Mrs Vanderbilt Moves Away From Newport Summer Home
Mrs Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt has moved personal effects from Oakland Farm Newport to her brother Amos Tuck French at Tuxedo. Vanderbilt, arriving from London, is stay at Hotel Plaza and plans to return there. The move shocks Newport society as the family will not reside at the summer home. Amid social chatter, details note French organizing arrangements for goods, with family members including her son and sister.
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Associated Press
New York
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
Newport
Amos Tuck
Vanderblit
London
Hotel Plaza
Vanderbilt
Mr. French
Attis
Wlam Vanderbilt
Mira
Paraline Trench
Slater
Pfyter
Lance
Sammel Wagstam
Yolen
Tuk
Alfred Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
General Bally Dies After Long Army Service
Brig. Gen. Hehea Bally, 3A, retired, died at the Army General Hospital yesterday. He was attached to the medical department and retired twenty-two years ago. Bally was born in West Chester, Te,ahchty-four years ago.
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Associated Preag
San Francisco
Cal
Maren
Bhehea—B Bally
Army General Hospital
Medical
Bally
West Chester
Morgan Guest of Griscom at Rome Dinner
Pierpant Marwan was entertained at dinner by American ambassador Lloyd C Griscom. Morgan will be received in audience by King Victor Emmanuel upon the king's return from Venice.
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City Associated Press
Rome
Pierpant Marwan
Liloyd C. Griscom
Mr. Morgan
Victor Emmanuel
Venice
Color of Nees an Asyet and Egg Color Demand
A fragment discusses egg color and market preferences, noting New York and nearby cities favor white shells while Boston pays more for brown eggs. It claims brown is generally preferred nationwide with few markets caring about color, and advises variety of laying stock to match color demand. A stray line cites an unrelated quote about a sharp nose and elbows as signs of an insigh ttened woman.
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New York City
Boston
Miny Mariceta
Kill in Saloon Ties to City Official and Brawl
In Chicago Detective John J Sullivan brother of Democratic National Committeeman Roger C Sullivan shot and mortally wounded Harry Krause of St Louis during a saloon brawl at 31 West Randolph street. Krause had fought with Harry Pender and knocked Sullivan unconscious before the shooting. Warren Price, a Kentucky constable, shot and killed John Warren in Booneville as Warren fled during a petty arrest attempt.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John J. Sullivan
Roger C Sullivan
Harry Krauve
St Louis
Jacob Niemann
West Randolph Street
Sullivan
Krause
Krauss
Harry Pender
Stouta
Sul- Hyan
Ponder
Booneville
Jap Price
John Warren
Price
Warren
Miners Press Plan to Fight April 1 Shutdown
AP report from Des Moines notes miners and operators met to avert a work stoppage at Iowa coal mines. Miners favored continuing work after April 1 pending wage negotiations, while operators insisted on a complete shutdown during talks.
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Des Moines
Caal Mines
Iowa
Government Wins Appeal in Uta Coal Case Remand Set
The U S circuit court of appeals reversed a district court ruling in the Uta Coal and Cake Co case and remanded for a new trial set for April 9. The government seeks 530 000 damages for coal drain and fraudulently secured leads. The 1906 damages had been analyzed at 125 but the appeal was filed.
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Associated Press
Pushle
Tite States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States District Court
United States
Uta Coal and Cake Company
Jenkins Emphatic on State Officials Defying Authority
Rep. John Jenkins of Wisconsin, chair of the House Judiciary Committee, denounces both anarchists and state officials who defy federal authority. He backs Supreme Court rulings in Minnesota and North Carolina railway cases, calls for adherence to constitutional power, and warns that disobedience threatens national order and citizen rights.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Reptreohtailye Joh J. Jenkige
Wisconsin
House Judiciary Committee
Post Today
Supreme Court
Minnesota
North Carolina
V. Jenkins
Follaws
Curacia
North
South
Supreme Court of the United States
White House party images and reception details emerge
A fragmentary report recounts a White House event with guests including notable figures and a discussion of attendees and activities. The scene captures conversations about guests and the tone of the gathering as observers describe the reception yesterday at the executive residence.
Salmon Pack to Decrease in Sound Canneries
Assioated Press reports salmon canneries along the Sound will operate this season at reduced capacity. Contracts from Rhinese Inbor are let on a basis averaging less than half the usual pack. Estimated total salmon data may fall, with many minor packers opting not to operate and instead selling catch to better positioned canneries in the near term.
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Wasth
Macoh
Sound
London Eats Much Dogfish In Parliamentary Inquiry
A London inquiry reveals high annual dogfish consumption as fried sate. Questions arise about large conger imports to Billings Gate and whether conger is sold under its own name or disguised as other dishes. Scotland ships many congers to London since Scots refuse eel and related fish. A humorous note about a youth not calling his father “the old man.” A remark on a woman’s behavior ends the fragment.
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London
Billingsgate
East
Scotland
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