Chess by Gable Americans Lead British at Start
The six board match between American and British university teams opened in New York with Roosevelt and Griggs sending cables. American players held four boards with favorable positions while one or two were even or slightly worse, giving the Americans the lead at adjournment.
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New York
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
British Chess Club
Whitehall
London
Roosevelt
Albany
Knickerbocker A. C
Cope
Griggs
South
Hall
John W. Griggs
Falk
Columbia
Tattersall
gCambridge
Meyer
George
Ord
Arensberg
Harvard
Mc‘Mean
Cambridge
Cooke
Yale
Hulberg
Oxiford
Young
Princeton
Ellis
Oxford
Catchings
Softlaw
Lord Crawford
America
J. Henneker-Heaton
Professor Rice
Rice
Broughton
Nis
Ruy Lopez
King
Vienna
Petroff
Trusts and mill owners seek legal guidance on pools
North and South Carolina fine goods weavers met in Charlotte to study trust and combination laws. They formed a three man committee to visit the New England States to inspect laws and to consider a pool of all fine cloth mills and selling through a single agent. Uncertainty over legality and board approval may prevent participation.
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Charlotte
N. C
North and
South Carolina
New England
Officials Strive to Bring Foye Back From Seattle
A Boston case links Foye, once a Ward 13 figure and independent Democrat, to Seattle with possible habeas corpus action. Mrs Foye sues Miss Johnstone for alienating her husband a distant ache. Damages set at 20000.
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Foye
Seattle
Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Ward 13
Hart
Water Department
Matthews
Curtis
Boston
Dr. Gahagan
Seattle arrest expands Scollans-Mulrey bribery case
John B. Foye was arrested in Seattle on an indictment for bribing juror Charles H. Milliken in the Scollans-Mulrey trial. He was arraigned with $200 bail, released, and extradition papers are being prepared to bring him to Boston for trial.
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Scollans-Mulrey
John B. Foye
Seattle
Wash
Charles H. Milliken
Foye
Boston
Faye
Dugan
Post
Secretary of State
Far West
City
Scollans
Mulrey
David C. Sulivan
Milliken
Equitable Building
Sullivan
Ansing Foye
Sense 4
Denying affidavit in New York divorce case draws attention
Mrs. Lulu Gahagan sues Dr. William L. Gahagan, chief examining physician for United States Casualty Co., alleging infidelity with Miss Josephine Johnstone of 132 West Ninety-sixth Street. Johnstone, 23, defends herself as virtuous and churchgoing, while plaintiff's counsel cites letters and detective reports as the basis of the case.
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New York
Lulu Gahagan
William L. Gahagan
United States Casualty Company
Miss Johnstone
Dr. Gahagan
Frederick W. Park
Broadway
Harrison Leaves Richmond for Natural Bridge
Chicago mayor Carter Harrison and brother William Preston Harrison travel from Richmond to Natural Bridge. He denies political ambitions, says he has two years of work remaining. He notes Illinois Democrats favor William Jennings Bryan for the 1900 presidential nomination and expect Chicago platform support.
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Richmond
Carter Harrison
Chicago
William Preston Harrison
Natural Bridge
Harrison
Democrats
Illinois
W. J. Bryan
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Mien
Gable
Ipanary Plaust
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Nmien
Goodyear
John E. Foye
Bryan
Temple Pl
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