Castellane Divorce Hearing Delayed One Week
Paris nov eight final word in the Castellane case was the court's one week adjournment as Bonnet seeks reconciliation. The creditors case involving 5400000 dollars proceeds with Millerand arguing the countess bears some household costs under separation.
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Paris
Countess de Castellane
Maitre Bonnet
Count Boni
Edmunond Kelley
Kelley
George J. Gould
Maitre Millerand
8 Year Old Sidis Enters Brookline High School
William J Sidis son of Dr Boris Sidis of Brookline has been admitted to Brookline High after passing entrance exams. At age 8 he joins the freshman class in physics among students much older. He studies languages and mathematics and his progress draws attention from educators including Professor James of Harvard.
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William J. Sidis
Boris Sidis
University Road
Brookline
Brookline High School
United States
James
Harvard College
Sidis
Runkle Grammar School
Runkle School
Wind Anchors Hold Down New York's Big Skyscraper
New York city officials announce wind anchors will brace the Singer Building under construction on Broadway near Liberty Street. The 625 foot, 41 story tower uses 3/4 inch steel rods bolted through caisson foundations to resist gale forces, tying the column to bedrock eight feet below the curb.
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New York
Social feud ends Stuyvesant Fish era at Illinois Central
Owing to elite New York society rivalries, Stuyvesant Fish is ousted as president of the Illinois Central railroad. E. H. Harriman engineered the move by turning Mrs Fish against Mrs Astor and aligning with Mrs Vanderbilt to gain control. John Jacob Astor and Cornelius Vanderbilt play pivotal roles as directors voted to remove Fish.
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New York
Newport
Four Hundred
Illinois Central Railroad
Stuyvesant Fish
Fish
E. H. Harriman
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John Jacob Astor
Mrs. Astor
Mrs. Fish
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Prince Henry
Harriman
Coast Guns Short Power For Long Engagements
Washington is told by Brigadier General William Crozier that the 12 inch coastal guns would fail after about two hours of combat as fleets far approach and pass beyond range. He urges cheaper power methods to prevent rapid rifling wear and loss of accuracy. The Taft board proposed a 14 inch gun, now adopted where maximum power is needed, abandoning the 12 inch limit.
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Washington
United States
William Crozier
War Department
Crozier
General Crozier
Taft Board
Department
Wind anchor diagram for New York skyscraper on Broadway
Diagram explains how a wind anchor holds down the city’s tallest skyscraper near Liberty Street on Broadway. It outlines the anchor design and placement to resist high winds and ensure structural stability.
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New York
Broadway
Liberty Street
Storm Claims Norwegian Bark Adeone and Crew
In Richibucto New Brunswick on November 8 the raging westerly storm prevented rescue of the Norwegian bark Adeone. The 11 crewmen are believed dead, with no signs of life aboard.
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Richibucto
N. B
Wince Strait
Lawson Urges Moran to Launch High Crime Carnival
Thomas W. Lawson writes to District Attorney Moran congratulating his fight and urging a vigorous next year campaign. He proposes funding a high crime killing carnival to expose corruption, claim of bribed legislators and jurors, and to boost the state’s notoriety while challenging the system.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Moran
Mr. Lawson
Lawson
Bankruptcy Cases Probe In Federal Grand Jury Session
A special session of the grand jury at the United States District Court examined alleged fraudulent bankruptcy cases and Chinese smuggling tied to the schooner Frolic. District Attorney French, assisted by A D Garland, presented evidence after Max Matthews of Standard Overall Manufacturing was convicted for concealing assets. Schell McCabe Perry and Immigration Inspector Farrell reportedly testified during the John Doe proceedings.
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Grand Jury
United States District Court
Federal
Max Matthews
Standard Overall Manufacturing Company
French
Garland
John Doe
Schell
McCabe
Perry
Farrell
Chanler Appears Elected Lieutenant Governor in NY Vote
New York voters with three counties remaining give Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler a lead near 1700 over M Linn Bruce. Republicans fear city totals may narrow chanler lead while rest of Democratic ticket appears safe. fonte Woodruff and Mayer depart for Adirondacks amid claims of vote manipulation.
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New York
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Democratic Independence League
M. Linn Bruce
Chanler
Woodruff
Greater
Bruce
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Claims Returns Held Fueled Talk of Hearst Victory
Chairman Conners charged that returns were being delayed and fraud practiced as he argued that uncounted Independence League ballots could cut Hughes's margin enough to swing the election to Hearst. He said he would call the Democrats to act.
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New York
Conners
Independence League
Hughes
Hearst
Woodruff holds back on Bruce ballots and court path
Chairman Woodruff of the State Republican committee refused to claim or concede. He said void ballots, possibly up to 15 000, may be settled by the courts and he will await the official count on Tuesday.
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Maitre Millerand
Count Bont
Lueny
Maitre Cruppli
New York
Woodruff
State Republican Committee
Bruce
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