Woman sues Osborne for 50000 in suppressed marriage claim
Miss Pas Tanger an orphan factory girl sues James W Osborne, Newark county assistant district attorney, in supreme court for fifty thousand dollars alleging he promised to marry her after a street crash led to a meeting. Osborne denies the romance and says he never met her, while his lawyers hint at hidden actors and love letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecal
Washington Post
New York
James W Oasborne
Newark County
Supreme Court
Pas Tanger
Moss Tanger
Osborne
Slade & Slade
Merlanvera
Miss Tanger
Cocversat
Brands Baby With Hot Coin In Cruelty Case
Cleveland father William Richard was sentenced by Municipal Judge Bernstein to three months in the workhouse after branding his infant son on the right thigh with a red hot half dollar. The mother testified the child named Jimmy wandered and had been threatened with branding to stop his running away.
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Cleveland
Washington Post
Eve'am] Ghia
Bernstein
William Richard
Jim
Rickard
Jimm
Pretty Russian Dancer Who Created Revolutionary Ballet Changes
The solo dancer Mile Lopoukova helped form the modern Russian ballet with Pavlova, Karsavina, and Fokine, aided by Bakst and Stravinsky. She achieved great success in Europe and America, briefly dancing with Biyorkin after Pavlova’s split.
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Imperial Russian Ballet
Mile Lopoukova
Pavlova
Karsavina
Fokine
Imperial Ballet
Bakst
Stravinsky
Russian Ballet
Mile
Lopoukwe
Europe
America
Biordkin
California Woman Mother of Quads Born Near Bella Vista
Mrs. C. O. McKnight of Bella Vista gave birth to four children in one night between 9 and 11:45, two boys and two girls, all alive though frail. Dr. Parrish attended. incubator rushed from Redding. Parents, aged 45 and 45, weigh 105 pounds. they have 13 total children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Barnes
Bella Vista
Shasta Co
C. O. McKnight
Bella
Redding
Toledo
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Cc. O. McKnight
Shasta Land and Timber Company
Texas
Citizens Relief and Associated Charities Seek 8000 to Help the Poor
The Citizens Relief Association and Associated Charities urge contributions to fund 8000 to finish a heavy winter relief season. An employment bureau has aided over 204 people, reducing dependency. A trustees meeting is set for this afternoon at 4 in the American Security and Trust Company to consider fundraising plans led by Milton E Ailes and a large committee of local leaders and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Relief Association
Associated Charities
Employment Bureau
Aaso
Milton E Ailes
Gant Finance Committee
le Meating
American Security and Trust Company
Mitton HE. Ailes
Howard 8
Reeside
Wiliam H. Baldwin
Charles J. Bell
D J Callahan
Calhoun
W. McK Clayton
H Droop
John J Duff
John Joy Edson
William
Commission to appraise school site selected by court
Justice Anderson selects a commission to appraise four city blocks for a new Eastern High School site. Myron M. Palker chairs with Thomas Gordon Ack Palmer and others. The land between East Capitol and Seventeenth and Nineteenth streets will be viewed April 7 at 11 am. testimony starts April 8 at city hall.
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Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Myron M. Palker
Thomas Gordon
Auck Palmer
East Capitol
Smith
Joseph Weller
W. C Sullivan
Saul Slemar
New York Court Grants Husband Rights Over Wife Earnings
A New York Supreme Court ruling by Justice Morschhauser holds that absent a specific agreement, a husband is entitled to his wife's earnings and services during marriage. Suffragists and antisuffragists alike condemn the law as unjust, urging repeal and arguing marriage should be a partnership with shared earnings.
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Andre Hopke
Onry Hops
I Sperial
Washington Post
New
Supreme Court
White Plaina
Flaudwig Isuenstierva
Andreud Mary Hopke
Pedre Hopke
Kuenser
Kuensiler
Hopke
Kopke
Justice Morsuhauser
Mirulenstler
Morachauser
Court of Appeals
Katherine B. Davis
Moss Mary Carrett Hay
Alice Flull Chittenden
Arthur M Dodge
Harriette M Johnston Weoad
Lady Mackenzie Slayer of Lions Near Battle Line in Africa
New York March 198. The American Hner St Louis arrived from Liverpool with 197 passengers led by a striking young woman listed as Lady Constance Mackenzie. She reveals travels from the coast to Lake Victoria Nyansa and claims seven lions killed. She saved her gun bearer from a wounded lion once, and a native shot saved her when a rifle misfired. She crossed the Nairobi line dividing British and German East Africa during fighting but escaped harm and was aided by Chief O'Reilly, a Flushing native. Her prized possession is a live ape named Bing.
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New York
Hner
St. Louis
Liverpool
Constance Mackenzie
Mackenzie
British Haat Africa
Lake Victoria
Lon
Nairobi
German East Africa
Chief O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Flushing Long Island
Lady Mackenzie
Bing
Rich Doctor's Wife Sued For Tiffany Furniture Bill
Atlanta March 18 Tiffany studios sue Mrs John R Hopkins wife of Dr John R Hopkins millionaire to recover 10162 17 for furnishing items delivered at the St Regis Hotel New York City including two gilt chairs an armchair a sofa a gold lamp a vase and a Louis XVI desk with prices ranging from ninety to one thousand dollars and more as part of a detailed itemized claim and request to auction the Hopkins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Atlanta
John R. Hopkins
Tiffany Studios
New York
Hopkins
Children Too Costly Under Usurious Oklahoma Lands
W S Noble told a Federal commission that two north Texas tenants offered to give their children to work as labor. Witness T Steward described poverty among tenant families with wives and children, while Pat Nagle cited landlords pressing child labor. J Tom Pagitt noted tenants with large families on 32 farms, and B J Giddings warned $66 million owed to lenders with $46 million at 20 to 200 percent, urging action to curb usury.
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Federal
Commission
Oklahoma
Dallas
Tex
W. S Noble
The
Land League of Texas
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Texas
Nobie
T. Steward
Steward
Pat Nagle
Kingfisher
Okla
Oklshoma
J. Tom Pagitt
Pagitt
Coleman County
B. J. Giddings
Olahoma City
Pittsburgh buyer takes Beverly estate on Hospital Point
W Harry Brown of Pittsburgh has purchased and will occupy the Beverly Mass estate of Mrs George Mandell on Cushing Point during the summer. The property spans eight or nine acres with a mansion overlooking Hospital Point, a stable and other buildings, a tennis court and gardens. Nearby estates include Miss Fanny Powell Mason’s and the English Ambassador Sir Cecil Spring-Rice’s summer possession.
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Washington Post
Boston
W. Harry Brown
Pittsburgh
George &. Mandell
Cushing Toint
Beverly
Mass
Crowns
Hospital Point
Fanny Powell Mason
Sir Cecil Spring-Rive
Willam A Slater
Guy Norman
Fryce Allan
Mrs. Howland Shaw
Proctor
Dr Franklin Dexter
Cochin Hen Death By Own Action After Rooster Fight
In Vernando Mississippi on Washingtons Birthday Marguerite a buff Cochin hen owned by George Dickson died by impaling herself on a sharp iron fence picket after a conflict with a rooster admirer. The male bird was later defeated amid a scene of turmoil and the hen’s owner remains inconsolable.
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Vernando
Marguerite
George Dickson
Elmendorf in America at National Theater
Dwight Elmendorf concluded his fifth and final lecture in the around series at the National Theater. He shared colored photographs of the Grand Canyon Yosemite Mount Rainier Glacier Park and Yellowstone with notes on Colorado California Washington Oregon and Wyoming. The evening featured striking canyon and waterfall views and promised a special illustrated talk on flowers for a Band of Hope fundraiser next Thursday.
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Washington
America
Dwight Elmendorf
National Theater
West
Colorado
California
Oregon
Wyormine
Yosemite Valley
Mt. Rainier Glacier Park
Yellowstone
Grand Canyon
Elmendorf
Garden of Allah
Band of Nope
National Nest
Special Lent Menus From Baltimore News
The Baltimore News lists daily menus for Lent including breakfast items such as grapefruit halves eggs and coffee, lunch options like cauliflower au gratin and salmon loaf, and dinner feasts with soups, fish, veal, potato dishes, and desserts across multiple days. It shows varied beverages and bread rolls, with regional dishes like stewed chicken and mararoni cheese sauce, ending with assorted sweets and fruit dishes.
Tangoists Get Funeral Car in Atlantic City
The Atlantic City and Shore Line spent six months on a large funeral trolley car for cemetery rides, but the vehicle proved a loss. Work began to convert it into a Tango car with a maple floor for country club trips, offering a new way to make ends meet.
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Atlantic City Trolley Company
Speaal
Washington Post
Atlantis City
N. J
Atlantic City
Shorea
Women press club meeting at the Raleigh
The Women s National Press Club holds a morning meeting at the Raleigh with committee reports and plans for an early entertainment. The organization consists of writers from this and other cities. Prescient Wilson accepted an invitation to Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Church South conference next week but will not speak.
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Women's National Press Club
Raleigh
Prescient Wilson
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
School Dental Clinic Plan Slated By Board of Trade
At yesterday afternoon's meeting the public school committee approved reports from sub committees on establishing a dental clinic for school children and instituting lectures by instructors on alcohol effects. Resolutions seek a Congress petition for a free dental clinic and enhanced alcohol and narcotics instruction if current methods fail. A subcommittee will contact school officials and arrange teacher speeches, a move opposed by some members. The board pledged support to the school system's efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Congress
Board of Education
McFarland Funeral Held for Water Dept Leader
Funeral services for Walter A. McFarland former superintendent of the District water department were held at his 712 Morrison Street residence at 2 PM. Interment followed at Rock Creek Cemetery with pallbearers from department officials and employees led by Roger Powell, Joel Garland, Samuel Riges, Paul Lanham, G W Wallace, and Jot Fink. District government flags flew at half staff in his honor as officials paid tribute to the late water department head.
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Walter A. Mcfarland
Thatrict Water Department
Morrison Street
Rock Creek
Roger T Powell
Joel Garland
Water Department
Samuel Riges
Paul Lanham
G W Wallace
Jot Fink
Accuse Minister of Arson in Newark Case
Newark March 18 The Hex Louis R Patmant, whose name appeared in past fires including the Christian Baptist Church blaze on April 11 1913 and a prior incident, was arrested last night and released under bond of 1000 dollars Prosecutor Cadore said a letter from the minister had been received indicating he would return to Newark to clear himself of the charges The case centers on arson allegations tied to church destruction and prior burns.
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Oson
Roar Loueser
Camarti
Osborne
Warness
Hom
Imperassion
Mr Lamb
Lawer
Sai
No. Aldus Street
Oscarne
New York Athletic Club
Danzer
Farrineton & Asins
Aldus Street
Ors
Riges
Toaid
Pfitel
Sta
Mag Targer
Moss Tanzer
Tvllowane
Karospe
Osberns
Wonan
Slade & Slade
Newark
Os J
Louis R Patmant
Christian Baptist Church
Cadore
Egg with three yolks found in Rhode Island Red hen
In Winsted Connecticut and Warwick Center Massachusetts on March 18 Miss Sarah J Robbins a poultry rancher records a Rhode Island Red hen laying an egg with three yolks. The egg measures 7.44 by 0.54 inches around its ends and middle.
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Winsted
Conn
Warwick Center Mass
Sarah J. Robbins
Rhode Island
Rolling
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Slade
Rae Tanger
Kirland
Mlle
Lydia Lopoukova
W.P. Spurgeon
E. Stellwagen
Thomas W. Sidwell
F .A. Walker
S. W Woodward
J. W. Taust
Walter S.lifford
Parker
Gordon
Palmer
Anderson
W. H. Towles
Professional Photographers Society of Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
Will H. Towles
Washington, D.C
Washington, D. C
Battle Line
Africa
Lacka
Beverly, Mass
Harry Brown
Cochin
National
Parker House
Rolla Brown Betty
Baltimore News
Women’s Press Club
Wilson
Philadelphia
the A.lisner
Palais Royal
Ornwells
Cornwell’s
G. G. Cornwell & Son, Inc
H Street
Trade Board
W. A. M'Farland
Rock Creek Cemetery
Massachusetts
Lee Wrothe
Joe Turner
Frith Hanson
Billy Watson
EL Ascoe
Mat
Wficom
Reilun
Hichard Walton
Prof
Kurt KF. Achlessingh
Mohde
Tomers
Eleanor Gates
Lisle Ferguson
Lmendorf
Garden OF
Allan
Exc National Theater
Msormack
StEne Droop
POLIS
Price Daily
Pata
Fol
Marie Dressler
Tillie
Erie
Wate
Salambo
Kare
Jor
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Wea
Calve Regalue
Prives
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