Waddell’s Wife Sues for Divorce in Circuit Court
Madge Waddell charges baseball star George Edward Waddell aka Rube abused her, fled to Newark, and left her in debt and with no support. She alleges drinking, violence, and neglect since their 1910 St Louis marriage, seeking an absolute separation and restoration of her maiden name.
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St. Louis
George Edward
Lie
Waddell
Madge
Mr McGuire
New Orleans
Rube
May Wynne Skinner Waddell
Boston
Mass
Dodler Street
Pollard
North Grand Avenue
Newark
N. J
Tie
Woman Kidnapper Convicted in Brooklyn Trial
Justice quickly convict Maria Rappa an Italian woman in Brooklyn for abetting the kidnapping of Michael Rizzo and Giuseppe Longo. The sentence ranges from five to sixty years in prison.
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New York
Brooklyn
Maria Rappa
Michael Rizzo
Giuseppe Longo
Lorimer Acquitted in Bribery Charge Over Illinois Election
United States Senator William Lorimer of Illinois is exonerated in a Senate committee report finding no evidence he engaged in bribery or corrupt acts to secure his 1909 election. The document outlines the inquiry timeline from 1910 filings to the 1909 joint assembly ballot, with a possible minority view to follow. Boundary dispute and holiday adjournment notices appear in separate items.
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Washington
United States
William Lorimer
Illinois
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
Burrows
Michigan
Lorimer
Open Senate
Clifford W Barnes
Legislative Voters’ League of Chicago
Willam Cresenator
Minaias
Ged Mer Senate
Burrow Gamble Heyburn
Fulkeley
Praaier Paynter
Johnston
Chicago
Illinois Assembly
Hopkine
Stringer
Iittee
Big Explosion Strikes New York Officials Weigh Blame
No blame fixed after a deadly explosion in New York on December 22. Three municipal bodies, the coroner, district attorney, and fire dept led separate inquiries, numerous witnesses examined, but no conclusive cause found. Property damage put at about $2,000,000 with a Buffalo report of a similar blast.
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New York
Fire Department
Buffalo
Postal Brings Wedding in Columbus Missouri Farm Marriage
Miss Ola L Dale daughter of Mr and Mrs John Dale of Carirville Missouri married Gideon M Bowman a Columbus farmer after a long courtship sparked by a mailed photograph. Mutual friends Laura Talkingto Carthage Missouri aided the match and a photo card sent last July led to correspondence and a Missouri visit before a Carthy ceremony.
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Columbus
Ind
Ola L. Dale
John Dale
Carirville
Gideon M. Bowman
Bowma
Laura Talkingto
Carthage
Talkingto
Bowman
Wise Dale
Missouri
Dale
Carthy
Land men in federal case in St Louis
George A. Currier, claiming to be vice president and general manager of the Greemore Orchard company, was arrested in his Frisco building office on a mail fraud charge. The firm allegedly owns 16 000 acres in Howell county Missouri and sold five acre tracts by mail. A cable from Brussels reports the birth of a daughter to Count and Countess Henri de Lincay, formerly Miss Marie Louise Logan.
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St. Louis
George A. Cartier
Greemore Orchard Company
Frisco
United States
W. H. Whitworth
Post Office
S. Swenseh
Currier
Gragmore Concern
Howell County
Youngstown
Brussels
Belgium
Henri de Lincay
Marie Louise Logan
John A. Logan
Indiana Teachers Meet in Indianapolis Convenes Fifty-Seventh Session
The Indiana Teachers Association gathers in Indianapolis for its fifty seventh annual meeting at Tomlinson Hall. Leading speakers include Charles Warren Fairbanks on forests and public schools and presentations by university presidents. A concert is planned tonight with Chief speakers Champ Clark and Dr P P Claxton scheduled for tomorrow.
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Ianapolia
Anl
Assorisdon
Tomiluwi Hall
Othe Jin
Ovir Tomarrew
Eden Forg
Cheriz
Seleet Ehiftrea
CN. Renal
Titiatape Oils
HeYecred
Guinaneneal F Dves
Wl Magety
Patversite
Tiluls
Faehite
Ierning
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Alimony Provision From Major Hansen Will
Fifty thousand dollars are set aside by the will of Major John Hansen president of the Central of Georgia for alimony to his widow separated from him. The estate is valued around $850,000 with principal and interest to be used for the alimony.
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Atlanta
John Hansen
The
Central of Georgia
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