Millionaire Guggenheim faces bid to overturn 1901 Chicago divorce
Grace Guggenheim accuses William Guggenheim of fraud to secure their Chicago divorce and seeks to invalidate it. She alleges misrepresentation and nonresidency, claims alimony was misappropriated, and says the defendant is a top Guggenheim and wealthy.
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Edward F. Dunne
Chicago
Eircuit Court
Grace BK. Guggenheim
Dunne
Linola
Guggenheim
Louis Winer
New York
Aine
Lillian Steinberger
William ©. Herbert
Gugeenheim
Jules Roger Wahl
France
Guegenheim
Manhattan
Buro
Daniel Guegenheim
South Dakota
Wahi
Gusagenbeins
Imperial Shrine Session Lights Louisville Street Pageant
Thousands gather as the Imperial Council meets in Louisville Ky for the thirty fifth annual Shrine session. Arab patrols parade in ornate finery while Drills at the first regiment armory entertain the crowd. A notable ceremony honors James Emmington Boyle as emeritus ad vitam and Ellis Lewis Carnett may become imperial outer guard depending on tradition.
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Louisville
Mystic Shrine
James Emmington
Boyle
Zigla Temple
Utica
Orental
Sen Lrelaco
Dean Cran
K. Street
Richmond
Imperial
Ellis Lewis Carnettson
Tacoma, Wash
Imperial Outer Guard
Duty on Wool Debated in Senate Tariff Session
Senator Dolliver pushes ad valorem wool duties and grading by shrinkage amid debate on Dingley provisions. Senator Carter lectures on wool manufacture with wool samples while President Taft veto rumors are denied as Aldrich outlines tariff conference norms.
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Finance Committee
Payne
House
Carter
Senate
Dolliver
Smoot
Warren
Carterall
Nelson
Miestusippi
Wyoming
Dedlliver
Clay
Nego O'Clock
Aldrich
Congress
Taft
Chicago
MacVeagh
Gecertary
Washington
Balloon Race Winner Questioned After Long Flight
John Berry of University City lands at Lookout Mountain nine miles from Fort Payne Alabama after 26 hours 35 minutes aloft covering about 375 miles. Aide P J McCullough accompanies him as currents shift northward delaying further flight.
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St. Louis
Indianapolis
John Berry
University City
P. J. McCullough
Freestone
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Berry
Wickersham Links Broad Culture to True Civic Power
U S Attorney General George W. Wickersham urged Lehigh alumni that technical training alone fails to guarantee success. He cited Dr Henry Coppee and Renaissance learning as proof that broad intellectual culture enhances leadership in business, government, and society.
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Morning Journal
Bethlehem
Alumni Association
Lehigh University
George W. Wickersham
United States
Henry Coppee
Blackstone
Lehigh
Technical
Mr. Wickersham
Wickersham
Fife
Saramaniie
Michael Angelo
Hrmelleschi
St Peter's
Rome
Duomo
Florence
Leonardo
Raphael
Titan
Ghiberti
Luca Della Roebbia
Donatello
Dante
Petrarch
Erasmund Colet
Arristo
Guicciardisi
Trinity College
Caml Duc
Arkbright
Feroneus
Wyder
Franklin
Humboldt
Buosen
Priestley
Diana
Ephesus
Aeschylus
Euripides
Roman Forum
Horace
Pliny
Plutarch
France
England
James Russell Lowell
Rabelais
Goethe
Shakespeare
Cervantes
Israel
Balloon race fuel reports clash over Indiana entry
Indiana races reported a balloon named University City may have won after conflicting messages. Pilot Merry said the craft landed southeast of Fort Payne Alabama, about 370 miles from Indianapolis, challenging earlier claims of a Blanehs Tennessee landing and Turkish distance leaders.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
University City
Blanehs ‘Tenn
Merry
Fort Payne
Ala
Indianapel
Derry
Ullough
Holland Forbes
New York
Corinth
Mies
Indianapelie
Indiana Balloon Race Winners Crown Fisher and University City
Indianapolis pilot Carl G. Fisher won the trophy he offered for the balloon staying longest in the National race. He reported landing near Tennessee City after about 18 hours aloft. University City appears to win the distance contest with around 500 miles, while Indiana logged roughly 320 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Carl G. Fisher
Indiana
Tucumcari May Be Chosen For The Next Meet
Over two hundred Civil War veterans attend the Grand Army encampment in Alamogordo New Mexico with the Woman's Relief Corps. Delegates plan events including camp fires and a city tour as Tucumcari is favored for the next annual gathering.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Department of New Mexico
Grand Army of the Republic
Veumal
Woman's Relief Corps
Tast
Tucumeshi
Nnrnual
Thei
Effort to pool white burley tobacco crop
The Hurley Tobacco Society meets in Winchester with delegates from 32 countries to decide on pooling the white burley crop this year. If 40 percent of growers do not adopt the plan the movement will be abandoned. Estimates place burley production at 200 million pounds if night riders do not interfere.
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Lexington
Hurley Tobacco Society
Winchester
Burley
International Horse Show Second Prize at London Event
William H. Moore of New York took second prize with Berkeley Bantam in class II pony stallions at the International Horse Show in London. The judging occurred this morning and the pony is described as not exceeding fourteen hands.
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London
William H. Moore
New York
Berkeley Bantam
Southern Pacific Calls In Preferred Stock For Retirement
New York, June 8. The Southern Pacific board voted to retire the preferred stock at 116 per share in cash on July 1. Holders may take 115 cash or 20 cash plus 100 in 4% 20 year debentures or convert to common stock. The plan allows up to 100 million of 4% convertible bonds. Directors also authorized 100 million in 4 1/2 percent 20 year bonds and debentures redeemable after three years at 105. A 3% semiannual dividend on preferred and 1% quarterly on common was declared.
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New York
Southern Pacific Company
Harriman Arrives in Paris from London
K H Harriman arrived in Paris today from London amid continued rumor and public interest in his travel status and business talks.
Woodmen of World in Flourishing Condition
Reports from the Woodmen of the World biennial convention show membership rising to 50 116 increasing surance certificates by 963 155 100 with total assets of 68 826 224 and an emergency fund of 7 256 968. Liabilities are listed at 694 344 and Emma B Manchester reports strong growth for the Woodmen Circle auxiliary.
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Detroit
Mich
Sovereign
John T Yates
Pepe
Supreme Guardian
Emma B. Manchester
Supreme Forest
Woodmen Circle
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Woodmen of the World
Porto Rico Guards Against Favorite Vice
Federal authorities monitor lottery ticket imports to Porto Rico from Santo Domingo. Local police intercepted a shipment on Saturday, seizing four packets valued at 4000 dollars after the steamer from Santo Domingo arrived.
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San Juan
P. R
Servier
Porto Rico
Santo Domingo
Bases for report tart will veto tariff
Senate and House leaders directed framing of a tariff veto plan amid a Washington battle over tariff policy. The maneuver aims to influence how the administration handles proposed duties.
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Washington
Senate
House
Pennsylvania Steel to Restore Wages in July
Announcement says wage scale cut by 10 percent on April 1 will be restored July 1. The order affects nearly 7000 men at Pennsylvania Steel in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Wase
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Knickerbocker Trust Directors Plan Early surplus certificate payout
In New York the Knickerbocker Trust Company directors voted to anticipate August 1 payments of 25 percent on surplus certificates. Earlier they advanced on certificates of deposit, leaving only surplus certificates to be paid under the reorganization plan amid a rapid recovery in the financial district.
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New York
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Passengers Narrow Escape From Ship Fume Incident
Morning Journal reports a valve burst in the Pacific Mail steamer Chin that caused cabin fumes aboard the vessel returning from the Orient. Mrs. C B R Busenstock and her young child were overcome. officers helped them to safety as a boy heroically tried to save his brother and alert others.
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Morning Journal Special
San Francisco
Pacific Mai
Orient
C. BR. Busenstock
Manila Bulletin
Bie
Rosenstock
Cloudburst damages rail lines and town infrastructure
A second cloudburst wrecked the Chicago Great Western track between Shannon City and Benton destroying roadbed and delaying service between Kansas City and Des Moines. In Rapid City South Dakota a cloudburst flooded Underwood four feet, damaging property and causing several fatalities.
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Dew Moines
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Shannon City
Benton
Kansas City
Des Moines
Hapid City
Underwood
Pierre and
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Fire danger rises near Keswick endangering Bird settlement
Advices received today from Keswick report the fire situation growing more alarming in the vicinity. The Bird settlement is in great danger as flames threaten homes and properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederickton
N. B
Keswick
Confederate Veterans Event Sparks Flower Parade in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee a Confederate veterans gathering included an initial heat of events with twenty persons reported dead and two dying. A reception for women of the Confederacy occurred tonight followed by a flower parade with many women participants after an afternoon invasion program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Women of the Confederacy
Dreadnought Addition Accepted by Imprejal Government
Melbourne sends a cablegram announcing the imprejal government accepts the formal offer for a Dreadnought addition to the navy. The message confirms approval from Melbourne and outlines the naval expansion plan.
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Melbourne
Imprejal
Admiral and Baroness Uriu visit Vassar College
Admiral and Baroness Uriu of Japan attended the class day exercises at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie June 8. The baroness is a graduate of the college.
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Baroness Uriu
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie, N
Uriu
Japan
Adana Massacre Court Martial Sentences Reported
Constantinople reports twelve Muslims and five Armenians sentenced to death by court martial for involvement in the Adana massacres last April. The treacherous uprising and violence in Adana sparked the harsh rulings.
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Constantinople
Adana
Centennial of Art of Printing in Northwest Celebrated in Detroit
Detroit marks the centennial of printing in the Northwest Territory with a ceremony at the Detroit Museum of Art. Father Gabriel Richards founded the first press here. Melville E. Stone of the Associated Press gave the main address. Speakers included Lawton T. Hemans, Father Farnest Vandyke, H. M. Utley, Beatrice Larned Witney, and William Stocking.
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Morning Journal
Detroit
Old Northwest Territory
Wee
Detroit Museum of Art
Gabriel Richards
West
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
Lawton T. Heman
Mason, Mich
Farnest Vandyke
Father Hichards
Ten Wilderness
H. M. Utley
Beatrice Larned Witney
William Stocking
Patber Richards
Wilder
Northwest Territory
Michigan Easay
Baltimore
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William Gugsenheim
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Scott
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Grand Army
Alamogordos
Southern Pacific
Supreme Officers of Order
Knickerbocker Trust Company Settling UP
Pacific Mail
Vetetans
Northwest
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