Funk Denies Knowledge in Suit Against Harvester Leader
Mrs John C Henning sues Clarence Funk general manager at International Harvester alleging alienation of affection. Funk testifies he never knew the woman while he and Henning attended the Congress hotel. U S Senate investigators on Lorimer case held private conferences on the matter in Mobile.
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Chicago
John C. Juenning
Clarence &. Funk
International Harvester Company
Jonnty
Hennings
Henning
Brunette Tyne
Theermarriage
Josephine O'Reilly
Punk Dhantes
Congress Hotel
United States
Lorimer
Bienning
Mobile
Afa
Unis
Mmr
Punk
James TW. Marbles
Benate Investigation Committee
Leonter Lorimer
Edgest A. Bancraft
Funk
Cardinal Gibbons Honored by Admirers in Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop of Baltimore, received congratulations from clergy and laity nationwide and abroad as he was invested with the cardinalate. Present were James Cardinal Gibbons and William A. Picher, among others, marking a momentous ecclesiastical celebration at the cathedral.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Jiftimare
Successi Ly
James
Cardiiy Gibbons
Archibshon
Baltimore
Lomage
Ilispretules
Jagmen
Ecclesiastica Inal
Wid
William A. Pietcher
Iral
Geucenier
John Wtenna
Steel Trust Aids by Smaller Group in Quarry Strife
A steel trust faces a crisis as smaller firms challenge control in a clash tied to local industry disruption. Officials reported tensions rising amid licensing disputes and worker protests at regional plants.
Assembly Takes Hand in Revolt As Chaos Grips China
In Peking a year after its founding the national assembly backs a revolt. About 60 members met and urged the throne to release the Sze Chuen provincial assembly leaders and dismiss minister Sheng Shuan Huai. Banks face heavy runs as anti provincial policy fuels unrest and foreign banks feel the strain. Three American diplomats join the imperial army camp, led by General Ting Tchung, amid mobilization near Hankow.
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Peking
Ifi
National Assembly
Sze Chuen
Sheng- Shuan-Huai
Shen
Legation
Wu Chang
Hankew
Chumatien
Hapkow
Campaien
Ting Tchung
Therafre
Janes H. Reaver
Regation
Lia Ro Peek
Ami
Inheritance Tax Debate Reaches Minnesota Lawmakers
Attorney General George T. Simpson returned to St. Paul after arguing inheritance tax precedents in court. The case centers on the legality and scope of heirs’ claims and the precedent set by earlier rulings. The long dispute raises questions about tax liability for estates and who must pay under state law.
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New York
Geores
T. Simpson
Aeeneral
Afianerota
Bt. Paw
Foyea
Ais
Morris Ji
Jeaun
Chinnereta
Richmond bishop dead at St Paul meeting
A fragmentary report notes the death of a Richmond bishop during a meeting at St Paul. The garbled text also mentions melons and other stray phrases, with no clear follow up on time or cause.
Cooler Weather Supports Trade Tone in New York
New York reports from Bradstreet's indicate cooler conditions lifting retail demand yet not signaling broad improvement. Prices for cotton products ease while mill output rises. weekly U S trade failures edge up. Canadian and international reports show steady but cautious expansion and stronger railroad demand for rolling stock.
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New York
Getsis
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Review of Trade Today
Fren
Gamble in Charge of Lorimer Probe
Chicago Oct 1 Robert J Gamble of Beuth Dakota will preside at hearings of the United States Senate committee investigating the Lorimer case. Senator William F Fitzhugh and other committee members will be present. some members including men from Florida are absent.
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Gamble
Lorimer Probe
Chicaea
Bengior
Robert J. Gamble
Beuth Dakota
Hales Betale Comanitive Investicart
Lorimer Edie
Aberay
Willem F Fittinghan
Biremeas
dMenster W. & Herron
Lows
Fletcher
Footstone to Headstone Marks Local Grave Scene
The fragment describes a cemetery scene with a headstone replacing a footstone, mentions burial of individuals this afternoon in a Netwt Tastien Maar area, and notes weather delays and funeral arrangements. It references Rogers and Mian with brief context on services and rites for the deceased.
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Srenslaw
Maar
Official records reveal varied hall separations and tolls
An unclear OCR fragment hints at official records detailing hall separations and varying costs or fees. No concrete names, places, or dates are readable, leaving only general references to governance and infrastructure.
Justice John A Harlan Dies at 78 After Throat Trouble
Associate Justice John A. Harlan, oldest Supreme Court member and longtime Kentucky political figure, died at his home after a sudden throat illness. He was 78, had attended court the day before, and faced a serious fever before passing away.
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Washington
John A. Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Kentucky
United States
Presbyterian Church
Harlan
Hie
Tugthe Harlan
Brewer
Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Fulter
Marshall
Brenhen
Field
Harlan’s
Fuse Is Charged With Winning Hearings
A report records Fuse facing charges related to influencing hearings. Details in court records identify a spouse connection and alleged actions surrounding the proceedings. The case centers on alleged manipulation of official hearings and associated governance processes.
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Fuse
Leader of Revolt in China Is in America
Kansas City dispatch reports Dr. Fun Yat Gen, leader of Chinese revolutionists, in town for a public meeting last night. The article traces his ties to Canton plotters and notes Kang Yu Wie as an influential exile, with international ties and a past in the United States and Britain.
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China
America
Kansas City
Fun Yat Gen
Pekin
Chicago
Dr. Sentas
Canton
Dr. Sen
Hong Kong
England
Legation
Kang Yu Wie
Kang Tu Wie
Straits Settlement
California
Chinese in America Rally Over Anti Manchu Uprising
In San Francisco a Chinese American movement plans a joint petition with Gee Kong Tang to Washington urging a neutral stance from American officials in China and to support the revolution. Donations from Chinese in the U S are sent toward Hankow to aid the cause while reports from Hankow stir pride and anxiety among expatriates.
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America
San Francisco
China
Sui Win Hei Sher
Youn China Association
United States
Waoshington
Young China Association
Gee Kone Tang
Chincee Free Aragon Society
Ris
Fraa
AlAgone
Life City
Bwankow
Hinees
Ani
Hankow
Hese Sre
Exptrengion
Acrdaa
Paciic
ASCOT
Hunasrb
Fursten Raaidenteere
Cuncezaions
Taft urged to probe Sugar Trust by Meriden citizens
Meriden residents sign an appeal to President Taft requesting an investigation into the sugar trust. Signers include Dr EW Smith and William J Vowes, asserting alleged price manipulation and penalties on evaders. The petition argues Congress has not acted and calls for federal examination of the sugar industry.
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Meriden
Taft
Tr. EW. Smith
Yale
Tali
William J. Vowes
Congress
Gomls
United Stater
Menea
Seavert
Bath Tub Trust Loses Civil Suit in U S Circuit Court
Washington reports the government wins its Sherman act case against the Bath Tub trust in the United States circuit court at Baltimore with Judges Rose and Pritchard siding for the government. Judge Gottschall dissented in a sweeping decision affecting patent and monopoly issues. The case now moves toward possible Supreme Court review. Criminal actions against bath tub trust participants are set for November in Detroit federal court.
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Washington
So Caded Bath Tub Trust
United States Circuit Court
Baltimore
Department of jJustice
Rose
Pritchard
Got
Edwin Grosvenor
United States
United States District
Phillip Hil
United States Supreme Court
Detroit
Edwin L. Wayman
Euen
Success of Woman's Suffrage Is Assured
Reported returns from early results show broad support for the suffrage amendment. Voters in Mountain and surrounding counties push majorities in favor as final tallies near finalized. party lines and regional trends suggest a decisive triumph for the suffrage movement.
Education for Indians Theme of Meeting in Columbus
Det. Of-Trans reports on the first congress of American Indians focusing on training men in scientific agriculture. Speakers urged mechanical fields education and highlighted the Indian character, with remarks from Charlies Dixon and others on philosophy and higher education for Native peoples.
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Columbus
Ohio
Congress of American
Gomestra
Ofrs
Auns
Wide
Heame-Mabins Dey
Indlag Institute
Vert Wertheld
Napworam
Ares
Rnur Parker
Jor. G. Ed. Frasier
Tha Phiosophy of
Mulmn Mnemonic Note On Local Shelter Funding
A fragmented local item outlines funding actions for Mulmn shelter services. Officials discuss allocations and timelines, with minimal readable details on beneficiaries and specific amounts. The short notice signals ongoing budget actions affecting community aid.
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