Rich Young Wife Defends Elopement In High Profile Suit
New York March 12 hearing in secret as Rich Young wife, daughter of multimillionaire Albert Young of Richmond, faces suit from Alfred B. Dieterich alleging misconduct. She claims she eloped December 1 with coachman for Wilfred in France. defense seeks witness testimony and court action to determine truth of the charge.
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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
Banking business discarded in local report
A garbled OCR item references a banking firm with mentions of underwriting and a general agent. The fragment hints at corporate roles including a president and figures tied to a Cit or financial entity, with scattered names and terms implying a corporate dispute or dismissal.
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Joan Framing
Corona Cotta
Htines
Stos Jette
Pop
Hank
Anierisat Banking
Taft to address Irishmen in New York banquet
The article reports Taft prepared to speak at a St Patrick's banquet in New York after a Yale rally and other events. It notes Harriman appealing and mentions Kuhn, Lael, and firms involved in a Southern York owner dispute, with various fragmented details.
Chats of well known people and social changes in 19th century society
News notes on social clubs and gatherings in Newport and New York society. Mentions prominent families, charity drives, and the formation of a new social organization with officers led by Julia Williams and Bessic Tant. Reports honors for Mr James Brown, knighted in Rome, and a critique of University of Chicago and Northwestern dress reform.
Will Discuss Latin Trade Conference At State Department
A conference on Latin American trade and commerce development will be held at the State Department on Tuesday. The appointed conferees include Andrew Carnegie Senator Elkins Representatives Charles B. Leedom and James A. Slayden Assistant Secretary Robert Bacon Gen. Alfred E. Bates Benjamin Ide Wheeler Edmund J. James Pil Reinser J. P. Rowe William L. Buchanan John Barrett and William E. B. Curtis.
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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 Promise Ends Health Worries
Short breath and palpitations signal weak heart action. Cure claimed with Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine. Testimonial from Mrs Lillia Thomas of Upper Sandusky Ohio recounts two year heart trouble relief and weight gain after using the remedies with a money back promise if the first bottle fails.
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Miles
Millionaires Wives Back Plan to Instruct Indian Women in Lace Making
A group of wealthy wives including Mrs Bayard Cutting Mrs Waf Sloane and Mrs Potter Palmer form a missionary society to teach lace making and human hair craft to Native American women. Under Byron Carter the effort targets the Walker River Reservation in Nevada with Jean Hemenway arriving from New York to begin instruction. The project emphasizes Italian lace making and related trades amid a history of prior success among California communities.
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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 prompts passenger transfer to Richard Peck
Fire aboard the Fall River Line steamer Providence at bands Point Long Island Sound near dawn drove 430 passengers to safety aboard the Richard Peck. Capt Appleby and the Providence crew fought the blaze from a hat box fire on the freight deck and organized rapid evacuation. The Peck responded with whistle calls and both ships coordinated to transfer passengers before noon, with the loss estimated around 1,000.
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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 Stands Involved In Kidnapping Charge
George Foulkes, an American customs inspector at Pembina frontier, is indicted for kidnapping in Winnipeg after detaining a farmer who allegedly smuggled grain into North Dakota. US consul in Winnipeg expected to defend. conviction could bring up to seven years in prison.
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St. Paw Minn
George Foulkes
Winnipeg
Canada
Frontier
Pembina
United States
Arth Dakota
Poulkas
United States Customs
Foulkes
NEW POLICEMEN APPOINTED
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. Privates of Class 1 named were Bernard W. Thompson and Arthur J. Gibbons replacing resignations. Special appointees include numerous names across sewer division, Star Building duty, Potomac Park and bicycle policing with several changes in personnel.
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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 Whens Returns with Eleven Men
The revenue cutter Whens returned to Seattle on March 13 with eleven crew members from the Satsuna Maru, a Japanese schooner wrecked at Yakutat Bay, Alaska on November 6. The vessel was blown ashore near the Malaspina Glacier, and survivors subsisted on scraps for three months. Captain Fuji and four others reached the outside, while Thetis was sent to continue rescuing the remaining crew. The report notes plans to assist thirteen survivors of the John F. Miller on Unimak Island.
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Evenue
Seattle
Wash
Yakutat Bay
Alaska
Malaspina
Ree
Fuji
Thetis
Yue
John F. Miller
Unimak Island
Lincoln and liquor question fuels temperance debate
Special from Chicago dated March 17 reports a $50 reward offer by Alonzo E. Wilson at a meeting of the Men’s Prohibition Club in the Sherman House over whether Abraham Lincoln drank intoxicating liquor. Paul Selby, a Republican organizer, says he never saw Lincoln drink and notes Lincoln’s temperance advocacy and ties to the Washingtonians. He recalls Lincoln’s early life in Salem Illinois and references Hay and Nicolai’s biography noting speeches on temperance.
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Welmington Fes
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Alonzo E. Wilson
Prohibition Club
Sherman House
Paul Selby
Salem
Lincoln
Hay
Nicolai
Crook Wins Big Fee in Terra Cotta Wreck Case
Dr. Harrison Crook awarded 84 476 for professional services to victims of the Terra Cotta wreck after a four day trial in Circuit Court No 2 Justice Anderson presiding. The jury, after less than half an hour, found for Crook with witnesses including Washington surgeons testifying on treatment at Providence Hospital.
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Harrison Crook
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Justice Anderson
Lyck
Wilson J. Lambert
Edward McLean
J. J. Hamilton
Mr. Colbert
Crook
Planning College Trust in Wisconsin Faces Einfluence Shift
Plans for Joan D. Rockefeller's college trust are finalized after a Wisconsin college presidents meeting. The General Education Board approves, Andrew Carnegie backs the plan, and Wisconsin institutions may see a single university radius with a junior class limited to early college years. Beloit, Wisconsin, and Lawrence join UW in surviving. Downer College fights to boost endowment to stay eligible.
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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
Sacred Chinese Marriage Contract Found in German Family
Berlin reports a highly sacred Chinese document, a marriage contract of the Emperor from February 1589, was found in the possession of a German family linked to a soldier from the 1900 Hexer Insurgent expedition and later returned to Peking. The charge d affaires notes many treasures were scattered after the Boxer uprising.
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Berlin
China
Peking
French Academy Refuses Large Bequest to Improve Moral Tone
The French Academy declined a 720 000 bequest from Louise II Leclerc, who died in New York on February 38 1471, intended to raise France’s moral tone. Members said accepting the fund would imply endorsing the testatrix’s view of France as a sink of iniquity.
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French Academy
Paris
Mile
Louise II Leclerc
New York
France
Testawix
Prince Helle in Paris Returns amid US Travel Rumors
Prince Helle de Sagan arrived in Paris this afternoon after rumors linked him with a voyage to the United States. Reports noted Mme Anna Gould and her children already sailing for New York aboard the Adriatic from Cherbourg on March 11, while Gould accompanied by her children had 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 people were killed by a mountain avalanche in the Dukhtarminsk district. Rolling snow swept down the slope and engulfed two houses before residents could escape. Two women survived but were badly injured.
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Tomek
Siberia
Dukhtarminsk
Socialist Riot for Votes Roils Budapest
A socialist demonstration for universal suffrage turned violent in Budapest as rioters and police clashed for about three hours. Revolvers and stones were used, wounding several, and about fifty people were arrested.
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Budapest
Mer
Woman Charged with Disorderly Conduct Laments Lost Vocal Chords
Anna Weat, a middle aged spinster, is arrested on disorderly conduct after accusing Rev Karl Reiland of larceny of her vocal chords. She claims her feminine voice was partly lost and masculine tones took up room, asking to be examined at Bellevue after court hearing.
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Washington Post
New York
Anna Weat
Karl Reiland
Grace Church
Jefferson Market
Ennis
Kunis
Reiland
Enale
Corrigan
Bellevue
ELOPING RECTOR IN STRAITS AT ST GEORGE S CHURCH
Special to The Washington Pest Hempstead dates a deposed rector Rev Jere Duakette of St George s Church who fled with Fioretta Whaley a schoolgirl last May The girl telegraphed to her grandmother in San Francisco asking for money for the baby and the confessed lover is believed to be Cooke Grandmother Keziah Whaley refuses to send funds and hopes Floretta avoids remarriage to Cooke The case reflects a hard transgression and social scandal with implied divorce questions
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Hempstead
L. L
Jere Duakette
St. George's Church
Fioretta Whaley
Gir
Gooke
Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Keziah Whaley
Cooke
Floretta
Plans for round world liners by Japanese line
Victoria March 13 The Tokyo Kisen Kaisha, a Japanese line operating steamers between the Orient and San Francisco and from Yokohama to Chile, is studying a round the world service. A Japanese newspaper says the plan would require a 25 million yen loan to build ships and would use the Panama Canal after completion.
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Panama, Canal
None Has Power But He Special in The Washington Post
In New Brunswick New Jersey on a March day the court questioned naturalization candidates. Assistant U S Attorney Gregg asked Adam Canalsey what body makes laws for the United States. Canalsey answered Roosevelt, then John Remar gave the same reply when asked who makes laws for the United States.
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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
The War Department approved a memorandum by Gen. Franklin Bell stating officers of a Regiment eight graduate or nongraduate of West Point should receive no advantage in details for the Army School of the Line. Rank, service and individual qualification will govern selections for duties instructing general staff.
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War Department
Franklin Bell
West Point
Army School of the Line
General Staff
Bel
Andover Joins Harvard Divinity Affiliation Move
In Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard Divinity School will affiliate with Andover Theological Seminary, transferring as a set to Cambrian next fall. The merger marks one of the oldest theological schools aligning with Harvard’s divinity program.
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Andover
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Mar
Hover Theological Seminary
Cambrian
Harvard4 Divinity School
Hotels and residents listed in fragmented guest names
A long, disorganized OCR list catalogs guests and residents by hotel and city across multiple states. It reads as a registry of individuals and families staying at or visiting hotels such as New Willard, Shoreham, and Metropolitan, with scattered names from cities including Baltimore Chicago New York Boston and Philadelphia, plus occasional naval and foreign entries.
German Empress Accepts Imperial Dinner Invitation Abroad
Latter accepts dinner invitation as special mark of distinction during a Berlin visit. About 10 ambassadors and wives attend. Empress Augusta Victoria hosts at the American embassy. Guests include B Jue, George Fo Ker, Thackart family, and other American officials. court aides and staff participate in sociable conversations as guests mingle with diplomats and artists.
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Berlin
Mar
Augustn Wietart
Arul Mys ‘Traver
Hower
Ara
Generae
Bett
Thackari
Indine
Misesi
Boner Thachata
Brown
Wasninton
Ceorge Fo Ker
Cansi
Harare
Eager
Proderici Bow Os
Pogelpbli
Shamus Wy Xurente
New York
Esusid
Belkrap
Auval Artasts
Helkrar
Julia W. Greret
Ard
Masi Motes
Heghles
Emvern
Aumiral Con
Navy
Wits
Etn Ue
Carnegie pensions woman in surprise grant
Saranac Lake November March 4 Miss Helen K E Haines of Brooklyn has been notified she has been awarded a pension of two months by Andrew Carnegie. The award came without her knowledge. For fifteen years Mrs Haines has been managing editor of the Library journal but has reportedly to restes the post ton because of Wide anth. The De Chaulnes Postpone Sailing. Special in The Washington Post New York March 3 They have returned from a trip through the Lough and are remand to New York for another week. They are booked to sail for Paris on March 18. Baron Rosen, Russian Ambassador to the United States, has been in town for several days returned to Washington. Mr and Mrs Henry May of Washington are at the Gotham.
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Cnams
Fita
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Jul Sharp Willems
Mississippi
Virgina
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M Funn ‘Tilman
South Cave
Vina
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Chains
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Texas
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Wave
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Pennsylvania
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Board of Management
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Montany
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Laura McLaurin
Mississing
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Migs Jayes
California
Evah
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Maine
Susan Hrumin
Ruth McCall
Massachusetts
Chloe Smout
Mish
Mabel Madsen
Milneis
Julia Alexander
Missouri
Prantine Lewis
Georgia
Brunm
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Nancy and
Rebecoa Johnson
Kentucky
Hull
Iowa
Willa Cooper
Brndhead
Lona Tillman
South Carolina
Ivy Moore
Jaine Gillespie
Miss Gregg
Ila Bim
North Carolina
Edith Sutherland
Ulan
Marian Chayman
Illinois
Kaste Lamb
Virginia
Josephine Poster
Diana
Claire Dixon
Indiana
Keith Mragier
Tennes— Art
Elelen Cannon
Nan Earle Hardy
Mies @ay Hardy
Aliss Foraker
Ohio
Miss Barchield
Saranac Lake
Helen KE. Haines
Roklyn
Andrew Vernegie
Mask Haines
Library Journal
de Chaulnes
Washington Po
New York
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