Teasdale Divorce Case Denies Cruelty Allegations
Caroline Teasdale denies husband William Teasdale a dye house proprietor subjected her to cruelty since marriage. She alleges his intoxication, eviction, theater absences, and insults led to their separation and seeks alimony and property protections. An order restrains disposal of Teasdale family property pending final hearing.
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William Teasdale
Caroline Hans Spiro
Teasdale
Workum, Bowdle & Oppenheimer
Cincinnati
G. G. Schoenr
Mary S&s. Teasdale
Treasdale
Spiegel
St. Nicholas
Haas
Mrs. Teasdale
Caroline Teasdale
Indiana Senate calls for joint inquiry into alleged corrupt lobby
Senator Cyrus E. Davis introduced a concurrent resolution for a joint committee from both chambers to investigate Governor Durbin's charges of a corrupt lobby. The panel would pursue indictments and compel witnesses, with reports during the General Assembly session. Davis opposed referral to the Criminal Code panel.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Senate
Cyrus E. Davis
Bloomfield
Durbin
General Assembly
Indiana
House of Representatives
House
Committee On Criminal Code
Davis
Roosevelts Curb Trusts Backed Amid Taft Tariff Denunciation
At the National Convention of the Cigar Dealers Association of America in Chicago on January 10 resolutions praised Roosevelt's trust curbs while denouncing Taft's Philippine tariff cuts as harmful to American cigar and tobacco workers and the industry.
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National Association of Cigar Dealers
Chicago
Commercial Tribune
Roosevelt
Taft
Philippines
Cigar Dealers’ Association of America
America
Coolle
20 Schoolgirls Form Human Chain To Save Two Boys
New York dispatch reports 20 pupils from Mrs. Leigh's academy Grantwood New Jersey formed a human chain to rescue two boys who had fallen through ice. Miss Evelyn Gordon directed the rescue and carried one boy to safety while others extended the chain to pull both to shore.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Miss Gordon
Miller Arrested for 14 Year-old Findlay Murder
Henry Miller arrested in Marion Indiana for the 14 year old murder of James Cline in Findlay Ohio. Mrs Cline identified him in the street prompting the arrest. Miller to be taken to Findlay for trial.
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Commercial Tribune
Marion
Ind
Henry Miller
James Cline
Findlay
Cline
Miller
Losses in Jolo engagement reported by Military Secretary
Cable from General Corbin details a Yesterday action on Jolo Island in which Second Lieutenant James M. Jewell and Private William F. O Neil of the Fourteenth Cavalry were killed. Wounded include Second Lieutenant Roy W. Ashbrook of the Seventeenth Infantry. Captain Halstead Dorey was shot in the shoulder.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Corbin
Jolo Island
Jolo
James M. Jewell
Fourteenth Cavalry
William F. O'Neil
Roy W. Ashbrook
Seventeenth Infantry
Ohio
Fifth Infantry
Halstead Dorey
Murot Halstead
Cincinnati
The
Military Academy
Fourth Infantry
Indicted for Election Frauds in Pueblo Grand Jury Returns 31 Indictments
Pueblo Colorado January 10 The grand jury returned thirty one new indictments charging fraud in connection with the recent election. Several indictments target individuals already under arrest while remaining cases involve others not previously indicted.
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Commercial Tribune
Pueblo
Col
Fire Kills Peter Danielson and Wife at New Windsor
In Monmouth Illinois on January 10 a house fire at New Windsor claimed the lives of Peter Danielson and his wife both about 70 years old. Firefighters found the charred remains after extinguishing the blaze. The couple lived alone in the single story residence and the cause was under investigation.
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Commercial Tribune
Monmouth
Ills
Peter Danielson
New Windsor
Ohio postmaster clash heats up over Cleveland patronage
Washington January 10 Republican politics in Ohio run hot as talk spreads that Cleveland postmaster Denstoe may be reappointed and sent to the Senate for confirmation Burton supports his man while Senator Foraker delays action. A possible deal between Foraker and Burton looms as Dewstoe seeks Senate return amid party maneuvering.
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Watts
Washington
D. C
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Dens
Burton
Foraker
Cleveland
Denstoe
Denstee
Senate
Dew Stoe
Russia to Aus Third Fleet to the War Zone
St Petersburg reports the first division of the Third Pacific Squadron will sail from Libau at month end. It includes the warships Senjavin Apraxine Oushakoff and Nicholas II, plus the Vladimir Monomach and several torpedo craft. Novoe Vremya urges reinforcement of Vladivostok Sakhalin and Kamchatka and questions peace without Russian victories.
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Russia
Aus
Third Fleet
St. Petersburg
Russ
Libau
Senjavin
Apraxine
Oushakoff
Nicholas II
Vladimir Monomach
Novoe Vremya
Vladivostok
Sakhalin
Kamchatka
Port Arthur
Russian Generals Lose Confidence as Mukden Stand Tightens
Reports from Tokyo indicate Russian generals in Manchuria doubt General Kuropatkin’s leadership amid a tense Mukden situation. The Navy notes 395 submarine mines destroyed or exploded within forty miles of Fort Arthur as the theater edges toward crisis. Ten Japanese survivors from the Port Arthur blockade reach Russian hospitals.
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Tokyo
Manchuria
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Shakhe Rivde
Ster
Navy Department
Fort Arthur
Port Arthur
Duke Marriage Alleged Fraud Exposes Family Rift
Relatives of Brodie L Duke seek to annul his marriage to Alice L Webb claiming fraud and memory loss. A masseur asserts Duke was irrational during the December 19 ceremony after stimulant use, with son J Lawrence Duke corroborating the blank recollection of the event. The DA investigates a possible plot behind the marriage.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Brodie L. Duke
Alice L. Webb
BE. T. Osbaldeston
Duke
J. Lawrence Duke
Webb
District Attorney
Rume over minister resignations in Russia not confirmed
Reported resignation of Interior Minister Sviato polk Mirsky and appointment of M Witte as successor are unconfirmed. The rumor appears linked to reforms disputes and Witte's recent long audience with Emperor Nicholas, indicating uncertainty about cabinet changes in St Petersburg.
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ST. Petersburg
Sviatopolk-Mirsky
M. Witte
Nicholas
Pretty Russian girl kidnaped in Cincinnati case
A seventeen year old girl, niece of Mrs Rosa Tutleman of 2704 Woodburn Ave Walnut Hills, was reportedly detained for about six weeks by a wealthy Syracuse family. Cincinnati relatives hired detectives as police investigated. The girl is now in Cincinnati with her aunt and may press charges. Colonel Millikin says Rasinsky reported the case weeks ago.
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Rosa Tutleman
Woodburn Avenue
Walnut Hills
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Charles E. Rasinsky
Board of Public Works
City Hall
Paul M. Millikin
Rasinsky
Russia
United States
Bulgaria and Turkey Edge Toward War in Balkans
London report cites a Balkan minister detailing Turkey and Bulgaria arming for potential conflict. Arms shipments rise and Asian recruits reach Salonica for Turkish service. Macedonia sees increasing Bulgarian Greek bands clashing with Turkish forces in growing three way violence expected to surge in spring.
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London
Turkey
Bulgaria
Balkan
Asia Minor
Salonica
American dentist to Emperor’s Berlin court commits suicide
Berlin Jan 10 Dr Alonzo H Sylvester Emperors American dentist shot himself in his bedroom He had long served as royal Prussian Councilor and private dentist amid financial trouble after an influenza illness that left him speaking incoherently for days His death follows thirty years in Berlin as a pioneer practitioner and court favorite.
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Berlin
Alonzo H. Sylvester
William
Sylvester
Dr. Sylvester
Colorado cruiser delivered to U S government
The protected cruiser Colorado, built at Cramps' Shipyard, was turned over to the United States Government today. The vessel is now at League Island Navy Yard awaiting orders for active service. The transfer occurred without ceremony.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Colorado
Cramps
United States
League Island Navy Yard
Gas fumes cause mass fainting at lodge initiation
In Zanesville Ohio during a Modern Woodmen initiation at Roseville a defective gas flue released fumes into the lodge room. About fifty men fainted as they moved to fresh air. twenty remained unconscious on the sidewalk and in rooms. Drs treated them. Rev J W Maxwell remained critical.
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Commercial Tribune
Zanesville
Roseville
Ora Brown
Newark
Court Decides Against Bryan in Will Case
In New Haven on January 10 Judge Silas A Robinson ruled that a sealed letter by Philo S Bennett cannot be admitted as evidence in William J. Bryan’s will dispute. Bryan, executor, seeks to interpret the will so 50 000 goes to Mrs Imogene Bennett as trustee for Bryan, while Mrs Bennett wants it paid to the residuary legatee.
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Commercial Tribune
New Haven
Conn
William J. Bryan
Silas A. Robinson
Philo 8. Bennett
Delia A. Bigelow
Mr. Bryan
Imogene Bennett
President Roosevelts call for tariff extra session declared
President Roosevelt urged earliest possible tariff revision action and said he would call the Fifty-ninth Congress into extraordinary session once committees are ready to report. He favored no sweeping revision but a thorough readjustment of schedules and pledged to abide by Congress two houses verdict.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Fifty-ninth Congress
Tw Houses
House Committee On Ways and Means
House
Senate
House of Representatives
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