Woman to attempt world high jump record at Washington show
Miss Katherine Cherbonnier, 19, of Timonium Maryland, will ride Louis Light's Roustabout at the Washington Horse Show on October 25 seeking to break the 7 feet 10 inch high jump record set four years ago by Weatherbloom. Cherbonnier is noted as a skilled daring horsewoman with prior show experience at Bennings Madison Square Garden and New York events.
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Katherine Cherbonnier
Timonium
Louis Light
Eatherbloom
Dick Connolly
Chigo
Cherbonnier
Bennings
Madison Square Garden
New York
Foreman stabbed amid Chicago garment strike
George Albrecht of Hart Shaffner Marx was stabbed in the hand today by alleged strikers in Chicago as the garment workers' strike entered its strain center phase.
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Chicago
George Albrecht
Hart, Shaffner & Marx
Garment Workers
Gate man held for grand jury in fatal crossing case
William A Norton gate man for the Boston and Maine railroad faced a manslaughter charge over the death of Louis Likerman at Elm Street crossing. Norton pleaded not guilty as P S Cunniff waived examination. Judge Luce set $2000 bail for the January grand jury term. Norton's mother and aunt posted sureties.
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Waltham
William A. Norton
B. & M. Gateman
Louis Likerman
Elm Street
P. Sarsfield Cunniff
Norton
Luce
Tug Alexander Jones Founders In Hurricane Off North Carolina
The 69 ton net Alexander Jones sank during the hurricane while voyaging from Wilmington to Knight's Key Florida. Captain Sanders and seven crew were saved by a passing steamer.
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Beaufort
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Alexander Jones
Wilmington
Knight's Key
Florida
Sanders
Woman seeks divorce after 26 years in Boston courts
Mrs Olive L Lailor aged 64 of Boston tells the Superior Court she has not seen her husband Lemuel C Lailor 65 in 26 years. She testified learning in April 1910 that he lived with another woman posing as his wife, a fact she found by reading a Boston paper reporting a death claimed to be his wife.
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Olive L. Lailor
Boston
Superior Court
Lemuel C. Lailor
German cadet ship endures hurricane voyage
The German cruiser rrega, now a training ship, sailed from Charleston and faced a hurricane but arrived safely in Havana. The captain said the storm would be valuable training for the cadets.
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Havana
Rrega
Charleston
Mooning fad shimmers through Chicago moonlight
A Chicago feature notes a rising craze called a mooning with city dwellers peering from parks and porches to the harvest moon. It catalogs moon themed songs found at a Wabash Avenue music house and cites titles such as The Moon Has His Eyes on You and The Harvest Moon.
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Wabash Avenue
Luna
Mr. Moon
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