Rye Society Scandal Amid Candy Man Relative Affair
Brooklyn May 10. Mrs William C Dodge wife of a prominent candy maker allegedly socialized with coachman Edward Sharp causing Rye N Y society scandal She and the coachman reportedly eloped and were found with his parents detectives detained them later released Mrs Dodge refuses comment and to return home The affair is described with sensational details and mentions her
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Brooklyn
N. Y
William C. Dodge
John S. Huyler
Rye
Edward Sharp
Dodge
Myre. Dade
Mary
Sharp
Taft Glad Hid Bill Passes Railroad Measure By House
Washington May 10 Without a single dissenting Republican vote the house passed the railroad rate bill by 200 to 126. Fourteen Democrats supported it. The measure includes court of commerce provisions to adjust costs on appeals from the Interstate Commerce Commission and extends control to railroad stock pricing and line routes. Resolutions also seek connections between African Sugar Refining Co Henry W Taft and Philippine friar lands sales to determine any links.
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Washington
House
Taft
Court of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Co Mmipulon
Munt
Thuet
War Department
Martin
Colorado
Houe
African, Sugar Refining Co
Henry W. Taft
Kosciuszko and Pulaski Statues Dedication Ends in Ceremony
The May 10 unveiling honored Brigadier Generals Casimir Pulaski and Thaddeus Kosciuszko, Revolutionary War heroes, with President Taft and Secretary of War Dickinson addressing the crowd. Army Chief of Staff Tasker Bliss led a parade as 7000 soldiers participated in the ceremonies.
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Washington
Mrs. Taft
Yste Kihson Toda
Tafte
Sterecary Ditkin
Tasker H._ Bliss
Craff
United States Army
Foluski
Roosevelt Visit in Berlin Affected by King Edward's Death
Berlin reports say Colonel Roosevelt's special arrived on time but reception plans collapsed as officials feared a late arrival. The Kaiser appeared subdued after King Edward's death, with Roosevelt and the Kaiser to meet informally amid a quiet, ceremonial mood at Potsdam Palace.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Baron von Schoen
Kaiger
Guara
Enelave
Keiser
Edward
Kaiser
Hss
America
Europe
Potsdam
Roosevelts
Coron Prince
Wilhelay
We Faally
Hicden
Wilerife
Ote
Swindler Mowry Arrested After Forgeries At Denver Bank
Denver police seized $14,993.20 from U. J. Mowry after he forged drafts to extract $7,000 from a First National Bank. Detectives Leyden and Sturvis arrested him as he prepared a new scheme, with money hidden sewn to belts in his clothing. Authorities had warned New York and other cities he was a known forger.
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Denver
Colo
First Nation
al Bank
U. J. Mowry
Leyden and
Sturvis
Tote Tank
Mowry
Actio Los
Rene
Billy
New York
Betelles Rinker
Intide
Institut
Ture
Wuthaviiles of
Favorite Donan Wins Thirty Hath Derly Derby
Louisville May 10 Donan won the 36th Kentucky Derby by a short head over Joe Mortia with Piphting Bob third. Honan was the favorite in a tight finish on a wet track.
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Donan
Johnsen Completes 12-Mile Jaunt Weighs 220 Pounds
In San Francisco on May 10 Jack Johnsen ran a 12 mile route then did medicine ball work, batting practice, and a rubdown. He weighed 220 pounds, below his own expectation.
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San Francisco
Jack Johnsen
Barney Oldfield Prepares to Send Big Benz to Cheyenne Speedway
The city abandons normal routine as crowds flood toward Cheyenne Speedway for the arrival of Barney Oldfield, the famed speed king, with the 204 horsepower Benz racer. Businesses close, schools dismiss early, and locals await the sensational automobile event.
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Barney Oldfield
Big Benz
Harney
Reon
Boon Ole Leader’s Son Dies in Wyoming Accident
Alvin Sessions, 12, son of Byron Sessions a leader of the Mormon element in Big Horn County, Cowley Wyoming, died from heart trouble while assisting his father in repairing a wagon. He collapsed as the elder Sessions returned home after guiding the wagon.
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Dirs
Cowley
Wyo
Alvin
Byron Sessions
Big Morn County
le Son Steggering
Defense argues cyanide use in Swope murder trial
Kansas City reports recount the defense quizzing Dr. Hyde over cyanide purchase and use as evidence. Hyde admits years of silver nitrate cleaning, claims cyanide for experiments and roach extermination, and denies dropping capsules in Independence street. He cites reading hydrocyanic acid materials from government brochures.
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Kansas City
Swope
B. ©. Hyde
Hyde
Enone
Col. Thomas
H. Swope
Department of Agriculture
Gald Jt
Brown Divorce Granted After Two Day Testimony
Judge Matson in district court granted a divorce to Eilenbeth Brown who runs a barber parlor in this city from Benjamin Brown, a former serviceman, after two days of testimony.
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Matson
District Court
Eilenbeth Brown
Benjamin Brown
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Kaiser of Germany
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Johnson ON
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