Quits Young Husband Severs Society Romance
The romance of Mrs. Van Thengselaer Croger Chance ends as she relocates to London and is employed in a brokerage in New York. Her seventeen month marriage to Chance dissolves amid public interest in Washington and New York society.
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Mr. Chance
New York
van Thengselaer Croger Chance
Waile Chance
London
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Chance
Whurden
Fo Tenger
Voun
Tate Col. van Rensselaer Fieger
Cantralter
Trinity
Gwendiiece
Washington
Yruak
van Rensselaer Cruger Chance
Baby’s Eczema Cured By Cuticura Remedies
Mrs P E Gumbia of Sheldon Iowa recounts a severe infant eczema case beginning at six months with fiery cheek eruptions spreading to the face and eyes. After ineffective doctors and ointments, she used Cuticura Soap ointment and lotion, noting rapid whitening of the skin and complete recovery after three cakes of soap, two boxes of ointment, and one bottle of lotion.
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P. E. Gumbia
Sheldon
Bell Divorces Trial Opens in East Cambridge Court
The divorce case of Mrs May McKinnon Bell against Dr William Duffida Bell, a U S marine hospital service assistant surgeon and Princeton and NY medical graduate, opened in East Cambridge. The couple wed in Boston, moved to Mayport for his yellow fever work, then separated after reports of intoxication and drug use emerged. Dr Bell arrived to contest with Jacksonville lawyers Bryan and Bryan, noting his service in the Spanish American War and family military connections.
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Warkington
Toston
Mass
May McKinnon Bell
William Duffida Bell
United States Marine Hospital Service
East Cambridge
Bell
Miss McKinnon
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Cambridge
Bostian
Mayport
Capcai
Day Laborer at 8,000, He Stands by His Contract
John T. George, once vice president and general manager of Harrington Leather, works as an unskilled bench laborer earning 40 a year instead of 4000. He accepts no extra pay, insists on honoring his five year contract, and plans to complete it through next June, despite management upheaval and staff resignations. He aims to prove he cannot be ousted.
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John T. George
Washington Post
Elizabeth
R. J
Harrington Leather Company
George
Nomi
Red
Erigk Harrington
Plainfield
Gentral Teather Company
Warrington
The
Central Leather Company
Gre Trost
Henry Stockman
Harrington Works
View
Ant
Mr. Stockman
Mr. George
Jenes
Harrington
Exploding manholes ignite New York street chaos
A wave of sewer explosions rained flames from manholes across a large stretch of Manhattan’s West Side. Residents fled into the streets as glass shattered and fires burned. One boy, Emil Miller, was seriously burned after being lifted by a rising manhole cover. Dozens injured, extensive property damage likely in the millions, caused by ignited sewer gas and vapor from nearby garages.
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New York
Middle West Side
Emil Miller
Ismil
American Humane Association plans next year congress meeting
The American Humane Association will hold its next year’s meeting in Washington D C with the International Humane Congress, decided at today’s session. An informal discussion addressed issues concerning children including a report from Miss Mary J Lovell of Philadelphia on foreign mothers sewing clothes to fit children to stay on through winter. Dr William Stillman of Rochester N C was elected president with Jim Meap of Washington as assistant secretary.
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St. Paul
William ©. Stillman
Rochester
N. C
Jim Meap
Washington, D
Murderer Makes His Will Leaves 1200 to Wife
Stanley Nazarko, to be hanged next Wednesday, made a will leaving 1200 to the wife who already plans to marry another. He deserted a Polish wife whose two children died after following him to the United States. She is in Fawkes, awaiting his death, and intends to wed a young man there once he is dead.
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The
Washington Post
Wilkes-Barre
Stanley Nazarko
Poland
Classified Health Goods and Remedies Listing
A compact ad offers hot water bottles, kidney plasters, powdered borax, Woodbury’s Scent Cleaner, strychnine tablets in various strengths, Searmais athymet Tooth Paste, Resthal Soap, Dovall’s Solution for catarrh, nursing bottles, Palmer’s Dog Soap, and Castile soap with price points like 1.00 for bottles and 15¢ for a pint bottle, indicating a general medicinal and household goods catalog. The list reads as a mid era pharmacy and home remedy sale, mixing health items and cleaning products.
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Woodbury's
Dovall
Palmer
Castile
GIVES UP his ARMOUR JOB at South Omaha plant
George W. Bowers acting general manager of Armour Packing Co south Omaha plant vanished a month ago. He was found today at Fort Francis Ontario by a Duluth representative. Bowers resigned saying he would go to Mine City Ontario then Thunder Bay country. He planned to marry Miss Daisy Rogers in November. Rogers family says she has heard nothing since he left Omaha in September.
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Nebr
George W. Bowe Ys
South Omaha
Armour Packing Company
Fort Francis
Ontario
Comany
Bowers
Fort Francia
J.C. Fisher
Duluth
Gowers
Mine City
Thunder Bay
F Yu
Daisy Rogers
Jve ‘Stock Commission
Rogers
Ireland Protest Over Arrest For Flag Incident
Special cable from London reports Solicitor General Redmond Barry defending Ireland actions in the House of Commons. He answered protests by right-minded members against the arrest at Clonmel of a saloon keeper named McGrath who threatened an American flag and refused to remove it during Captain Howard Meagher Condom's visit, reiterating official statements.
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Washiington
London
House of Sommons
Redmond Barry
Ireland
Righ
Clonmel
McGrath
Howard Omeagher Condom
Lord Mayor Show Abandoned for Military Display
Trondon October 1 The old fashioned Lord Mayor s show will be abandoned this year by Lord Mayor elect Sir John Enill He plans a military and naval display on his inauguration day with 5 000 volunteers from both services parading Only the gilded chariots of the lord mayor and sheriffs will remain of the old time pageantry
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Trondon
England
John Enill
John
Ocra
Chicago Students Rebel Over Steak Price Rise
Chicago students at the University of Chicago rebel against a price increase at the Commons from 20 to 25 cents for sirloin steaks. They threaten actions as dining trades plummet, with manager T. L. Barrell taking blame and noting mushroom trimmed steaks cost more.
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Spanial
Washington Post
Chicago
University of Chicago
Commons
T. L. Barrell
The
Oliver Denies Gift to Teachers Pension Fund
Pittsburg reports Senator George T. Oliver denies any gift of 250000 to a pension fund for Greater Pittsburgh teachers. He states he made no gift nor knew of any contemplated donation until publication. He asserts his statement is to protect the donor and himself from misrepresentation.
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Pittsburg
George T. Oliver
Greater Pittsburg
Olver
Cholera Ravages St Petersburg Restaurant Crowd
Cholera continues in St Petersburg with about ten cases daily. Thirty four waiters and cooks at the Medvied restaurant, a fashionable resort, have fallen ill and the venue has been closed for several days. The absence of Surg M J Rosenau from the laborate has led to a professorship move at Harvard University.
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Surg
M. J. Rosenau
Harvard University
St. Petersburg
China loan in new hands after Chang Chih tung death
In Peking on October 7 diplomats voiced regret over Grand Councillor Chang Chih tung’s death. His valedictory note cited unresolved foreign loan talks of 30 million dollars for the Hankow Szechuen railroad project. An imperial edict shifts loan negotiations from Chang to the board of posts and communications.
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Peking
Chang Chih-tung
Hankow-Sze-chuen
Ioan
Board of Posts and Communications
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