Baltimore Widow Denies Engagement Lies in Schorr Case
May 29 dispatches narrate Mrs. Margaret M. Smith of Baltimore, aged about 40, denying claims in Rev. Henry Greenfield Schorr letters published in New York papers. She calls the letters cowardly and says she could not marry him, though she cared for him. Schorr, 29, was connected to St. Paul's Episcopal Church. The article outlines social circles around Mrs. Smith and reactions from friends and clergy. It also notes a Baltimore letter from Mrs. Smith denying the engagement allegations and expressing distress over the affair.
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Baltimore
Jared
Batrimany
Henry Greenfield Schorr
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Margaret M. Smith
Mrs. Smith
New York Yacht Club replies to America cup challenge
The New York Yacht club answers Lord Dunraven’s America cup challenge confirming all points raised, waiving minor differences, and insisting future races follow the new deed of gift. Secretary J F Tams replaces Gouverneur Cartwright. the committee includes James D Smith James D Fish William Krebs and J R Busk. The letter’s text will be public only after Royal Yacht squadron review.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Earl of Dunraven
J. F. Tams
Gouverneur Cartwright
James D. Smith
James D. Fish
William Krebs
J. R. Busk
Terry
Electra
Latham Fish
Grayling
Rutherford Stuyvesant
Philip Schuyler
Mother Dead Son Drunk in East Sixtieth Street Tenement
Bridget Hanrahan fifty is found dead in her East Sixtieth Street residence. Her eighteen year old son John, in a weakened state from alcohol and hunger, is found with the body and unable to explain the death. He is taken to Bellevue Hospital for treatment.
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New York Tenement
New York
Bridget Hanrahan
East Sixtieth Street
John
Bellevue Hospital
Paris Sees Humbert Visit Strasburg Aside Emperor
Paris's excitement over the Strasburg incident grows as rivals doubt the planned visit by King Humbert and Emperor William. French officials say the king was deterred after learning the hostility his trip provoked in France. Ex-Speaker Charles J. Noyes is discussed as a potential eastern pick for a future Interstate Commerce commissioner. Telegraphic briefs cover court actions, indictments, arrests, and a fatal freight-train collision in Connecticut.
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Strasburg
Paris
Menabrea
France
Humbert
William
Charles J. Noyes
Washington
Harrison
Cullom
Tilinois
Interstate Commerce
Maybrick Inquest Opens Over Death By Poison
The inquest into the death of Michael Maybrick, allegedly poisoned by his wife, unfolds with testimony from his brother and a nurse who found poison labels altered, a parcel described as arsenic for cats, and a letter from Mrs Maybrick to a man named Brierly. Evidence shows tampering with medicines, purchases of arsenic fly papers, and threats linked to the suspect. Also reported are other notes on a Cincinnati murder charge against Clifford Porter, a death of Ex-Congressman John Hammond, and various brief dispatches from across the country.
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Maybrick
Alice Japp
Brierly
Liverpool
Edwin Maybrick
Mr. Maybrick
Desperate riots threaten Belgrade and beyond
Desperate rioting continues in Belgrade amid attacks on progressists and a priest. Armies of armed peasants march on Belgrade as dynamite is used against depu ties houses. Casualties include soldiers killed and many wounded while police and deputies flee the country.
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Thetreets
Benerapve
Garaslianine
Ealdes
Belgrade
Must Submit or Fight Terrible Conflagration
A chaotic report notes a massive fire in Podhajco Galicia destroying 600 houses a church and a synagogue with many lives lost. Twelve corpses recovered from the ruins as rescue work continues and regional damage assessments unfold amid ongoing war era dispatches.
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Vienna
Podhajco
Galicia
Indicted trio linked to Cronin murder in Chicago
Grand jury returns true bills against Woodruff Sullivan and Coughlin for the murder of Dr. Cronin. Sullivan, the Lake View iceman, confesses to a contract with Cronin’s killers and names several involved, but police doubt his story. Sullivan is jailed as Coughlin also faces remand. A separate report places Williams under arrest in Indiana for Cronin’s remains removal.
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Boston
Allen
Standard Benefit Insurance Association
Nott
Albany
Michael J. McMahon
E. J. Sullivan
Waterfliet
J. W. Morgan
William H. Watson
New York
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Louis Constans
Newport
William F. McClure
Housatonic
Connecticut
Trumbull
Sweetland
Rhode Island Supreme Court
Sprague
Chaffee
Manitoba
Ontario
Michigan
Wisconsin
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Lake View
P. H. Cronin
Sullivan
Dr. Cronin
Carlson Cottage
Captain Wing
Lieut. Schnettler
Sullivan's
Lincoln Avenue
lan-na-Gael
Chicago Avenue
Dan Coughlin
Chicago
Sour Bexp
Ind
Ashland Avenue
Chain Lakes
Williams
Union League Club House Plans Gain Brooklyn Backing
In New York May 22 a discussion of summer hotels and city attractions highlights politics fading as Col F A Loveland is named pension agent and John F Plummer named government director of the Union Pacific. A proposed Union League clubhouse in Brooklyn draws praise for its size, beauty, and impact on city life, while stories float about ex banker James Fish and the rehabilitation of his public image.
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Col. F. A. Loveland
City
John F. Plummer
Union Pacific Railroad
Union League Club
Brooklyn
Kings County
Republican Party
Union League
Henry Street
James D.sh
Marino Bank
Wall Street
Fish
Maiden Lane
Newaboys
Wallstreet
Cleveland
Phelps
Reid
Horace Greeley
Whitelaw Reid
Pony
The
Tribune
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Hassard
Tribune Association
William Orton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Colfax
Zebulon L. White
Oakes Ames
Credit Mobilier
Orton
New York
William Walter Phelps
Germany
Second National Bank
John Eno
Eno
Comedie Francaise
Coquelin
Delmonico’s
Paris
Tribune and Herald
Mr. Reid
France
Critle
Herald
Bennett
Mogue
Friand
Andon
Petruchio
T. Brows
Real Estate Listings with Discounts on Summer and Scovill
Real estate notes include Ist Ist a strip on Summer street 158 ft front 100 deep 170 rear room for four cash discount 500 if sold at once. 2d a lot on Scovill street 78 by 108 with old buildings yearly rent about 000 to 6 380. 4th a large brick building at Waterville road lot 100x120 room for two new buildings if moved short distance 500 discount if sold quickly estate settlement. Also good lot on South Main 50x150 asking 1 750 sewer paid. Hills street lots available 900 and up. Insurance and foreign exchange offerings and investments line.
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Summer Street
Scovill Street
Waterville Road
South Main Street
Hill Street
Dr Chip Man Promises Natural Look Teeth
An ad-style notice promotes Dr Chipman offering natural looking teeth and painless extraction options. It highlights his skill in minimizing jaw trauma and gum damage during procedures, urging readers to choose his services.
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Chipman
DR Chipman
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