Chanter Cavalleri Bride Wealth Talks Surface
A flurry of statements centers on the ante nuptial agreement and Cavalleri’s domestic arrangements. Rumors about control of the Delano Astor estates, trusts, and potential entitlements are discussed by lawyers and representatives as Chanler's private affairs unfold amid public scrutiny.
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Bidtney Harris
Harsla
Osborne
King & Osborne
Cavalleri's
Onbhorme
Cavaller
Union ‘Trust
Delano ‘Estate
Cavalleri Haa
Chanler
Hin
Poattion
Chanier
Banda
Mr. Chanler
Robert Chanler
Paria
Oder
Hatite
H. Watriss
Watman
Cable
Julia
Chambérlain Chapler
Astor
Delano
Witingt
Chindler
Tale
Trust
Robert
Hll
Mme, Cavalieri
Chapler
Ble
York Inverter Sale Prompts 100000 Dollar Deal
York Pa September 14 An invention linked to power conversion was sold by H Luke Qwena to General Electric of Schenectady NY for 100000 dollars. The report notes a cautious tone amid business chatter as the city looks on.
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York Inverter
York
Brouseabeaton
Missing Methodist Pastor and Young Woman in Ithaca Area
A Methodist pastor Mr Bradburn and Marian White twenty three, granddaughter of Luther White, are missing after he visited Nichols to preach and she accompanied him to Tioga Center. Neither has been seen since the Sunday outing. Wife and nearby congregants are unaware of their whereabouts. Police and relatives seek information to locate both and establish destination.
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Pantor
Episcopal
Ann T
Bradburn
Alnce
Nichole
Mise
Marian
White
Luther
Aleo
Ousip
Sif ‘Aotenti- Jaw
Ithaca
Miss. White
Nighpin
Pulplin
Mian
Grina
Mred
Tioga Center
General Keifer Returns Opposed to Panama Fortification
General J Warren Keifer of Springfield Ohio, representing the Seventh Ohio district, arrived aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecilie and spoke against fortifying the Panama Canal. As a participant in the Interparliamentary Union at Brussels, he criticized Colonel Roosevelt's Omaha speech and promised a full response noting the Hay Paunefote treaty of 1901. Keifer pointed out Roosevelt’s changing position since 1961 and said he would seek an explanation in his forthcoming reply.
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New York
J. Warren Kelfer
Springield
Beventh -Ohio
Congrega
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Kelfer
Interparliamentary Union
Brussels
Coronel Roosevelt
Omaha
Iave
Roosevelt
General Keffer
Delaware Democrats Nominate Ticket After All Day Controversy
Dover Sept 14 The Democratic state convention nominated former Attorney General Robert White of Sussex for Delaware's congress seat. It also chose Millard F. Devis of Wilmington for auditor and William H. Walker of Dover for treasurer. Walker is brother in law to Republican Senator Harry S. Richardson. The wet and dry dance in the aisle shaped White's fate as New Castle county delegates favored Sheengerich who opposed Saulsbury.
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Dover
Det
Robert}. White
Sussex County
Delaware
Congress
Millard F. Devis
Wilmington
William HH. Walker
United States
Harry S. Richard
White
New Castle County
Sheenge Rich
Saulsbury
Kellogg Named for Solicitor General Post Likely
Washington reports Frank B Kellogg, former antitrust lawyer, as a likely successor to Solicitor General Lloyd W Bowers. Taft not ruling out Kellogg. Kellogg previously led major antitrust suits including against Standard Oil. In Arizona, Democrats win overwhelming delegates to constitutional convention confirming push for direct legislation initiative referendum and recall in new state charter.
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Frank B. Kellogg
Washington
Taft
Lloyd W. Bowers
Kellogg
One Provident
Standard Oil Company
Arizona Democratic
Phoenix
Ariz
Cortelo
Honors for Justice White for The Hague Tribunal appointment
Washington reports associates in Washington believe President Taft may appoint Associate Justice White of the Supreme Court to The Hague Tribunal. White, regarded as one of the ablest justices, has early training in civil law from Louisiana. He is a Democrat, which makes him unlikely for the vacant Chief Justice post.
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Hague
Washington
Woshington
White
Supreme Court
Patt
Hagia
Hiller
United States Supreme Court
Taft
Duatice White
Louisiana
Wisties White
Death Vigil Ends in Bloodshed at Wilkes-Barre
John Walker of Edwardsville killed while keeping vigil over his daughter’s body in Wilkes-Barre Pa. He was found shot through the heart as neighbors heard a fight and shots. Brother George Walker was arrested and another brother Andrew hunted as police search for them.
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Wilkes-Darre
John Walker
Edwardsville
Tits City
Warn
Daoughter
Walker Waa
George Walker
Lita Brothers
Walker
Smallpox Found in Harrlaburg Area and Quarantine Enforced
In Harrlaburg two smallpox cases were found at the home of foreign workers in the Iron Works district. The house was quarantined by health authorities after locals pursued residents for living in the area. The patients are Mia Hecht and her fifteen days old infant. They were moved to the municipal hospital and the house’s boarders are under vigilance after vaccination. Separately, in Los Angeles, Nicholas Cadaby of Chicago closed a deal worth 1.28 million dollars for a large Imperial Valley tract of about 2,000 acres with plans to invest 2 million in cotton farming and construction.
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Forelgpera
Iron Works
Beapth
Hale
Wen
Mia
I Hecht
Thei Municipal Hospital
Ralée
Gulifornia
Los Angeles
Cal
Nicheel, Cadaby
Chicago
Imperial Valley
Bowser
Mra
Mr. Bowser
Mr. Bower
Mrs Eddy Subpoenaed in Petty Theft Case in Boston
Christian Science leader Mary Baker Eddy may appear in a Boston court for a petty theft case involving Frederick W. King charged with stealing an automobile crew member said to be Eddy’s property. Alfred Farlow, Christian Science representative, commented that Eddy, over ninety, may not want to testify.
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Christian Silenge
Boston
Jilge Wentworth
Meg
Mary Baker Rady
Chletian Science, Church
Frederick W. King
Mra. Eddy
Alfred Farlow
Christian Science Representative
Stabbed Wrong Man in Pa. Three Arrested for Shooting and Stabbing
In Vreeland Pennsylvania on September 14 Georad Qreko Pasquale De Chelz and John Dasa were arrested on charges of shooting and stabbing Michael ler near his home. They claimed they mistook him for another man and were held on 1000 bail for court. The report also notes other items from the era including congress news and social anecdotes.
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Vreeland
Georad Qreko
Pasquale de Chelz
John Dasa
French writing upholds "Les Agremens et les Chagrins" theme
The excerpt reviews a century old work titled Les Agremens et les Chagrins en Marfagea. It notes the first four pages discuss the agremena and the remaining 350 cover the chagrins or sorrows.
A Comparison of the Moon and the Dad’s Head
Theva calls Mary's attention to the full moon, remarking that it resembles dad's head when seen from the window. The exchange captures a simple, curious observation about a nightly scene and a child's imaginative comparison.
Bowser Hero or Burglar Fearful Night
A comic tale shows Mr Bowser arming for burglars after fear of break ins. He shoots six bullets at an imagined thief, waking neighbors and police who learn a goat in the yard caused the ruckus, leaving Bowser to recount a wild misfire and empty gun.
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Plea Apne Literary
Adaryn
Beiser
Bowser
Bureau
Mr. Bowser
Fragmentary Legal Row Involving Divorce and Fees
A fragmented report notes a morning dispute in a dim alley over a divorce and settlement. The scene includes references to lawyers, a demand for payment of foot costs, and a remark about no blood spots found.
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Bulleba
Ben Hero Tui
Cleveland Leader index inquiry on volume references
A reader question from the Cleveland Leader asks which volume contains the index for the history of the United States and notes a wary tone about locating the specific volume. Further details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Bobby
Jo Amy
United States
Cleveland
Cleveland Leader
Boarding Mouce Confession Reflects Tough Spring for Children
In Harper's Weekly, an exchange at the Boarding Mouce features Mr Dawson and the Indias Indy discussing a spring that proves challenging for children. The characters acknowledge the difficulty, with Dawson replying politely about the season's tough nature.
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Maydam
Dawson
Engaged man to describe his fiancée in art
A fragment from Modern Society hints at a ceremony or portrait scene where Miss Rogers asks about a painting of an angel. The artist claims to have an engaged man who plans to describe his fiancée in the artwork.
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Eney
They Spited Grace and Amy in a New York Journal Snippet
A brief New York Journal excerpt shows Grace warning Amy that they are pursued. Amy identifies a person or dog named Doggett. Grace notes a puppy trailing them, suggesting a light dramatic chase or tension in a domestic scene.
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Grace
Amy
Doggett
New York Journal
Hail to the Goo Old Times in a Whimsical Note
A fragmentary, whimsical line blends nostalgic phrases about good times and old world charm. The text references sunlight, windows, summers, and winters amid nostalgic misspellings and an Atlanta Constitution flavor.
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Atscaritas
Fragmentary dialogue highlights aging couple's shared look
A garbled exchange portrays an elderly couple, Oma i and his wife, noting their years of marriage. The speakers reflect on their similar weary expressions and ask if they resemble each other, with a brief nod to their long union and shared sorrow.
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Omai
Allke Ufter
Allie
Singleton
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