Dubuque Divorce Filing Stirs City Wealthy Citizen
A sensational Dubuque divorce suit by Mrs John Bradley against her husband John H Cradhson, a wealthy local figure, petitions statutory fault and excessive drinking. Alimony of £100,000 and custody of three children, plus $500 monthly support and $4,000 for suit costs, are asked.
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Cde Sallivens
Adil
Deventer
Gasten
Creston Baptist E
Dubuque
John Bradley
John H. Cradhson
Wiliam Bradley
Edmund Tlayes
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Imogene
Nive Miles
Shenandoah
Rome
Coventry
Fred Ours
Dows
Tilder Tsaac
Political turbulence as Taft and Roosevelt clash
The piece chronicles campaign moves across multiple states with Taft touring Wisconsin and the Midwest while Roosevelt issues strong statements over the Foraker incident. Du Pont resigns from the Republican National Committee campaign bureau, and West Virginia sees C. W. Swisher withdraw as governor candidate. Mrs Bryan campaigns in Ohio and Gompers testifies in a cement case. New Independence party nominates Clarence J. Shearn for New York governor.
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OR Mihai
Commenttig
Mathemal Cane
Reva Canpadian
Sack
Roosevelt
Chatman Titchcock
Repubean National
Gen. T. Coleman DuPont
Delaware
Lntest
National Committee
Taft
Wisconsin
da Follett
May Bryan
Ohio
New York State
Independence Party
Clarence J. Shearn
New York
Samuel Gompers
I. W. van Cleave
Jodge Widian WI
Cincinnati
Middle West
Senator Foraker
Ridge Taft
C. W. Swisher
West Virginia
Governors Hearing in Chicago on Standard Oil Ties
Governor Haskell of Oklahoma, treasurer of the Democratic national committee, was summoned to meet Mr. Bryan in Chicago for a hearing over charges of involvement with the Standard Oil Company. Andrew Carnegie plans a British hero fund and will entrust trustees with 250000 dollars. Allan Forbes from Salem was convicted of cruelty to his pony in a Myopia game, fined fifty dollars. Mrs. Jack Gardner, Boston social leader, caused a stir by walking in Copley Square in a sheath gown open to the knee. President Roosevelt ended his vacation and left Oyster Bay for Washington with his family and staff. Col. William F. Stewart, coast artillery, ordered to appear before a retiring board to assess his disability.
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Gov. Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
America
Andrew Carnegie
Great Britain
Allan Forbes
Salem
Mass
Jack Gardner
Boston
Copley Square
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Washington
William F. Stewart
Coast Artillery
Fort Grant
Ariz
Multiple Disasters and Events Across the Nation Today
Nineteen killed and about 30 injured in a collision near Young’s Point Montana. Fires in Fond du Lac Wisconsin destroy churches and homes worth 250000 dollars. Banker James W. Pant dies at Hot Springs Virginia. Colton South Carolina savings bank robbed of about 1000 dollars. Danish nobleman Count M Thue von Bentzen weds Alice M Baer of St Louis. Redding California wires burn 100000 dollars in business and lodging losses. Baltimore and Ohio bridge collapse at Havre de Grace Maryland injures one. Mrs. John Dalton near Pikhart Texas drives herself to insanity and kills her baby. Actor Nat C Goodwin seeks divorce in Reno. Abe Raymer acquitted of riot charges in Springfield. William Jennings Bryan defends Gov Haskell to Roosevelt over Standard Oil links.
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Colton
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Alice M. Baer
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Wire
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Cal
Baltimore & Ohio
Susquehanna River
Havre de Grace
John Dalton
Pikhart
Tex
Nat C. Goodwin
Bessie
Lal Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Reno, Ney
Abe Raymer
Toliiz
Ged di Rears
Eniefde
Shootine Himseldt
Philatelphia
Lisold
Florence Murshid
Sweatligirt
Hoenitsele
Tasie Neslet
West Orien
Walter Whithook
Rurder
Hes
Ariow Whithoe
Jerenih Lynch
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Wisconsin Bridge E Tran Company
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Ghee
Erie
Uay TM
A. O. Hrawn & Ga
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Calro
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Scranton
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Forest Service
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Tulu Kreitzer
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Michigay
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Mich
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Adirondams
Gerard
Supreme Court of New York
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Mexico
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Samar
Leyte
Junzon
Panay
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Haskell
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Yankee
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Standard Oil Company
St. Petersburg
Paraguay
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Mr. Gould
Lewis Purner
la Grange
Dora Helmney
Halleee
Global unrest and disasters across continents dominate news
A wild mix of events floods the page: political turmoil as leaders issue manifestos and force elections, violent crime cases in Philadelphia and Wisconsin, severe fires tearing towns in Michigan and Wisconsin, a spate of natural disasters including earthquakes, typhoons, and train wrecks, plus legal battles, corporate shifts, and a royal assassination plot thwarted in Spain. The report traces widespread unrest, calamity, and high-profile legal actions with multiple named places and figures.
Des Moines News Covers Mothers Day Proposals and War Office Plans
A 1909 Des Moines column reports Iowa Mothers Congress urging the governor’s proclamation for Mothers Day with focus on child welfare, education, and regional services. It also notes Major J. Broughton’s recommendations to expand wartime encampments, and a Y M C A lot purchase for a new building.
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Waller Brown
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Des Moines
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Congress of Mothers
J. Broughton
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War Department
Agricultural College
Broughton
National Guard of
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