Reweds First Spouse After Acquittal in Poison Case
Mrs. Jennis May Eaton, once acquitted of poisoning Rear Admiral Joseph J Maton, wed her former husband Dr Henry Ainsworth in a secret ceremony at his home in Plym outh Mass The couple traveled by streetcar to his residence and took a Potomac River boat to Colonial Beach They previously knew Eaton while nursing his first wife and later divorced eight years ago Eaton’s later life involved moves across multiple cities and two daughters educated in Maryland, with their current whereabouts unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Eaton
Wight
Jennis May Eaton
Fisimouth
Mass
Joseph J. Maton
Marrial
Henry Ainsworth
Morgan Chambers
Aolontal Beach
Ainsworth
Chambers
Mrs.Ingworth
Alexandria
Eaton
Thia Cio
Plymouth
Aasininpl
Wayne
Guthrie
Okla Strouls
Chicago
Frederick, Md
Gerieg
Mr. Pyecraft
Animal Kingdom
Lost collie Shep endangers boy's life in Newport
In Newport New York June a family reports their seven year old Joe Behan and his sisters Marie and Clara lost their collie Shep after a steamboat trip. The dog’s disappearance threatens the boy’s life per doctors. Joe, 7, weighs 30 pounds and needs Shep to recover. Local authorities search as the family pleads for Shep’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Prez
New York
Shep
Mr. Quinan
Joe
Lawea Kennel Show Opens With Special Trains To Mineola
The twelfth annual La wea Kennel Association of America show opens at Mineola Long Island with trophies donated by prominent figures in government and society. Special trains from Pennsylvania Station carry entrants and extra baggage. Notable entries include Oak Man on well known champion wherald of the Atlante and the senhor of the English owner Jes. Bturacon. Various cups are offered for best dogs and teams including Airedales Spaniels setters and terriers by sponsors such as Miss Anna Sands Mrs H rruma and William Thompson. For the first time since 121 Mingely Marsden and J Molgate of England act as judges overseeing the variety losses and unclassified specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feav'al
Washington Post
New York
Govnery
Lawea’ Kennel Association of America
Mineola
Long Island
Pennsylvania Station
Jes
Bturacon
John We Minduen
Wassert
Vanderbilt
Anna Sands
Honad
H. Rruma
Ro Duke
Kembrokee Jones
Wiliam Thompson
Wimp
Mingely Marsden
J. Molgate
England
Spider Gallants Wooing and Cannibal Love in Arachnid Tales
An old narrative on spider courtship details the male spider’s bold display, the female’s fierce predation during mating, and the resulting selection that favors quick, decisive spiders. The text cites Fabre’s observations of cannibalistic mating rituals among spiders and related notes on scorpions in southern France. The account portrays a dramatic, almost theatrical courtship ending in predation and survival.
Denies Baby 2000 Dollar Monthly Allowance
Surrogate rules the infant does not require 2000 dollars per month for support. Lieut. Comdr. Edward E Spafford sought funds for his daughter Guille from her late mother Mrs Eliza Stevens Spafford. Trusts total over 1 million dollars, but 15000 yearly income from the will suffices for child and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yowler
Edward E. Spafford
Gucille
Lucilla Milian Stevens Spafford
Elizabeth Stevens
End to Jugular Marriage Ends in Bigamy Suit
Philadelphia report on Thomas Bromley Jr a wealthy carpet maker who won a divorce decree after alleging Annette Henson Bromley consented to a rushed marriage. Bromley later learned of a earlier divorce and faced rival claims as detectives arrested Bromley and a man named Frent Schultze at their home. the case included disputed motives and a lengthily contested license incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Thomas Bromley, Jr
Annette Henson Bromley
Bromley
Isa
Annette Tienson
Miss Henson
Agnes Bromley
Thomas ‘Bromley
New Turkish women’s college buildings opened at Arnautkeny
Dedication of five Constantinople College structures overlooking the Bosphorus marks a new era in Turkish women’s education. The $750,000 project includes Gould Hall and Fussell Sage Hall funded by American donors, with officers George A. Plimpton and Walter B. Walker present.
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Bosphorus
Amoutheny
Helen Gould Shepard
New York
Turkey
Constantinople College
Arnautkeny
Borphorus
Constantinople
George A. Plimpton
Walter LB. Walker
Mary Mills Patrick Tower
Walker
Gould Hall
Henry Woods
Boston
Olivia Phelps Strokes
Russell Sage
Fussell Sage Hall
School of Eruration Hell
General Academe
Death by Own Action Dandridge Daughter of Minister to Denmark
Mrs Dandridge wife of A Stephen Dandridge a Shepherdstown resident shot herself at home near that town about noon. She had suffered mental decline for weeks. Born in Denmark she was daughter of the late Vienna Redinger minister under President Buchanan. She was 60 and survived by husband and daughter Violet Dandridge. A nurse on the porch heard the shot and found her dead on the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Denmark
Charleston
W. Va
Danska Bedinger Dandridge
A. Stephen Dandridge
Shepherdstown
Dandridge
Mrs. Dandridge
Condemned Food Dumped Into Sea By Officials
In San Francisco on June 3 government inspectors condemned 126 tons of canned soup and pork and beans. The goods were loaded on a barge and dumped into the Golden Gate, the action taken after seizure under pure food laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Eeetennes
Artist Sues Ex Husband Over Alleged Asylum Plot
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Holman accuses her former husband Rev. Cranston Brenton and two Hartford physicians of conspiring to place her in an insane asylum to secure a divorce. She testified Brenton forced her to admit wrongdoings in a letter used against her, and described a forced 1912 interview and transport to Brattleboro, Mass. before confinement, with doctors Waterman and Smith named as co defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth C. Holman
Washington Post
Hartford
Conn
Tylar
United States District Court
Cranston Brenton
Yonkers
Trinity College
Brattleboro
Hrenton
Elizabeth Alden Curtis
Jonathan 9. Curtis
Brenton
Witnnes Atand
Holman
Prof. Brenton
Edwin 5. Thomas
Winchell Smith
Paul Waterman
Springfeld
Mass
Dr. Waterman
Madi House
Prof
Episcopal Church
Simin
Waterman
Frederick Ernest Holman
Roskland
Herald News Company
Taunton
Women organize new section of Retail Merchants' Assn
Mrs Kafka urged all Washington business women to join the new ladies section formed at the Retail Merchants' Association in the Star Building. Mrs Whelan signed an application for membership as women in varied retail trades attended the initial meeting. Delegates reported on the American Unitarian Association meeting in Boston, with a Unitarians gathering at Santa Unitarian Church tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants’ Association
Star Building
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Jennie Kafka
M. G. Whelan
Yemen Samanvear All Santa Unitarian Church
American Unitarian Association
Boston
Annapolis Class of '68 Honors Col Thompson at Silver Cup Reunion
At a Sheridan circle banquet Col Robert Means Thompson hosted the Annapolis class of 1868 reunion marking the fiftieth meeting. Commodore W H Beehler led anecdotes while Rear Admiral Royal R Ingersoll presented a massive silver loving cup inscribed to Thompson. Surviving members from across the country attended, with naval officers and civilians among guests and a tribute to five lost classmates.
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Annapolis
Col. Thompson
Navy
Unitéd
States Naval Academy
Pennsylvania
Col
Robert Means Thompson
Sheridan Circle
Commodore W. H. Beehler
Col Thompson
Royal R. Ingersoll
Tobert
Thompson
Naval Academy
aAr
Constitution
Santee
Newport
United States Naval Academy
Park Benjamin
Adm
James WD. Adams
Washington
John A. Rodgers
Havre de Grace
Thomas H. Stevens
F. J. Drake
Perry Garst
Frederick Singer
New Orleans
Joan M. Hawley
Nesbit Turnbull
Baltimore
Alvin R. Carpenter
Schuylerville
William B. Gagdard
Philadelphia
Charles J. Venable
Atlantic City
William Z. Goundie
Brooklyn
George ©. Wallace
New York
Jenn
Cleveland Women Plan Protest At Rockefeller Church
Mrs. Albert H. Gilbert calls Cleveland wives of union men to march on the world Avenue Baptist Church to protest a sermon by Rev. W. Bustard supporting John D. Rockefeller over the Colorado mine strike. Police in Tarrytown bolster force as Fountain Square is paved amid IWW tensions. sheriff appoints 50 special policemen for 30 days.
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Cleveland
Bustard
Tarrytown
Ohio
Albert H. Gilbert
Home Protection Equal Suffrage Club
Cleveland Union
World Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefeller Church
de. W. W. Bustard
John JD. Rockefeller
Colorado
Fountain Square
Doyle
Westchester County
John D. Rockefeller
J. E. Cates
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
North Tarrytown
Alexander, Beckman
Leonard Abbott
DAR Debt Cut for Continental Memorial Hall
Mrs. William Cummings Story president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution told the national board at yesterday’s meeting that Continental Memorial Hall’s debt has been reduced to 85000 from 500000. Connecticut chapter pledged 5000 bond with other states expected to follow as reports on growth and finances of state chapters were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cummings Story
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Board of the Society
Continental Memorial Hall
Connecticut
Stata
Army and Navy Pay Changes and Leaves of Absence
Military list notes leaves for Maj George W. Martin Seventeenth Infantry two months and First Lieut Abbott Boone Fourth Cavalry two months. Several officers reassigned or detailed to duties, including Col John Biddle and Maj Sanford H Wadnams, with movements to New York City Jefferson Barracks Tobyhanna and recruiting stations. Naval vessel movements and numbers of ships sailings and receptions listed. Prairie at Hampton Roads and Potomac to New York yard.
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George W. Martin
Seventernth Infantry
Irving J. Palmer
Thirtieth Infantry
Tiree Moms
Abbott Boone
Fourth Cavalry
Jay E. Hoffer
Ordnance Department
Este Forge Co
Elite
John Biddle
General Staff
A Marion
Col
Biddle
Chief of Engineers
Sanford H. Wadnams
Medical Corps
Albany
New York City
Alfred BO Prost
Maj. Prost
Jefferson Barracks
Mempna
Tann
Emil J. Huebscher
Husascher
Frost
Edwin A. Mickman
Eignal Corps
Tobyhanna
Abbott Hoon
San Franelsen
Cal
Benjamin M. Bailey
flela_artillers
Salt Lake Ci
Usk
Atlanta
Preble
San Bias
Raleigh
la Paz
Nero
Acapulco
Hance
Lebanon
Ontario
Arelhoax
Vera Cruz
Justin
Tivoro
Prairie
Hampton Roads
Warrington
Henley
New York Navy Yard
Birmingham
Boston
Wheelleg
Guantanamo
Saratoga
Siakwan
Sacramento
Puerto Mexico
Glacier
Ta Paz
Guaymas
Saturn
San Franciars
West Coast of
Mexico
Jarvis
Galveston
Tampico
Texas
Lobos Island
Caesar
Norfolk
Tallahaunee
Severn
Almirante Bay
Carrigul Lagoon
New York
Newfoundland
Smith
Charleston Navy Yard
Theo
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Jennie M. Eaton
D. Henry Ainsworth
Little Joe Behan
STAG
9Th Street
Virginia Theater
Peetal
J. Henri Fabre
Savage
Fabre
France
Fabre, the
Homer of
Insect World
Spafford
U.S
Turk
America
Holy Land
Washington Retail
Merchants’ Association
Academy
Wags
Fairfax
Old England
Atem
Dixie
Bennie Haven
George K. Adams
James (. Hull
Charles A. Copp
George A. Bower
William EB. Uhler
United States
Quelda
Asiatic Station
Bombay
John D.’s Church
ARMY
NAVAL
J. P. Lannon
New Hampshire
Nayal Hospital
Narfotl
A. Sharp
California
Paul Jones
B. R. Shipp
South Dakota
K. Bronson
P. A
H. A Giltner
Naval Hospitel
L. Grossenbaker
Carpenter VC
LE Ping
Atisissippi
Marine Corps
Raph William Brackett
Detroit
Mary Schmidt
Marine Barracks
Fuget Sound
F. Keith
Henry EB. Dixey
Maud Lambert
Ernest Ball
Lyons and Yasco
Emma Carus
St. Johns
Splendid Music
Danci
G. Cale
Poli’s
Glen Echo
LA Lillian
Daniel Frobar
Famous Players—Garden Orchestra
Katzenjammer
Hans
Mrs. Katzenjammer
Sunday Post
Fritz
Palais Royal
A.lisner
Ceeee Armon
Potomag Motor Gar Co
Dick & Dixie
DARCY
Gray
Reilly & Stoneomedy
Doneleg
Stewarts
Liberty Hall
Keeestec
English Grand Opera Company
Martha
Faust
Lermoor
Probey-Haynes Motor CO
New York Ave
Oldsmobile
Oakland
Pollock Car Corp
J. Bartram
N.W. Ave
M- Tel
Wilcox Trax Congressional Garage CO
Agts
Pa. Ave
E. Tel
Cadillac Baker
the Cook & Stoddard Co
Ave
Studebaker Commercial Auto & Supply Co
N. W
Maxwell—Jeffery Imp Cyclecar
H. B. Leary, Jr
Tel
14Th St. NW
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