Milwaukee divorce claim robs home with revolver incident
State news rounds up a Milwaukee divorce hearing where Mrs Jane Gates accuses her husband Robert L Gates of bringing a man from a rescue mission to the home and driving them away at gunpoint. She testified he kept the man for two months and she cooked his meals during that time.
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Milwaukee
Robert L. Gates
J. L. Gates Land Company
Jane Gatea
Halesy
Rouge
Jungsville
Common Council
Ihuelty
Street Railway Company
State Railway Commission
Philadelphia
Relway Commission
Racine
Lincoln
Neb
Blackhurst
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Board of Education
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Charles Murphy
A. H. Zechtel
Alstrict
Anti Saloon League
Iiquor
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Take de Nevue
Whib
Empire
Kay Clatra
Siquor
George W. Robertson Lquor House
Pebst Brewing Company
Council
Innesville
Sherman Phelps
Janesville
Loyal Legionaey
Frances Willard
Margaret Wintringer
Evanston
Hus
Miwaukee
Joseph
Young
West Allis
John Radtke
Madison
M. J. Borgh
Auburndale State Bank
Auburndale
Wood County
Moerrill
Misa Anaid Kasten
Ole Finkelson
Finkelson
Seuelsingervlle
Rudolph Herbst
Kenogha
Gatent
Joseph Yopy
Trevor
Crusaders
Chicago
Albert Lenwitz
Fort Atkinson
Whitewater
Janestille
The Great Seal History and Franklin’s Objection
Washington Gaillard Hunt completes a historical sketch of the Great Seal tracing its development to the present design. Franklin criticized the eagle as national emblem and argued the bald eagle’s flaws. the seal’s use remains tightly controlled by law and presidential and Senate confirmations govern its affixing on official instruments.
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Franklin
Washington
United States
Fathers of the Republic
Order of the Society of the Cincinnati
France
Benjamin Franklin
Cincinnati
America
Marshall
Supreme Court
Senate
Fine Old Historic Pitcher Linked to Champlain Centennial
Boston reports Charles H Sherman of Glenn Falls New York owns a rare English pitcher made at the Dildeleanore pottery in Yorkshire. The artifact depicts Lake George Prospect Mountain and a view of Champlain era scenery in gold and white. Only two were ordered, one given to a friend, the other acquired by Sherman from a Tucker relative. The Lake House once reached by stage from Glens Falls was torn down. ruins of Fort Ticonderoga lie nearby along the waterway between Lake George and Champlain.
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Boston
Charles H- Sherman
Glenn Falu
N. Y
Dildeleanore Pottery
Yorkshire
Old Lake House
Lake George
Lake Champlain
Waiter
United States
Prospect Mountain
Tucker
Lake House
England
Sherman
Giens Falls
Old Fort. George
Fort Ticondereroga
Bear saga ends with hunter killing mother to save cubs
In Maine's rugged pasture country a hunterstwa survival tale unfolds as a young man Jack grips a bear in a deadly struggle. He frees a cub, then fights the mother bear, stabs her to death, saving the cub and himself after a violent attack. The scene ends with the hunter and cubs headed to safety.
Diving Venus Tries to Bathen Fountain in Madison Square Park
In Madison Square Park at five pm a well dressed young woman, Annette Kellerman, climbs a fountain fence and enters the pool amid shrieks. Policeman Fils-Kerald detains her and she is taken to Bellevue Hospital for evaluation after claiming she earns a million dollars weekly for the act.
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Rusty
Fils- Kerald
Fingerald
Lan
Annette Kellerman
Annette
Missouri
Detlevue Hospital
Statue of American Indian Captures Boston Attention
Boston patrons viewed the statues from Cyrus Dailin who won the salon gold medal for sculpture the lone American artist honored at the exhibition. The piece, seen by few locals at Dailin’s Arlington Heights studio, was earlier shown in Baltimore and Paris as part of his Soldiers and Sailors monument work in Syracuse New York.
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Cyrus Dallin
Boston
Paris
McCallin
Arlington Heights
National Sculpture Society
Baltimore
Dellin
Syracuse
Cyrus Dailin
Readiness of life to adapt to altered environments
A scientific note asserts that simple life forms quickly adapt to changes in their surroundings, indicating trainability. Stahl demonstrated a plasmodium flees salt when abruptly introduced, but tolerates gradual salt addition. Both plants and animals show purposeful action across single and multi cellular organisms.
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Stahl
Reptiles Battle in Boat on Darby Creek Storm
Owners Radby Fat Herry Williamson and George Marker faced a wild battle as two four foot water snakes clashed in their 16 foot craft during a thunderstorm on Darby Creek. They could not reach the motor and had to steer from the stern for over five minutes until the snakes collided with the rapidly revolving propeller. A Rhode Island correspondent reports deer breaking into houses and cooling off in bathtubs, including a wild deer leaping through a window into a bath tub before being guided out by police.
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Ranger
Maine
Southdowns
Shropshires
Clifton
George Archer
Sam Peany
Thomas Hussey
Joseph
Neightorhood
Atrychaine
Wes
Chick's Hill
George Patten
Patten
Éry
Jack Giipatrick
Mother
Jack
Radby
Fat Herry Williamson
George Marker
Darby Creek
Williamson
Merker
Rhode Island
Providence
Michael J. Kilroy
Help on the Water and School Tuberculosis Efforts
A jogger seeks help after a near drowning episode with a weary wagon driver in a comic exchange. The piece then notes a National Association report that over four million US school children were taught about tuberculosis risks this year, with millions more reached via exhibits and programs.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of
United States
National Association
Thrifty Scot Man and Wife Survive Sea Storm Joke
A Scotman and his wife travel from Leith to London by boat. Off the Yorkshire coast a severe storm causes several near capsizes. The wife frets about death at sea, while Sandy quips that burial would cost less if at sea.
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Scoteman
Leith
London
Yorkshire
Satdy
Sandy
Privilege of English Husband at Marylebone Court
A wife told Marylebone police court that her husband abused her. Magistrate Mr Plowden dismissed relief saying abuse is a husband’s privilege and that she must endure it. He warned better an abusive husband than no husband, noting she’d endured years of it without redress.
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Marylebone
London
Consul Denby Warns Against Pins for Siangan Trade
Consul General Denby warns All American exporters they will not sell pins to Siangaai. He states the Chinese have no use for pins, preferring strings and knots and loops for securing garments for all people.
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Denby
Siangaai
Doctor Tests Food Effects With Grape-Nuts On Sick Child
A physician in Kenges describes using Grape-Nuts to aid a four year old recovering from pneumonia who improved quickly after starting the cereal with milk. He also cites a seven year old with severe stomach trouble who gained 22 pounds in two months after following the diet, plus a note on readers seeking more tales of Grape-Nuts’ benefits.
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Kenges
Elis
GraneNuts
Wellville
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