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Story February 20, 1908

Valentine Democrat

Valentine, Cherry County, Nebraska

What is this article about?

Engagement between multi-millionaire former Senator Henry G. Davis and Miss Maud Ashford ends due to opposition from Davis's daughter, Mrs. Elkins, and family. No lawsuit or settlement expected, per Washington dispatch.

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DAVIS NOT TO MARRY.

Family Opposes Union of Aged Millionaire and Miss Ashford.

Miss Maud Ashford will not become the wife of former Senator Henry G. Davis, the multi-millionaire West Virginian and father-in-law of Senator Stephen B. Elkins of that State.

The engagement between Miss Ashford and Mr. Davis has been broken, it is stated. There will be no breach of promise suit, no money settlement by Mr. Davis on Miss Ashford and no further consideration of an alliance between them. These statements, according to a Washington dispatch, were made by Miss Ashford. Rumors had been circulated that this would be the outcome, because of the strong opposition to the proposed marriage by Mrs. Elkins, daughter of Mr. Davis, and members of her family.

What sub-type of article is it?

Family Drama Romance

What themes does it cover?

Family Social Manners

What keywords are associated?

Broken Engagement Family Opposition Millionaire Marriage Senator Family

What entities or persons were involved?

Miss Maud Ashford Henry G. Davis Mrs. Elkins Senator Stephen B. Elkins

Where did it happen?

Washington

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Key Persons

Miss Maud Ashford Henry G. Davis Mrs. Elkins Senator Stephen B. Elkins

Location

Washington

Story Details

The engagement between Miss Maud Ashford and former Senator Henry G. Davis has been broken due to strong opposition from Mrs. Elkins and other family members. No breach of promise suit, money settlement, or further alliance consideration will occur.

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