Alimony Request Amid Marriage Strain in New York Suit
Mrs Katherine Lemke seeks alimony from her husband in a New York court alleging his laziness and seeking $200 monthly support. She notes her lineage from Augustus J Lemcke of Indianapolis and cites prior measures and pending divorce actions. The filing references the couple’s Washington state ties and notes ongoing legal proceedings regarding dissolution and support.
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Augustus J. Lemcke
Indianapolia
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Katherine Lemke
Nerwath
Von
Augustus Linhiatapells
Amy Wen Catune Toure
Chantdy Lalimenta
Lee Tule
Wenath
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U.S. Stance on Blockade Pressure Upset Across Defense
Reported discussions depict a firm U S response to blockade threats with officials from the South opposing concession. Emphasis on cargoes and shipments, warning against escalation, and calls to maintain lawful measures amid wartime tensions.
Reserve Board Defers Appeals
Reserve Board defers appeals as members vote to postpone action. The decision affects remaining cases and delays any immediate outcomes for appellants requesting reconsideration or review.
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Reserve Board
What the World Owes to the Irish The Untranslated Treasures
A Georgetown University piece extols Irish literary wealth preserved in untranslated manuscripts. It notes the Annals and Brehon Laws as peak works, lists key books, and highlights Royal Irish Academy holdings, praising enduring Irish literary vigor despite invasions and decay.
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Moy Lena
Angus
Royal Irish Academy
Trish
Soul of Irish Folk Songs and National Music Power
A lengthy tribute argues Ireland’s music nourishes civilization with rich folk song wealth. It notes about 2,000 Irish folk songs are preserved in Thomas Moore’s collection, with many more lost, and discusses Irish musical influence on Dante, Purcell, and Beethoven era themes.
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Hyphopf
C. G. Sonneck
Musical Quarterly
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Pelries
Turlogh O'arolan
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Victor Lederer
Trague
Schalar
Henry Purcell
Rish Words and Deeds Cited as Best Eulogy
Speaker Champ Clark extols Irish pride and contributions to America without lavish praise. He cites figures like Commodore Barry Gen Montgomery Matthew Lyon James Shields Mat Cleburne Kearney and others as the true eulogy of the Irish race and their deeds.
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America
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Gen. Montgomery
Quebec
Matthew Lyon
Thomas Jefferson
James Shields
United States
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Franklin
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Mexico
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Statesmanship of Ireland Shaping World Policy Highlighted
Representative Michael Donohoe credits Ireland with shaping global statesmanship through figures like Kitchener Hoberts Shaw and Par nell. He cites Parnell's leadership and the home rule law as legacies of Irish influence on Britain and Ireland, noting Redmond now bears that mantle.
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San Diego pupils set graduation outfits at one dollar
San Diego Normal Heights Grammar School pupils to graduate May 28 will spend only one dollar on their outfits. Girls will wear white lawn with trim details. boys’ clothes to be supplied by parents. Materials bought and patterns identical, but trimming varied. Principal Mrs. K A Tilton oversees sewing in school with a rented machine.
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Dress Patterns Set For Girls As Mrs Tilton Guides Sale
Mrs Tilton forecasts a sale plan where 415 yards on average will suffice per girl. Each will wear the same dress pattern though sleeves lace collars and trimmings vary.
Dorothy Russell Denies Forgery To Get Morphine In Court
Dorothy Russell daughter of Lillian Russell appeared before Magistrate Barlow in West Side police court to answer forgery charges over a prescription for morphine. She pleaded not guilty and was remanded on bond as Myron Posner cites medical history and adjournment. Arthur Taylor, who aided her, also held on bail and remanded for Friday’s examination.
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New York
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Pittsburgh
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Baby Falls Through Floor In Spokane Home
Special to The Washington Tose Spokane Wash March 16 Spokane’s latest victim of somnambulism is Wasne Samel age 11 who tumbled from bed at 3 am in his parents home 30 Sherman street and fell through unprotected joists on the second floor to the floor below receiving a concussion the bed was near unfinished part of the floor. The child escaped serious injury though a rough fall through a heavy paper netting and narrowly missed an oil stove on the lower floor. Dr Krank J Prabharidd attended and found no bones broken the child was drowsy but expected to recover in 24 hours the father H H Samel is a teamster.
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McAdoo In Good Condition After Appendectomy
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo remains in satisfactory condition at Providence Hospital after an appendectomy performed last week. Dr. Cary T. Grayson, the President's physician, reports steady progress while Mrs. McAdoo is the only visitor allowed. He is expected to be kept in seclusion for several days.
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Irish Influence in American Civil War Leadership
The piece extols Irish musical heritage led by Sir Charles Villiers Stanford and Victor Herbert and lauds Arthur Sullivan. It highlights Irish-American military leaders like Gen. Philip Sheridan and Thomas Meagher, noting Irish regiments across states and the support of bishops for the Union cause during the Civil War.
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Irish Troops Big Factor In Fight To Uphold Union
Col John McElroy notes in the National Tribune that Irish soldiers played a major role in the Union victory. Of 500,100 foreign-born troops in the Union army, 150,000 were born in Ireland, about one third, a figure surpassed only by German-born at 115,00. The piece praises Irish bravery in Civil War combat.
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National Tribune
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Ireland
Women Rush to Vote in Chicago Registration Boom
Chicago notes a surge in registration with 67 est 912 women and 65 223 men added today. The tally lifts total registration to about 780 041, a record voting population, with women now 447 194 of 665 906 prior totals.
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