Notable Foreign Visitors Expected This Fall in U S
The fall welcome includes Sir Thomas Lipton the wealthy English yachtsman, Prince Henry of Prussia and King Leopold of Belgium with Mrs Potter Palmer, plus the duchess of Mariberonga. Marconi the wireless pioneer is among scientific visitors, famed for telegraphing across the channel and aboard the prince of Wales yacht.
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United States
Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas
England
Prince Henry
Prussia
Germany
Army
Dewey
Leopold
Belgium
Sages
France
Marconi
Prince of Wales
Bay of
Cowes
Osborne House
Isle of Wight
Judges testify on campaign payments for bench seats in Mazeters
New York reporters reveal that several Supreme Court justices disclosed large contributions to party committees before or after their nominations. Justices Patterson Gildersleeve Giegerich Scott Bischoff McAdam described payments ranging from four thousand to fifteen thousand dollars, mostly to newspapers, with consent that such funding was a necessary though unpleasant practice and voluntary.
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New York
Mazeters
Supreme Court
Patterson
County Democracy
Tammany
Gildersleeve
Explorer Wellman crew member returns with notes on polar dash
Quiroff Harlan of Wellman’s party reports in Washington that Wellman appeared in London before departure and suffered only a minor injury. Harlan describes arctic night activities by Norwegians and notes Baldwin’s April expedition to Franz Josef land, touting it as the expedition’s sole material result.
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Washington
Quiroff Harlan
Wellman
London
Baliwin
Baldwin
Franz Josef Land
Deaths From Cave In Buries Two Children In Sand Hill
New York news reports Rudolph Weiner seven and Freda Weiner six, children of laborer John Weiner, were smothered when a dug-out sand hill caved in as they played nearby. The collapse, caused by recent heavy rains, buried the youngsters within moments.
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New York
Rudolph Weiner
Freda
Weiner
John Weiner
Rudolph
Tobacco Trust Labor Unit Claim Job Losses
E Louis Evans of Louisville secretary treasurer of the international tobacco workers association testified before the industrial committee. He said the group had about 4000 members with roughly half being women and that they received equal wages.
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Washington
E. Louis Evans
Louisville
The
International
Tobacco Workers” ’Association
Schenk's Secret of Sex Prompts Viennese Diet Plan Tales
Two years after Prof S. Schenk of Vienna touted a sex secret, reports recount patients like the Countess of Warwick and the Duchess of Aosta following his diet. The regimen bans sweets, favors meat thrice daily, and replaces sugar with bouillon and soups. It prescribes heavy walking, frequent meals, and letters from Vienna for follow up. A young physician may visit homes for two to three months at no charge beyond travel costs.
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S. 3. Schenk
Vienna
Countess of Warwick
Lady Brooke
Schenk
Duchess of
Aosta
Poisoned candy case heads to district court in Hastings
Viola Horlocker accused of sending poisoned candy to Mrs. Anna Morey in Hastings Nebraska. She appeared in district court with a bond set for next month. Horlocker recently returned from a private Jacksonville asylum and reportedly is in poor health with alleged mental impairment. Prosecutors say she confessed, citing love for Mr. Morey.
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Hastings
Neb
Viola Herlocker
Anna Morey
Miss Horlocker
Jacksonville
Mr. Morey
Sentences Given in Belgrade Conspiracy Trial
The Belgrade court martial declared its verdict on the 28 conspirators against ex king Milan. Leaders Knezvic and Paisitch are to be shot. Ten receive twenty years each, one nine years, another seven, and five years for two others. The rest are acquitted. Milan had sought death for all defendants. The accused conspired to assassinate Milan after a July attempt by Knezvic.
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Belgrade
Servia
Milan
Vknezvic
Paisitch
Knezvic
Cham berlain to form new proposals on Transvaal settlement
London Sept 26. Mr Joseph Chamberlain's latest dispatch to Sir Alfred Milner, sent after Friday's cabinet meeting, states that Transvaal conditions will be reconsidered and new proposals for a final settlement will be formulated and sent later.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Alfred Milner
Transvaal
Scheurer Kestner Buried in Alsace Funeral
Paris dispatch says former senate vice president and Dreyfus advocate M. Scheurer Kestner was buried Monday at Than in Alsace after dying September 19. Dreyfus had been pardoned on the day of his death.
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Scheurer-Kestner
Paris
M. Scheurer-Kestner
Senate
Dreyfus
Than
Alsace
Turpie Quietly Living Amid Health Rumors in Indianapolis
Former Indiana senator David Turpie remains largely out of sight at his $21 N Capitol home. He has been ill for six months and unable to engage in politics or law, declining interviews and travel. He greeted a reporter with a cheerful smile but refused to discuss his condition, urging others not to dwell on health.
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David Turpie
United States
Indiana
A. J. Beveridge
Capitol
West Baden
California
Turpie
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids Promoted as Kidney Remedy
An advertisement touts Morrow's Kid-ne-oids as a scientific remedy after eighteen years of work by an experienced chemist. It claims gentle and direct action on kidneys and urinary organs, building up the system to its natural state. A customer named Bias H. Hooker from 1309 East Richigan Street testifies to relief from kidney and bladder pain after use, with pills sold for fifty cents at druggists and Sloan Drug Co. Manufactured by John Morrow & Co., Kenosis, Springfield, Ohio.
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Morrow
Bias H. Hooker
Richigan Street
Sloan Drug Co
John Morrow & Co
Kenosis
Springfield
Ohio
Don’t Spoil Oysters With Subpar Crackers This Week
A tongue in cheek urging readers to pair oysters with superior crackers. The column touts quality choices and culinary restraint, urging shoppers to avoid inferior brands and seek best flavors to complement seafood.
Best Ask Your Grocer for These Goods Today
A compact call to action urges shoppers to request specific items from grocers. The note emphasizes insisting on availability, aiming to boost demand and ensure stock. It reads like a procurement reminder appearing in a midcentury newspaper display or advisory column.
PRIA Refuses a . 2 OR ats
A PRIA refuses a set of two oral arguments as part of a contentious legal proceeding. The action delays the hearing, with both sides awaiting a court ruling on the admissibility of key evidence and the scope of required disclosures.
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Edison
Louke
Smarlborough
Kine Leopold, GF
Frince
Henry OF
Pryuisia
Explorer Wellman
Harlan
Tobacco Trust
Secret OF
Sex
Miss Herlocker
Austin
Tex
Colorado River
SA v. Francisco
Para
Servis
Indianapolis
Beechaw's Pills
Taggart Bakery
Coldewey & CO
Loussville
South
Delaware
NUT & Cereal Food CO
Massachusetts Ave
Vonnegut's
Grand Stock ‘Company
Nat ‘Goodwin
Sedalcony
East Lynne
Edwin Mayo
Mark Twain
Nhead Wilson Price
Fitz and Webster
Empire Theater Parodhese
Rice & Barton’s Gaiety Company
Wine, Women and ‘Sone Co
Majestic
Gregory & Appel
Lilly & Stalnaker
E. Washington St
HE Perfecto CO
Dearborn &J
Chicago
H. J. Huder, Wan & Penn
Conanit
de. Carter
DR. Carter & CO
S. Illinois St
Indianapolis, Ind
Drogzista
Express
the Sun
Pamala
Iwall
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