Rich importer sued for divorce amid love pirate scandal
New York court heard Mina Tempest Tempest claim Edward F Robertson, importer, kept late nights at Temptest apartment with Robertson kissing for a full minute as maid Mary awards testified. Robertson acknowledged long acquaintance with Tempest before marriage and defense framed the affair as a test of male restraint.
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Lansing as Secretary of State Counselor Prospect
The article details Elihu Root Lansing's career as a diplomat and lawyer, noting roles before the Alaskan boundary tribunal, The Hague arbitration, and fur seal conference. It covers his selection as Secretary of State and the likelihood he will appoint his counselor, with Chandler Andersen serving temporarily.
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Bride Bath Murder Case Trials Hit London Court
London reports the crown offers first witnesses in the Henry Williams alias George Joseph Smith murder trial. Beatrice Mundy, a bank manager’s daughter, testified of a three-day courtship, a rushed marriage, and a will that left Smith funds as he faced accusations of drowning three wives.
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Miss Grossius a Bride Weds Charles Scoville in Garden City
Miss Fannie May Grossius of Long Island and Cincinnati Ohio married Charles Scoville of Pasadena California this afternoon at the aunt’s house in Garden City. Only immediate family attended the ceremony performed by Rev. Samuel Tyler. The bride wore gown with old point lace and was attended by Miss Dorothy Peters. The couple will depart for Pasadena.
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Mrs Daniel divorce suit dismissed in Tulsa
Mrs. Gertrude F Daniel, formerly of Washington D C, whose divorce suit against Richard T Daniel, famed Oklahoma financier, was filed, had it dismissed on trial day. The couple and their children then left for the Pacific coast. Mrs Daniel is the daughter of the late Samuel Fields Phillips. A Fifth Cavalry Band concert was announced for Judiciary park that evening.
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E H Walworth Dies Leader in Women's Movement Founding DAR
Mrs Ellen Hardin Walworth 1822 year old daughter of Col John J Hardin dies after three weeks illness at Georgetown University Hospital Her body sails to Saratoga Springs for funeral Her survivors include son M T Walworth and daughter Milas Walworth of Glencarlyn Va She was born in Jacksonville Illinois educated at Jacksonville Academy married 1852 to M T Walworth She founded and led the Art and Balance Club of Barat served as school board trustee in New York and led the Women s National War Relief Association She helped arrange a portrait of Mrs Benjamin Harrigan at the White House authored books on Saratoga battles and parliamentary rules and edited American Monthly Magazine
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Suffragists Tour Maryland Seek Votes for Women
A caravan of suffragists left Baltimore May 31 touring southern Maryland counties to win support for women’s suffrage. They collected about 400 signatures and planned further trips to Laurel and Baltimore, aiming to pressure Maryland legislators to submit the question to voters. The caravan received enthusiastic welcomes in villages and held meetings in town halls and courthouses.
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Married in Old St. Pauls in Baltimore
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore reports the marriage of Miss Sara Bell Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs William S. G. Williams, to Gilbert Louttselle Lucas, son of George Lucas formerly of Baltimore, at Old St. Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church. The bride’s sister Eleanor Gittings Williams and many friends served as attendants. ushers included Robert G. Lowndes and Alan P. Smith.
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Actress Beas Toodles Ryan Withdraws Suit Amid Settlement
Mias Beas Toodles Ryan, a New York actress, sued Harry K. Mansfield for 50096 for breach of promise. She received 19660 and the suit was withdrawn. Ryan departed for New York with her share of 19800, expressing vindication and delight. Rumor says she may establish an inn modeled after Ferncroft on the North Shore.
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Nudist Cult Emerges in Mossy Dells Local Teens Lead Practice
Special to The Washington Post reports a new back to nature cult forming among prominent young men in Martitte Petty OKis. Members roam mossy dell woods in minimal clothing as they undergo a regeneration process. Residents condemn the bold displays and threaten action if officials do not intervene.
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$250000 Bill for Love Frames Case Demands Proof
Washington report states Mrs. Brownie Rathbone Weaverson sues Mrs. Caroline Wy Frame for 250000 alleging loss of her husband Frederick Weaverson. Frame seeks detailed particulars of alleged seduction including timing gifts and religious influence, with further charges possible. Proceedings at Justice Goff's Supreme Court.
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90 Pound Husband Sues Wife After 30 Years Together
Special to The Washington Post datelined San Francisco June 23 Albert Hatfield who weighs 90 pounds sues for divorce from Mary C Hatfield six feet tall and weighing 000 pounds He says she is irascible quarrelsome and lays violent hands on him yet she allows him to attend a funeral They lived together 30 years.
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Miss Jennie Davison a Bride in New York
Miss Jennie Louise Davison daughter of Mr and Mrs George Beaumont Davison of Nashville Tennessee married Carl August Petsche of Yonkers at the Belmont Hotel. The Rev John Mark Ericson officiated. Attendants included sisters Mrs Bars George W Retz and Mrs Carter Stark and Miss Helen Hunt of Nashville. Best man was William Petsche. They will reside in Yonkers after the wedding trip.
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Army and Navy Changes of the Day Army Orders
Army orders list personnel movements at Washington Barracks and in various corps. Capt Thomas Ryan and Capt Tenney Rose receive extensions or reassignment. Col Henry Newcomer and Maj Albert Waldron join as examining board members. Maj Harry Gilchrist and Lt Charles Halliday receive or resign assignments. Capt Douglas MacArthur to report for fitness examination. Will H. Point to Baltimore on official business. Kenneth Harmon and other officers reassigned or ordered to posts such as Augusta Arsenal and West Point.
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Naval Orders List Relays Detachments and Yard Movements
A chaotic naval orders bulletin lists Lieut. Commander E T Fennar detached to the Naval Academy Aneapolia Ma Edent H R Beipp detached Gharleston to Milwaukee and Solomon Endel to Vermont Ohio and Naval Academy after practice. Various officers sent home for orders while ships and yards shift with vessels sailing to La Paz Mersine Manhasset Bay and Newport and yards at Philadelphia Norfolk Bremerton and New York placed in commission or ordered to speed trials.
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Washington Graduation Recites at Wilson Normal School
The J Ormond Wilson Normal School held its annual commencement in the assembly hall with Henry P Blair praising the school as a high water mark in District education. Dr A G B Pierce urged higher teacher wages as thousands of students received certificates and diplomas marking entry to high schools and future teaching roles.
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DC Health Bulletin Reports Week of June 19 Deaths
District of Columbia weekly health bulletin records 121 deaths in the seven days ended June 19 with 69 white and 62 colored. White death rate 14.0 per 1000, colored 27.1, general rate 17.58, versus last year 10.2, 15.9, 21.8. Births: White 106, colored 41, total. Also notes W A Sherman escaped California earthquake damage, Wilson appoints Mabel Walker as Treasury clerk, and Georgetown student William Harron drowned in the Potomac with services held at Trinity Church Georgetown. Additional notices cover Brookland club elections, retail jeweler and poultry society events, and Italian reservists sailing for Italy.
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Resinol Claim on Healing Skin Aids
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