Chanler lawsuit tale of Cavalieri and fortune
A New York report details the Chanler Cavalieri affair with the diva Lina Cavalieri. It notes family divisions over Robert Winthrop Chanler’s estate and legal battles to prevent Cavalieri from obtaining wealth. It covers Cavalleri’s past loves, rumored son, and possible Russia’s Prince Dolgorouki as competing suitor. It mentions Paris, St Petersburg, and pressures from trustees on the Chanler estate.
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John Armstrong Chanler
Wires
Cavalieri
Chanler
New York
Sept
Robert Winthrop Chanler
Mme. Cavalier
Paris
Shente Heb
Chauher
Alo Iearnei
Sidney Harris
Astors
Atu
Rokeby
Wednek
Cavalleri
Mime
Jessie Baskerville
Grand Opera
Mme. Baskerville
Cavaleri and Chanler
Chanlers
Metropolitan Opera
Europe
Daris
Apri
Robert Chanler
Fowall
Ansaver
Cable
Idna Cavaliaris
Chanter
Lina Cavalieri
Haris
Robert W. Chanl
Alps
Pans
Ure Caar
Russia
Prince Dolgoroukt
Robert Winthrop Chanter
Imperial Treasury
Lina
Tooney
St. Petersburg
Cabourg
Trouville
Orestes
Prince Dolgo
Throushrouki
Her
Dolgorouki
Prince Doloroukificials
Jong
Will
Lam Astor Chanler
America
William Astor Chanier
Ashley
Chanier
Chanter Lina Cavalleri Wedding and Fortune Plot in Paris
Prominent artist Chanler marries Lina Cavalleri in Paris after being wooed by the prima donna who then seizes control of his fortune. Documents transfer all Chanler’s wealth, including alimony rights, to Cavalleri as she rearranges his life. The union and ensuing power play expose a web of romance, money, and manipulation in high society Paris.
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Mrankress
Cavalieri
Chanier
Luchen
Chanler
Mr. Hammerstein
Lina
Chanier At
Arthur Hammerstein
Europe
Bob” Chanler
Richard Aldrich
William Astor Chanler
Gerand
Ling Cavalieri
John Jacob
Manhattan Opera House
Lor
Heaven
Causalien
Wirth
Prince
Prince Dolgorouki
Russia
Davalleri
Chaniel
Chanter
Cavalleri
Paris
Champs Vlyseés
Mme. Cavalieri
Madame
Mme
Faris
Cleo de Merode
Paria
Tim Cavalleri
Orestes
Prima Donna
Va Belle Lina
Sheriff Bob
Elysee
Bois de Boulogne
Myn
Cara- Meri
Henry Clews
Robert Lee McCammeron
Hyde
Wilson
Dolgorouki
Tie
Cavelirfs
Dolourouki
Singer
Ltte
Avetug de Messin
Chanters
Prince Dolgoroukt
Cavualieri
Hyde Coming Home After Five Years In Europe
John Wyne, former statistician of the Department of Agriculture, returns from Europe after five years amid cotton leak inquiries. Secretary Wilson had defended Hyde, denying a commission or continued government role abroad. Hyde left during the scandal, pledged to testify if needed, but remained overseas as trials unfolded.
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Wilson
Mr. Hyde
Hyde
John Wyne
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Will
Department
Styce
Hydesti
Washington
Hlyde
Blask
Hyde likely to join Rome international crops bureau
Secretary Wilson indicated Hyde no longer remains with the department and may seek appointment as statistician of the international bureau of crops in Rome, to succeed C. C. Clarke. Mrs. Hyde said he is in England visiting a sister and writing a book on Japan to publish in England. he may visit Washington next month.
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Wilson
Hyde
Department
International Bureau of Crops
Rome
C. C. Clarke
Italy
Clark
Japan
Washington
Roosevelt Praises Law Order in Western Tour Stop
Col Theodore Roosevelt reached Pittsburg on the Western tour and spoke at the Fort Pitt Hotel and from the historic Onongehela House balcony. He denounced dynamite violence, urged police and officials to restore order, defended unions, and praised the city as a western Pennsylvania beacon amid labor tensions. He arrived at 6:20 pm and will return to Oyster Bay tomorrow.
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Pittsbur
Theodore Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Columbus
Ohio
Rodésevelt
Roosevelt
Monnet
Congress
QI Trust
New York
Uum
Fort Pitt
Onongehela House
Henry Clay
King Edward
Prince of Wales
Gen
Grant
Lincol Garfield
Pittshire
Col. Roosevelt
Mononzehela
Pittebure
Pennsylvania
Mosbys Men Meet at Herndon Reunion of Guerrilla Rangers
Mosby’s men held their sixteenth annual reunion at Herndon Virginia with about twenty surviving veterans, many recounting raids and battles from 1863 to 1865. Col Mosby did not attend, but fellow veterans elected officers, accepted a Manassas gathering next year, and formed a Sons of Veterans group.
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Herndon
Rough Riders
Manasaas
Mosby
Rangers
Col. Johns. Mosby
Maryland
Virginia
Darlington
Brother
Ned Hurst
Floris
Col. Mosby
Edward Shacklett
Delaplane
Hill
Sheridan
Darlington Grove
Thei & Union Regiment
Moohy
Greeley
Grant
Gregley
South
Department of Justice
Wiliam H. Chapman
W. Ben Palmer
Col. Chapman
Richmond
Robert Harrower
Washimgton
Thomas W. Lake
Philomont
Manassas
T. Burke
Clifton
Lawrence Wilson
Washington
Martin L. Jarrett
R. S. Burke
Frank M. Rahm
Italag
Sons of Veterans
Marshall
Darlington's Grove
Iden
Col. Chamnan
T. P. Bryan
Claude G. Stephenson
Robert W. Slunter
Winchester
C. C. Carlin
Polk Miller
Arrests in Stamp Frauds Shake New York Courtroom
State officials move to curb stamp thefts and washings as Benjamin Alexander of Knickerbocker Stamp Company and clerk Timothy J. Sullivan face arraignment on charges of criminally receiving $500 worth of stolen stamps from a brokerage. First Deputy State Comptroller Hallett indicates leaders in the stamp-washing scheme may be identified. losses to the state are placed near 1 million annually.
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New York
Benjamin Alexander
Knickerbocker Stamp Company
Newstreet
Timothy J. Sullivan
Alexander
Hallett
the &Rraignmen
Patterson resigns bid for third Tennessee term
Governor Patterson withdraws as Democratic candidate for governor of Tennessee to seek party harmony. He cites opposition from independents allied with Republicans and urges unified effort to prevent Republican control in November. He explains personal reluctance, urges a new, acceptable Democratic candidate, and denounces factionalism and slander.
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Cooper
Carmack
Supreme Court
Nashville
Tenn
M. Fr. Patterson
Tennessee
Patterson
Democratic Party
B. W. Hooper
Prince
Gov. Patterson
Gav. Patterson
State Executive Committee
Mentleman
Jand
Independent Democratic Convention
Republican Party
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Washington Post
Chicago
Hamilton Club
William Lorimer
John E. Batton
F. T. Rawlings
Tryde
Te Department
Mrs. Hyde
Hawin
Holmes
Bertha Bureh
Bureau of Statistica
Statistician
Bureh
California
Washington-Sunset
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A. J. Poston
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Federal Service
Foreign Commission
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Fenitentiary
Guerrilla Band
University of Virginia
Washington County
First
Virgin Cavalry
J. BE. GB. Stuart
W. E. Jones
Stuart
Seagauarters
Jefferson Davis
BR. JE. Less
Forty-third Battalion
Virginia Cavalry
Gen. Lee
Stoughton
Fairfax Court House
McClellan
Baltimore and Return
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Royal Limited
King
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Cincinnati
Chesapeake & Ohio
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