Actress wife of Dan Frohman seeks divorce
Mrs. Dan Frohman, a stage actress, files for divorce. The action concerns the marriage to theater manager Dan Frohman and seeks dissolution of the union.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1909
Page
1
Margaret Illington Sues for Reno Divorce
Margaret Illington, stage star Mrs. Daniel Frohman, files for divorce in Reno district court for two years of non support. No alimony sought. she has resided in Reno over six months with no children or community property. Lawyers promise a quiet case with no sensational features. She married Frohman in New York on November 22, 1903.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Reno
Daniel Frohman
Margaret Illington
District Court
Frohman Wishes Wife Happiness After Reno Divorce Suit
Daniel Frohman comments on his wife Miss Illington filing for divorce in Reno. He says her actions are right and expresses hope she finds happiness under new conditions, sending his best wishes.
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New York
Associated Press
Daniel Frohman
Reno
Miss Illington
Second trial opens in Batonyi divorce case
Frances Batonyi accuses Aurel Batonyi of infidelity as the case resumes. Witnesses describe a taxi ride with an unnamed woman and a store visit linked to the alleged affair. Frances Batonyi testifies briefly before the case adjourns for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Frances Burke-Roche Batonyi
Aurel ‘Batonyi
Estranged Wife Files for Divorce from Bandmaster in Atlantic City
Mrs. Orestes Vesella once Miss Egan of Cincinnati, daughter of Thomas P. Egan, sues for divorce alleging desertion and Lothario like conduct by her husband, the Italian bandleader noted for his baton. Vesella vows to contest the divorce. the couple wed five years ago after her summer visit.
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Commercial Tribune
Atlantic City
N. J
Orestes Vesella
Miss Egan
Cincinnati
Thomas P. Egan
Vesella
Government favors Estrada government in Nicaragua crisis
Washington officials monitor the Nicaraguan revolution with neutrality while privately signaling sympathy for the Estrada movement against Zelaya. The State Department declines to discuss the situation publicly, but top U.S. authorities align with Estrada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Revolutionary Movement
Nicaragua
Department of State
Estrada
Zelaya
Wife Named in Scandal Blamed for Russian's Death
Bridgeport Connecticut October 18 Associated Press reports Joseph Najmanji of Fairfield enraged by his wife's mention in a scandal shot John Ecka this morning and then killed himself. Ecka is reported to be in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport, Conn
Associated Press
Oseph Najmanji
Fairfield
John Ecka
Ecka
Mountain juried will decide the tobacco cases
Judge A M Cochran in Covington said jurors for seven tobacco related damage suits will be drawn from mountain districts outside Kentucky's tobacco belt to ensure impartiality. The cases involve Burley Tobacco society and independent manufacturers seeking about 1,000,000 in damages under the Sherman act, including night raids and business losses.
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Mountain Juried
United States
A. M. Cochran
Covington
Burley Tobacco Society
Kentucky
Cochran
Combine of Tobacco Growers
United States—court
Frankfort
Williams
Woodford County
Catlettsburg
London
Harvey Myers
W. S. Henderson
Kenton
Campbell
Tobacco Belt
W. O. Bradley
John Allen
Lexington
D. L
Ben Jordan
Rachel Jordan
Robert Bestaton
Elbert Rout
Frank Eckler
John Riddle
Henderson
Augusta
Cincinnati
Robert Staton
Brooksville
Public Road
Pendleton County
Garber Declares Outlook for Democrats Hopeless
Democratic National Committeeman Harvey C. Garber voices a bleak Ohio outlook, arguing Bryan influence dominates rural counties and Harmon's leadership falters, with party divisions widening between Harmon and Bryan factions. Taft tours Texas, dedicates San Antonio chapel, greets 14,000 schoolchildren, and lauds Alamo history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Democratic National
Harvey C. Garber
New York
Harmon
Bryan
Ohio
Garber
Pattison
Texas
William H. Phipps
Finley
Murder Probed in Death of Dan Swinbourne Son
Newport police seek to clear up the death of Charles Swinbourne from Chicago to Newport, with post mortem findings showing blunt force trauma and strangulation rather than self harm. Coroner Digby and doctors Heflin and Strauss suggest foul play, as the father plans to pursue Chicago authorities.
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Charles Swinbourne
Newport
Chicago
Dan Swinbourne
Swinburne
Swinbourne
Portola Festival Honors Queen Vergilia Bogue
San Francisco awaiting Portola Day parade with Don Gaspar Portola impersonator arriving by bay. About 150 000 visitors flocked to events as lighting decoraks streets and a world toast to Portola to begin festivities. Vergilia Bogue named queen with prominent father Virgil Bogue noted as Western Pacific Railway chief engineer.
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Associated Press Dispatch
San Francisco
Cal
Don Gaspar Portola
California
Six Nations
Gaspar de Portola
Ver
Gilia
Vergilia Bogue
Virgil Bogue
Western Pacific Railway Company
Insurgents Hold Canongo Front as Haitian Clash Rages
Dispatch from Cape Haitien reports a bloody clash between insurgents and government troops at Canongo near Dajabon. Insurgents ambushed advancing troops then captured Guayibin and Sabaneta while Dajabon was targeted. a prisoner claims the frontier is in insurgent hands. Rumor places La Vega among captured towns amid strict censorship.
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Associated Press
Cape Haitien
Canongo
Dajabon
Guayibin
Sabaneta
la Vega
Buchanan's Heart Cause of Death Determined
An autopsy on diplomat William J. Buchanan, found dead in the street, reports death from heart failure after a stroke of apoplexy. The body will be embalmed and sent to America at once.
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Associated Press Dispatch
London
William J. Buchanan
America
Taft Self Rule On Texas Ranch Four Day Teardown
President Taft arrived in Gregory Texas to spend four days on Charles Taft’s ranch size reported between 100000 and 200000 acres. He plans golf riding and possibly duck shooting with rest from public duties. John Hays Hammond left San Antonio to return to New York with potential to rejoin later.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Gregory
Tex
Taft
Charles P. Taft
Yosemite Valley
Gregory Station
John’ Hays Hammond
San Antonio
New York
Mississippi River
French Count Circles Eiffel Tower in Wright Biplane
Count De Lambert a French Russian aviator flew a Wright biplane near Paris yesterday circling the Eiffel Tower at an altitude of 1300 feet. He achieved the feat as crowds watched from the Champ de Mars and surrounding streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count de Lambert
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Eiffel
DE Lambert Suahs
Treat urges central bank and government backing at Boston talk
Charles H. Treat in Ford hall urged a national clearing house bank to coordinate banks and rediscount loans while maintaining government backing for any currency. He suggested postal savings banks in limited states but warned against large scale government involvement in individual accounts.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Boston
Mass
United States
Charles H. Treat
Washington
Bank Officers’ Association
Ford Hall
National Clearing House
National Clearing House Bank
French Aviator DeLambert Flies Over Paris in Wright Biplane
Count DeLambert, a French aeronaut, flew a Wright biplane from Juvisy to Paris and back, covering about thirty-one miles at 300 to 1300 feet. The flight lasted 49 minutes 30 seconds with crowds cheering and Wrights present including Orville Wright and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Eee
Ae DeLambert
Aeroplanist
Juvisy
United States
DeLambert
Death reduces U S pension list by over forty eight thousand
Washington October 18 Mobilization of wartime veterans continues to shrink pension rolls. The annual report by Ves pasian Warner commissioner of pensions shows 48321 names dropped last year including 22831 Civil War survivors. Total pensions paid in year ending June 30 1909 reached 161973703 the largest single year disbursement. Number on pension at start 10687 new pensioners 46088 on roll at year end 946194 net decrease 5498 survivors on roll 593961.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
United States
Vespasian Warner
English Rivalry in Aviation Sparks York Lancaster Echoes
Blackpool hosts a revival of medieval rivalries as Farman Paulhan Rougier Le Blanc arrive amid strong English entries. Fourteen Britons entered monoplanes for long distance, speed, and a final time to circle, with Farman leading the speed contest at 17 1 2 miles in 0 23 and Rougier posting the longest flight of 22 4 Plus miles in 0 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackpool
England
Associated Press
York and
Lancaster
Yorkshire
Rheims
Doncaster
Farman
Paulhan
Rougier
le Blanc
Latham
Fournier
Fernandez
Le Blon Wins Bradford Cup In Aviation Meet
Doncaster England October 18 Le Blion driving a Bleriot monoplane wins the Bradford cup and a $200 prize for the fastest time in ten circuits of the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doncaster
England
Associated Press
le Blon
Army Officers Are Flyers in Government Aviation School
College Park Md Oct 18 Army officers Lieutenants Lahm and Humphrey demonstrated their ability to handle the government aeroplane bought from the Wright brothers during the summer. Each officer made three flights with Mr Wright as observer. Weather was overcast with light showers and little wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
College Park
Associated, Press
Government Aviation School
Wright
Lahm
Humphrey
Wright Brothers
Signal Corps
Monoplane Crash Wounds, Mortally Injures in France
In Juvisy France Count DeLambert returned to the field as M Blanc attempted his first Bleriot flight. A false rudder shift caused the monoplane to strike the tribune, killing a woman and injuring about a dozen others.
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Juvisy
France
Associated Press
Count DeLambert
Paris
M. Blanc
Tribune
Wright machine capsizes in trial flight at Bornsted commons
Machinist Keidel undertook a trial flight in a Wright machine at Bornsted commons today and capsized at about thirty feet. The craft was badly damaged but Keidel escaped serious injury.
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Potsdam
Associated Press
Keide
Bornsted Commons
Keidel
Lambert’s Claim Disputed Flight From Cincinnati Cited
The Aero club of St. Louis members A B Lambert and S Louis Phul allegedly set new world records for long distance and speed in an overnight flight from St. Louis to near Charleston Maryland. They reportedly left Friday at 5 30 PM and landed Saturday morning at 9 00 AM with an average speed of 44 miles per hour, a claim challenged locally.
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Change of Venice
Ohio National
Phipps
David L. Rockwell
State House
Herrick
Harris
San Coere Texas
St. Anthony
Fort Sam Houston
War Department
el Paso
Diaz
Alamo Plaza
Liberty
The
Alamo
Callahan
Haitien
Buchanan
Hammond
Gulf of Mexico
Mr. Taft
Federal Clearing House
Charles W. Treat
Secretary of the Navy
John D. Long
Wings
Over
Santos-Dumont
Santos Dumont
Orville Wright
Russia
Grim Reaper
Cup
Lambert
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