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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1916

Page

9

Love Letters Tell of Patsy and Patrick Court Drama

New York March 8 neutral jurors heard readings of 149 burning love letters by widow Minerva B Toler to Patrick Joseph Bennet Francia Carey amid a $50,000 suit by Elizabeth Carey over alleged theft of her husband’s affections. The letters reveal pet names, verses, and plans to wake him with a kiss, with witnesses noting Carey’s claimed indifference to his wife.

Washington Post New York Minerva B Teler da Puyster Patrick Joseph Bennet Francia Carey Supreme Court Philbin Ellzabeth Carey Patrick Mrs. Toler Love

Pretty Girls Barelegged Dance Snow in Central Park

Six California girls from Los Angeles high schools danced barefoot in the snow around Daniel Webster statue in Central Park. They wore muslin rosettes and signet rings, posed and raced in turcoats, despite icy conditions, as a publicity stunt guided by a press agent.

Central Park New York California Daniel Webster Washington Daniel Noah

Woman Arrested Over Broadway Robbery After Night With Rich Merchant

Charles Rosenberg a Buffalo merchant arrived in New York with 1600 dollars in cash and jewelry valued at 1000 while meeting a pretty girl in a Broadway restaurant. He woke in a Riverside Drive apartment at 10 a.m. to find his money jewelry tiepin and watch gone. Detectives arrested Mrs Harriet Curtis a Robert Fulton tenant for grand larceny claiming the missing girl left earlier with a traveling bag. Curtis said the girl who accompanied Rosenberg had departed about 4 a.m. and she planned to telegram her Philadelphia-based brother but he is to be married today.

Washington Poat New York Charles Rosenberg Buffalo Broadway Tierney and McGee Fourth Branch Bureau Harriet Curtis Robert Fulton Riverside Drive Rosenberg Colonial Hotel Eighth Avenue 126Th Street Sle Philadelphia Oliver Eaton Cromwell

Representative Brown III in Critical Condition in Connecticut

Representative W. G. Brown of Kingwood West Virginia is critically ill at a leased home on Connecticut Avenue. His condition was unsettled last night with family alarm, improving slightly at midnight. His eldest daughter Mrs. Jessica Brown arrived from Kingwood as he serves a third term in the West Virginia House, a seat formerly held by his father.

W. G. Brown Kingwood W. Va Connecticut Avenue Jessia Brown King Wood Mr. Brown West | Virginia West Virginia

Osborne Case Up Here Before House Judiciary Subcommittee

The Oliver Osborne matter, linked to impeachment charges against United States Attorney Marshall, was heard yesterday by a House judiciary subcommittee. Rae Tanzer testified in private, becoming tearful and later hysterical, prompting an adjournment. She also alleged dealings with an "Oliver Osborne" and made charges against the district attorney's office, though details were withheld.

Oliver Osborne New York House Judiciary Subcommittee Representative Buchanan United States Marshall Rae Tanzer District Attorney's Office

Inside bathing for a healthier look and feel

A promotional ad touts daily hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach and organs. It claims one week of inside bathing improves digestion, appetite, skin clarity, and overall well being, addressing constipation and bilious attacks.

Germany Says It Will Follow Sea Rules If Britain Does

Germany declares willingness to comply with the London declaration rules on maritime neutrality and argues Britain expanded contraband and blockades in 1914 1915 to starve Germany. It contrasts Britain’s actions with American mediation and warns of escalating naval warfare and arms on merchant ships affecting neutral trade.

Germany Berlin London Great Britain British Admiralty North Sea England Britain Dagland Washington United States High Sea

Westinghouse vs. Washington and Old Dominion Railway Suit

Special to The Washington Post Richmond Va March hearing opened in the supreme court of appeals over a $100000 damage claim by Westinghouse Manufacturing against Washington and Old Dominion Railway. Failure to deliver electrical material by April 5 1912 disrupted electric operation for months, increasing steam motive costs. Attorneys Hunton Anderson Garrett for Westinghouse. Darlington Lambert Nicol Meredith for railway.

Washington Post Richmond Supreme Court of Appeals Westinghouse Manufacturing Company Washington and Old Dominion Railway Westinghouse Company Eppa Hunton Munford T. Anderson BE. C. Garrett Railway J. J. Darlington Wilton J. Lambert Washington C. B. Nicol C. V. Meredith Virginia

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