Lawyers Arrested In Pittsburg Fake Bankruptcy Probe
Warrants charge Victor J. Levy and Meyer Shapiro with conspiring to conceal assets and defraud creditors after a jeweler’s bankruptcy case linked to a fire loss. The National Jewellers Board of Trade says several attorneys are implicated in a wider bankruptcy-rigging ring.
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Only Woman on Earth Who Manages Railway
The article profiles Mrs. Cora B. Williams of Atlanta Ga described as the sole woman in the world who owns and operates a 20 mile interstate railroad in her own right with trains stations docks and a steamship line She inherits wealth from J P Williams who rose from penniless turpentine camp work to build timber and turpentine holdings and a railroad fortune estimated at $400000 by the Civil War era
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Death Angel Calls On William Havemeyer in Night
New York news reports the death of William F Havemeyer a longtime sugar refiners heir and former Havemeyer Bros partner. He died in his son in law William R Willcox's home at 11 East Forty fifth street of angina pectoris after a chest pain. He was born March 31 1860 and married Josephine Harmon in 1877. Mrs Havemeyer died fourteen years ago.
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Masses Demand Immediate Dispatch of Troops Over Nanking Killings
A Tokyo protest swelled in Hablya Park with calls for war against China and the removal of Japan’s foreign minister. Speakers expressed hatred toward Americans and Californians, denouncing diplomacy after the Nanking murders and the assault on the Japanese flag.
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Betrothal of Isabel Valle to British Baronet Nelson
Miss Isabel Valle of 4955 Maryland Place St. Louis announced her engagement to Baronet James Hope Nelson of London. The wedding is set for October 1 with details to follow.
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William K. Vanderbilt
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Maryland Place
St. Louis
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James Hope- Nelson
London
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Leicestershire
England
Two Autoists Killed at Grace Crossing
Fremont Ohio reports two deaths after a Wheeling & Lake Erie train struck an automobile at a grade crossing east of the city. Mrs George Gleckler 44 and her son Clareice 21 died instantly. four others were seriously injured including George Gleckler and Mainda Gleckler. The party from Elmore was en route to Green Springs when the collision occurred.
Gymnasts Attacked on Way to Vatican by Anti Clericals
Rome September 7 disturbances marred an exhibition by visiting Catholic gymnasts before the Pope as anti clericals and Socialists clashed with police. Belgian and Austrian groups faced misidentification and attacks while Garibaldi followers unfurled the Italian tricolor in St Peter's Square. The Pope urged patience and called for no hot blood after learning of the disorders.
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City Councilm Anoints "Court" For Alleys In Plan
Columbus city councilman Louis A. Alcott proposes replacing the term alley with court to avoid a reflection on residents. He plans to introduce an ordinance adopting the new designation, arguing alleys are undignified and should be renamed for better standing.
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Earth shocks rattled Martinique with thirty tremors
A sequence of thirty earthquakes struck Fort de France in the early morning. No material damage is reported and there were no immediate injuries.
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Canal work advances toward October 10 navigation
Dry excavation on the Panama Canal shows completion ahead of schedule. Steam shovels finish removing rock in the Culebra cut as dredges prepare to widen and deepen, with water expected to reach the channel from Gatun Lake by October 6 and full shipping use by December.
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Ohio Women to Push Sufferage in 1914 Campaign
The Commercial Tribune reports Ohio will push woman suffrage in the 1914 state election. Initiatives seek a constitutional amendment granting voting rights to women, with petitions to gather 100000 signatures. Leaders cite last year's defeat and Illinois precedent as momentum for victory.
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Women’s Taxpayers’ League of Columbus
Anna Quinby
Ohio Women’s Suffrage Association
Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren
William B. Kilpatrick
Trumbull County
Illinois
Spanish Cardinal Vives y Tuto Dies in Rome
Cardinal Joseph Calasanoti us Vives y Tuto Prefect of the Congregation for Religious Affairs died in Rome after an appendicitis operation. Born 1854 in San Andrea de Lievaneras Barcelona he was created cardinal June 19 1899. The pope mourned a close ally and long trusted adviser.
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Barcelona
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Nurse and patient drown at pond in Stoneham incident
Ada Feingold a19 year old patient at a Worcester sanitarium and her nurse Hazel Crummell 21 of Akron Ohio were drowned at Quarter Mile Pond in Stoneham as Feingold jumped into the water and Crummell leaped after her despite not knowing how to swim.
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Worcester
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Akron
Growing Anti American Feeling Amid Mexican Tensions
Washington dispatches report rising anti American sentiment along the border after the killing of Mexican Lieutenant Acosta by an American on El Paso ground. The Montana sails to League Island to load 3000 rounds for three inch guns and may move toward Mexican waters as Navy Day approaches. Nelson O Shaughnessy disputes assurances Huerta will not run, while talks of a new Mexican War Minister circulate.
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Mexican authorities block demonstration after Juarez shooting
In El Paso on September 1 authorities report calm in Juarez after the shooting of Lt. Francisco Acosta by government officers. Inspector Diebold accuses Acosta of aggressor behavior. Juarez officials dissociate from anti American demonstrations and restrict public visits by Americans to avoid clashes.
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