Divorces Sought After Turbulent Marriage Cries
New York court filing cites Lottie Carmichael alleging James Carmichael embroiderer abused her, struck her with glass and whisky, threatened her, chased other women, woke household nightly, beat furniture, and caused injuries including a dislocated rib and shoulder wrench, amid accusations of mistreatment and infidelity.
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New York
Lottie Carmichael
James Carmichael
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Jane Bowe
Stranded Opera Stars Guest of City at Feed
Canadian Grand Opera Company cancels all engagements. Super numeraries chorus and ballet seek New York. Two benefic performances held in Denver raise funds to cover travel. One hundred company members to be guests at Municipal Lodging House with a large dinner. Mme Marie Rappold buys meals for the crowd. Leo the tenor censured for leaving.
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America
Denver
Colo
Canadian Grand Opera Company
New York
Mme
Marie Rappold
Leo
Big Shops to Resume in North Platte Union Pacific
Special to The American from North Platte Nebraska reports rapid business improvement. The Union Pacific shops at North Platte will reopen at once with 400 workers returning to seven hours daily for five days a week. An eight hour schedule will follow soon as conditions allow. The shops perform much repair work for the western Nebraska division.
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North Platte, Neb
Union Pacific
North Platte
Nebraska
Chance Saves Three In Flood Rescue Near Glendora
Frank Chance, manager of the New York Highlanders, helped save three men from flood waters after a retaining wall collapsed near Glendora California. The victims were Kurl Pancake, Charles Gordon and Samuel River, with witnesses aiding in the rescue.
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Americas
Glendora
Cal
Frank Chance
New York Highlanders
Kurl Pancake
Chance
Charles Gordon
Samuel River
Deweys Attacked In Reichstag Over Manila Command
A Reichstag debate cites Admiral Dewey and his 1894 Manila command remarks. Herr Erzberger of the clerical party criticizes Dewey for comments in his autobiography about Vice Admiral von Diedrichs. The exchange follows prior rounds of accusation and defense amid political rancor.
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Berlin
Herr Erzberger
Reichstag
Admiral Dewey
von Diedrichs
Manila
Dewey
Pleasant Ridge Resident Named in Warrant Alleged Fraud
A Pleasant Ridge resident is named in a warrant amid allegations of defrauding friends with worthless paper. Authorities say the case involves multiple acquaintances and a pattern of financial schemes. The investigation continues as prosecutors prepare formal charges.
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Pleasant Ridge
Woman among victims alleges entrusted funds for home building
Mrs Emi Gebart of Norwood says she gave George W Oliver a $1950 loan for her home project after a prior settlement with the Cincinnati Traction Co. He allegedly forged notes to cover debt, including $600 to Dexter Lumber, $600 to Enterprise Lumber, and $200 to A W Blankard. A warrant for Oliver's forgery was sworn by Andy Huber, a Norwood brick contractor, and issued by Municipal Court.
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George W. Oliver
Pleasant ‘Ridge
Andy Huber
Silver Avenue
Norwood
Kirbert
Oliver
Pleasant Ridge
Cliver
Cincinnati
Gebart
Cincinnniti Traction Company
Dexter Lumber Company
Enterprise Lumber Company
A. W. Blankard
Blankard
Nevin Urges Cooperation to End Labor Strife at Cincinnati
A. Parker Nevin at Cincinnati University argued for peace through an open shop and individual liberty. He attacked current shop policy as fanatic and called for cooperation between employers and employees as the remedy to labor conflicts, criticizing the income tax as undemocratic and discussing artificial versus natural monopolies.
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A. Parker Nevin
Cincinnati University
Nevin
President nominates seven United States marshals
The President sent to the Senate the nominations of seven United States marshals. Among them is Charles T. Walton named for the Southern District of California.
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Washington
Senate
Charles T. Walton
California
Trial Reported in Buffom Poisoning Case at Little Valley
Testimony favored Mrs. Cynthia Buttom in the death of Willis Buffom as Dr H M Hill testified arsenic was present in Buffom’s body. Prosecution alleges Buttom dosed her husband and plotted to kill the family with help from Allen Coppenheimer and a farm hand Ernest Frahm amid accusations she sought to marry Frahm after the killings.
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Rosetal
America
Little Valley
Fee
H. M. Hill
Guy Chem
Buffalo
Cynthia Huttom
Atta Rt
Qoppenheimer
Buffom
Ernest Frahm
Frahm
Buffoom
Laura
Cincinnati Leather Merchant Faces Court on Murder Charge
William Chesey Ellis, a Cincinnati leather merchant, will be brought to Judge Petit’s court in Chicago for arraignment on murder charges in his wife’s death at the Hotel Sherman on October 16. Ellis pleaded not guilty with a pending emotional insanity defense by attorney George Remus.
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Americas
Big Dafense
Easil
Stephen Malato
Ellis
Winters says girl is not daughter in Middleport
Dr. WA Winters arrived in Middleport and spoke from a balcony claiming the girl in Mayor Jones's care resembled his supposed kidnapped daughter Catherine 10 of Newcastle but authorities say the girl is not his child. The child is thought to be an inmate of Cambridge Ohio Children's Home kidnapped by Joe Davis the vegetable man and found there. Citizens raise 80 dollars to cover the trip costs.
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Middleport
Ohi
WA Winters
Mayor Jones
Catherine
Newcastle
Camtridge
Ohio
Joe Davis
Veggman
Bandit Castillo Brought to Port Isabel by U.S. Troops
In Ameccan Texas a bandit leader Maximo Castillo and five companions were marched from the station to awaiting cars by troops from the Twentieth United States Infantry. Castillo admitted entering the United States to escape Villa’s men after wrecking a train and killing eleven. The crowd jeered none as soldiers kept guard. Rebels reportedly killed seven of Castillo’s men near Guzman as the day’s events unfolded.
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el Paco
Texas
Maximo Criatillo
Mexico
United States
Port
Jis
Inter
Hachita
Gopipany 1
Twentieth
United States Infantry
Castillo
Cuimbre
Ninth United States Cavalry
Greene
Villa
Guzman
Man Dies After Quarrel Between Workmates
Chester Cook 21, boiler maker of West Covington, was driven to City Hospital from the B C round house foot of Evans street in a dying condition following a quarrel with Claude Melton 29. Police say the two men fought near a forge building. Cook was struck on the head with a pipe and his skull fractured. Melton, a steam fitter, resides at 422 Seventh.
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Chester Cook
Livingston Street
West Covington
City Hospital
B. C. Round House
Evans Street
Claude Melton
Forge
Cook
Fon
Weld
University dean lectures on The City Beautiful at local Welfare meet
Dean Harry of the university spoke last night at Kennedy Public School to the Silverton Welfare group on The City Beautiful. He outlined civic beautification ideas and urged community support for improvement projects.
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Harry
University
Silverton Welfare
Kennedy Public School
Bloodhounds On Trail In Alabama Mail Train Hold Up
A passenger train from Cincinnati to New Orleans was held up near Trustville Alabama by three masked men twenty miles from here after 9 pm. They forced the engineer to uncouple the mail car and stole four sacks of mail containing 40000 dollars in registered mail books. Bloodhounds were rushed to the scene but the robbers remained at large.
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Attala
Omni
Lyoandea
Stendales
New Orleans
New York
Cincinnati Train Hold-Up Report Stirs City Excurtists
Cincinnati's No. 1 Crescent train carrying Mardi Gras excursionists left at 8 yesterday morning. M Johnte superintendent of terminals in Landslow said no hold-up details reached him. Train carried mail and express. currency shipments questioned, with possible pickups in Ville, Ky Harriman, or Chattanooga Tenn.
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Cincinnati
Ville
Harriman
Chattanooga
Weather bulletin for Cincinnati and Ohio regions
The forecast lists fair and colder conditions across Cincinnati and vicinity with temperatures from 10 to 15 degrees. Ohio overall fair and colder with snow along Lake Erie. Indiana and Kentucky fair but colder with a cold wave. West regions fair with snow in the east portion today.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Lake Erie
Kentucky Fair
Conductor of Chickens Convicted After Cellar Confession
A magistrate hears a tale of keeping chickens in a cellar due to cold weather. The owner explains a family of four with a wife and four children. He claims to have ten birds and contemplates eating them if disposed, prompting a harsh verdict and discussion on humane treatment.
Railroads threaten to stop mail service over parcel post costs
Washington reports that several railways led by the Minneapolis and St Louis will refuse to carry the mails unless the government increases allowances for parcel post business. Post officials say railroads warn that continuing at a loss could drive carriers to halt mail service nationwide.
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Sheetal
Americas
Washington
Newmar Erb
Minneapolis and
Stewart
Eric
Rei Friewas
Basigens
United States
Unionists Gain Seat in Parliament in By-Election
Frederick Gurney Masterman, newly re-elected as chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, loses in Southwest Bethnal Green's by election to Unionists Wilgon and Vand possible. Unionist Dupre wins in South Buckinghamshire with 6,?4 votes while Moseley Liberals vote 6,712. Bethnal Green opposes home rule.
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London
Frederick Gurney
Master
Duchy of Lancaster
Bethnal Green
Wilgon
Masterman
Vna
South ‘Bucks
Dupre
Moseley
Waa
Yaat
Buckinghamshire
Bethna’ Green
Will
Yale Severs T en Seniors Over Midnight Escapade
Ten Yale seniors are expelled after a midnight misconduct incident involving several women. Dean Jones confirms discipline but declines further detail as faculty investigated the affair. One student, Albert Rumeey, a 19 year old from St Louis, is named in police notes.
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New Haven
Conm
Yale
Dean Jones
Cine An Apt
Albert “K. Rumeey
St. Louis
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