Her Husband A Hypnotist (Q111679985)
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| English | Her Husband A Hypnotist |
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Her Husband A Hypnotist. Peculiar Troubles Of A New York Woman. Deeded Away Houses. The Marriage Arranged By A Schatchen. A Series Of Lawsuits. A Matrimonial Speculation Which Apparently Resulted Only in Profit to the Odd Job Tailor Who Possesses a Strange But Effective Influence. (English)
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27 January 1897Gregorian
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Adelheid Lowe had an action before the supreme court to-day to set aside a conveyance of a half interest in two houses made by her to Ira Lowe, immediately before her marriage to him. (English)
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Two grown girls testified today that, from very soon after the marriage of their mother to Lowe, he had been making desperate love to them, and that he had told them that be did not love their mother, but had married her for their sakes. … The two elder daughters are Rosie, 19 years old; and Lena, 17. (English)
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