N. Hickman
William D. Alexander
Homer C. Lowell
Morton L. Ring
Raymond M. Bright
Vernon H. Wheeler
Louieg English
Annapolis
Guaymas
Newport News
New York
Arethans
Celtic
Paducah
Carroll Council Officers and Designees Named In Notice
The article lists Carroll Council officers including Frank A. Kidd grand knight Joseph A. Petty deputy grand knight Harry J. Kane financial secretary B G Lennon chancellor Thomas B Petty advocate James W. McLaughlin inside guard Rev C H Wheeler chaplain and others. Delegates to chapter building company and trustees are named among the officers.
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Carroll Council
Frank A. Kidd
Joseph A. Petty
Harry J. Kane
B. G. Lennon
Thomas BE. Petty
James W. McLaughlin
C. H Wheeler
Mag B Nolan
R. DeVaney
J. L. B. Chisholm
Paallagan
Edmond DeVaney
Owen S Lacey
F. Joseph Kelly
Joseph A Petty
George Bowe
KE. B. Horen
James W. Hicks
Poison Factory Internal Sanitation Advice
An old warning promotes daily hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the bowels and improve health. It claims indigestible food waste feeds bacteria, toxins enter the blood, and internal bathing through the alimentary canal is key. The ad urges readers to obtain limestone phosphate and begin this routine.
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