Legacy of Sir John Murray Scott Codicil Case Opens
In a London court, Malcolm Ott and his sisters contest Sir John Murray Scott’s will amid claims of a missing codicil that would alter Lady Sackville’s fortune. A $80,000 reward pursues the unsigned codicil while evidence piles up of large payments to Lady Sackville and ties to the Wallace art collection. The trial reveals a long dispute over trust, influence, and the famed art bequest.
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South Carolina National Guard Withdrawn By War Dept
Governor Cain announces South Carolina will lose federal militia support as War Department orders mustering out certain units for failure to meet standard ency. Brigadier General Mille confirms federal officers will depart with equipment and accoutrements, ending U S Army instruction aid.
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Pinkerton poisoned by food on railroad train
Loy Telegraph reports Pinkerton fell ill in a hotel in Omaha during June. He contracted food poisoning aboard a railroad train, prompting medical attention and a concern for his condition.
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Treatment of Threat Letter Echoes Tichborne Case
A London Bow Street hearing recounts a woman named Theresa Doughty Tichhorne of Maryland Furnham Common Bucks charged with sending a letter to the Earl of Granard threatening to murder Miss Denine Greville at the Brompton Oratory ceremony. The letter and case reference the famed Tichborne affair and Arthur Orton’s claim to be Roger Tichborne.
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God In
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Scientist jailed for conspiracy ends hunger strike release
London June 2n ene ns rmston, analytical chemist, was jailed for twenty one and a half years on June 17 for conspiracy to commit mal erous damage with militant suffragette leaders. He was released in a weak condition after a hunger strike. Reports from released prisoners say other convicts, not suffragists, have followed the example, refusing meals in prison and being forcibly fed.
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Explosion kills five at Elk and Peabody street elevator
An explosion at the Husted Milling Company elevator and grain storehouse in Buffalo on June 9 killed five people including Michael King aged 41 and Henry Vetter aged 45, with a 12 year old boy and an unidentified man among the dead. Over sixty injured, some fatally, and four unaccounted for. Fire destroyed the wooden section. the blast tore out the north wall and shattered windows up to a quarter mile away. Police and priests attended at the scene as dust from coal and grain ignition caused the calamity.
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Papal power split sparks calls for Cardinal shifts in Rome
The Tribune Rome reports rising friction within the College of Cardinals over modernism and appointments at the Vatican. Cardinal Rampolla and allies push for replacements of Merry del Val and De Lat, with possible moves toward elevation of new prelates and a reshaped Secretariat of State. American interest centers on potential Papal selections and a forthcoming consistory in October as party leaders weigh platforms and candidate slates.
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Flower fete in London for Queen Alexandra Day
London June 1d Lady Eustace Brownlow Coal will supervise rose sellers outside Gloucester House part of the Duke of Cambridge estate where Alfred G. Vanderbilt lives Two granddaughters of the Duke will sell roses and Vanderbilt will entertain the sellers afterward.
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George Gough Extradition Ordered for US Robbery Case
George Gough, arrested at Llanedy Wales, was ordered extradited for a U S robbery charge. He faces a 49 dollar larceny alleged at Carrier Manufacturing Co in New York. He was found working at a pottery in Wales.
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Twelve Men Executed in Bayazid Square After Vizier Assassination
In Constantiniople twelve men executed this morning in Bayazid Square for involvement in the assassination of Mahmoud Shefket Paenha, the late Grand Vizier. The executions occurred under armed guard with no disturbance. Several condemned men spoke from the scaffold.
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Servia for Peace Report on Cabinet Reshuffle
Premier Pasich has resigned to lead a reorganization of the cabinet. Only the War and Justice portfolios will change in the new government, a move viewed by influential circles as signaling a shift toward arbitration in the Balkan dispute and avoidance of war.
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Farm experts arrive in Denmark on credit inquiry
The American commission on agricultural organization rural credits arrived today in Denmark. Members were greeted with a welcoming address by Maurice Gandt, American Minister to Denmark. An investigation into the Danish credit system was announced to begin immediately.
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Indictments in Richmond Grand Jury Case
Indictments were filed by the Richmond County Grand Jury against Alpert Pieachat Loula Capilllon Armand Fanechon and Exaile Le Roy four prisoners charged with theft and robbery on the Amboy Road Winneville Seaton Island on the night of June etc Pieachat and Fauchon are life terms who escaped from Devil's Island Indictments for arson and burglary were found against Louis Bouves who allegedly threatened to murder him in revenge
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Fauchon
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Rerven
Sunday Baseball Under Police Duty Ruling
Supreme Court Justice Hasbrouck ruled that police must determine if Sunday baseball respects religious liberty and community repose. Sheriff Peaseley faced injunction over Chad Athletic Club games in Albany County, with officers warned to arrest violators at risk.
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Simpler Parlor Car Names Likely Replaces Traditional Terms
A truncated notice notes that sleeping car names are being discontinued and replaced with simpler labels by rail lines, citing Pullman Company statistics. Cities states and towns are being substituted, particularly by Western railroads, as part of the change.
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Dalton Adding Machine Sold to United Lead Company
In July 1912 United Lead Company bought its first Dalton Adding Machine and ten months later placed an order for a second. The Dalton Adding Machine earns strong reviews and retains its friendships. Dalton Adding Machine Sales Company, 220 Broadway, New York.
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France Plans Longer Army Service To Boost Peace footing
Deputy Legrand announced in the Chamber of Deputies that France would extend military service to strengthen the standing peace footing. He said the active army would be increased after adopting government measures, with discussion ongoing on the conscription timing and scale.
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Bankrupt partner commits suicide after firm suspension
Donaldson, head of James Watson & Co in Glasgow, killed himself by drowning at Kiloreasat on the Clyde after a June 11 suspension of payments. The firm showed liabilities of 1,000,100 and assets of 40, revealing a grim creditors meeting. Donaldson, Dayton Coat and Iron Company president, was the largest stockholder in Dayton, Tennessee.
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Kilerekcan
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Stoc
British polo players surprised at defeat
London June 2 Captain Kit Freake and A N Edward say they were surprised by a defeat after international matches in America. They blame missed shots by teammates near the opponent’s goal and say fortune favored the opponents in the second game. They plan another tour to America in coming years and note high regard for American hospitality.
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Woman sues Moe for breach of promise in public scandal
Miss Mae A Sullivan of Wellseley accuses Arthur Ingersoll Moe of promising marriage while married, seeks 150000 in damages and 7000 for a broken agreement to support her at 4010 yearly. She says she accepted gifts worth about 1000 and must restore dignity, predicts out of court settlement, laments publicity. She cites Moe used alias Haney during visits and that he kept his marriage secret.
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Tord
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Widow recalls last sighting of Hoe with Sullivan
Miss Sullivan testified that Hoe telephoned three weeks ago and they met at West End Avenue and Tith Street. She said he told her he had no money and asked for support in the manner she had become accustomed to.
Danish Universal Suffrage Hint At New Danish Cabinet
In Copenhagen Premier M. Zahte announced a new cabinet formed to secure constitutional amendments for universal suffrage. Elections for both chambers will be held on an equal universal suffrage basis. Erik de Seaventus appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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M. Zahte
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