Friction Surrounds Madam Schieuanit and Spouse
The famous contralto Madam Ernestine Schieuanit seeks freedom from her third husband, William Kippeit. After eight years of marriage the couple argues over her eight children from prior unions, and Kippeit reportedly will not contest the split. He is a New York lawyer, about 36 to 40 years old, with a father once editor in chief of the Chicago Staats-Zeitung.
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Démertien
Geren
Gonders
Wiliam ‘Kippeit
Ernestine ' Schieuanit
Heink
Schhumann-Heink
Post Office Savings Banks Urged to Hold Money Safely
Assistant Postmaster General Dockery testifies before the House urging immediate action to lift the $100 limit and savings deposits from home storage. He cites a case of a $200 robbery where $100 deposited in postal savings could have avoided loss and notes the system channels U S dollars into the economy.
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Washington, DC
House
Dogkery
Itive
Etary
Dolior
Divorces for Non-Support Reported in Local Court
Mrs. Mary Br Debraler of 41 Main had a divorce granted after a judge noted proper support for her two children. The case involved William Marshall and Letta Madihredes. Mrs French, a department store clerk before marriage, was also referenced.
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Mary BR
Debraler
Sanford Lo
Junge Warner
Tina
Letta Madihredes
Warner
Hogy William. Marshall
French
Néngupeert
Arson Trial Opens Over 1910 Edgartown Schooner Fire
Albert Fist, Civil engineer and Boer War veteran, faces arson charges in a case tied to the schooner Senta burned near Edgartown on the night of October 25, 1910. Indictment alleges a cigarette started the blaze. Verdict expected by tomorrow night.
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Beleton
John
Albert Fist
Igheas
Fish
Senta
Edgartown
Heffer man orders curbs on state house winter spending
The expert Heffer man told the adjutant wood to cut expenses at the state house during winter. He urged cooling without ice and avoiding bottled water to reduce costs at Ohio's capitol amid budget edicts.
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Columbus
Ohio
State House
Hefferman
Wood
Adjudge Man Insane After River Suicide Attempt
William Workurka Jr, 38, attempted death by leaping into the Ohio River on Christmas Day. He was declared insane and committed to Longview Hospital after witnesses heard his cries for help and rescued him.
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William Workurka, Jr
Ohio’ River
Adipeteet
Longview, Hospital
City Paper Suspends Publication After Fifteen Years
The Citizens' Bulletin has suspended publication in Cincinnati after fifteen years. Founded by Eliott Pendleton to advance good government, the paper fulfilled its mission according to promoters.
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Citizens’ Bulletin
Eliott Pendleton
Cincinnati
City Solicitor Bettman to Aide Appointment Role
The City Solicitor Bettman telephoned Attorney General Hogan in Columbus to confirm civil service status. He was told the solicitor is not civil service and may appoint assistants to conduct the office.
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Bettman
Hogan
Columbus
Ar Metants
Robbery Report At Tibius Postoffice
Cracksmen entered the post office at Tibius late Monday night and escaped with 270 in stamps, according to a report received yesterday by local post office inspectors.
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Tibius
Stampa
Former Mayor Shank to Attend Labor Council Event
Central Labor Council members plan a reception honoring former Mayor Shank of Indiandipolia. Shank is expected to appear at his theater next week, with attendees awaiting his remarks.
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Central Labor Council
Shank
Indiandipolia
Hia
Protests Mount Over Radium Lands Plan
The Colorado state mine commission says protests will target Secretary Lettie's plan to withdraw from the public domain all lands containing radium. The move, viewed as harming Colorado's key resource, has prompted protests already sent to Washington.
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the American
Denver
Colo
Létie
State Mine Commission
Cald
Colorado
Washington
Health talks and open house planned at railroad YMCA
Philip Zenner addressed 60 men at the railroad ranch YMCA on Bex Hygiene yesterday noon. Health Officer Blum will speak on Pure Food next Tuesday and Dr. Charles Weintz on Care of the Eyes. The railroad branch will hold open house New Year's day with a musical program arranged.
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Philip Zenner
Y. M
Blum
Charles Weintz
Missing six year old男 Harold Ulahton in Louisville case
Police launched a citywide search for six year old Harold Ulahton. The boy, last seen with his father Lighton, who says he had not lived with the boy’s mother for years but shared Christmas and New Year visits.
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Louieville
the Police
Harold Ulahton
Samuel A. Liehsten
Cefural Mallway
Toledo
Ohto
Foraker to Be Speaker at Emancipation Celebration
Rabbi David Philipson Dr M C Mason Dr H B Proud and Randall Condor superintendent of public schools will speak at the fifty year annual celebration of emancipation of the negroes from slavery tomorrow night at Allen Temple Sixth and Broadway.
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Foraker
David Philipson
M. C. Mason
H. B
Proud
Randall Condor
Allen Temple
Bixth
Broadway
Grout Denies Absurd Perjury Charge in Bank Case
Edward M. Grout former New York controller and ex Brook lyn Bank president was indicted for perjury over allegedly filing a false report with the superintendent of banks regarding Union Bank of Brooklyn. He calls the charge absurd and vows to fight it.
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New York
Edward M. Grout
the Berdueh
Brooklyn
Gaynor
Hwia
Union Bank
Defends Honor Code in Ohio Penitentiary Report
Warden P E Thomas of the Ohio penitentiary reports that 338 prisoners were released on honor in 1914. Eighteen violated their pledges and nine were recaptured, a showing he says compares favorably with many groups of free citizens.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Poison Victims Improve After Cheese and Cracker Exposure
Mike Mary Hauser of 925 Harriet Street and her five children were rushed to hospital on Monday night after ingesting tainted cheese and crackers. All were reported out of danger yesterday as doctors continued treatment and observation.
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Mike Mary Hauser
Harriet Street
Panama Canal Cost Report Released to Postmaster
The Panama Canal costs through September 20 total 307 885 400 66 according to a statement of expenditures received yesterday by Postmaster Mone from the Isthmian Canal Company.
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Panama Canal
Monae
Isthmian Canal
New Referee in Bankruptcy Appointed for Dayton
Attorney Robert Cowden was yesterday named referee in bankruptcy in Dayton by Judge Hollister of the U S District Court. He succeeds Willem MecConnaughey, now advisor to the Dayton department of law under City Manager elect Waite.
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Robert Cowden
Dayton
Hollister
United States District Court
Willem MecConnaughey
Labor Leader Jane Larkin Faces U S Entry Review
Washington reports Jane Larkin, head of the Tried transport workers, seeks admission to the United States after release from three weeks in Dublin for sedition and incitement. Secretary of Labor Wilson said inspectors will decide on the admission at Mille Island.
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Washington
Jane Larkin
Dublin
United States
Mille Island
Wilson
Scratch Causes Death
In South Bend Indiana on December 10, physician states Martin Maloney died of blood poisoning from a pencil scratch suffered days earlier. The report ties the injury to his fatal condition and notes his passing occurred early this morning.
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Kpeeves
South Bend
Ind
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