Alimony Dispute at Vanderbilt Divorce Case
In New York on April 3 David McClure the refere e began hearing evidence in Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt s divorce action The first witness valet Howard Kempster testified at length He previously served Cornelius Vanderbilt and then Alfred G Vanderbilt upon his father s death The hearings are closed making details uncertain The case hinges on child custody with the mother seeking the child and the husband offering about 1 million dollars in support Rhode Island options are noted but New York action depends on statute.
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ITS INTIMIDATION OF VOTERS IN KANSAS CITY
A letter to the Star accuses a Metropolitan Street railway official of pressuring employees of other firms to oppose Mr Beardsley. The writer predicts voters will exercise privacy at the booth and vote freely, warning against corporate intimidation and mudslinging politics in Kansas City.
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Vanderbilt Alimony Fight Heads for Early Hearing
Confidential position hints rapid evidence flow as hearings near. Mrs. Vanderbilt may testify on marriage date while custody of their 6 year old son looms. The main dispute centers on alimony with a proposed lump sum of 1 1/2 million dollars and potential active defense if rejected.
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Brazil Welcomes American Fleet in Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro reports the mayor's annual message praising the visit of the American fleet. He notes joint national and municipal celebrations affirming friendship and solidarity between Brazil and the United States. It is also reported that President Roosevelt may visit Brazil after his term ends.
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American Consul Roach Dies After Long Illness in Berne
James Jeffrey Roach, the American consul at Berne, died this morning after a long illness. Appointed to Berne in April 1907, he previously served as American consul at Genoa. Born in Ireland in 1847, he was appointed from Massachusetts and was known as a poet and author.
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