Barnes Seeks New York Plank Impact at Taft Feinberg Fight
William Barnes indicates full satisfaction with the Chicago progress as he travels to Albany to address the state committee. He aims to steer the national platform toward Roosevelt opposition and Taft support, naming New York delegates and pushing for a decisive stance before the convention.
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Chicago
William Barnes
Ae Hu
Lake Shore
Altay
Taft
Ontago
Pinety Steiecaten
Die Aeris
Ptate
Auditorians
Wetton
Williams le Wart
New Yorke
Rukie
Barnes
Arin
Thas
Feinvevet
Roosevelt
Jess
Witter
Wart
House Vile
Tlurbes
New York
Tate
Clalrman
China
Suffragist Says Girls Must Work If Fathers Refuse Support
A suffragist argues daughters should work to support families when fathers loaf, quoted during a meeting at a Broadway club. The piece names Mrs. Harry Martinge and Miss Slyry Qannelly among attendees and discusses political work and suffrage loyalties.
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Lnterborough Butrae
Claby
Tanidhe
SM Street
Jollowe Hollers
Enowe
Barwa Ciubu
Sarging
Raetichour
Auman
Mors
Atrona
Pastor Poet Admits Secret Marriage After Atlanta Arrest
Rev. William Lee Popham and his wife were arrested at a hotel in Atlanta after recording separate registrations. He disclosed a secret marriage to Tam Williams during questioning, citing a formal civil ceremony dated May 1. The couple's unusual union involved a planned publication and the poet author’s stated motives amid the arrest and investigation.
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Atlanta
Teihunes Atlante
William Lee Popham
Loateville
Merelrane
Tam Williams Tr Peptem
Geonn
Gold
Tam Alno
Willan
Len Popham
Popham
McDonelleh
Phunhuoma
Vanished former Lady Francis Hope May Yohe
May Yohe, formerly Lady Peeneis Hope, has been missing from her No 14 West 42nd Street home since Thursday morning. Neighbors and her maid Josephine Srott report she had not left the city since returning three weeks ago from an engagement at Ash Park. Police were alerted after a thorough search found no trace of her.
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May Yohe
Francis Hope
May Yobe
Peeneis Hope
Ashu Park
Althaugh
Found Bride Was a Silent Witness to Union
Court actions reveal Chlet Meyer Greene sought a marriage to a mute bride in Troms and others dispute the anniversary. Crowle fled, wife Ornweite resists statements about the union, and questions arise over representation and legitimacy.
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TY Chlet Meyer Greene
Ann Nis
Troms
Crowle
Greter
Anton
Romain
Stanine
Immigrant Arranges Austrian Bride in Argentine Trip
Erna Fisher, a rare Austrian merchant’s daughter from Munich, travels 6000 miles to marry a British fiancé in a tale set around Buenos Aires. She serves as an expected social figure aboard a steamer, while immigration officials glimpse the ceremony, and the groom and bride plan a June wedding as a North Atlantic voyage continues.
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Twimport & Holt Trier
Voltaire
Argentina
Erna Fisher
Aires
Pia Thone
Mile
Murrer
Luttas
May Card for Pupils Proposed by Education Association
A plan to issue permanent pupil cards linked to students’ records is advancing, with the National Education Association backing the effort. About four hundred already support the scheme, and a new card panel system will tabulate and verify data while awaiting a committee review.
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Washington
Dune
United Staten Hureau
National
Eauedtion Association
Niles
Trier
Bo aUpe
Theron Milttee
Nurses Told To Be Sunny By Newman Authority
A dated excerpt notes Julie Chieaga and Noreen Assortation members told today by Mine Hertha W. Allen of Newton Lawer Falls that a sunny disposition is highly valued for nurses while urging no factionalism and sole focus on work despite blunt remarks from a patient.
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Chieaga
Julie O
Amerian Noreen Assortation
Hertha W. Allen
Newton Lawer Falls
Blirne
Herenia
Two Children Injured After Fall From Fire Escape
A crash from a second story fire escape left Anna Priester aged five and another boy, aged eleven, injured as bystanders and a surgeon from a New York hospital attended to wounds. Both children were taken to local addresses for care this noon.
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Anna Priester
West
New York
Ninth Avenue
Fe Bos
James
Twin Daughter of Revolution Soldier Dies at 80 in Hastings
Obscure obituary notes Hastings Michigan death of Jolia Ann Demaray 80, described as surviving twin daughter of a man who served in the American Revolution. Several family names appear garbled but indicate connections to Woodland Jake Oresam Philadelphia and Sanada.
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Noman
Hastings
Mich
Jolia Ann Demaray
Woodland
Ans Hiesell
Jake Oresam
Joan Peter Prank
Phiadelphia
Big Sisters Incorporated Incorporates Amid Court Case
Big Sisters Incorporated signs a certificate of incorporation for a child protection charity aimed at preventing delinquency and aiding dependent youths. Incorporators include Mee Wellimis Vandertillt Fmeline Hf Glin Bally Wright Brally C Moreie Lalita Havemeier Gertrude Bands Virginie Sanger and others.
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Guptice Varigfa
Wrothern
Gira
Uniliren
Mee Wellimis
Vandertillt
Fmeline
Glin
Bally Wright
Brally
Moreie
Lalita
Havemeier
Gertrude
Reform S suffragists and Wingate linked at meeting
A disrupted account outlines the Chicago suffrage movement scene with Miss Wingate, editor of The Suffragett, and several New York leaders planning a gathering in West Hil, detailing the role of the Historical Suffragette journal and calls for broader national support amid factional debates and organizational ties.
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New York
Interborough
Chica
Mipp Geralaine Wingate
Wellesler
Chicago ‘Trustine
Mit
Momulth Bulli
West
Hil Sires
Snciety
UTM Fligtariant Bieftragetta
Vesterdas
Chieu
Mies Wirreate
Mainess
Mise Hella Squire
Mre & P
Stephane
Whn
Miss Winkate
Lenant
Delmont
Tynnt Tooms
Suffrage Literary Society
Histerieyl Sumtengete
Phicken Tribane
Lorimét Teauiry
Basan
Wulfrawe
Wingate
Rene
Ellie
Helen
Engagement Report Sparks Controversy in Detroit
A Detroit report details a family dispute over a daughter's engagement involving Captain Aliegsene and Frank W. Brooks Jr. The father denies involvement and requests delay in announcing the engagement while noting a Bermuda trip as unrelated, clarifying the confusion surrounding the announcement.
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Detroit
Dune
Phiughet Mara
Frank W. Brooks Jr
Ateyne
Bermuda
Trial marriage defense sparks in Los Angeles court
In a Superior Court case a defendant pleads a short trial marriage before full ceremony arguing the couple would not suit. The plaintiff, Jennie Binay of Lang Reich, sues Lemarion Binion, carpenter, for breach of engagement claiming the marriage was halted after the trial period revealed unsuitability.
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Los Angeles
Jennie
Binay Oairne
Lang Reich
Lemarion
Binion
Carpenter
Elaton
Marlborough alterations plan reshapes Hotel frontage
An alteration plan for the Marlborough building at Broad Street proposes remodeling the hotel front, with stores on the ground floor and a new entrance facing the street. Architects Rotine and Goldstone submit the estimate, noting changes to the doorway and frontage.
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Ween
Mariborouge
Broad Ay
Wth Sreet
Rotine & Goldstone
Bysi
Referendum on women's church roles debated at national meeting
A June referendum vote by women members of the Danish Lutheran Church will decide whether women have equal authority with men on all church matters. The decision follows ongoing discussions at Amelia Thins wak, as the church association moves toward potential equality.
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Moines
Danish Luthera Church
Amelia Thin Wak
Nertonal Church
Eccentric will woes as Mrs Hughes faced court
In the Supreme Court trial over Mrs Louise Tenuchamp Hughes’s will the late Mrs Hughes left 2000 to a husband’s son in Italy and the remainder to charity. Testimony described her alleged mental incompetence and a habit of drafting many wills. Nurse Ellenbeth Mangen recounted scenes of a deposit vault theft and jewelry removal tied to the case. Depositions from a Waslington trust company showed a Black maid handling checks and funds linked to Mrs Hughes, with officials urging closure of the account. The case will resume on Monday.
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Burrriend
David M- Hughes
Second Avenue
Supreme Court
Mise Ellenbeth Mangen
Tougher
Park Avenue
Walti
Waslington Trust Company
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Néero
Hughes
Triet Company
F.C
Importer James Douglas Sued by Wife for Ill Treatment
Mrs Edith Dowglan Douglas of No Riverside Drive seeks separation from James F Douglas an importer of woollens at 204 Fifth Avenue alleging years of abuse and threats. She asks for an arrest order and abroad travel, recounting a troubled marriage, separation agreement, and support terms including rent, household expenses, schooling funds, and alimony.
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Edith Ho Dowglan
Riverside Drive
Peiberm
James F Douglas
Fifth Avenue
China
King Edward
Wee Lin
Mra Dough
Danian
Whitey
Wan
Leugias
Pay Well For Dead Flies Rumor Sparks Public Outcry
An unclear text fragment reports debate around a health related matter and a proposed project. Mentions Hewstreet at Winthowter and a board of health along with names such as Rufetsier. Indicates funds and counts like 48,000 and 2,00008 but details are obscured.
Bicycle Accidents Fatal in Prospect Park Area
Two fatal bicycle crashes occurred yesterday afternoon in Brooklyn. A rich manufactory owner Mrs Dean, driving with a friend, swerved to avoid youths on bicycles near Prospect Park and struck a moving car, suffering fatal injuries. A bystander, Anderson Atler, died after a collision on Fourth Avenue near Public School 2 as a crowd of children dispersed.
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Amaime
Dean Tront
Hrooklyn
Prospect Park
Plaga
Willem Roth
Dean
Fellow
Amtrom
Jose
Charles Garditer
Heine
Bievelb
Otis Dean
Wthtreet
Brooklyn
Public School 2
36Th Street
William Meyer
Fe Anderson
Roots family tragedy ends in suicide attempt in Brooklyn
Frank Tuer, 18, son of a tobacco importer, barricaded his bedroom doors and windows at No 24 McDonough Street. Police revived him after officers forced entry. arraigned at Batchelor Avenue court on $10 bail, he remained dazed when asked why he acted.
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Sin
Batre Avenue
Taft distributes diplomas at Naval Academy June week
President Taft attends Annapolis June week ceremonies and diploma handoff to graduating class. He delivers remarks on naval tradition and courage as Senator Swanson praises future officers. Taft later visits Governor Goldsborough before departing by special train.
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Tutt
Naval Academy
Hie
Board of Visitors
Senator Swanson
Virginia
West Point
Swanson
Taft
Maryland National Guard
State Executive Mansion
Goldshoroligh
Washington
MeFatt
Mee
Secretary of the Navy
Merer
Mavnt Aida
Pepmident
Join War on Meat Prices Mobilizes Merchants and Lawyers
A prominent meeting is planned as merchants and legal officials push a meat price boycott. Mrs Munnery reports strong backing for abstaining from meat purchases, arguing restaurants face reduced demand and urging the Butchers' Association to press meat packers to cut prices. The rally in Homewood-Carble Hall will include Mrs Flannery and Dr J Z Hollaworth of the University of Pitts forth, along with Harry Lydick, Assistant United States District Attorney.
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Avstain
AL & Mass
Etal
Butchers’ Association
Japenkera
Flannery
J. Z. [Hollaworth
University of Pittsforth
Harry §. Lydick
United States
Surgeon Sues for Five Thousand in Supreme Court
Dr Max seeks a commission to examine Dr Adolph Lorenz in Vienna in a suit to recover six thousand dollars for an operation. The petitioner claims Shapiro owes for services and Lorenz testimony is sought. Defendant objects to same charges across Vienna and New York with court reserving decision.
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Max Om Gore Gemmy
Supreme Court
Adolph Lorenz
Vienna
Peter Gibson
Sara
Cihein
Shapiro
Lorens
New York
Ectaton
Delegates Gather for World Seventh Sunday School Convention
Philadelphia delegates join 258000 Sunday reperses to travel aboard four liners from New York Boston and Montreal to Zurich for the event in Switzerland. A group of fifty Sunday Reboot spectators led by H J Hein and Frank Rows plans a pre convention tour of the Orient with preliminary gatherings in the Philippines Japan China and Korea and other delegates visiting the Holy Land.
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Zurieh
Switzerland
Fton
United States
Canada
New York
Boston
Montreal
H. J. Hein
Pittsburgh
Frank TL Rows
Brooklyn
Philippines
Japan
China
Corea
Holy Land
Field Day At West Point Highlights Military Pageantry
West Point held a morning on outdoor gymnastics and shelter tent pitching for the fourth class. A field artillery exercise and cavalry drill followed a parade. Visitors included members of the Senate Committee on Military Affairs and several high ranking graduates and officers.
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Pont
Military Academy
Mortock
Briggs
New Jersey
Henrys A de Pont
Delaware
Francie B. Warren
Wroeming
Norris Brown
Nebruaka
Sinon Guggenheim
Polormda
Jobrux
Kanamai
Weeley E Jones
Washington
George E. Chambrain
Crees
Joseph F. Johnston
Alabama
Gilbert M. Hitchenck
Nee Braska
John Sharp Williame
Mises Rippi
Murphy J. Poster
Willer Taerimer
Tlinots
James Mc Wilton
Asa
John W. Barlow
Godfrey
John Pitman
John M. Gilford
Laval Farragut
George F. Chase
Goethals
Meletatil
Mock Duck Gets the Limit for Hip Sing Leader
A disorderly case in Judge Swann’s General Sessions ended with a sentence of not less than one nor more than two years for Mark Thirk, alleged leader of the Hip Sine Tong faction. The defendant plans to appeal as attorney Fulbert M. Moore vows to contest.
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Pation
Rat
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Swann
Nolleg Alion
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Dle
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Mook
Pal Upsilon Council Ends Seventy-Three Convention
The Pal Upsilon fraternity closed its seventy-ensuing convention with a dinner at the Astor. Speakers included Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, on silent business ethics, former Senator John Spooner urging constitutional government, and Justice Teane Franklin Kuswett along with Herbert Bridentan delivering talks. Brothers then sang their Pat Upsilon song and raised their fraternity yell.
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Astor
Nichola Murray Butler
Columbia University
Joh
Spooner
Teane Franklin Kuswett
Herbert
Bridentan
State Wins Priority On Carnegie Trust Funds
The Appellate Division ordered the State Superintendent of Banks to prioritize state claims over Carnegie Trust assets. It held $8.43 deposited at the defunct bank, largely from canal funds, must be used for government functions and public rights, asserting public funds are paramount to individual claims.
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State of New York
Carnegie Trust Company
Scott
Brady and Stevens to leave Johns Hopkins Hospital
Diamond Jim Brady and his friend George B Stevens, president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, have improved enough to depart Johns Hopkins Hospital and travel together to Atlantic City next Sunday. Brady has been undergoing the rest cure and appears in much better health.
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the Tribune
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Thomond Jim" Brady
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Chicago
Wearin H
New Sult
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World's Best Terrier Stricken By Fatal Disease
San Francisco owner Miss Jennie Crocker claims her Boston terrier valued at 10 900 is ill with a disease dubbed the little Johnny flies. The malady reportedly threatens the pet at Hille borough kennels, causing multiple deaths over the past five years and heightening concern for the Crocker family and local veterinary observers.
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Mise Jennie Crocker
Hille
Miss Crocker
Heirs Get 92 500 A Year Incomes From Garland Wards
Boston report states Judge Grant of the Suffolk Probate Court authorized guardians to pay 92 500 annually from the wards income for the support maintenance and education of Marie Garland minor children after the marriage of Mrs Marie Garland to Francis C Green. The mother may receive portions for her use while with the children and the guardians may also provide for her reasonable support. Previously the widow had received 7 000 a year under 1909 authority but expenditures exceeded that allowance. Commerce line notes L W Hill to head G N board in Tacoma as James J Hill resigns chair.
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Francis C. Green
New York
Ave Garland
Grant
Suffolk Probate Court
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