01 Mar 1892
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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1892
Page
1
Mrs Viola Pierce begins divorce proceedings against her Highland Falls husband George Pierce whom she married in 1883. The couple's troubled marriage included separations to South Norwalk and Kin, with co respondent O Donnell named. Publication service sparked counter suits and a first hearing ordered support payments.
The Sayward Behring Sea case was decided against Britain by the U S Supreme Court. The court held the Alaska District Court acted as a United States district court and could be subject to a writ of prohibition. Also reported are indictments of Warren Springer for manslaughter in a boiler explosion and Senate confirmations of several nominations.
March 1 reports say Jay Gould departed New York bound for Washington aboard a private car attached to a limited train to escape March winds and neuralgia. Helen Gould's maid and Miss Gould accompanied him as he showed signs of illness and weakness.
Mrs. Nevins, mother of Marie Nevins Blaine, accuses Secretary Blaine of lying in his divorce defense and recounts a tense visit at the Blaine mansion in Augusta. She testifies Marie asked to see her husband, Blaine lashed out, a nurse and child left the room, and she condemns Blaine’s conduct as brutal and misleading.
New York March 1 Rev Thea J Ducey pastor of St Leo s Catholic Church says he acted with Archbishop Corrigan s knowledge and dispensation when marrying James G Blaine Jr and Marie Nevins Speaker Blaine accuses him of transgressing priestly duties Ducey cites Archbishop approval and vows to publish the priest s letter in response to Mr Blaine Archivist secretary Mur er comments on the matter and the Archbishop s limited role in granting the dispensation
The report notes a Brooklyn audience event with singing and dancing. Subscriptions for the Third National Church in Brooklyn total 5100 from multiple donors. Also Norfolk: U S Marshal arrests counterfeiting suspects Grumman Allen and Brundage for passing a counterfeit coin and attempting to pass the note.
A vivid sketch of San Francisco living patterns with moving lodgings, boarding houses, and restaurant lunches. It contrasts mobile households, packed schedules, and social routines with the city’s dining options, noting modest dinners and the era’s social dynamics among overworked, frugal residents. It ends with an odd medical advertisement.
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