Old Graduate Bequeaths All Ends Princeton Squabble
Salem Massachusetts deaths and estate details center on Isane Wyman's will to Princeton University. The bequest fits future graduate school needs and unsettles debates after William Procter withdrew a 500000 offer. Faculty quote cites estimates from 2 to 10 times that amount. President Wilson defers comment until the will copy arrives.
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Leland Stanford
R. N. Carson
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Columbia Universy
Draft of New Primary Law Submitted to Governor Hughes
Albany May 23. Representatives of the governor and a Republican committee presented a draft of the primary and referendum reform measure to Governor Hughes for his approval. The draft stems from a compromise bill prepared by Cork’s associates and aims to reshape nomination procedures.
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Charles P Taft Brother Goes to Europe Not Senate Bid
Charles P Taft departs for Europe avoiding a Senate run as political watchers note family and party dynamics. The move shifts attention to potential future campaigns and regional influence.
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Senate
Taft Plans European Trip. Skips Ohio Campaign
Washington reports Charles P. Taft will not take an active role in Ohio politics this fall. He departs for Europe next week from Cincinnati then New York, staying away until just before the election. GOP leaders deem his absence significant and hint he will not seek the Senate seat.
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Spain seeks fresh inquiry into Maine disaster after wreck raised
Spanish government plans a new probe into the Maine explosion if the wreck is salvaged. Spanish naval experts favor an internal or powder magazine explosion theory, while the U.S. state and navy departments have not indicated intent to request a second formal investigation. The Maine disaster killed 2 officers and 204 men or injured many others. Congress has appropriated funds for raising the vessel, with costs estimated around 300 thousand dollars to remove the ruins.
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Motorboats Key Race Toward Havana From Philadelphia
Five motor yachts race from Philadelphia toward Havana, passing the Delaware River into the ocean. Early timing shows Berneyo 4 hours 32 minutes, Leautaka 4 hours 40 minutes, Caliph 4 hours 41 minutes, Lys 4 hours 44 minutes, Caroline 4 hours 47 minutes. The Caroline started strong but fell to last as the Ys sped ahead. Tonic overdose fatally harms children in Daenbeth New Jersey as a family tragedy follows.
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Mystery Mafia-Style Murder Discovered by Dog in Flatbush Woods
In Flatbush near Pandegat Woods a dog led Frederick and Hampton Anderson to a murdered man with fifteen stab wounds. Dr Flanagan noted the killers struck about 3 PM and the body showed signs of a struggle. Giovanni Caparelli was arrested as a possible accomplice.
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Baseball results from National and American Leagues
National League games list results for St Louis Brooklyn 2 81 Jouts 1 Cincinnati 4 Boston 3 Chicago 7 Philadelphia 3 with listed batteries. Standing of the clubs shown. American League notes include an item on tobacco magnate Benjamin Newton Dake of New York and Durham arriving to open a home amid typhoid fever concerns.
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New York
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Marshall for President Declared by Taggart
Indiana political figure Tom Taggart said he backs Governor Marshall for president and expects Indiana's delegation to vote for him. Colleagues doubt this, recalling a recent Indiana convention resolution backing Marshall. Taggart hosted a dinner at the New Willard hotel for eleven Democratic House members from Indiana.
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Washington
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Marshall
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Ms First
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New Willard Hotel
Judge Saves Children by Shooting Rabid Dog in Georgia
U S Judge Speer, riding a horse in Macon Georgia on May 23, fired his pistol to stop a rabid dog charging children. He drew his automatic and shot the animal just as it neared a child, saving several youngsters from harm.
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Ballinger Pinchot Inquiry: Report Decision This Session
Washington May 23 The Ballinger Pinchot investigating committee will decide this week whether to report to the senate and house this session. Some say a report will be postponed to the next session, but a decision remains pending. Arguments begin Thursday and end Friday.
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