Sues Wife Who Elopee Says She's With Coachman
A New York case features Alfred B. Dieterich suing his wife, daughter of multimillionaire Albert Young of Richmond, who eloped with a coachman to Kovape. The wife denies misconduct charges, claiming the husband’s suit is unfounded and that she will offer a defense. The hearing was set for March 13, with witnesses and testimony to proceed in secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Young
Albert Young
Cobacco Mar
Richmond
New York
Anata
Alfred B. Dieterich
Ise
Othe Cunger Makoates
Thet Tudard GH Company
Kovape
Amy So Rreneepe
Vifred Inne Varidertutr
Heath
Juste Hexserall
Pike Testisone
Jamie Lachman
Nassau Straet
Uttier
Dastera
Sn Oyat
France
Trek
Sy Og
Davis
Alfred Dieterich
Edna Fr. Young
Vanderbilt
Fragmentary Banking Industry Notes and Names
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions banking, a general agent, underwriters, notes, and a president associated with a city bank. Names such as Aker and Cras appear amid garbled phrases about corporate health, underwriters, and development. The readable bits hint at banking activity and corporate roles without a clear narrative or dates.
Taft to Address Irishmen at New York banquet
Fragmented notice reports Taft will address the St Patrick banquet in New York after a Yale society meeting. Mentions of Harriman appeal and a financial matter involving a firm and regional owner appear in disjointed text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Harriman
Kyaen
Bilwand
Kuhn
Lael Ds.sion
United Heth
Fran de Font Nur
Southeen
York
Mas Patery Shire
Weage and Allen
Chats of well known people and social news in Newport
A lengthy society note details discussions among prominent women about a new social organization. It lists officers, a large enrollment of members from political families, and mentions social events, knighthood for a Paris area figure, and debates about taste, dress, and shopping courses. It also reports art auctions and sales, noting prices and pieces from various collections.
Conference on Latin Trade Development with 21 American Republics
A State Department conference Tuesday will discuss Latin American trade development. Delegates include Andrew Carnegie, Senator Elkins, Reps Leedom and Slayden, Robert Bacon, Gen Bates, Benjamin Ide Wheeler, Edmund James, Reinser, J. Rowe, William Buchanan, John Barrett, and William Curtis, following Rio conference precedent.
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State Department
Root
Thos
Andrew Carnegie
Elffins
Harles B. Leedis
James 4. Slayden
Aasistant
Blate
Robert Bacon
Gen
Alfred EK. Bates
Sienjamin Ide Wheeler
Edmund J. James Pil Reinser
J. 3. Rowe
William L. Buchanan
John Barrett
and Willam EB. Curtis
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Repair for Weak Hearts
Short breath and palpitations signal feeble heart action, claim remedies. Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine allegedly relieve heart troubles and bring restored health, with a testimonial from Mrs Lilia Thomas of Upper Sandusky Ohio noting weight gain after two years of illness. Money back if first bottle fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Millionaires Wives Fund Lace-Making Mission to Indians
A society of wealthy wives led by Byrd Carter plans missionary work among Native American women, teaching Italian lace making and hand work. Jean Hemenway arrived from New York to start education at Walker River Reservation, Nevada, with support from the group. The program aims to educate native women, notably among California Moguls.
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Reno
Mar
Bayard Cutting
W.af. Sloane
Potter Palmer
W. K. Vanderbilt
I. McKay Twombley
George Gould
Bybt] Carter
Nevada
Misa Jean'e Hemenway
Society
New York
Walker River Reservation
California
Fire on the Providence Aboard Fall River Line Steamer
Fire on the Providence of the Fall River Line near Bands Point in Long Island Sound sparked panic among 430 passengers. Captain Appleby and crew quelled the blaze starting in a hat box, transferring travelers to the Richard Peck and bringing them to port. Fire brigade fought flames while women and men dressed barely in time to evacuate.
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Providence
Richard Peck
New York
Provideree
Fall River
Richard Peet
Appleby
Bands Point
Long Island Sound
Richard Eck
Hardy
American Officer Under Indictment For Kidnapping
George Foulkes, an American customs inspector at Pembina frontier, is indicted for kidnapping in Winnipeg. He allegedly learned Canadian farmers hid grain smuggling across the border and abducted a farmer to the U.S. customs office after stopping his team. Potential penalty up to seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paw Minn
George Foulkes
Winnipeg
Canada
Frontier
Pembina
United States
Arth Dakota
Poulkas
United States Customs
Foulkes
New Policemen Appointed By City Commissioner West
Twenty three special and two regular policemen were appointed yesterday by Commissioner West on the recommendation of Maj. Sylvester, Bernard W. Thompson and Arthur J. Gibbons. Several named for sewer division and Star Building duty, with reassignments and a bicycle officer among the new ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner West
Maj. Sylvester
Bernard W. Thompson
Arthur J. Gibbons
Fd. Drum
Js. L. Donohoe
Ino
Thomas Lanigan
James Lapigan
Willam J. Ward
David Thomas
Dennis Palmer
Joseph Patrick
Samuel Mickey
James R. King
Samuel
Rescued From Glacier Eleven Men From Wrecked Schooner
Seattle March 13 The revenue cutter Whens returned with eleven survivors of the Japanese schooner Satsuna Maru wrecked November 6 at Yakutat Bay Alaska. Blown ashore at Malaspina Glacier, three months passable surf hindered rescue. Captain Fuji and four men reached safety. The Thetis was sent to Alaska to rescue thirteen survivors of the John F Miller.
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Evenue
Seattle
Wash
Whens
Yakutat Bay
Alaska
Malaspina
Ree
Fuji
Thetis
Yue Thets
John F. Miller
Unimak Island
Lincoln's temperance stance questioned at Prohibition meeting
Chicago reports a debate on whether Abraham Lincoln drank liquor. Paul Selby recalls Lincoln’s temperance advocacy and ties to the Washingtonians, noting his early Salem store dealings with liquor and his Salem postmaster appointment. The discussion references Hay and Nicolay’s Lincoln biography.
Crook Wins Big Fee for Terra Cotta Wreck Victims
Dr. Harrison Crook awarded 84 476 dollars for professional services to Terra Cotta wreck victims after a four day Circulating Court No 2 trial against Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Jury quick to decide doctors entitled to pay for treatment at Providence Hospital. Witnesses included Washington surgeons and medical experts.
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Harrison Crook
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Justice Anderson
Lyck
Wilson J. Lambert
Edward McLean
J. J. Pare
M. J. Colbert
Washington
Crook
Providence Hospital
Planning College Trust in Wisconsin Sets Trust Rules
Plans for Joan D Rockefeller's college trust are announced after a Wisconsin college presidents meeting. The General Education Board and Andrew Carnegie approve the plan. One university within a mile radius will lead, with Beloit College and Lawrence University surviving in-state, while Downer College seeks funds to join the university class.
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Madison
Wis
Joan D. Rockefeller
College Trust
Wisconsin
Rockefeller
General Education Board
Andrew Carnegie
Vanchise
University of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin, Beloit College
Lawrence University
Milwaukee
Downer College
Royal Contract in Loot Found in Berlin
A marriage contract of the Chinese Emperor dated February 1589 was reportedly found in the possession of a German family linked to a soldier from the 1900 Hexer insurgents expedition. The document, considered sacred, was returned to imperial archives in Peking amid widespread looting after the Boxer uprising.
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Berlin
China
Peking
French Academy Refuses Bequest for Moral Tone
Paris March 13 The French Academy refused a 720000 bequest from Mile Louise Le Clerc who died in New York February 38 1471 The funds would have raised the moral tone of France but the academy said accepting the money would endorse the testatrix view of France as a sin of iniquity The decision was to decline the gift to avoid endorsing the testatrix opinion.
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French Academy
Paris
Mile
Louise II Leclerc
New York
France
Testawix
Prince Helle in Paris Returns as Gould Sails
Prince Helle de Sagan arrives in Paris amid rumors of a US trip with Mme Anna Gould. Reports say Gould departed Cherbourg on March 11 for New York aboard the Adriatic with her children, while Helle left Paris on March 1.
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Paris
Prince Helle de Sagan
United States
Mme
Anna Gould Ar
Gould
New York
Cherbourg
Avalanche kills eighteen in Dukhtarminsk district
Eighteen persons die in a Dukhtarminsk avalanche in Siberia on March 13 as rolling snow sweeps two houses. Two women survive but with serious injuries.
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Tomek
Siberia
Dukhtarminsk
Socialist Riot for Votes in Budapest Demonstration
A socialist rally demanding universal suffrage in Rutdanest Wohting Budapest led to three hours of rioting. Police and rioters exchanged shots and stones, with many wounded. Fifty people were arrested during the disturbance.
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Budapest
Mer
Voice Theft Trial Shocks Grace Church Court
Anna Weat, a middle aged spinster, is arrested for disorderly conduct after claiming larceny of her vocal chords. Rev Marl Reiland and police explain her tale of a masculine voice invading her throat, leading to a humorous dispute in Jefferson Market Court. Magistrate Corrigan commits her to Bellevue for examination.
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Washington Post
New York
Anna Weat
Marl Reiland
Grace Church
Jefferson Market
Ennis
Kunis
Ony
Reiland
ELOPING RECTOR IN STRAITS
Special to The Washington est Hempstead L L Mart 18 That the way of the transgressor is hard is proved true In the case of Rev Jere Duake t te deposed rector of St George s Church here who hoped with Fioretta Whaley a school girl last May The young girl who has an infant son has telegraphed to her grandmother here that the baby and Cooke are iH and to please lend her a little money by telegraph In care of the telegraph company at San Francisco Mrs Keziah Whaley grandmother of the girl when seen today said Yes I did receive the message but I have no intention of sending the money and never will Cooke is probably trying to get Floretta to support him but she never will by my means When asked if she thought Mrs Cooke would get a divorce Mrs Wheley said she hoped not as she never wanted to see Florelia marry Cooxe
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Washington Est
Hempstead
L. L. Mart
Jere Duake
St. George's Church
Fioretta Whaley
Gir
Gooke
Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Keziah Whaley
Cooke
Floretta
Plans round world liners from Tokyo to South America
Victoria B C March 13 The Tokyo Kisen Kaisha a Japanese liner intends to start a round the world service linking Yokohama with Chile and San Francisco The plan calls for floating a loan of 25 000 000 yen to fund the building of liners The proposed itinerary would after Panama Canal completion use the waterway as part of the circuit
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Victoria
B.C
Tokyo
Panama
None Has Power But He Special in The Washington Post
In New Brunswick New Jersey on March, Assistant U S Attorney Gregg questioned naturalization applicants in court. Adam Canalsey was asked who makes the laws for the United States and answered Roosevelt. John Remar, next candidate, faced the same query and also named Roosevelt.
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Washington Post
New Brunswick
N. J
Mar
United States
United States District Attorney
Gregg
Adam Canalsey
Roosevelt
Canalsey
John Remar
Officers on Equal Basis for Army School of the Line
War Department approves Gen Franklin Bells memorandum that graduates and nongraduates of West Point should receive no automatic preference for officer details to the Army School of the Line. Selection will be governed by rank service and individual qualification, with equal consideration for all officers.
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War Department
Franklin Bell
West Point
Army School of the Line
General Staff
Bel
Andover Joins Harvard Affiliation Plan
Cambridge Mass March report states Hover Theological Seminary one of the oldest in the country will move to Cambrian next fall and become affiliated with Harvard Divinity School. The change reflects a broader consolidation of theological education in the Boston area.
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Andover
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Mar
Hover Theological Seminary
Cambrian
Harvard Divinity School
Hotels and patrons listed in national hotel register
A lengthy OCR fragment lists numerous guests and residents staying at major hotels across the United States and abroad. Names appear alongside cities and hotels such as New Willard, Metropolitan, Shoreham, New York City, Chicago, Baltimore, and Providence, with many individuals identified by full or partial names from multiple states and foreign entries.
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Arcane
Ionn Wo Alien
New
Haver
New Wikerd
Thomas W
Fockville
Ebbit
Chaves H
Shorehaws
JL. Pare
John Flagg
Jersey
Woyork
Miller
Mise MC
Hilda M
Maser
Heney Miter
Achura
Shoreham
M’ J Srewab
Wire
Trny
Ftaleigh
oMroo
Mrz
D Steedeck
Pougi
Kenpa
National
North Carolina
O'Farrell
Charlot's
Allon Qhio
Lea Kuzel
Cinrinn2t
George
Cunen Ho Giger
X Mrond
Dustin
Cleveland
Eos Brow New Willerd
Poe
Foy
Natenal
Hartman
Lothauite
Miolmell
St Innen
Ylvania
Banjamin
Columata
Lenin
Tennessee
Cel
John Alison
Cal Pal Shitlaf
PJ Pearsoy
Mins Pearean
Mtr
Tol Pearaan
Toronto
Maneda
Shoreham S. Langan
2Ueland
Metrapatizan
Guests at Berlin embassy dinner honor German royalty
Lively reception as Mr and Mrs Tower host the American ambassadorial circle at Berlin. Emperor William and Empress Augusta Victoria attend with numerous U S and other guests including ministers consuls and artists. Conversation spans empire affairs and social diplomacy during a marked occasion of distinction.
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Tower
Carnegie pensions woman in surprised award notice
Saranac Lake reports Helen K. Haines of Brooklyn has been informed she will receive a pension for two months from Andrew Carnegie the award came without her knowledge Haines has served fifteen years as managing editor of the Library journal but was forced to resign due to wide anth. The De Chaulnes sail postponed. Chacines and Baron Rosen in New York return to Washington. Mr and Mrs Henry May of Washington staying at the Gotham.
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Saranac Lake
Helen KE. Haines
Roklyn
Andrew Vernegie
Mask Haines
Library Journal
de Chaulnes
Washington Po
New York
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Dees
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Apo
Dean
Sasha Eisener
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Acnecian Corporation
Ceveral Investments
Corporation
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Norehseeyer
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Feque
Washington Feaheway
Taft
Scaperradhive
Fair Daughters
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Newport
Robert L. Gerry
Wetty Emmannelia Hfirriman
J. Borden Haran
Arthur Iselin
Mise Louise Gulliver
Cornell Bryce
Angelica Gerry
Hoves
Hota
Fita
Julia Williams
Jul Sharp Willems
Mississippi
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Otter
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South Care
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Mabel Madden
Chains
May Grege
Texas
Marian Chipman
Wa Ve
Misa Agnes Wison
Pennsylvania
Blanche Stephens
Ivy Moore
Tex
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Kila Bim
Edith Sutherland
Utah
Margaret and Prances Clark
Weaming
Bucule Lown
Nebraska
Jane Brown
Josephine Gardner
Agnes Wilam
Penn
Ringlish Batterson
Julia Richardson
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Junes Mdean Brown
London
Mr. Brown
Stamford
Conn
Rome
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Victor Emmianuel
Mr. le
Chicago
Northwestern
Migs Skinner
Boston
Rico Pelaudet Norton
University of Chicago
Kelsey Matert
Alexander Barrie
Constant ‘Trosan
Wirth Avenue Act Galleria
Julius B. Ughme
Ehrich
Troyon
Alexander Young
Holland Art
Duke of Wellington
Ferdinand Roybet
Sal a'Emonville
Nicholas de Larglillere
L. A. Janthier
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Gottlies
Jan Monchahton
Vironcourt
Vasge
James P. Silo
Pan-American Committee
Mendota
20Th St
Kalorama Aye
Post
Merchants' Transfer and Storage Co
FRONE
Falla
Welmington Fes
Abraham Lincoln
Alonzo E. Wilson
Prohibition Club
Sherman House
Paul Selby
Selby
Lincoln
Washingtonians
Salem
Ill
Hay
Nicolai
Baltimore
Ohio
Planning College Trust
Rockefeller and
Carnogie
Prince Helle
Anna Gould
Straits
Iil
Panama Canal
ROYAL
Henry Chipman
Willard Bosto
Ostram
Frederi Avery
Harrison ¥. Lyman
Ken Willa
Elf. Preston
Ariington
G. B. Davey
Watt
SB. Edwarde
A. Couper
W. Hose
Georse
Hurd
R. J. Glimere
James
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New Witterd
Mary Meckler
Arington Geege W. Grafam
Méiropsman
J. 0
Neracon
New York City
Andrew B. Dumphres
Horace Hollen
J. Liggatag
Robert Pui Ups
E. H. Hosengarten
Renert R Ely
Mastek
B. FP. Yoakum
T. Lower
New Willard
Bishop
Charles Mirgas
Moore
Mina Vo Aldinet
Juhu J Hi
Astington
George W. Binshbam
Veinvrook
Tonarz ‘Kann
Nicholson
G. * Conford
Fred Cooper
Louis Goliman
Albert Chastburough
Alberta Chese
Applewa
Haleigh
John J. Phelan
H. Borger
George Irakine
Metropoliias
Joe Breser
Beraucein
Kent
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Blodgett
Hall
J. Hatliday
Rational
James Prilly Slehia
Mm. Flenjamian Ketcham New Willard
Holbahh Ang
TJ Neran
W. B. Bullivan
Abspile
Mies
Helen Abraham
Keleigh
Hic Iutesen
Muley Alts
J.B. Mebam
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Kaiserin
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August Wieter
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Carnegie Pensions
Alifornia
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Grand Canyon
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