Mme Anna Gould and Prince de Sagan to Wed in Questioned Settlement
Reports expect Mme Anna Gould to marry Prince de Sagan within a month, but George J Gould’s consent to the match is essential due to control of her funds. The Gould family estate could influence the nuptials as debates over a settlement and the prince’s opposition loom.
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George Gould
Prince
Washington
New York Mear
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Heli¢ de Sagan
George J Gowd
Odak
Lee
George J Gould
Count Boni de Castelane
de Stein
Mmez
Gould
Mme T
Mme Gould
Diould
Europe
Mine Gould
Vine Gould
Helen Gould
de Sayan
St Regis
Prince de Seran
Hugh Spiriit
Mall
Prove de Sagan
Agen
Notable Obituaries and Society News From March Morn
A string of funeral notices lists interments and services across several churches, naming James Pacheld, Frail John, and Mary Brennan among the deceased and their relatives. Separate passages describe social weather around Prince de Sagan and a reporting interview about a possible marriage location. The piece also tallies beyond, with notes on graves, cemeteries, and a glimpse of royal intrigue in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhursday
Luoward
Lis Daughvie
Massa- Coietts
Slanday
Warhat Tarnee
Mary’s
Churel
Saul
Mary’ Gometers
L Brinsnan
Mary Hrenman
Titel Frennan
Bod Eixanan
Agnes O Brien
Hanee Tere dl
St Stevens Chigh
Mount Olivet
Universt Place
James Py Paciileld
Rézal
Mount Miver
New York
Boston
Monreal
Byq Street
Wot Hammett Huneral
St Martin's
Baltimore
John Hiré
Will Neklace
Volta Bureau
Thirtytith Sintt
Volta Glacé
Gelock
Jourson
George Washington University Hospital
Mary Terl
Henry Dearbon Jolsaver
Isk Rgbh
EO Poole
Hindle & Bayliss
Inter-mint
Arlington Cemetery
Fradwick Mil
Sunbury
Cope
Local Funeral Homes and Directors Ad Listing
A fragmented classifieds page lists multiple funeral directors and embalmers with on site chapels and extended hours. It includes J William Lee John R Wright Co R F Harveys Sons and others with addresses and telephone numbers for immediate contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J William Lee
Ant Fmbalmers
John R. Wright CO
Ivery
Chipel
Tanith mt_nw
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Lincolu
Sergeon
R . Cain
A. Costello
Frank Geier
Longevity Theory From Chicago Bishop in Sour Milk Belief
Samuel Fallows, bishop and founder of Christian psychology, argues men should be in their prime at eighty and live to 120. He credits sour milk and strict hygiene, plus Bible and Metchnikoff's science, for longevity. He cites arteries hardening and sour milk as remedies, urging early rest, exercise, conscience, and Godly conduct.
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Chicago
Mar
Samuel Fallows
The
Reformed Episcopal Church
Hille Metchniikoff
Metchnikoff
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Darwin
Metchnikos
Poan
Perjury Guilty Plea in Will Contest Case
In Scranton on March 27 Albert W. Bachman of Bridgeton New Jersey and Charles P. Reidel of Landisville New Jersey pleaded guilty to perjury in the Schooley will contest. They testified the Schooley will was a forgery affecting a possible $1 million inheritance for George B. Schooley of Philadelphia or cousin James J. Crawford. Schooley was arrested previously on forgery charges, bail surrendered as Bachman and Reidel confessed, and a detective heads to Noxon Pennsylvania to rearrest him.
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Scranton
Albert W. Bachman
Bwedesboro
N. J
Charles P. Reidel
Landisville
Schooley
George B Schooley
Philadelphia
James J. Crawford
Will
Bachman
Reidel
Noxon
Tornado and Blizzard Hit Michigan In One Day
A tornado near Jackson caused damage to farm property around Blackman and Woodville as a broad winter storm swept the southern part of Michigan. Heav y snowfall and a blizzard were reported in the upper peninsula tonight, marking extreme weather across the state.
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Detroit
Micn
Mur. Z
Jackson
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Blackman
Woodville
Customs Officer Acquitted in Kidnapping Case
Winnipeg report states American customs officer George Foulkes was acquitted by a jury on charges of kidnapping two Canadian farmers near Emergon on the border. The key witness was A Telton, one of the farmers alleged to have smuggled barley. Jury deliberated briefly.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
George Foulkes
Emergon
A. Telton
Foulkes
Licensed I G Marry George Getterman and Rebecca Wayson
Baltimore couples George L. Getterman 42 and Rebecca Wayson 28 wed in a ceremony performed by Rev. G. E. Maydwell. The license details and officiant are recorded in the local marriage notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Getterman
Rebecca Wayson
Baltimore
Rev
G. E. Maydwell
Health Office Record Deaths Reported to 42 PPM
Deaths listed with names and addresses including Jessie Beale 427 H St NE 43, Thomas M Boland 222 7th St NW 45, Violet Williams 1420 N J Ave NW Th years, James A Bates US A General Hosp 633m, Mary Matthan 5K St NE £ 5, Henry Jaeger 1918 7th St NY 53, infant children of Andrew and Mery Melinjohn Blair Rd DC 25 days and Charles and Mary Jackson 1883 1st NW 4 days.
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Jessie
Beale
H St. Ne
Thomas M Boland
Violet Williams
N. J. Ava Ow
James A. Bates
Mary Matthan
St. Ne
Henry Jaeger
Andrew
Mery Melinjohn
Blair Road
Columbia
Charles and
Mary — Jackson
Johnson Declares He Won't Seek Presidential Nomination
Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson released a formal statement saying he will not actively seek the Democratic nomination but would accept it if offered. He emphasized he is not running to defeat Bryan and would support the party’s nominee, should his name be presented at the national convention.
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Minnesota
Chicago
Minneapolis
Bryan
St. Paul
Minn
John‘ A. Johnson
Swan J. Turnbia
Turnblad
Democratic Party of the Nation
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Mr Bryan
John A. Johnson
Johnson
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Tower
el Tower
Mr Tower
United
Senate
Dr. Hil
Bertin Tembassy
Washington
Root
Tower
Hill
White
Bert
Berlin
Delegates Favor Foraker Hughes Amid Roosevelts Taft Opposition
In New York and Montgomery crowds of delegates from many states hissed Roosevelt and Taft at a Columbia Hall meeting. Support favored William Howard Taft or Foraker and Hughes as presidential candidates, with resolutions denouncing Jim Crow and calling for abolition of Southern representation. A separate Alabama rally triggered by anti-Taft sentiment drew 10,000 black attendees, led by Archibald Grimke and others, stressing independence from white leadership in deciding negro rights.
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New York
Mar
Roosevelt
Taft
United States
Columbia Hall
Sixtieth Street
Columbus Avenue
William Jennings Bryan
Senator Pornker
Gov. Hughes
Congress
Pri Onty
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Hooker
Washington
Montgomery
Ala
Horace Hood
Alexander Waters
National Afro-American Council
Georgia
Ohio
Ilinois
West Vironia
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Distict
Columbia
Archibald Grimke
Washington, D. C
Mr. Grimke
Tower Recall Threatens U S Berlin Ties
The article details debates over Ambassador Tower's recall from Berlin after he pressured for Dr Hill’s appointment. It notes Tower’s influence with the Emperor, his lavish social role, and the potential diplomatic fallout if Germany rejects Hill. It discusses Roosevelt, Senator Penrose, and Secretary Root grappling with the crisis and possible recall actions.
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Tower
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Hinta
Pan- Tose
Pennsylvania
Becance
United States
Gen
von Cowenstein
Gen. von Vpleasen
Admiral von Mueller
Admiral von Tirpitz
Admiralty
Dr. Hill
Frig
Hawkins Nominated on First Ballot by Eighth District GOP
Nathan B. Hawkins of Portland was nominated for Congress on the first ballot after a twenty two hour deadlock at the Eighth district Republican convention in Anderson Indiana on March 27. George W. Cromer of Muncie supported Hawkins after realizing he could not win. Hawkins pledged tariff revision along protective lines.
Murder in Tong War Claimed as Three Arrests Made
New York police report a daylight street killing in Mott Street tied to rival tongs. Ing Mow, once lieutenant of Mock Duck, was shot as three assailants fled. Moy Don Yuk and Wan Yon were later arrested after a Chinatown house-to-house sweep.
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Ing Maw
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Beaton
Ing Mow
Mock Duck
Tongs
Mock
Mon
Fell Street
Chinatown
Moy Don Yuk
Wan Yon
Mott Street
Attacks Millionaire's Will in New York Suit
A Staten Island Supreme Court filing by Jacob Stout's estate executor seeks to invalidate two trust funds totaling 1500000 dollars. The action targets trusts for Catharine Price Blackburn and Dorothy Blackburn, a seven year old. Blackburn defends, denying deceit and asserting Dorothy's ties to Holbe in Germany. Dorothy is described as Stout’s stepdaughter via the late financier’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Staten Island
Jacob Stout
New York Stock Exchange
Josefa Osborn
Stout
Catherine Price Blackburn
Dorothy Blackburn
Blackburn
Gen . Blerling Price
Confederacy
Jsborn
Trica
Dorothy
Holbe
Germany
Mrs. Blackburn
English aviator Henry Farman Injured in Issy Flight
Paris reports Henry Farman, an English aeronaut, was thrown from his aeroplane when a left wing struck the ground at Issy. Traveling at about sixty miles per hour, the craft swerved and Farman was pitched about thirty five feet, receiving facial cuts but, other than minor injuries, sustaining no serious harm.
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Paris
Henry Farman
Issy
Furman
Szecheny at Palermo in March Letter to Hungary
Count Laszlo Szecheny writes from Palermo that he will not reach Hungary before May and that the countess will be officially presented after the May season. The couple then plans to proceed to the Szecheny castle at Vermeyoe in the Zemplin district.
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Vienna
Laszlo Szecheny
Hungary
Palermo
Taft Sends Greetings From New York Paris Auto Race
Secretary Taft writes to Gen Piequart promising greetings on the completion of the New York to Paris automobile race. He praises American effort to open a transcontinental route and highlights automobile industry as a leading economic motor for the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Pacific Coast
Teft
War Department
Washington
William H. Taft
Gen. Piequart
Paris
France
Horsewoman Tuttle Seeks Divorce From Clubman Husband
Chicago reports Mrs William Tuttle former Miss Helen Rasmussen a renowned equestrienne known in the Middle West says she will file for divorce from her wealthy husband today. The notice follows ongoing gossip about high society separations including Mrs Jarvis Hunt Wheaton and Frederick McLaughlin. Tuttle is a leading exhibitor at Oak Park Lake Forest and the Coliseum.
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Chicago
Wiliam
Tutle
Hlten Rasmussen
Middle West
Husbard
Jarvis Hunt Wheaton
Frederick McLaughlin
Tuttle
Oak Park
Lake Forest
Coliseum
Dresser Freed by Statute in Larceny Charge
Daniel LeRoy Dresser former president of the Trust Company of the Republic was declared not guilty and discharged by Magistrate E Barlow in New York police court. He faced larceny charges from a bond transaction dating to December 12, 1902 after a Willan S Andrews complaint alleging a $4000 withholding. The magistrate ruled that statute of limitations applied, so no guilty finding could be entered.
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New York
Daniel LeRoy Dresser
Trust Company of the Republic
E Barlow
Dresser
Willan S Andrews
Barlow
Gans May Meet Unhold Offer From Jeffries
James J Jeffries seeks Joe Gans for opening of his new club in Los Angeles during fleet week April 28 Offers Gans about 60 percent of gross receipts for a twenty round fight with Anholz Anholz and Gans both courted as Robson bout prep continues with a vaudeville tour Gans whereabouts uncertain before return to prepare for Spike Robson bout at National Athletic Club Wednesday night
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
James J. Jeffries
Joe Gans
Los Angeles
Cal
Lahelz
James J Jeffries
Gans
Anholz
Jess
Spike Robson
National Athletic Club
Stanford Boat Squad Disbanded Over Captain Gay Dismissal
Stanford University crews the varsity and freshman boat teams have been disbanded after Captain Gay was dismissed for insubordination. Captain Fenton has also disbanded the baseball team though a season finish under another name may occur. Tennis practice is suspended and several top track athletes plan to take a leave of absence under trainer Moulton’s request to continue training.
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Stanford University
Capt Gay
Cal
Capt. Gay
Fenton
Moulton
Denounces Paolucci Hanging in Italian Chamber
In Rome a deputy denounces the American hanging of Italian Joseph Paolucci as he faced execution in the District of Columbia. The under secretary for foreign affairs recounts the case and notes the Italian ambassador’s failed intercession. A deputy calls Americans cannibals and insists Italy must respect the sentence of a civilized country.
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Rome
Signor Pormpli
Chamber of Deputies
Poggi
Joseph Paolucci
District of Columbia
Paolucci
Washington
Baron Meyer Des Planches
Signor Pompitj
Italy
Pogg
America
Maresca
Tokyo to Honor Stevens Funeral in Japan and U S
Tokyo reports the foreign office will arrange funeral services for Durham W. Stevens in Tokyo alongside American obsequies. Officials expect a large crowd, including imperial, diplomatic, and foreign officials, to attend. Separate dispatch notes Rolland reduces meat duties in the Netherlands pass law approving U S meat import duty cuts.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
Durham W. Stevens
America
Japan
Rolland
The
Hague
Mar
Netherlands
United States
Holland
Thought Waves Fail as Minister Defends Prohibition
Reverend William A. Wasson, former Brooklyn clergyman now at Riverhead, spoke against local option prohibition before about 8,000 Aurora listeners. He faced alleged telepathic interference by a women’s group calling their tactic a thought wave effort but remained clear and fluent in argument.
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Aurora
William A.wasson
Brooklyn
Riverhead
Long Island
Mr. Wasson
Thought Wave
Aurora Local Option Organization
Wasson
Deceived by Ashurn in Matrimonial Scheme
New York papers report Karl F. A. Schubert sought a wife via a matrimonial advertisement and married Anna Bierling believing her dead husband Alois Langer’s testimony ties the pair to a shipboard meeting and a bakery sighting as Schubert’s marriage is challenged after the first husband’s alleged survival.
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Seral
Washington Post
New York
Karl F
Schubert
Melleree Randall
First Avenue
Anna Bierling
Alois’ Langer
Germany
John Leyland
Langer
Third Avenue
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Johnson Willing
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Alabama
Dr Hill
Imperial Berlin
de Hull
Dr Hilli
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Dr Hull
Nathan B. Hawkins
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Racer
Trust Company
Law
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Jeffries
Paolucce
Stevens
Cit
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Dr . Reedl
Robt. Berberich’s Sons
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Yorker
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Burch
M. J. Falvey
Tina City
Oak Hill Cemetery
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