Alimony Assured in Tower Wife Seeks Support Bond
Mrs Mary E Tower of White Plains won a separation decree against Albert Edward Tower, millionaire iron master. Supreme Court Justice Martin J Keogh ordered a $200000 bond to guarantee future alimony payments of $700 monthly. If unpaid, sequestration of the defendant’s property may proceed under state law. Tower, living on a California ranch with another woman, argues he is not a New York resident and that most wealth is in personal property outside the state.
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Mount Vernon
Mary Eowardus Tower
White Maing
Segaration
Albert Edward
Winnany
Fane
Supreme Court
Martin J. Keogh
White Plains
Tower
Guafai
Tower Kay
California
Sheavo
Cowar
New York
Hydraulic Power Company Increases Capital Stock
Albany June 2 The Hydraulic Power company of Niagara Falls files with the secretary to increase capital stock from 500000 to 13000000 The stockholders listed include Arthur Schaalliopt Jacob I Schoallkopt George Wil Gime Wind George B Mathews Paul A Fohlelkoih Hugo Schtolkopt and Hans 8 Schinide
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Albany
Hydraulic Power Company of
Niagara Fala
Sof “Wrate
Arthur Schaalliopt
Jacob I. Schoallkopt
George
Wi. Gime Wind
George B. Mathews
Paul A. Fohlelkoih
Hugo Schtolkopt
Hans 8
Schinide
Commencement Tour: Taft Attends Several Colleges Exercises
President Taft begins a tour stopping at Trinity College to address women students. He defends women’s education, citing nineteenth century progress and equality with men. His remarks reference Bryn Mawr and include plans for visits to Ohio Northern University Ada and other stops before returning to the capital.
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Taft
Washington
Jones
Gnyenther Alen
Bryn Mawr
Hoton
Lodiay
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Datroit
Jackson
Montony
Remarriage Questioned in Frank Divorce Tale
Report from a drama filled divorce case as Mrs Berndt seeks remarriage after a separation due to cruelty. The couple’s court steps delay the knot as the priest asserts ceremony impractical and the parties reflect on reconciliation before separation.
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Mlys
Terndt
Antimer
Shawomal Beach
Berndt
Bye. C. Cheetlam
New York
Canfield Moves Saratoga Clubhouse After Theft
In Saratoga New York on June 3 a report states Dick Canfield’s Saratoga clubhouse was emptied of valuables and stripped of fixtures. The site, once run by Moressey and Spencer and later Canfield, is empty with doors and windows nailed shut as authorities speculate on a future business venture possibly in Mexico.
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Saratoga Club
Saratoga
Dick Canfield
Mexico
Canfield
Yeury
Moressey and Spencer
Lnter
Mily
Nomination of Frank Garpenter Reported Favorably
The nomination of Frank Garpenter as the United States minister to Maracca was favorably reported from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The nomination has not been acted upon by the Senate at the executive session, and it is unlikely there will be opposition.
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Washington
Frank Garpenter
Units Od
Maracca Haneen
Hay
Seston Tit IL
Subway Train Collision Near Manhattan Tunnel
A subway train collision occurred in New York City before midnight in a tube under the Marble River. The car was crowded with smoke from a role rail. Many people were injured but none fatally. A detective investigation is expected to follow.
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New York
Witle
Marlem
Ih Role Mty
Madriz Army Faces Heavy Defeat and Retreat
Historic report from the frontier details Madriz forces under General Chaviarra suffering a near rout. Tradan and Lara commanders struggle against Estadan gunfire and American artillery. Honduran leaders survey retreat while Washington eyes a protectorate and a presidential election plan.
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Chaviarra
Madriz
Gunnera Work
Gluefields
Gelebrate
Gotch Retains Title by Knocking Out Zbyszko
In Chicago on June 2 Frank Gotch defeated Stanislaus Zbyszko to retain the world wrestling title. The match lasted 87 minutes 42 seconds, with Gotch winning the first fall in 25 seconds and the second after a long exchange to put Zbyszko down.
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Zbyszko
Frank Gotch
Chicago
Frank Goteh
Himbfoldt
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Poland
Goteb
Zbysako
Uleir
Stranahan Tabulation in Sugar Case Highlights Discrepancies
Testimony before the government prosecutor reveals that Stranahan and associates questioned weighing differences across ports. Witnesses discuss wages paid to spouses of incarcerated workers and alleged overpayments, with cross examination detailing interviews between collectors and officials and the push to preserve original weighing methods.
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Eillinson
Spitzer
Checkers
New York
Phat
Nevada
Steauihan
Simeon of Gerhracht
Williamsburg
Benalt
Stimson
Igter
Sony
Liork
Glywaya
S Raytuhan
Etween
Gerbracht
Mr. Stimson
Old Smoking Laws Relaxed in Prunsla History
1840s to 1843 saw evolving bans on smoking in public places in Prunsla. Initial rail and public-space prohibitions shifted as petitions challenged them, with a cage-like shield on cigars briefly allowed. By 1843 any smoker seen with a pipe or cigar near the mouth met risk of imprisonment.
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Prunsla
Pondltlea
Glenn
Imei
Mable
Innocent Claim Triggers Call for Lawyer Over Suspects
A terse fragment reports someone declaring innocence and requesting a lawyer. It mentions a person named Veta and a pursuit of boys, implying legal action or court involvement. The garbled OCR lacks clear dates, places, or full names to confirm specifics.
Roosevelt remarks on discussing foreign politics abroad
Bryan stated while traveling in a foreign country he did not discuss that country’s politics. He noted two ideas dominated his view of religion as universal and cautioned against bold talk abroad without offense. He added that Americans and Britons were doing the missionary work he admired.
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Bryan
London
William J. Bevan
Chrisui
Public Debt Rises by Over Five Hundred Thousand in May
Washington June 2 The public debt of the United States increased by 539 721 during May as the Treasury reports. Figures show the total debt at 1 004 422 399 as of May.
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Washington
United States
Vessel Struck at Point Blanche Tragedy at Sea
A French fishing schooner Mauve struck Point Blanche during fog near St Pierre port. Twenty five crew lost, nineteen survivors reached shore after wreck in near gale. Vessel carried 1 100 quintals of fish. Mangoe hailed from Cancale.
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S. Phere Mitine
Pierre Hathor
Hole Verthe
St. Dierre
Fay
Point Rhinohe
Cancale
France
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