MISS PATTISON AGAIN WIFE OF WALTER CARTER
Price Hill society buzzes over the Carter Tighe scandal as Katherine Pattison Pattison Pattison Pattison? No. Miss Pattison, now Mrs Walter Carter, reconciles after a long separation. Carter eloped with May Tighe, later divorced, and the pair married in Detroit. Carter then moved to Chicago with new business plans.
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Miss Pattison
Walter Carter
Price Hill Society
Carter-Tighe
E. M. Pattison
Katherine Pattison
May Tighe
Carter
American Toilet Supply Company
Purcell Avenue
Price Hill
Grand
Warsaw
Pattison
Pattisons
New Orleans
Tighe
Honolulu
Brazil
New York
Chicago
Michigan
Detroit
Captain Wendell Files Divorce Suit Amid Allegations
Captain Charles E. Wendell, quartermaster on the staff of Colonel H.S. Moody, sues for divorce after twenty years of marriage. He accuses his wife of eight years of cruelty including throwing dishes and attacking him with knives and pokers, injuring him with a meat plate blow and spilling meat and gravy on his clothes. He also cites property destruction and habitual intoxication.
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Commercial Tribune
Zanesville
Charles E. Wendell
H.S. Moody
Knights of Pythias
Wendell
Mc Donalds Plans Suit Over $100 Million Property Claim
Rebecca Ann Mc Donald of Binghamton New York is said to be preparing to sue to recover property in New York City valued at about 100 million dollars. Involved are about 280 property owners.
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New York
Rebecca Ann McDonald
Binghamton
N. Y
Italian anarchist Gianotti confesses to aiding Bresci in Humbert assassination
A Rome despatch to the Patrie reports Lucigi Gianotti admitting his role as an accomplice in the murder of King Humbert. The Milan case connects Gianotti to Bresci, asserting his complicity in the crime.
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Paris
Rome
Lucigi Gianotti
Milan
Bresci
Humbert
Johnson Plans Presidential Bid in 1904 Suppressing Kilbourne
Special despatch from Cleveland reports Mayor Johnson plotting a Democratic bid for the 1904 presidential nomination. A trusted friend says Johnson aims to defeat Kilbourne to strengthen Ohio Democracy and McLean opposition, with Johnson seeking reelection as mayor and a future run for governor and then the presidency.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Johnson
United States
Kilbourne
Ohio
McLean
Family Sickened by Poisoned Cookies Claim Snakes Vision
In Grand Rapids on August 9 J F Neesley's family fell ill after eating cookies. Mrs Neesley and two children reported seeing snakes everywhere while Mr Neesley remained well. Authorities suspect the cookies contained the poison.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
J. F. Neesley
Fire engine horses leap brick wall rescue near New York railroad
Three fire horses pulling a New York engine dashed down a steep declivity near West Sixty-ninth street and crushed a brick wall with an iron fence. Police and a fireman fell but the team was freed. Fire was extinguished with little damage. Chief Callahan ordered the injured animals be saved.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
West Sixty-ninth Street
New York Central Railroad
West Seventy-seventh Strip
Londee Late Bo
Booth
West Sixty-eighth Street
John Carroll
Biggers
Callahan
Nation Sues Nation for Divorce Over Crusade Life
In Barber County Kansas David Nation sues Carrie Nation for divorce claiming abandonment to pursue her joint smashing crusade causing him humiliation. Carrie Nation, just released from jail, says she would consider remarriage and jokes about the marriage.
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Commercial Tribune
Topeka
Kan
Barber County
David Nation
Carrie Nation
Prof Garner Transmits Monkey Conversations From Africa
Boston August reports Prof R L Garner has been interviewing monkeys in West Africa near Cape Lopez using a device to record their speech. He plans to release photographic transcripts on his return, claiming to advance studies of monkey language with cross replies from another monkey group.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
R. L. Garner
Star Chamber
West
Africa
Garner
Cape Lopez
Kidnapped Boys Held by Negroes Reported in Chicago
A scrawled note led Mrs. A. J. Countryman to Chicago where she found her two sons abducted July 4. In the ensuing chase the elder, eight, was recaptured while the mother fled to a boat with the children. Her husband and friends tried to reclaim the second child as onlookers pursued.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
A. J. Countryman
St. Joseph
Mich
Forty-third Street
Sede Iesadia
Eek
Boy Saves Train By Flagging On Burning Bridge
A boy saw a bridge at Stump's Crossing on the Cincinnati Northern Railroad catch fire and flaggable danger. The southbound No. 1 train delayed and rerouted avoided a major wreck, with passengers rerouted via Pennsylvania Railroad to Delphos and Clover Leaf tracks.
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Commercial Tribune
van Whrt
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
Stump’s Crossing
Town Creek
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delphos
Ohio City
Persistent hiccup distress ends in fatal case in Racine
Racine physicians report Charles A. Olson of the Metropolitan Hotel has suffered violent hiccups for ten days preventing eating and sleeping. Death is expected as doctors remain baffled and unable to relieve his distress.
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Commercial Tribune
Racine
Wis
Charles A. Olson
Metropolitan Hotel
Sixth Street
Roosevelt's Hunting Trip Ends with Coyote Skins
Vice President Roosevelt returns to Colorado Springs after a weeklong coyote hunt in Eastern Colorado and plans to stay a week in the city. He brought back a number of skins from the expedition.
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Roosevelt
Colorado Springs
Col
Colorado
Chinese Immigrants in U S Seek Citizenship Rights Movement
In Philadelphia Acting on Lee Toy’s lead the American Chinese Association plans to win citizenship for all Chinese residents. Minister Wu backs the effort and Chinese colonies nationwide welcome the initiative as it aims to influence Congress before the current exclusion treaty expires.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Pan
Lee Toy
United States
Congress
Washington
American Chinese Association
Race Street
New York
San Francisco
Three Children Die On Same Morning In Arkansas
In Van Buren Arkansas three children of James Malone died within an hour after rattlesnake bites to the two oldest at home and the youngest drowning after being left by the stream. The mother, Jesse Malone, is described as mentally distressed after the tragedy.
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Commercial Tribune
van Buren
Ark
James Malone
Uniontown
Leed’s Creek
Dewees Wood Plant Dismantling Sparks Steel Strike Tension
Pittsburgh August 9 1900 United States Steel orders dismantling the Dewees Wood plant at McKeesport and move to Kiskiminetas Valley amid Amalgamated union support pledge by Gompers. Workers vow defense while officials hint at National Tube plans and deeper conflict continues.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association
Dewees Wood
Persifer F. Smith
American Sheet Steel Company
Kiskiminetas Valley
McKeesport
Steel Corporation
Smith
Shaffer
National Tube Company
Carnegie
Conneaut
Dewees
Pennsylvania
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Morrison
Archbishop Ireland Rejects Arbitrator Role in Strike
Archbishopf Ireland travels from Hartford to New York and says he was never asked to mediate the strike. He decries strikes as deplorable yet notes they may be the sole means to secure rights. He emphasizes personal liberty and that workers may choose to strike but must not block others from working. He urges calm, equity, and peace for all.
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New York
Ireland
Hartford
Associated Press
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