Romance of Mrs Van Chance Ends in Separation
Washington society tale reports Mrs Van Thengselaer Croger Chance, once married to Waile Chance, living in London and now employed in a brokerage in New York. The couple separated after a brief marriage, with Chance reticent about details as he works in his Bloomberg area.
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Baby’s Itch Turns To Cure With Cuticura Remedies
Mrs P I Gumbin of Sheldon Ta recounts a six month old with severe eczema and eye swelling. After ineffective doctors and two ointments, she tried Cuticura Soap and Ointment along with Cuticura Vant, noting rapid improvement by morning and complete recovery after three soaps, two ointments, and one bottle.
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Gumbin
Sheldon
Bell divorce trial on in East Cambridge
In Toston Massachusetts a divorce suit involving Mrs May McKinnon Bell and Dr William Duffield Bell, an assistant surgeon in the United States Marine Hospital Service, was heard in East Cambridge. The case cites intoxication and drug use as grounds, with Bell contesting from Jacksonville backed by Bryan and Bryan.
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William Duffida Bell
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Cambridge Relief Hospital
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Mayport
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Bryan & Bryan
Jacksonville
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New York Universty Ancdical School
United States Army
Capcai
Day laborer at $8000, he stands by his contract
John T. George, once vice president and general manager, now an unskilled laborer at Harrington Leather, earns $40 annually for duties and stays on until next June to honor his contract. He reports loyalty to the terms despite a managerial overhaul and salary cuts across the company.
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Washington Post
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R. J
Harrington Leather Company
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Erigk Harrington
Plainfield
Gentral Teather Company
Warrington
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Henry Stockman
Harrington Works
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Mr. George
Jenes
Harrington
Manhole Explosions Bleed Fire Across New York Streets
A series of sewer gas explosions on the West Side of New York blew manhole covers into the air, injuring several people and causing extensive property damage. One child, Emil Miller, was burned and hospitalized as glass shattered across crowded streets. Fire alarms and police reserves responded, with factories and tenement dwellers rushing to open spaces. The damage is estimated around a large sum, with air and vapor from garage discharges contributing to the blasts.
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New York
Middle West Side
Emil Miller
Ismil
Dresses Sewed on Children At Humane Association Meet
In St Paul on October 7 the American Humane Association planned next year’s meeting with the International Humane Congress in Washington. An informal discussion on child welfare followed. Miss Mary J Lovell of Philadelphia cited foreign mothers sewing clothes to keep them on all winter. Dr William Stillman of Rochester NC was elected president with Jim Meap of Washington among the assistant secretaries.
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William ©. Stillman
Rochester
N. C
Jim Meap
Washington, D
Murderer Nazarko Makes His Will in Pennsylvania
Stanley Nazarko, awaiting execution next Wednesday, leaves 1200 to his wife who is engaged to marry another, and 2200 to the wife he deserted in Poland where their two children died. She followed him to the United States, learned of his death sentence for the murder of his common law wife who left him. Mrs Nazarko stays in Fawkers and plans to marry once his death occurs. Earlier the couple reportedly visited Nazarko, who gave them his best wishes.
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Washington Post
Wilkes-Barre
Stanley Nazarko
Poland
Medical and household remedies ad listing various products
An old advertisement lists hot water bottles, cross kidney plasters, powdered bora, Woodbury’s Scent Cleaner, strychnine tablets, Tor 199 tablets, Resthal Tooth Paste, Dovall’s Solution for catarrh, nursing bottles, Palmer’s Dog Soap, and Castile soap with prices and special offers.
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Palmer
Castile
Armour Company Executive Found in Canada Mystery Deepens
George W. Bowers, acting general manager of Armour Packing Company's South Omaha plant, disappeared last month and was found today at Fort Francis Ontario by J. C. Fisher of the Duluth office. He resigned, claimed intent to move to Mine City and Thunder Bay country, and had planned marriage to Miss Daisy Rogers in November. The Rogers family declines further comment.
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South Omaha
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Comany
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Fort Francia
J.C. Fisher
Duluth
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Mine City
Thunder Bay
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Jve ‘Stock Commission
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Ireland Protest Response On Arrest Of Saloon Keeper
Special cable from London reports in the House of Commons solicitor general Redmond Barry spoke on the Clonmel arrest of saloon keeper McGrath who waved an American flag and refused to remove it during Captain Owen Meagher Condom's visit. He said America made no protest and defended the action as law.
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Barry
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John Davis Reen
Montgomery
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London
House of Sommons
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Ireland
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Clonmel
Howard Omeagher Condom
Lord Mayor Drops Show In Favor Of Military Display
Trondon October first reports the Lord Mayor elect Sir John Enill will abandon the old-fashioned Lord Mayor's show this year. He plans a military and naval display at his inauguration with 5000 volunteers from both services. Only gilded chariots of the lord mayor and sheriffs will remain of the old pageantry.
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Chicago Students Rebel Over Steak Price Rise
Chicago students at the University of Chicago rebel against raising steak price at the Commons from 20 to 25 cents. They threaten to boycott outside boarding clubs as the Commons manager blames the students for a 50 percent drop in trade.
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Washington Post
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University of Chicago
Commons
T. L. Barrell
The
Oliver Denies Gift to Teachers Pension Fund
Pittsburg October 7 Senator George T Oliver denies giving two hundred fifty thousand dollars to a teachers pension fund in Greater Pittsburg. He claims no gift was made or contemplated and says he has no knowledge of the anonymous donor. The statement is issued to clear both donor and himself. The report also notes a new hospital service director, P A Sure Wohet Arderain, appointed after seven years as assistant director of the institution.
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Aymento Laboratory
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Cholera Strikes St Petersburg Dining Elite
Cholera continues to spread in St. Petersburg with about ten new cases daily among waiters and cooks at the Medvied restaurant, a fashionable capital resort. The venue was closed several days ago as the outbreak grows.
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China loan in new hands
In Peking on October 7 the death of Grand Councillor Chang Chih tung is noted and the foreign loan talks for the Hankow Sze chuan railroad are said to be transferred from Chang to the board of posts and communications amid diplomatic regret.
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Chang Chih-tung
Hankow-Sze-chuen
Ioan
Board of Posts and Communications
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