Innes Sues For Absolute Divorce Innes Sues For Absolute Divorce
Frederick W. Innes, bandmaster, seeks an absolute divorce from Georgia F. Innes in New York court. Co defendants include James J. Corbett and Ernest Crowhurst. Evidence centers on alleged conduct at a Philadelphia hotel and letters between Innes, Crowhurst, and Mrs. Innes. The trial opened with testimonies about hotel room encounters and alleged scenes at the Hotel Walton.
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Philadelphia Times
New York
Frederick W. Innes
Georgia F. Innes
A. H. Hummel
Herman Roth
Ernest H. Crowhurst
Philadelphia
Innes
Crowhurst
Charles L. Hoffman
Hoffman & Wable
Henry A. Friedmann
Hummel
Hoffman
Special Pullman Train to Denver for Sunday School Conventon
A special PULLMAN train runs to Denver via Pennsylvania and Rock Island lines. Reduced rates available for the International Sunday School Convention. Leaves Broad Street Station at 12 81 P. M. Wednesday June 23 with stops at Sst and Gataalee.
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Denver
Colvin Pennsylvania
Rock Island Roads
Broad Street
Mepday
Gataalee
Enduring champion ferryman and oarsman at 78
An amateur from a New York trip praises Ed Ten Eyck as champion, recounting how Uncle Jim Ten Eyck ferries passengers across the Hudson at Peekskill. Jim, 78, claims a lifetime of rowing, with tales of races in Newark Bay and a family lineage spanning four generations and a Naval Academy crew coach son.
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Ed Ten Eyck
Dunderberg
New York Sun
Ten
Hudson
Uncle Jim Ten Eyck
Uncle Jim
Captain Ten Eyck
Peekskill
Naval Academy
Isaac
Newburgh
Isaac Seaman
Abraham Post
Jersey City
New York
Washington Market
Newark Bay
Jim
Model Jewish organization tightens transport rules for tramps
The piece notes Jewish charity groups curb tramp movement by requiring cross city investigations before transporting applicants. A telegraph code enables rapid sharing of data between cities, with New York reports guiding transportation funding and local societies offering work if needed.
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United States
St. Paul
New York
Elkins Defeat Costly for Quay in Pennsylvania Race
Harrisburg dispatch reports Elkin supporters privately label Quay a political thief and fear weak backing for Quay’s Pennypacker ticket. Leaders plan to defend Stone and Elkin while predicting tough lines to win statewide, with rumors of a Supreme Court judge aiding Quay and extensive railroad pass activity cited.
Elkins Defeat Haunts Judge Pennypacker Campaign
Judge Samuel W. Pennypacker, nominated by Senator Quay’s Republicans, defeated Attorney General John P. Elkin. Elkin telegraphed his praise and readiness to back the ticket, while Pennypacker warned of grave responsibility and declined active nomination. Party leaders expect a late August campaign kickoff with canvassing in Philadelphia and Allegheny counties.
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Philadelphia Times
Harrisburg
Elkin
Quay
Pennypacker
Quayr
Guay
J. Hampton Moore
Judge Pennypacker
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Sam
Matt
Andrew Curtin Quay
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Senator Quay
John P. Elkin
Beaver Statesman
Judge Vennypacker
Shiladelphia
Allegheny
Interior Counties
Tet Partrapetenta Times
Senator Focht
T. Larry Eyre
Frank Reeder
Pottsville
P. Bechtel
Bechtel
Death from caisson disease aboard Bridge No 3
John Sullivan died at Brooklyn Hospital from caisson disease contracted in Bridge No 3 work. The illness, caused by lung distention from extended compressed air, is rare and fatal here, though most cases recover. Workers receive higher pay and follow strict ascent and acclimatization procedures.
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John Sullivan
Caisson
English evangelist Alfred Mace draws Chicago audience
Alfred Mace son of Jem Mace the famed pugilist, preached his first Chicago sermons last Sunday. The 48 year old English evangelist, tall and powerful like his father then 75, said he aimed to be a fighter but chose preaching. Converted at 17, he toured the world with his wife in 1000, and his California work stirred strong interest as he returns home from a global journey via South Africa and Australia.
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Alfred Mace
Jem Mace
England
America
Mr. Mace
Chicago
South Africa
Australia
Mace
California
New York World
Woman Demands 3 Million At City Hall Office
A young woman entered City Solicitor Parsons' office in City Hall Lyon and demanded 3,000,000 dollars. He suggested she wait while he reviewed a bankruptcy petition and offered a personal check, but she insisted on immediate payment and was taken to police headquarters.
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Parsons
City Hall
Lyon
New York Sun
Democrats Ready for a Hot Fight in Gubernatorial Stakes
Democratic State Chairman Creasy visits Williamsport to rally county chairmen for the Sixth division. He cites strong party organization and discusses potential nominees including Cochran Pattison and Pennypacker. Creasy supports Pattison as a stronger GOP foe, while county leaders plan a statewide school house system to boost registration and turnout.
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Philadelphia Times
Williamsport
Creasy
Mr. Creasy
Cochran
Pattison
Harrisburg
Judge Pennypacker
H. E. Spyker
Lewisburg
George A. Brown
Clinton
Hugh Gilmore
Lycoming County
Ramsey
Potter
Birmingham
Tioga
Lesher
Snyder
Brown
Union
J. A. Sweeney
Hazleton
John G. McHenry
Benton
Pennsylvania
Maranof City
Schuylkill County
Robert F. Pattison
Erie
George Striege
Pottsville
Engine power tradeoffs in merchant and naval steamers
W M McFarland explains in The Engineering Magazine that merchant steamers run at design maximums producing high efficiency, while naval vessels operate mostly at low cruising power. As max speeds rose beyond 14–15 knots to 20+, cruising power must balance economy with rare high-speed demands, making engineering choices more complex.
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W. M. McFarland
Engineering Magazine
Imperial debt ruling by Vienna court over Frastans pledge
The Vienna Supreme Court orders the Imperial government to pay 5 florins and 10 kreuzsers with interest to Frastans Tyrol, noting a 1306 loan secured by the town and a pledged tax office that burned. The dispute dragged on until a final decision in 1801 after salt deliveries over the years.
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Supreme Court of
Vienna
Frastans
Tyrol
Vienna Court
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Copenhagen May 1 1902 notice on new steamship design
Coneul J. C. Freeman reports in Copenhagen that a local company formed to build a trial steamship of a new type. Captain F. Ishoy holds patents in major countries. The propeller sits beneath the hull rather than at the stern, the bow is redesigned, and the draft is reduced. The invention claims reduced fuel needs and other efficiency gains.
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Coneul
J. C. Freeman
Copenhagen
F. ©. Ishoy
Faith cures in Turkey at Gorgoepikoos Church
Excitement grows over miraculous cures at the Church of Gorgoepikoos in Exi Marmara Constantinople where an ancient icon is said to heal paralytics blind deaf and wounded. Pilgrims from Greeks Catholics Armenians Jews and Turks flock daily despite a government warning and the Sultan's prohibition.
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Peramos
St. Mary
Gorgoepikoos
Constantinople
London Chronicle
Telegraph Slow Says Pupin Supporters Hit Western Union
Editors and electrical engineers attack Western Union over speed and cost. P B Delany refutes Barclay claims on reading by sound, quadruplex, switch boards, repeaters, insulators, copper wires, and storage batteries. He accuses company of delaying truthful tests and misreporting times. New York Times citation.
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E Electrical
Professor Pupin
Western Union
J. C. Barclay
Barclay
Moree Register
Wullipiex
Delany
America
Mr. Delany
Ohm
Jupiter
Mmessenger
New York Times
Real estate vs booms in speculative investing
The piece argues against chasing cheap speculative shares and praises real estate as a historically safer, more profitable investment. It notes buyers favor distant resource stocks and metals, while a New York anecdote recalls a missed suburban land opportunity that later appreciated substantially.
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Aqueens
Greater
New York
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Charles R. Myers
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Elizabeth Hale Little
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