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Took A Widow And Six

Summary

Took A Widow And Six is a news article[1].

Key Facts

  • Took A Widow And Six's image is recorded as Ira Lowe and Adelheide Oppenheimer in The Sun of New York City, New York on January 27, 1897.jpg[2].
  • Took A Widow And Six's instance of is recorded as news article[3].
  • Took A Widow And Six's publication date is recorded as +1897-01-27T00:00:00Z[4].
  • Took A Widow And Six's main subject is recorded as Adelheid Oppenheimer[5].
  • Took A Widow And Six's main subject is recorded as Ira Lowe[6].
  • Took A Widow And Six's main subject is recorded as Gerson Rothgeiser[7].
  • Took A Widow And Six's main subject is recorded as Rose Lavelle Rothgeiser[8].
  • Took A Widow And Six's main subject is recorded as Lena Rothgeiser[9].
  • Took A Widow And Six's document file on Wikimedia Commons is recorded as Ira Lowe and Adelheide Oppenheimer in The Sun of New York City, New York on January 27, 1897.jpg[10].
  • Took A Widow And Six's published in is recorded as The Sun[11].
  • Took A Widow And Six's title is recorded as Took A Widow And Six. Lowe Married Also Into Real Estate And Lawsuits. Proceedings for Divorce, Separation, Abandonment, Slander, Assault, Replevin, and to Set Aside Conveyances. A suggestion of Hypnosis Thrown in by Mrs. Lowe.[12].
  • Took A Widow And Six's first line is recorded as Adelheid Lowe has an action on before Justice Pryor of the Supreme Court yesterday to set aside a conveyance of a half interest in two houses made by her to Ira Lowe immediately before her marriage to him.[13].

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Designation and Status

Took A Widow And Six's instance of is recorded as news article[3].

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