Thaw Wearing Apparel Only for Asylum Property Case
Justice Morschauser refused to sign an order directing Dr. Amos T. Pees to turn over Thaws personal effects. The order was amended to apply only to Thaws wearing apparel with Thaw paying his own witnesses. The case concerns custody of money, a watch, seal and scissors held by Dr. Baker at Matteawan.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Justice Morschauser
Amos T. Pees
Puttenwan Asylum
A. Russell Peabody
Harry K. Thaw
Mat
T ‘Sion
Baker
Peabody
Thaw
Mack
Mr. Peabody
Matteawan Institution
Dutchess County
Morschauser
New York
New York County
Pianist Theodore Leschetitzky Weds His Pupil at 80
In Budapest on May 9, Prof. Theodore Leschetitzky a famed piano teacher to Paderewski and other stars married pupil Mlle Marie von Rosborska. Leschetitzky already three times married stands at eighty and the union caused a sensation in music circles.
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Prof
Leschetitzky
Paderewski
Mlle
Marie von Rosborska
Commercial Tribune
Budapest
Musicc
Theodore Leschetitzky
Padérewski
Arbitration pact averted strike for Carmen 3 dispute
May 9 in Cleveland a conference between President Dupont of the Municipal Traction Company and leaders of the Conductors and Motormen's Union resulted in an agreement to arbitrate all differences. A strike now seems extremely unlikely.
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Cleveland
Dupont
Municipal Traction Company
Plans for Conference of 600 Members Face Debate
Baltimore May 9 The General Conference of the Methodist Church considers reducing delegates to five hundred, splitting evenly between ministers and laity. Bishop Burt criticizes the Greek and Roman churches as degenerate and corrupt. A federation report urges inviting the Methodist Protestant General Conference to unite to avoid rivalry and promote peace.
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Burt
Baltimore
General Conference
The
Methodist Church
Judge Lincoln
Troy
N. Y
William T. Burt
Europe
Chinese Rebels Capture Pass and Threaten Meng-Tsze
Alarming reports from Peking describe three recent engagements in Yun Nan Province near the Tonking border with rebels defeating pro government troops. Laobu Pass remains in rebel hands and the treaty port Meng-Tsze with about twelve thousand inhabitants is endangered. French Minister Co V Bapst has been asked to help suppress the movement.
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Peking
Yun-Nan
Tonking
Laobu Pass
Meng-Tsze
Co. V. B. Bapst
China
Ohioans Sail on Outgoing Ships to Europe
A New York report details Cincinnati and Ohio Valley residents traveling abroad aboard several steamers bound for Europe. Notables include Henry Merkel and Amy Schwarz wedding travelers, Mrs. Shay heading to Europe, and a long list of Ohioans visiting Liverpool Bremen and the Lusitania voyage home. The piece notes social detours, hotel scenes, and—in a separate incident—a Waldorf altercation involving Budd Hauser and Phocian Durmell over racing publications.
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Pee Tribune
New York
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Henry Merkel
Amy Schwarz
Clifton
Metropolis
Coast Line
Bermudian
Bermudes Islands
Thomas F. Shay
Europe
Shay
Queen City
Joseph Frederick
Rose Cecilia Shay
Liverpool
Evan c. Evans
Lucy
Lloyd Line
Bremen
Fanny Diesel
Henry Frimming
Fred Franzieb
Theodore H. Rehage
Elizabeth Weiss
Henry Schmidt
Covington
Emil Eckert
Pauline Federer
Fanny Mayer
Dayton
Phil Krauth
Hamilton
Atlantic
Lusitania
Continent
Egypt
London
More
Elsie Laidley
Francis Powell
Gertrude Green
Cunard
Mrs. Powell
Mrs. More
Springfield
Mass
Waldorf-Astoria
Budd Hauser
Phocian Howard
the Graphic
Hauser
Charles E
Boots) Durmell
Charles W. Gates
Howard
Durnell
User
California
Cub
Coney Island
C. L. Taylor
Broadway Central
Mercantile Houses of
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
J. M. Allen
F. W. Benjamin
J. M. Allen & Co
Spiritualists Lose Large Bequest From Banker Will
A Bloomington jury set aside Banker Thomas Crumbaugh’s will granting half a million to the Spiritualist Church. The verdict followed a sensational trial with letters suggesting undue influence by alleged mediums claiming contact with the banker's infant son.
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Bloomington
Ill
Thomas Crumbaugh
Crumbaugh
RULES AGAINST MRS GOULD IN SEPARATION SUIT
Catherine Clemons Gould’s bid for a jury trial in her separation from Howard Gould was denied by Justice Dowling in New York Supreme Court. The ruling cites a uniform trend against jury trials in matrimonial actions unless absolute divorce is sought.
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New York
Catherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Supreme Court
Justice Dowling
Four Girls Drown In Neosho River Tragedy Near Hartford
Four young women aged 16 to 20 were drowned in the Neosho River at Hartford near Emporia Kansas last night. The group was on a fishing outing when the raft or boat overturned leading to the tragedy. Local authorities and rescuers worked through the night but only bodies were recovered. Names and full details were not immediately released.
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Emporia
Kan
Hartford
Here
Sana Ee
Peruna Promises Relief From Wide Range of Ailments
A collection of testimonials extols Peruna as a safe home remedy for throat and catarrh symptoms. Mrs Nolan of Gems Kan and others praise Peruna for curing stomach catarrh and systemic ailments, noting family use for babies and children and recommending the product to friends.
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Gems Kan
Peruna
Eruna
Penna
Chas. Gloyne
New Jersey Ave
Kansas City
Kansas
John , Stabler
Min
Ind
Runa
Dr. Hartman
Mayer, Minn
Maria Gongoll
House Passes DC Child Labor Bill As Model Measure
The House, voting under suspension, passed a DC child labor bill. It bans work for those under 14 during school hours, restricts 14 to 16 year olds, limits to eight hours daily and forty eight weekly, and requires schooling certificates. It also bans sales by under 10 or girls under 16, bootblacking, and street peddling with permits and badges for all boys under 16.
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Washington
House
District of Columbia
Olcott
New York
Williams
Senate
Paper Factory Probe Committee Visits Palmer Mills
A four member U S House committee and accompanying officials toured Palmer Falls Palmer Mills in Corinth New York to study paper making from pulp to finished product Local company officials explained the process and hours later the group planned hearings with mill workers on wages and conditions The panel expects to continue hearings the next day and depart Sunday night
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Corinth
N. Y
Palmer Mills
House of Representatives
Mann
Illinois
Miller
Kansas
Stafford
Wisconsin
Sims
Tennessee
John Norris
New York City
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Cyrus Darey
International Paper Company
Palmer Falls
Governor names Conley to fill attorney general vacancy
Governor Dawson announces William G. Conley of Kingwood Preston County will fill the attorney general vacancy caused by a death. Conley is named as the new attorney general after the passing of the previous officeholder.
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Charleston
W. Va
Dawson
William G. Conley
Kingwood
Preston County
Woman narrowly escapes mob lynching in France
In Nancy on May 9 a mob attacked Jeanne Weber after learning she strangled a seven year old boy. Weber, linked to earlier Paris murders, was defended by police as officials fled amid cries of oregano and vengeance. The boy lay dead with a cut tongue as the mob pressed in outside the suspect’s lodging.
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Nancy
France
Jeanne Weber
Weber
Paris
Overy
Editor Matthias Ends Life at Hot Springs Hotel
Charles Matthias, a prominent journalist formerly with The Chicago Chronicle and The Chicago American, died by suicide at a Hot Springs hotel. He shot himself before a mirror with a revolver and left a note to his wife saying he cannot stand the nerves any longer.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Charles Matthias
Chicago Chronicle
Chicago American
Matthias
Bryanites Fight Johnson in Twin St Paul Conventions
In St Paul Minnesota two Democratic conventions met with Johnson delegates chosen in the Federal Hall session while a rival Bryan gathering at Hiawatha Hall pledged a final showdown. Bryan delegates to the State convention were elected and F Al Pike ordered to form a ward county committee to plan Rams County Democracy.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Rameau
Officer Johnson
Federal Hall
Johnson
Hiawatha Hall
Johnson Democrats
Bryan
St.Paul
Rams County
Zu Eulenburg Denied Bail In Berlin Perjury Case
Prince Philip zu Eulenburg was arrested at Liebenburg castle on perjury charges linked to last summer’s allegations by Maximilien Harden. He is housed in two rooms of Charity Hospital under police observation, attended by his valet, as his lawyers challenge lawful detention. Bail of 125000 dollars was offered and refused.
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Edward J. Mack
de Maz
Joseph E. Bloch
Cincinnati
Knickerbocker
Dave Guggenheim
William Mosler
E. A. Glaeser
Sidney J. Freiberg
M. K. Block
Morris L. Bettman
Harrisburg
Globe Trotter
Robinson
Jersey City
Broadway
United States Lithograph Company
D. Firestone
Will F. Brown
Columbus
Metropolis
Cooper Procter
Manhattan
Raleigh Hoe
Robert Seaton
Newark
Raleigh
San Francisco
Queen City
Frisco
Don Murphy
Manhattan Beach
Ieee
Aon Eee
Ule
Howard
Plegen
Joe Pugh
Joe
Imperial Hotel
Covington
Clieb
Empire City
Colonel Pugh
New York
Berlin
Prince Philip Zu Eulenburg
Liebenburg
Agaim
Maximilien Harden
Charity Hospital
Brennan waives examination in extortion case
Edward B Brennan the Butte lawyer arrested on charges of attempting to extort 40000 dollars from F Augustus Heinze in the Aetna Bank matter waived examination in Police Court and was released on bail.
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New York
Edward 3B. Brennan
Butte
Mont
F. Augustus Heinze
Aetna Bank and Trust Company
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