Who is Venus
Miss Catherine Joyce, a cloak model in New York, declares Venus is out of date and defends the 36 inch standard for cloaks. She demonstrates a 36 cloak in court to counter a tailor’s salary dispute, arguing fit and fashion define the standard.
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Venus
AoKo
New York
Commercial Tribune
Catherine Joyce
Broadway
Joyce
Max Silverman
A. Goldstein & Sons
University Place
Teria
Thief Loots City Hospital Children's Ward Christmas Gifts
A mean thief visited Cincinnati City Hospital on Christmas night stealing toys and bisque dolls from the children’s ward. The thefts, including a box of doll babies, occurred after gifts were placed by a tree and left little patients disappointed by morning. The culprit’s identity remains unknown.
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Cincinnati
City Hospital
Misa Fisher
Delyannis Trusted to Form New Cabinet in Greece
Athens reports former Premier M Theodore M Delyannis is tasked with organizing a new cabinet as the Chamber of Deputies will be dissolved.
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Athens
M. Theodore M. Delyannis
Chamber of Deputies
Daisy Leiter Becomes Bride of Belted Earl
Miss Daisy Leiter, daughter of Levi Z. Leiter, Wed Henry Molyneaux Paget Howard, the Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire, at the Leiter home in Washington. The couple plan to sail for England next week. the Earl’s status and estate are noted, with background on their meet in Simla, India, and family connections.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Daisy Leiter
Levi Z. Leiter
Mary
T. Carver Leiter
Chicago
Henry Molyneaux Paget Howard
Suffolk
Berkshire
Leiter
Roland
St. Loni 'S
Joseph Lester
Lionel Guest
England
Daisy
Paris
India
Simla
Lady Curzon
Bar of
Lord Curzon
Jolin Campbell
Nancy Lester
Earl of Suffolk
Miss Daisy
Plantagenets
Earl of
Andover
Baron Howard
Lord Thomas Howard
Duke of Norfolk
Edward I
Philip the Bold
France
Here- Ward
Duke of Marlborough
Qwerl
Charlton Park
Malmesbury
Wiltshire
Europe
Sue
Earl
Miss Leiter
Tragedy in Lincoln County. four shot one killed
In Lincoln County near Midkiff and in Nolan West Virginia four people were shot during two linked incidents. Lucian Lucas Ira Lucas were killed and Octave Adkins and Miss Adkins injured as Will Adkins fought the Lucas brothers. Octave Adkins wards off death while Miss Adkins recovers. In a separate church incident Everett Thompson and Nimrod Thompson clashed with Mike Duncan, Duncan fatally shot Thompson and wounded Nimrod.
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Commercial Tribune
Huntington
W. Va
Midkiff
Lincoln County
Octave Adkins
Miss Adkins
Will Adkins
Lucas Boys
Adkins
Ira Lucas
Lucases
Nolan
Everett Thompson
Nimrod Thompson
Mike Duncan
Duncan
Dodge Confesses to Expose Major New York Divorce Scandal
Charles F. Dodge former husband of the wife of banker Charles W Morse confessed to a startling scandal involving a Tammany Hall figure a top New York Bar leader and other wealthy residents. He was arraigned in secret and released on his own recognizance then spirited away to prevent kidnapping as authorities plan further arrests in the divorce tangle. Dodge arrived from Texas on the steamship Lampasas under heavy guard and faces perjury charges.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Charles F. Dodge
Charles W. Morse
Tammany Hall
Jerome
Dodge
Lampasas
Texas
James W. Osborne
Photo Unites Brother And Long Lost Sister In Chicago
In Chicago a misplaced photograph found at the Victoria Hotel leads Henry J. Clyner of Collingswood New Jersey to reunite with his sister Florence who ran away from New York five years ago to marry Amos Belknap of Bucyrus Ohio. The hotel clerk McHenry aided the reunion after discovering the photo and its wrappers.
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Chicago
Ohio
Henry J. Clyner
Collingswood
N. J
McHenry
Victoria Hotel
Clyner
Florence
New York
Amos
Belknap
Bucyrus
Pope Receives Bishop Dontenwill in Private Audience
In Rome on December 26 the Pope met privately with Rt. Rev. Austin Dontenwill, Bishop of New Westminster British Columbia, for a formal audience.
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Rome
Austin Dontenwill
Newe Westminster
B.C
1000 Jars Make Agoualt Boo Killed
A Daily Telegraph dispatch from Chefu dated December 26 reports a Japanese attack on December 22 with a 5 000 strong column and machine guns. Six hundred Japanese killed in a bayonet fight near Payuisean Mountain. Russians halted their advance. Japanese retreated north leaving guns and prisoners.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Chefu
Port Arthur
Paquisean Mountain
Payuisean Mountain
Etse
Chadwick Rumors Return Home To Face Divorce
In Cleveland a report claims Dr. Leroy S. Chadwick plans to return home to confront accusations tied to his wife's financial dealings and to sue for divorce. Despite indictments, supporters say his conduct remains unblemished, and bail arrangements are noted for his possible arrival.
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Chadwick
Cleveland
Dr. Chadwick
Beckwith
Nan Patterson Weeps in Prison at Christmas
Nan Patterson the former actress accused of murdering Frank L Young spent a grim Christmas in the Tombs. She expected release to celebrate with family in Washington. An elaborate dinner from counsel arrived but she ate little and wept, later steadied by a long letter from her mother.
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Gommerctial Tribune
New York
Nan Patterson
Frank L. Young
Washington
Statesmen Will Tell Their Story
Senator Mitchell and possibly Congressman Herman will testify before the U S Grand Jury in Portland Oregon tomorrow afternoon to explain charges that may have been made against them Assistant United States Attorney Henri said Mitchell will appear in the afternoon but Herman’s attendance was not certain
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Mitchell
Herman
Portland
Ore
Torney Henri
Russians Surprise Enemy at Shakhe River Clash
Russian volunteers crossed the Shakhe River Friday and surprised a Japanese force, killing about 100 and taking fifteen prisoners. Russian losses were trifling.
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Mukden
Shakhe
Powder Blast Shatters Waverly as Arcadia Works Explode
A blast at Arcadia Powder Company's Waverly plant ten miles from Halifax Nova Scotia today shook the region. The dry house explosion toppled six nearby buildings, shattered windows for miles, and injured about twenty workers who had just left. The plant manager's house also suffered heavy damage. the cause is believed to be overheated powder. No fatalities.
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Halifax
N.S
Arcadia Powder Company
Waverly
Arcadia Works
Dry House
Robert Layton
Presbyterians Hospital To Stay Open Despite Closure Rumors
Protests from Presbyterian and other denominations pour in as medical staff pledge support and pledge patients if kept open. Trustees prepare to meet and likely reject closure with renewed efforts and fundraising to avert shutdown.
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Cincinnati
Presbyterian Hospital
Mountains of Coal Coming from Pittsburg
Between 2,000,000 and 3,000,000 bushels of coal started south today on a nine foot stage in the Ohio. The gauge at Davis Island Dam rose to 9 feet 4 inches at 11 p.m. Rivermen expect a twelve foot stage tomorrow that would release 10,000,000 to 12,000,000 bushels more from the harbor. A steady rain fell from 7:30 to 11 tonight.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Ohio
Davis Island Dam
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Port Arthur Works
Queen of Finance
L. S. Chadwick
Albany
N. Y
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Leroy S. Chadwick
Andrew Carnegie
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Jay P. Dawley
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