Siren singer lulls Ghanler to queer fate in pre nup fight
New York dispatch reports the Chanler Cavalieri pre nuptial contract will trigger a landmark international battle. Chanler faces Astor wealth and top legal teams from France and America as Lina Cavalieri fights to enforce the settlement drawn in France. Oreste Cavalieri asserts the contract aims to benefit his sister, while Chanler’s side contends enforcement may be impossible in the United States. The case centers on a $30,000 yearly income and linked New York properties, with ongoing tensions echoed by Chaloner. The piece also notes possible revival of Maine liquor law votes and the Sturgis bill’s return.
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New York
Robert Winthrop Chanler
Lina Cavalieri
Chanler
Astors
France
America
King & Osborn
Broadway
Oreste Cavalieri
Lina
Ian
Paris
Singer
William R. Osborne
Chanier
Fifth Avenue
Savoy Hotel
Bob
Oreste
John Armstrong Chaloner
Chaloner
Virginia Coourts
Messace
Chanler-Cavalieri
The
Knights Templar
Maine
Maine Democrats sweep state in landslide victory
Maine voters backed the Democrats and Labor fusion in a statewide landslide. With most districts reported, Democrats expected to control both houses and elect the successor to United States Senator Eugene Hale. Republicans conceded a large Democratic margin, signaling a collapse of the Hale machine and a Plaisted-era return to power for the Democrats and allied factions.
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United States
Charles F. Johnson
Waterville
William M. Pennell
Hale
Labor Party
Democrats
Eugene Hale
Maine
Harris M. Plaisted
Greenback
Explosion on Battleship North Dakota Kills Three
Washington reports an explosion on the battleship North Dakota killed three coal passers and wounded many sailors. Capt. Albert Gleaves led the vessel as a board of inquiry opened to determine cause. Initial word denied crew fault and cited a boiler fuel test as a possible factor.
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Washington
North Dakota
Albert Gleaves
Delaware
Insurgents Poised in Washington Primary Battles
Washington state primaries proceed with insurgent Miles Poindexter favored to win the senatorial nomination against regulars James A. Ashton and Thomas Burke. Democratic candidates George F. Cotterill and Patrick S. Byrne contest the nomination while Republicans John F. Wilson James Aston and Burke contend. Burdened by Taft’s support pattern, Poindexter’s fate remains pivotal as Spokane seeks a new congressman and Tacoma’s McCredie faces renomination.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Congress
Miles Poindexter
James A. Ashton
Thomas Burke
George F. Cotterill
Patrick S. Byrne
Poindexter
John F. Wilson
James Aston
Tacoma
Taft
Wilson
Burke
Friends
Clath
Nationals
Spokane
McCredie
Politicians comment on Maine election across parties
Prominent national figures express varied views on Maine results. Former President Roosevelt and Senator Lodge offer brief remarks while Gov elect Klaisted calls the fight for the people won. Democratic leaders Mock Harmon Jones praise the outcome as a popular uprising against bosses and pledges.
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Maine
Loosevelt
United States
Lodge
Norman J. Mock
Buffalo
Democratic National Committee
Lloyd C. Griscom
New York
Republican County Committee
Frederick W. Klaisted
Winthrop Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Imke
Alton T. Parker
Judson Harmon
Ohio
E. L. Jones
Hale
John F. Hill
Close Race in New Jersey Senate Primary
Camden XN J September 18 New Jersey voters face the first test of a new primary law allowing party wide expression of preference for a U S senator to replace John Kean whose term ends next March. The race pits former governor Edward C Stokes backed in the south against Congressman Charles N Fowler an insurgent from the north with limited committee influence.
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Camden
XN. J
New Jersey
United States
John Kean
Kean
Edward C. Stokes
Charles N. Fowler
House Banking and Currency Committee
Maine Landslide Shocks Nation No Comment From White House
Beverly Massachusetts September 13 The atmosphere in the summer capital was heavy as the administration faced a democratic landslide in Maine. No official comment was offered and officials deferred statements.
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Beverly
Mass
Maine
Governor Carrel Faces Libel Trial in Des Moines
Des Moines reports Gov. Carrel's criminal libel case against John Cownie postponed to September 26. The trial's outcome is seen as pivotal for Iowa's Republican Party, amid tensions with Cownie's insurgent allies.
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Gov. Carrel
John Cownie
Des Moines
Republican Party
Iowa
Carrol
Cartel
Ibeling
Joby i Cownie
Cownie
Maine Victory Lifts Democratic Hopes for November
Clark and Lloyd frame Missouri state platform in Jefferson City as Maine results boost Democratic confidence. Champ Clark says Maine returns bolster hopes for good government while he eyes succeeding Uncle Joe Cannon as speaker. Lloyd shares optimism with convention delegates.
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Jefferson City
Maine
Missouri
Congress
Champ Clark
James T. Lloyd
Democratic National Committee
Clark
Joe Cannon
House
Democratic Congressional Committee
Arkansas votes on initiative amendment as Bryan campaigns
In Little Rock on September 13, Arkansas voters show large pluralities in the state election. The initiative and referendum amendment is safe with Bryan stumping five to six speeches daily. Governor candidates are Donaghey, Rowland, and Hogan. If adopted, the amendment shifts lawmaking to the people and allows suspension of objectionable laws by petition until the next statewide referendum.
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Little
Rock
Ark
Arkansas
W. J. Bryan
Fovernor
George Donaghey
Saene I. Rowland
Daniel Hogan
Sec
Democrats Win In Arizona Constitutional Convention
In Phoenix on September 13 Democrats secured a majority of delegates for the state constitutional convention after Monday's voting. They campaigned on adding initiative referendum and recall provisions to the constitution, while Republicans argued these issues should wait until after adoption.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Stolen watch returned to Xenia jeweler after five years
A gold watch valued at 100 dollars stolen from J. Fred Schell, a Xenia jeweler, five years ago arrived by mail with no note. The thief had used the Jewelek's name cut from a newspaper advertisement to disguise the return.
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Xenia
J. Fred Schell
Iavie
FATAL FRATRICIDE IN PITTSBURG AS BROTHER KILLS WATCHING SISTER
John Walker 30 from Edwardsville was shot to death in a room beside his daughter's death chamber, with a close range wound and a revolver found nearby. He quarreled with brothers George and Andrew earlier. George was arrested, the other brother at large. The daughter’s burial was planned for Tuesday.
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Pittsburg
John Walker
Edwardsville
Walker
George
Andrew
George Walker
Old Soldiers and Children's Day Fair Opens in Indianapolis
A large crowd visited the state house fair with a dramatic pyrotechnic finale. Capt George L Rumbaugh could not fly due to poor weather. Russel Shaw, 17, plans an aeroplane ascent Tuesday. A thousand visitors toured the museum as guides directed crowds toward the governor's offices, and Gov Marshall began a week of handshakes with attendees.
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Russel Shaw
Indianapolis
Museum of the State House
Marshall
Wife of starter dies at Newcastle Fair
Mrs. W. L. Risk wife of County Auditor Risk died Tuesday in Newcastle Ind Special to The Sun She was to start at the state fair races but was unable to officiate due to illness of her husband’s wife dies in Newcastle leading to postevent cancellation of duties at the fair races.
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the Sun
Newcastle
Ind
W. L. Risk
Risk
Mail Carrier Victim Of Starvation In Belle Center
Bellefontaine Sept 13 Starvation caused the death of William Mark Jey five a mail carrier of Belle Center. He had been unable to exit for twenty three section.
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Bellefontaine
William Mark Jey
Belle Center
Dignitaries Gather for Chartrand Consecration in Indianapolis
Catholic leaders from across the country converge on Indianapolis for the consecration of Right Rev. Joseph Chartrand as bishop coadjutor of the Indianapolis diocese. Diocesan officials, priests, and 24 bishops attend, with a large banquet at the Denison hotel afterward. Bishop Chartrand, born in 1870, has lived in Indianapolis since 1892 and serves as vicar general.
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Indianapolis
Diomede Falconia
Joseph Chartrand
Fourteenth
Meridiff Streets
Knights of Columbus
SS. Peter and Paul
Union Station
Washington
Denison
D. O'Donaghue
Louisville
H. J. Alerding
Ishop
Ft. Wayne
Rudolph J. Meyer
St. Louis
St. Agnes Academy
Chartrand
St. Louis University
Milwaukee
Innsbrueck
Tyrol
SS. Peter and Frul
Faather William J. Dalton
Church of the Annunciation
Kansas City
Richt
Wreck Probe Opens as Roumanians Die in Freight Collision
A drill at 945 Tecumseh Place in Indianapolis precedes burial at Crown Hill after a freight car collision claimed two lives and injured five. Victims Nick Grukish and John Ursu, both 20s, were killed attempting to flag a moving car with lit matches. Injured include Mrs Ursu and five others with head injuries, skull fractures, and leg wounds. The wreck occurred near stop 4 on the Shelbyville line as the group returned from a wine cellar. The mob pleaded for help, then rode to city hospitals as police and a medical unit arrived. The five injured were hospitalized. Ursu’s widow faces a grave prognosis.
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Shelbyville
Inndianapolis & Cincinnati Traction
Nick Grukish
South California Street
John Ursu
South West Street
Elsteina Ursu
Mary Bolint
Columbia Block
Steven Bastalla
Nick Doboratha
West
Maryland Street
Gavrilla Strava
Strava
Moissant Plans New York to Chicago Air Race Flight
Chicago aviator John B. Moissant, holder of the English Channel passenger record and a Paris to London feat, will sail for New York later this month to try for the $25,000 prize in a New York to Chicago flight. He will fly a large Bleriot racer with new speed and endurance improvements. The race begins October 8 under New York and Chicago newspaper sponsorship.
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New York
Chicago
London
John B. Moissant
York
Moissant
America
Plane pairs lost in fog near Garden City field
Joe Seymour and Ted Schriever flew Curtiss biplanes over the Garden City aviation field when fog enveloped the area on Tuesday. They avoided collision by listening for engine sounds as they drifted. Neither was injured after descent.
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New York
Joe Seymour
Ted Schriever
Garden City
L. 1
Wholesale cattle thefts charged
Two hundred forty sheep twenty two cattle and six calves valued at 2000 are alleged stolen from Burt Crowe of Grant county by Noah Wilhelm a selling agent under arrest in Oakland California. A requisition from California governor is asked. Wilhelm took cattle to Chicago sold them and fled west with the money charged grand larceny. William Murray previously imprisoned on parole violation is under arrest in Birmingham with a requisition for his return.
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Burt Crowe
Grant County
Noah Wilhelm
Oakland
Cal
Wilhelm
Chicago
William Murray
Indiana State Prison
Randolph County
Birmingham
Roosevelt Declines 200000 Year Minnesota University Post
In St Paul on September 13 Theodore Roosevelt declined a offer to become president of the University of Minnesota. Rail magnate James J Hill would have endowed the university with 30000000 dollars if he had accepted. The proposition surfaced during Roosevelt's visit to the national conservation congress.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Theodore Roosevelt
University of Minnesota
Roosevelt
James J. Hinl
St. Paul
National Conservation Congress
Frank B. Kelles
Col. Roosevelt
Kellogg
Minnesota
State University
John DD. Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Hill
Minneapolis
State of Minnesota
University
Roosevelt Visits The Outlook Office on Primary Interest
Former President Theodore Roosevelt arrived at The Outlook offices in New York from Oyster Bay. The visit on Tuesday is tied to his ongoing interest in the New York primary elections, though it is his regular day at the magazine.
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New York
Mer
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Outlook
Magazine
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