Father Sullivan Attacks Higher Education For Women
In St Louis Father J J Sullivan S J decries the educated, childless and husbandless sisterhood calling it a farce and warning it harms youth He asserts women lack desire for mental development and will suffer without male chivalry blaming modern femininity for vanity and discontent.
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St. Louis
J. J. Sullivan
S. J
Mgr. Vaughn
Father Sullivan
St. Louis University
Omaha
Sullivan
How Nature Cures and a Labor Day Excursion
Dr. Woods Hutchinson explains the body's waste removal as a sewer system and the dangers of self treatment. digestion, liver function, and the caution against unnecessary laxatives or opiates. An accompanying item promotes a Labor Day New York to Niagara Falls excursion for $9, and local society notes include a newborn at 204 Congress Street.
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Woods Hutchinson
Jona
Collc
Nature
Hutchinson
Lehigh Valley
New York
Niagara Falls
Another Mellon for Rockefeller Another Mellon for Rockefeller
New York Aug 19 Rockefeller cannot become poor his fortune grows by leaps and bounds. Standard Oil stock rose to 712 the highest since 1907 panic gaining about 322 points in under two years. Rockefeller’s holdings and dividends since 1882 have enriched him with nearly 80 million in stock gains and substantial cash gifts to education and science. Other major holders include the Harkness estate Pratt family Payne and Whitney, with listed stakes and gains totaling tens of millions as the stock’s rapid rise expands wealth across top investors.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Kefeller
John D. Jr
Rockefeller Institute
Standard Oil
Harkness Estate
Pratts
Brooklyn
Rockefellers
Harkness
Pratt Elates
Oliver H. Payne
John D. Archbold
W. G. Worden
University of Chicago
Daniel O'Dell
Samuel Andrews
H. C. Folger
H. H. Rogers, I Jr
William Thaw
Harry Thaw
Aviation Prizes Set for October at Port Aviation Park
Paris announces two weeks of aviation events at Port Aviation Park early in October with total prizes of $20,000. The plan follows a decision by Paris aeronauts to stage the competition at the city park.
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United Press
Paris
Port Aviation
Paris Aeronauts
Old Cheshire Boys Meet in New York
New York August 19 The New York branch of the Cheshire School Alumni Association met at the Lawyers Club to perfect the organization, boost membership, and recruit young men. William C Demorest, president, chaired and spoke of building a strong working group for the Cheshire school. Other attendees included Clinton Peters J F Barnes H A Ey W T Matthews George Egbert Wright Joseph W Harriman W C Bronson Alexander Jessop C L Morgan F H Sanford J H Burtenshaw and Dr H V Holbrook who was elected vice president.
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New York
Cheshire School
Connecticut
J. Pierpont Morgan
Joseph Wheeler
Alumni Association
Lawyers Club
William C. Demorest
Clinton Peters
J. F. Barnes
H. A. Ey
Geronimo
W. T. Matthews
George Egbert Wright
Joseph W. Harriman
W. C. Bronson
Alexander Jessop
C. L. Morgan
F.H. Sanford
J. H. Burtenshaw
H. V. Holbrook
Weather Indications New Haven Forecast Aug 19
Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday. A storm near Halifax yesterday moved eastward from Nantucket. Light rain reported in the eastern lake region and New England. Pleasant conditions expected east of the Rocky Mountains despite a fall in temperature over the Rocky Mountain slope.
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United Press
New Haven
Nantucket
Halifax
Lake Region
New England
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain
Rature
Mary Mannering Denies Withdrawing Divorce Suit
London Aug 19 Mary Mannering wife of James K Hackett says divorce proceedings have not been withdrawn by her instruction. She placed the matter with her lawyer and denies reconciliation prospects. Miss Mannering plans to sail to New York on the Campania Saturday and will perform in Europe before returning to act in Shakespearian roles.
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London
Mary Mannering
James K. Hackett
Continent
Miss Mannering
New York
Campania
Europe
Everyman
Spain Faces New Revolt Amid Moroccan Tensions
Special from United Press reports added turmoil in Spain as islanders push for independence while former War Minister Martinegue is sent to quell the movement. Government reinforcements and a new censorship on war news signal possible reverses in Morocco, with few details on the Rift region uprising.
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United Press
Martinegue
Spain
Morocco
Sloop Mentcon Wrecked On Breakwater At Stonington
The 40 foot sloop Mentcon owned by Co. P. Willmore of New York ran on the breakwater while entering the harbor at Stonington late last night. The vessel, an auxiliary yacht worth about $20,000, was driven onto rocks and total loss. Willmore and three crew members spent the night on the rocks and were rescued by fishermen at dawn.
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United Press
Stonington
Mentcon
Co. P. Willmore
New York
Willmore
Watch Hill
Dynamite Found Aimed at English Warships
London reports proof of a deliberate attempt to destroy at least three English warships. Investigators found dynamite in coal aboard the battleships Lord Nelson and Victorious and the cruiser Duke of Edinburgh, differing from ship coal and from different mines, undermining accident theories. The government orders a thorough overhaul of ships amid suspicions of a plotted attack.
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United Press
London
Lord Nelson
Victorius
Duke of Edinburgh
Widow of former Gov Cooke III
Winsted reports the death of Mrs Josephine W widow of former governor Cooke III. Details of family, funeral plans, and her public service are expected in subsequent notices from local authorities and family representatives.
Brooklyn Woman in Mental Daze at Park Slope
New York reported Mrs. H. E. H. Benedict of Brooklyn lingered five days without food in her Park Slope home before police found her half clad and unconscious beneath a bed at Seney hospital. Her husband, a music teacher and church organist, was last seen leaving August 7 with a suitcase. The case raises questions about her mental state and the missing spouse while investigators await her recovery.
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United Press
New York
H. E. H. Benedict
Brooklyn
Seney Hospital
Park Slope
Benedict
Himar
Women Strikers Fined After West 18th Riot
New York August 19 ten strikers including four women were fined 3 each for engaging in a riot at A W Bowen & Company neckwear plant on West 18th Street Magistrate Corrigan ruled on the violation of law while police restored order after a pitched battle as dozens of women led the confrontation and twenty one arrests were made with many rioters partially disrobed overnight
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United Press
New York
A. W. Bowen & Company
West 18Th Street
Corrigan
Flood Forces People to Flee in Colorado River Breaks
In Pueblo on August 19 heavy floods along the Arkansas River from a second Canon City cloudburst drove hundreds from their homes. The northern districts suffered the most, with small streams turning into torrents and rail lines Colorado Midland and Denver & Rio Grande enduring major damage, causing long detours and washouts across the region.
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United Press
Pueblo
Col
Atkansas
Canon City
Colorado Midland
Denver & Rio Grande
Burglary at Consolidated Quarry Office Strikes $300
A break in at the Consolidated Quarry Company office in the Scampine Block last night saw a $300 cash haul from an unlocked safe. The burglar pried the Quarry Workers' International Union door but did not touch the locked safe.
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United States
Consolidated Quarry Company
Quarry Workers’ International Union
Charles H Treat May Resign From Federal Office
Charles H Treat long connected with federal service may resign as internal revenue collector in New York and depart for Washington. A Maine native about sixty four, he has been active in New York politics, nearly elected as Delaware senator, and prominent in the Republican Club of New York City. The treasurer's signature appears on US unit pane money.
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Internal Revenue Collector
New York City
Washington
Delaware
Republican Club
Maine
Taft Sends Birthday Congratulation to Emperor Joseph
Washington August 19 President Taft issued a congratulatory message to Emperor Franz Joseph on his 79th birthday praising the long friendship and expressing wishes for prosperity and the good will of the United States and its people toward Austria.
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United Press
Washington
Frans Joseph
Taft
Boiler blast in Grand Lodge kills two men
Grand Lodge Michigan Aug 19 Two and Petoskey reports a boiler exploded early today killing William Bradley an engineer and Fred Graves. The engine and several day coaches were wrecked by the blast.
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United Press
Grand Lodge
Mich
Dragged to death under car wheels in New London
New London Aug 19 Michael J Aan 2 of Providence R I was dragged beneath a train wheel while alighting from the front end of a moving train. He expired immediately along with two companions who were with him on an Ocean Beach vacation trip.
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United Press
New London
Michael J
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