Acting Mayor Sued for Divorce in New York Case
Avie Fornes, former acting mayor, is defendant in a divorce suit filed in New York. The complaint alleges desertion and lists address and residency changes. Fornes denies political motive, says suit was begun while he was away, and vows to contest the action at the September term in Rutland.
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New York
Charles V. Fornes
Mie Fornes
Ruud
Sne
Residunes
Hanie
Rutland Amiuits
Pavers
Paris
Burane
Jia Lefe
Vornes
Ratlaard
Vormes
Canal workers feed the diggers as Panama project advances
Chryman Shonty of the Panama commission arrived aboard the Mexica and outlined plans to ease canal work. He cited housing and food needs, warned of yellow fever risks, and described measures in Colon such as a refrigerating plant and quartering for laborers. He noted freight, railroad, and labor arrangements to accelerate the effort and ensure provisions for American staff.
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New York
Wen Finplores
Panama Canal
Chryhman Shonty
Peramsa Con Rermission
Calon
Shonts
Hmas
Panama
Colon
Ternanne
Firsr
Armes
Canal
Tomade
Panny Eat
Anders
Etatstromy
Interstate Commerce Convention Plans in Chicago
Milwaukee August meeting of the executive committee representing 290 business organizations decided to call a convention in Chicago in late October to express public sentiment for an amendment to the Interstate Commerce Act that would give the commission power to compel reasonable rates.
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Milwaukee
Enterstate Commerce Law
Chicago
Peace prospects at Portsmouth clouded by hard terms
A press summary from St Petersburg reports official and public sentiment that Japan’s terms are too harsh for Russia to accept without concessions on indemnity and territory. Moscow observers expect possible concessions if Japan shows reasonableness, while Russia remains eager for an honorable peace and lasting settlement.
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SS. Petersburg
Aus
Associated Press
Ina
Portsmouth Mesty
Japan
Portsmouis
Russia
Nereistentes
Nnussia
Slyenguk
Fragmentary notes on pre republic conduct and rail bond funds
Fragmentary OCR text notes ex-officials of the government accused of misconduct before the republic. It mentions committees handling the case and an appropriation related to payments on bonds of the Vane Hoey railroad.
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Vane Hoey
Armistice Viewed Amid Manchuria Tensions and Pact Talks
Portsmouth dispatch reports uneasy calm between Japanese and Russian missions as negotiations progress. Oyama poised to strike if talks fail, with potential engagements pending troop movements and positions. Both sides fear losing world credibility if war resumes. Armistice vibes persist but a renewed clash could erupt with any misstep.
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Portsmouth
Manchuria
Oyama
Gvaia
Uae
Flarbin
Spanish War Veterans Meet in Bozeman
Bozeman hosts the fifth annual encampment and reunion of the Montana Spanish War Veterans as part of the Interstate Fair events on August 29 and 30. Local Commander Louis Vanderbrook calls a Wednesday meeting to appoint committees and arrange the program and speakers for visiting veterans from Helena Butte Great Falls Kalispell Lewistown and Bozeman.
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Hipeelal
Bozeman
United Spantan War Veterans
Louis Vanderbrook
Jocal Camp
Jocal
Butte
Helena
Great Falls
Butre
Kalfepell
Lewistown
American Osteopaths' Convention Opens in Denver
Denver, Oct. 14. Several hundred osteopaths attend the ninth annual American Osteopath association convention opening tonight. Noted visitors include Dr. Stil, founder of the Kirksville school, and Dr. Laugmin, head of the faculty. Authors on osteopathy will deliver addresses. Dr. Connell of Chicago opened tonight's session, replying to Mayor Speer’s welcome. An internal reception followed. the convention lasts four days.
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Denver
Ate
American Osteopath Association
Stil
School of
Kirksville
Laugmin
Ihcau
Almn Iere
Connell of
Chicayzo
Speer
Collision in Palmira during HA demonstration turns tense
Report from Sanw Glara province describes a collision between a fusionisty faction followers of Gov Jose Migual Gomez and rural guards and police at Palmira yesterday. Many shots were fired with no injuries reported.
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Havens
Jose Migual Gomez
Plaes
Palmira
Sanw Glara
Petition Denied in Fraud Order Case in St Louis
Tinlge Van Devanter of the circuit court denied the armend um petition by People's United States Bank of St. Louis. The request sought an injunction to halt enforcement of a fraud order issued against the bank by U S postal authorities.
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St. Louis, Ave. 1
Tinlge van Devanter
Circuit Court
Armendum
People's United States Bank of St. Louis
United States Postal Authorities
Victims Improving After Assault in Mississippiville Case
Bilston Minnesota report says Dr. B Schulte and his wife, both New York residents, were assaulted by William Curtis. Doctors report complications but anticipate recovery. officials note ongoing improvement in the victims' conditions.
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Bilston
B. Schulte
New York
National Bakers Strike Sympathy Urged by Chicago Board
The national board of the Bakers and Confectioners union met to consider calling a sympathetic strike by bakers in New York and Brooklyn to support Washer bakers currently on strike. The Aug 13 meeting discussed action to aid the workers locally and nationally.
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Chicago
National
The
Gakers and Confection- National Nation
New York
Brooklyn
Pleasant Memories in Wilkestacre Autograph Photos
President Hoosewell, who visited Thursday East, sent autograph photographs to Mayor Fred Kirkenstall and Rev. J. J. Curran of this city. The photos bear inscriptions, recalling pleasant memories of an interesting city.
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Wilkestacre
Hoosewell
Fred OL Kirkenstall
J. J. Curran
Edward Sails for Marienbad on Natal Course
Edward sails from Town on Aug 11 bound for Marienbad to pursue the natal course. En route he will stop at Ischl to hold an interview with Emperor Francin Josenh.
Russians to the Front Leave Sixteenth Corps Move
The sixteenth corps of the Russian forces is set to depart for the front, advancing toward the theater of operations as tensions rise along the front.
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St. Petershire
Avin
Moexi Road to Install Seven Oil Tanks in Weeks
In Fon Peel Texas on August 14 the Moexi road announces live preparations and a plan to erect seven large oil storage tanks at multiple points within a few weeks.
Amnesty Bill Clears House Amid Turbulent Debate
Mavaua August reports the house passed the amnesty bill amid a tense session. Supporters cited reconciliation while opponents warned of potential abuse and long term political ramifications. The measure now proceeds to the senate for consideration.
Fatty’s Suicide Attempt Foiled By Toole Observation
A man made an apparent suicide attempt in the presence of a girl but was stopped by Toole. The incident involved a perilous scene and efforts to prevent self harm, with local observers noting the risk and Toole’s timely intervention.
New Haven Romance Ends In Suicide Attempts
Garhgey of New York City attempted suicide twice in New Haven in the presence of Lulu Toole a corset model. Garnsey a Yale graduate hopeful had driven with Toole and his sister May to various spots before attempting poisoning again and leaping from a carriage. He was treated at Grace hospital and later returned to New York. Toole reports no clear motive beyond a possible broken romance and notes Garnsey had not completed his studies.
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New Haven
Conn
Owen A”. Garhgey
New York City
Lulu Toole
Mius ‘Loole
St. Louis Exposition
Philadelphia
Sin
Yale
Garnsey
Squire Garnsey
New York
Fenny Garnsey
Miss Toole
May
the Toole Hone
Lan” Lig
Ney
State Hospital
Owen
Withow
Miss Tome
Arnsey
Hackman
Tuthill
Derby
Breen Owen
Ste Herman
Harry Welch
Aoice
Grace Hospital
Svith
Hot In the Shell Scientific School
Walt Pullman in Critical Condition After Accident
Walter Banker Pullman, son of the Pullman family, lies in a critical state following a fall from a vehicle in Belmont. His wife and a physician attend him at home as doctors monitor possible complications and strive for recovery.
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Walt Pullman
Malen
Walter Banker
Pullman
San Sive Mar Uke
Belmont
Mvs
Gunshot Fatality Near Portland In Lake Incident
Information from Trout Lake Wash reports Herbert Witten of St John s suburb of Portland died from a gunshot wound. Witten and two companions were in a boat on a lake when he raised his gun to his stomach and the shot caused a fatal wound.
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Portland
Herbert Witten
St. John's
Witten
Coninanions
Wiltin
Coryphone Wreck Near Cape Prince of Wales
A vessel named Coryphone wrecked in northern waters about 15 miles off Cape Prince of Wales after striking a reef. Thirty crew members escaped in small boats. Captain Weodin, owner, and his wife survived and reached Nome aboard the steamer Corwin. Coryphone had departed Seattle in June.
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Wash
Coryphone
Cape Prince of Wales
Seatijg
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