Heiress Wife Seeks Lost Husband In Global Search
Mrs Louis Kayser, owner of a $1,000,000 fortune, asks Detective D B Johnson to locate her estranged husband Kayser and his brother Rev Father John Kayser. She deserted him in Nashville fifteen years ago and asks Archbishop Moetiler's help after private detectives failed.
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Nashville
Tenn
Louis Kayser
Paris
France
D. 8. Johnson
Ohio Detective Agency
Johnson
Kayser
John Kayser
Cincinnati
Husband
Lfe
Kaysers
Father Kayser
Hiabana
Louis
Insurance Fight Over Ira G. Rawn Death Policies
Attorneys for Ira G. Rawn estate opened a fight in Chicago to collect 105000 in accident insurance after the former Illinois Central vice president was shot at his Winnetka home. Proofs of loss were sent to insurers. payment disputes may hinge on whether Rawn's death was self-inflicted. Conducted by J H Dammann Jr for Maryland Casualty, using testimony from graft trials as motive context. No car repair hearing occurred today.
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Chicago
Ira G. Rawn
Ilinois Central
Winnetka
J. ¥. Dammann, Jr
Maryland Casualty Company
Frank B. Harriman
John M. Taylor
Charlies Ll. Ewing
Illinois Central
Rawn
Huge Water Main Burst Floods Wade and Free Area
A large water main burst at Wade and Free streets early today, flooding cellars in the vicinity and causing damage to several buildings. City waterworks crews quickly responded, shutting off the supply after turning valves, with cellars of Eagle Lithographing, National Flag, Busse-Borgman, Graf-Morsbach, and Engine House No. 29 affected.
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Eagle Lithographing Company
National Flag Company
Busse-Borgman Company
Graf-Morsbach , Company
Ie House of Engine Company No. 29
Booths and Booth Family Highlight Ohio Valley Expo
Crowds of out of town merchants and manufacturers flocked to the Ohio Valley exposition in Cincinnati for the first Booth family reunion amid bustling exhibits. Dr. R B Booth presided as the Booths formed a new permanent association with officers elected and a history committee named. The day showcased Booth lineage from Idaho to Pennsylvania with claims tracing back to Rollo and Japhet, while the expo promoted Paoletta as a key attraction ahead of Portsmouth Day and the Cuyahoga county Centennial planning.
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Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of
Cincinnati
Booth
Roosevelt
Exposition Ground
Boothe
Browns
Smiths
Jones
Dr. R. Be, Booth
Lyzette Booth
Louisiana
Booth Family Association
John T. Booth
Booth Records
Lyman A-Booth
EB. _R. Booth
Grace McBriar
Pennsylvania
John Booth
Lexington
Rollo
Idaho
New Orleans
Michigan
Booths
Japhet
Noah
John Winthrop
Plymouth Colony
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Cuyahoga County
Chamber of Commerce
Stdholais
Portsmouth
Charles
Patterson withdraws from Tennessee governor race
Governor Malcolm R. Patterson announces in Nashville that he withdraws as the Democratic nominee for governor of Tennessee. He cites party dissension and the risk of harming Democratic prospects in November, returning his nomination to the party to preserve unity and avoid a split.
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Nashville
Tenn
Malcolm R. Patterson
Tennessee
State Committee
Ernor
Pennsylvania Depot in New York Opens as Ground Record
On Thursday the Pennsylvania Railroad inaugurated first trains at its new New York station. The vast complex spans eight acres with exterior walls about a half mile long, built in under six years. It features a bronze statue of Alexander Casatt, former railroad president, and tunnels began construction June 10, 1903.
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New Pennsylvania Depot
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
McCrae
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
The
Pennsylvania
Alexander Casatt
Casatt
Comptroller to Make Trip of Inspection
Washington dispatch reports Comptroller Murray will personally inspect all bank examination districts after a large shift of bank examiners. He will be joined by Oscar L. Telling, former examiner, now chief of the division of reports. Murray cites failures where early reporting could have averted insolvencies.
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Washington
Murray
Oscar L. Telling
National Bank Examiner
Comptroller's Office
Eight Indicted in Axiom Cooper Murder Case
Eddyville Kentucky reports eight men indicted for murder in the Axiom Cooper case at Lemasco. Those charged with willful murder include Alonzo Gray Spunk Creedmore Bartley Creedmore Claude Murphy Bayless Mitchell and Roy Merrick. Byron Hawkins and James Bozarth face manslaughter counts. Bond motion denied. defendants jailed in Eddyville.
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Eddyville
Axiom
Cooper
Lemasco
James Bozarth
Roosevelt advocates arbitration in Columbus street car strike
Theodore Roosevelt addressed 30,000 in Columbus urging mediation to end the street car strike. He condemned violence, attacked labor sympathizers and corporations, and criticized lawyers for strikers. He urged arbitration if parties refuse mediation and faulted authorities for unrest.
No Tobacco Deal Is On Says American Tobacco
Special dispatch reports denial from the American Tobacco company about purchasing the Burley society pool. R K Smith and other officials state no deal, no negotiations, and no purchase of the Burley crop, contradicting earlier stories. Louisville headquarters referenced.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
American Tobacco Company
Burley Society
R. K. Smith
Western Leaf Tobacco
Louisville
Addiss Seong
Capital Executive Praises Roosevelt in Columbus Speech
Mayor Marshall praises Roosevelt after the speech saying it is the best he has heard. He urges immediate arbitration and a special legislature session to enact a compulsory arbitration law to end the strike and maintain peace and order in Columbus.
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Roosevelt
Goodale Park
Harmon
Marshall
Columbus Railway and Light Company
Columbus
Minors Banned From Amateur Nights In Cincinnati Theaters
Cincinnati authorities outlaw minors appearing on amateur nights citywide after an investigation by Chief Probation Officer Weir. Juvenile Court officers arrested three underage girls at the Auditorium theater and vowed to arrest managers if minors are employed backstage or on stage. The action targets cheaper neighborhood venues where minors perform most acts.
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Cincinnati
Weir
Juvenile Court
Auditorium Theater
Seventh Street
Lursl Mayer
Baymiller
Irene Rittenhouse
Livingston Street
Nora Johnson
Frank Kuhn
Kuhn
Bride of Three Days Killed in Auto Crash
In Lexington Kentucky Mrs Callie Hudson Degaris a newlywed of three days was killed when her buggy horse shied at an automobile. She leaped before the car and was struck dying within an hour at her father’s home.
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Lexington
Callie Hudson Degaris
Noted French Sculptor Fremiet Dies in Paris
Paris Sept. 10 Emmanuel Fremiet noted French sculptor died today. He was born Dec 15 1824 and was a grand officer of the Legion of Honor and a member of the Institute of France.
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Paris
Emmanuel Fremiet
M. Fremiet
Legion of Honor
Institute of France
Roosevelt Attacks Corruption in Pittsburg Rally
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt denounces dishonest politicians and wealthy magnates at a citizenship rally in Pittsburg. He urges civic honesty over party, warns reformers to verify claims, and praises prosecutions of crooked leaders as he closes his Western tour.
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Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Roogeryelt
Theodore Okevelt
Tsburg
Oyster Bay
Steubenville
Barthel Held on Charge of Pandering after Complaint
Charles Barthel the 28 year old bartender of 2267 Bogan Street was arrested after Flickinger accused him of beating her for underpayment and of accepting money. Detectives Leppert and Giltinan, notified by the victim at 916 Race Street, detained him and night chief Corbin was told of his admission. He remains under suspicion.
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Bogan Street
Race Street
Leppert and
Giltinan
Corbin
Maine voters prepare for final battle
In Portland Maine a close state campaign ends with both parties rallying for victory Monday night. Fernald and Plaisted lead the governor race while Congressmen Swazy Hind and Pennell contest in districts one and two. Democrats expect Burleigh and Guern to win in the Third and Fourth.
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Portland
Maine
Bert E. Fernald
Poland
Frederick W. Plaisted
Congress
Reed
Dingley
Asher C. Hinds
Will Pennell
Brunswick
Cumberland County
John C. Swazy
Canton
Daniel P. McGilliecuddy
Lewiston
Any
Hind’s
Edwin C. Burleigh
Frank R. Guern
Fernald
Plaisted
Obediah Gardner
Rockland
Government Plans 1000 Mile Barbed Wire Fence
El Paso report states the United States government plans to build the world’s longest fence, stretching from El Paso to the Pacific coast over 1000 miles to divide the U S and Mexico. Construction starts within weeks.
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EL Paso
Tex
Pacific Coast
United States
Mexico
Kentucky tobacco pool meeting voices farmer action
In Winchester Kentucky on September 10 a crowded courthouse heard Colonel Joel B Fort of Tennessee and J M Stevenson of the city discuss the 1910 tobacco pool. Stevenson urged united growers to counter capital and claimed 120000 acres and 150000000 pounds are in the pool with more action expected this fall. Fort urged organizing to meet trust power and warned antitrust avenues offer little relief.
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Commercial Tribune
Winchester
Court House
Joel B. Fort
Tennessee
J. M. Stevenson
R. T. Gay
Burley Tobacco Society
Stevenson
Fort
Davis
Ba Trust
Supreme Counar
Burley Tobacco
Ade
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Fortune
IRA
G. Rawn
Wade
Freeman
Billie Burke
Pauline Chase
Patterson
Didacy
Gov
All Things Fair
Axiom Cooper
Frank 8.Monnett
George W. Bope
Carmen’s
American Company
Burley
Capital
George 8. Marshall
London
Charles Barthel
Flickinger
National
Timent
Hale
Senate
Gress
Kentucky
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