Wilsons Hand Seen in New Jersey Politics
A New Jersey political scene unfolds as Governor Fielder comes under White House attention. Washington speakers may campaign for Fielder, with Nugent and Smith potentially sidelined, while Republicans anticipate a clash over the Democratic machine’s influence in Essex and Hudson counties.
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Wilson
New Jersey
Washington Thunder
Democratic State Committee
Jersey City
Trenton
Woodrow Wilson
Edward F. Grosscup
State Committee
White House
Nugent and Smith
Wilson Democrats
Washington
Bryan
Fielder
Nugent-Smith
Joseph P. Tumulty
Nugent
Jash
Servia Agrees to Peace Plan and Withdraws
Belgrade reports Serb government orders troops to withdraw behind the Albanian frontier as demanded by the London peace conference. Separately, a cable to the American missions says Albanian insurgents were crushed by Serb forces with heavy civilian casualties, leaving 150000 homeless in Belgrade.
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Belgrade
Servia
London
Austria
Panama Lines Are Successful Panama Lines Are Successful
New York reports the Panama Railroad and Steamship Company for the last fiscal year ended June 26 shows net earnings of 2,179,175 with the steamship arm making about 221,900 while last year the venture ran a deficit of roughly 201,000 under government ownership and administration.
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New York
Panama Railroad and Steamship Company
Girl Victim of Strange Ailment in Pikeville
Four year old Ruth Ward of Pikeville Kentucky is diagnosed with schroderma or hide bound a rare skin disease. Doctors from four physicians confirm the diagnosis though the child remains playful. She will be taken to a Louisville hospital for study by researchers as the disease is viewed as incurable with few US cases.
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Pikeville, Ky
Little Ruth Ward
Louisville
United States
Large Shipment of Dark Tobacco Shipped from Paducah
A solid twenty seven car trainload of dark tobacco, about 500 hogsheads, was sent from Paducah to the Eastern market by local broker Ed R Miller, marking a resurgence for the city once the world’s largest dark tobacco center.
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Paducah
Ed R Miller
Gayety Theater Opens Sunday With New Seat Sale
The Gayety Theater on Walnut street announces ticket sales to start Thursday for the first performance Sunday afternoon. Manager M. T. Middleton leads preparations as work nears completion and aims to attract both ladies and gentlemen with an all around appealing program.
FOOTBALL COST LEG AFTER MANY YEARS
Manasquan New Jersey October 22 An attorney Charles J Parker injured in one leg in a Princeton game years ago forgot the wound until recently The old injury began to pain him and after several operations he found no relief He was taken to a hospital where doctors planned amputation of the infected leg.
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Manasquan
Princeton
Charles J. Parker
Court transfer ordered after heated Common Pleas clash
In May court a dispute between Attorneys Littleford and Wilby led Judge May to dismiss the case and reassign the Frederick Furste versus Henderson Lithographing Company suit for trial in another courtroom. Also, Miss Helen Moran sues Patrolman Ante for 3000 damages after an arrest on September 15. Other actions include an injunction against Harrison street improvements and alimony execution against Melvin Short.
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In Common Pleas
Judge May
Frederick Furste
Henderson Lithographing Company
Woruhin
Helen Moran
Sycamore Street
St. Xavier's College
William Ante
Miss Moran
Ante
R.A. Mack
T. M. Cowsill
Melvin R. Short
Elizabeth Short
Common Pleas Court
City sidewalk wear causes fall injuring Joseph F. Smith
Alleging the Liberty street brick sidewalk and Moore street concrete path became worn and uneven, causing Joseph F. Smith to trip on September 16 and suffer injuries to his right leg and knee that have disabled him since.
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Liberty Street
Moore Street
Joseph F. Smith
Divorces and alimony awarded in multiple city cases
The court granted divorces to Minnie Farrell from John Farrell with child custody, and James B. Stewart’s suit was dismissed with alimony ordered to his wife. Walter Floyd Connelly faces charges of drunkenness and ill treatment in a custody bid for Marie. Clara Landis’s request for divorce from Herm er Landis was denied, with $5 weekly support for two children. Cecelia Comerford recounts assaults by John L. Comerford, while Blanche Barres' divorce suit was withdrawn with reconciliation noted. The Vienna marriage of 1905 is referenced in multiple filings.
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Walter Floyd Connelly
Big Four Railroad
Southside Avenue
Vesta Connelly
Marie
Paul P. Rover
Clara Landis
Hermer Landis
Cosgrave
Landis
Vienna
Austria
J. B. Rappoport
W. C. Meyers
Cecelia A. Comerford
John L. Comerford
Norwood
Schweikert
Comerford
Blanche
Edward B. Barres
Grand Opera House
Barres
Littleford
James
Ballard
Frost
Warner
James B. Stewart
Arabella Stewart
West Covington
Stewart
Divorce actions and settlements across several cases
The record covers multiple divorce and alimony matters. Ida Heller sued Edward Heller for drunkenness and abuse and was restored to her maiden name Rogers. Clara M Overend seeks divorce and child custody, alleging abandonment and lack of support. Annie Biermann sues for divorce after 32 years of marriage, with Emma B Levers seeking alimony and a judge ordering sequestration of Henry J Levers furniture. Other cases involve Stewart dropping his cross petition and various attorney representations.
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Ida Heller
Edward Heller
Addyston
Heller
Rogers
Charles &. Sparks
Charles EB. Overend
Seymour
Ind
Clara M. Overend
Overend
Indian Hill
Louis Capelle
William Biermann
Annie Biermann
Indianapolis
Aigo
David Davis
Biermann
Emma B. Levers
Henry J. Levers
Guilford School
Warner
Levers
West Liberty Street
W. M
Settlement in probate court over Walter Lyon death claim
The Island Creek Fuel Company paid $800 in settlement of the death claim involving Walter Lyon, who died while employed by the company in winter 1911, as recorded in probate court yesterday.
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Island Creek Fuel Company
Walter Lyon
Elmer Nash Pleads Guilty to Grand Larceny
Elmer Nash pleaded guilty to grand larceny yesterday and Judge Cushing sentenced him to the reformatory.
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Elmer Nash
Cushing
Reformatory
Benton foretelling memorial rock linked to Kansas City future
Elizabeth Benton Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution intends to move a Missouri River bluff stone to the south entrance of the new Union Station. The rock marks Senator Benton’s 1862 prophecy that a great manufacturing city would rise where the river bends. Mrs. Mark Salisbury confirms the stone’s identity and outlines plans to cut enough stone for a memorial in the parkway near Union Station.
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Missouri
Union Station
Elizabeth Benton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clay County
Bearritt Point
Fisher
Mark Salisbury
Independence
Benton
Parkway
Fuet
Sallebury
Clothesline saves woman after 4th floor fall in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on October 22 Mia O Mollie Rubenstine, 25, fell from a fourth floor window while hanging laundry. She struck a clothesline which saved her life, momentarily turning and landing on the line before reaching the ground. Neighbors had signaled danger moments earlier.
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Philadelphia
Mia O
Mollie Rubenstine
Woman Indicted in Covington Case
Mary Rhoades of Mt. Sterling was indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury in Covington for allegedly selling Nauer.
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Mary Rhoades
Mt. Sterling
Covington
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